New-York tribune., 1900-07-15
BAR HARBOR STILL QUIET.
THE PROGRAMME FOR THIS WEEK
PROMISES LIFE AND GAYETY-ARRI-
VALs AT HOTELS AND COTTAGES.

VAIS AT HOTELS AND COTTAGES.
Bar Harbor Me-, July 12-The situation here is
one of quiet. Outside OF few informal entertain
ments there has been nothing during the past week
that would indicate that most active period OF the
season IS approaching. People backward
about formal affair; but the programme for the
next few days promises much life and gayety.
The news OF the week concerns the horse show
The association has been Incorporated a stock
company with capital OF $4,000 General Edward
Morren elected president, Herbert Jaques sec
retary.
Kebo instituted feature this week, The
clubhouse and grounds were this afternoon thrown
open the summer population generally There
were music. ladies' putting contest. and tea on
the lawn under a large tent, 1t a sensibs move
the part OF the managers for It brings together
and smooths over many conflicting elements at the
resort.
The Ladies' Club made its bow this week As
in past years the affair a reception and tea.
Because the Ladies' Club is backed by the best
people, everybody there. Among those who
sisted in receiving Mrs Robert Able, Mrs
A. Blocker Banks. Mrs. Henry E. Drayton, Mrs
Frank Ellis, Mrs Burton Harrison, Mrs. Cadwala-
der Jones. Mrs. Francis Lawrence. Mrs. Morris
Longstreth Mrs. ]. Madison Taylor, Mrs. Quincy
Thorndike.
The first OF the weekly yachting regattas
held to-day. Mrs. Clement NewboId in her new
knockabout fought out interesting finish with
her brother. Edgar T. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Pinchot. OF NewYork.
are occupying the Dutch cottage this season. Last
year they occupied Stanwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wharton TO be the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Cadwalader Jones at Reef
Point. Mrs. Wharton. who is Edith Wharton,
the author of ''Touchstone" is sister-in-law of
Mrs. Burton Harrison. who has been absent from
Bar Harbor for two seasons vas one OF the I'm, most
for she has been quiet since her coming 10 Sea
that many OF her friends had had to welcome her.
Mrs Harrison has travelled extensively during her
back at her beloved Bar Haroor home. Mrs,
Fairfax Harrison who was Miss cary win 1I ner
rison, and she expects her son Archie later in the
season. The other son is travelling abroad with
DR., and, Mrs. Robert Able are entoying their
remodeed home, Brookend Miss Palmer and and
Courtlandt Palmer, daughter and son Of Mrs
Miss Augusta Robinson and Moncure Robinson.
daughter and son Of the late Randolph Robinson,
b. Trevor who at Sea Urchins last season.
has taken the Barnacles one of Edmund ,PendIe-
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Drummond who have taken
steepways, are entertaining Miss Keiser, Of St
Louis. She is sure to be one Of the bellies Of the
The Pot and Kettle Club seems to labor on tow
ard its opening. which will hardly take place be
0Ts Il w hf b nhed ha not
the crush OF entertainment has begun :. .no
ex Speaker III omas B. Reed is connected
TO open for the summer, and already the former
sauveur r. Belmont and Malvern opened this week
The transient people seldom make their appearance
before the middle OF the month. that there is
not an overpus Of excitement at any one of the
six houses Mr. and Mrs. George r. Sheldon. of
New-York. have taken the Bungalow, one OF the
sheldon and Miss Gertrude Sheldon with them.
The Tripp cottage which is also connected with
the Louisburs is occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w Poor and their daughter OF New York The
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Forsythe, Mrs. J. r. Harris,
Miss Harris Miss March, Miss X. Durham Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Simpson and Miss II. f. Chace, Of
New-York; Mr.. and Mrs. otis Norcross Mrs. 5. p
Sprague and Miss NJ. G. Hooper of Boston; Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Mathewson. of Fall River; Mrs j.
Jordan and Miss Jordan and Mrs. NJ. c. Hall, OF
Cambridge. and Mr. and Mrs. h. ;. Goodale or
The Porcupine has a large list of guests for July
and August the majority of whom will soon ar
rive There are included several members Of lega-
ton at Washington. Count Tarnowski. secretary
o the Austrian Legation, Is registered there at
present. General c. a. Whittier IS also among the
The St Sauveur opened last Thursday There
has been a constant increase in the number OF
guests and the prospects for the summer appear
to be excellent. Captain Thomas j. Bush OF Lex
ington and his sister Miss Bush among the
earliest arrivals. Others Miss Harriet Duer
Robinson Miss Martha Strickland Mr. and Mrs
Miss Cecilia Doeger. Master Frank Doeger. Mrs
II G. Vail and Miss NJ L. Vail. of New-York;
William Warden OF Boston. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. V.
/: Pruyn and Master Pruyq;- OF Albany:
The Malvern opened Wednesday for the
son and among the first guests to arrive were Mrs.
Metcalf Bliss Mrs. Theodore Dehon and Miss De-
and Mrs J. w Pinchot. who at the Dutch cot
tage Mr. and Mrs Abercrombe and Miss E a.
Osgood. OF New-York
At the Belmont are Miss L. NJ. Lewis. Miss l. a
Miss Edith Hollis. Miss Eda AIberle Mr. and
Mrs James Hoy, Miss Matte Hoy, Miss Nora Hoy.
General Charles Wainwright of Washington D. c.,
and Mrs. Henry Drayton.