New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
BAR H4RBOR AT ITS HEIGHT.
NOW READY FOR THE HORSE SHOW. WHICH
PROMISES TO BE GREAT SUCCESS.


PROMISES TO BE A GREAT SUCCESS.
Bar Harbor Me- Aug. II (speciaD.-The season
has gone forward with leaps and bounds, and with
the horse show approaching. II looks as II more en-
tertainments would be impossible The season for
large affairs is approaching. There have been one
or two functions in the way of dinners that have
been notable. but all the large private dances and
other entertainments will take place IN the next
two weeks OF course. the horse show commands
all eyes at present There is question of its sue
cess for II seems as II every one had a personal
interest In its welfare. The first day of the show
is Tuesday and it will continue until Thursday.
Entries for the horse classes large. and include
MI Whitney. Mr.. Haggin. Mr. Vanderbilt, Mrs
Van Nest Mrs Charles 5. Barney. 5. MeSargee
Wright Clement NewboId. T. c. Condor. Mr San
born Mrs. Huger Pratt. and MIS-. James W. Gerard
as exhibitors.
There will be several house parties here during
the horse show. and the evening of each day
there will be dances at Kebo and the Malvern
Immediately following will come the annual yacht
Ing regatta. and after that the garden parties by
Mrs Green and Mrs. Burton Harrison. The Van
derbilts dinner dance will take place the last night
OF the horse show.
Golf is king this week The annual championship
handicap tournament begun Tuesday. at
the Kebo Valley club, with the largest entry list
in the history of the event There was gathering
Of cracks from all over the country. and the play
produced some good contests.
Saturday night Kebo brilliant occasion
Dinner parties were given by Mrs. a. Howard
HlnkIe Mrs. Pulitzer Mrs. Catherwood. Mrs
SeeIy Miss Sharswood. and Mrs, Condon- Among
Robert Amory. Mr.. and Mrs. Huger Pratt, Coun-
tess Lagergrene. Countess Festetics. Mr.. and Mrs
frs,S Mrs e D b. Wright MIR and Mrs s Megargee
Wright. DR.. and Mrs. Henry G.. Chapman. Mr.
sherman a. MIR. and Mrs Kitteriinus. MIR ana Mrs
low, Miss struthers, Miss Whelen. Mis- Thomas
Sumner Gerard. Count and Countess LaugIer
Yillars and Mrs. Cary Hutchinson,
saturday' The guests were Miss Draper Miss
Barney, Hiss Davis, Miss Ripley Miss Evelyn
Scott. Miss Edwards, Miss Hinke. Mrs Gather
wood. Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Hutchinson Mrs. Vos
Mrs Mears Mrs. S@ry % HHjehigson. tI l Miss Seely'
{. II. Cramp. of Philadelphia has arrived at the
St sauveur and will probably remain during the
Sauveur are Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin VI. Lewis and
Linsey c. Lewis, of Philadelphia
on SATURDAY night Miss Ripley Miss Bowler. Miss
Frederick McLane. Miss Phoebe Mccormick. Miss
Grace Seely. Miss Helen seely. John 8. Henderson
Thatcher Victor Cushman and Arthur Patterson
M Mrs s., D. Henry knowiton OF oak WHO: With
week was Joined by her daughter. Miss Madeline
Knowlton, on Thursday.
the cups for the prizes in the horse exhibit classes
has attended TO it's duties finely and already thirty
due to Miss Ruth Lawrence and Mrs. Alexander
Van Nest, whose enthusiasm in the matter has been
Abercrombie Mrs. Rutherford Mrs s NJ Wright,
Countess Lauger-villars. Mrs. Dave Hennen Nor
Mrs. James b. Haggin. Mrs w II. Bliss Mrs. J.
T; Bowen. Mrs. r. Hall Mccormick Mrs. J. c.
Livingston. Mrs. C. c. Harrison. Mrs. Cadwalader
Jones: Mrs. Alexander Van Nest. three cups and
tu special eash a prize Of SS Mrs j. l. ketterlinus
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer. two cups: Mrs. Gerard. Mrs.
James W Gerard. Mrs. Gardiner sherman. Miss
GREENS Mrs TS A. " seei M1 MT w Ho HSRe
and Mrs. j. J. Emery.