New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
BAR HARBOR GAYETIES.
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR THE HORSE SHOW
DINNER DANCE AT KEBO


two affairs. stocked his stable with largo string
of horses and has gone. He will return. however.
in August
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt are at Point
dArcadie Mrs. Torrance tho aunt Of the Late
Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs. shepard and her three
daughters. Mrs Schiefrelin Mrs. Fabbri and Mrs.
Dave H. Morris here. George W. Vanderbilt
has his yacht, and divides his time between cruis-
Ing about the resort and riding
The opening dinner dance at tho Kebo Valley
Club indicated what popularity they have attained
IN the last few years. The hostesses at the dinner
party preceding the dance were Mrs. Charles B.
Wright, Mrs. j. L. Kitterlinus. Mrs. I. q. Condor
and Miss Draper. The limits of the clubhouse
were not large enough to contain the crowd which
came to the dance later. Among those present
were Count and Countess Laugier-Villars, Countess
Lagagren. NJ. Brun, the Danish Minister: Miss
Lota Robinson, Miss May Handy, Mrs. Hunt
Slater General and Mrs. Hubbard, Admiral and
Mrs. Upshur. Mrs. Marcus Dennison Russell, Mrs
Charles Wheen and Miss Mildred Morris While
their elders at Kebo the younger set gave
the first OF the Saturday evening dancing classes
at the Malvern. Mrs. c. K Wright has charge Of
these affairs.
The Pot and Kettle Club gave its first large
ception of the at It's picturesque clubhouse
Thursday John Harrison, In the absence of
Colonel Morrell received the guests of whom
went up from Bar Harbor In launches Mr. Harri-
assisted by Edgar Scott. William Law
renee Green. Captain Bush and A. Y. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Sherman gave dinner at
keewaydin on thursday night FOR the Countess
Lagagren. The other guests Mr. and Mrs
Edward Coles. Mr.. and Mrs. Luquer Mr. George
p. Dorr. Mrs. G. X. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. c. De r.
Moore. Charles T. How and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Pierre
pont Edwards
Johnston Livingston gave n dinner on Thursday
night at which present Count and Countess
Laugier- -Villars. DR. and Mrs. Henry Chapman
and 4. c. Gurnee.
Some OF the subscribers at Kebo include Miss
Honius Miss Louise Hoilins Miss Edith Hollins
NIfsu IaIa I
Miss Mary lee DR. Thomas S. Lee. Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred It. Conkling. Mrs c. s. Wadsworth and Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Nos.
Mr.. end Mrs. Morris X Jesup arrived recently.
ard viii occupy their cottage StoneclH until Sep
tember when they viii go to I-nox. They came
here from I4enox where they the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher NJ Adams.
Mrs c. c. Harrison. OF Philadelphia. came to-day
10 the St Sauveur for the summer season DR..
Harrison who is provost of the University OF
Pennsylvania. will come little later.
II has been announced at kebo that DIR. and
Mrs Seey will give a cup to be awarded to the
winner in singles in tennis tournament Among
the leading players are the Messrs. Derby and the
Messrs Thurndike and the Misses Lawrence. the
Misses Seely. Miss Ietsiugwen. Miss Iilnkle and
Miss Sharswood.
porf Of NeS YORK For long time residents Of
England are soon to visit Mrs. Wilson Cary at
the of Mrs ages barGn on will De the
The Hon Arthur Bra6azon son Of IT. the e Earl I, 0 OF
Jesup at stoneciin, went away Wednesday.
Mr. and nS MTs q ye Of 9Sy so guests Miss
Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller have been here for
The yachting season opened last Saturday with
the first OF the races for the raceabouts Society
upon the water In every craft TO watch
the sport. William Lawrence Green's boat. the
d ns e by BSSs wss sso second hs 5
the Thorndikes' boat. ran upon a ledge while get
the second weekly handicap golf tournament was
played at Kebo Arden Robbins, who has Just ar
OF IS from scratch. Miss f. X: McLane OF Balti-
more. surprised the field by taking second with a
entries es ssors sepe Gt c G ana L. Goure W.
Bowen " Whit ahs Df Mhns H.
o. OF the few entertainments which William C.
dinner and reception given by Mrs
Colonel and Mrs Wood. OF London; The other
eerse were e. Don SaaFifs Miss IS & 0T ns, Louis
Roberts and Mrs, c. b. Wright >,,,o
Anderson at the Geranum cottage Mr. and Mrs
Larz Anderson are at present in Newport on their
very delightful musical tea was given in the
Bjorksten, Mr. Bjorksten. who is very popular in
society here has announced his intention OF re-
list Of the taxpayers OF Bar Harbor which has
Just been made out shows that the summer resi-
john john G 5. K Kennedy J. Montgomery @ m ' Sears. A G
ESwn ash sap
George W. Vanderbilt. George B. Dorr. J. j. Emery
and Charles T How are e. the heaviest
by Mrs Robert Bonner Bowler on Tuesday after
noon. Among those present were Mrs. Draper
man, Dr. and Mrs; shober George W; Vanderbilt
Charles T. How. Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Barney. Mrs
and Mrs J. Perrepont Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Coles. Mrs Daniel T. Worden and DR.. and
Mrs. Longstreth.
Mosley Hail. the property of the late Mr.. Howard.
of Chicago has been leased for the summer by
General Samuel Thomas OF New-York The last
one to rent Mosley Hall was William c; whitney.
George S. Willetts. who IS the daughter of Mrs
Howard is occupying the place. Generai
the Rhada but this is the first time that he has
taken cottage.
While the movement for casino. which was
started last year has developed further than
the purchase of piece of ground more energetic
spirits have erected near the centre of the town
spacious and modern auditorium, to be used for all
for the large affairs to be given In squadron week
and for the theatricals which are being planned
aid OF the village hospital. and Will be a vaudeville
very much on the plan OF last years success
There Is general complaint as to the lack Oh
music at the resort. Beyond few private musi,
calls and an occasional concert by tho local band
there is nothing whatever In this line - and
will remain through tho summer. Ex-Mayor
Abram s. Hewitt of New-York arrived on
a,qssaay Mr Hewitt has na rsnfeS rent tho @
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Cooper Hewitt. DR.. and Mrs >
Weir Mitchell expected the first of the week
T remain here unit, ne IN In ths hs Far East
and have just returned from Japan Dr. Mitchen
IS at work on new novel, wnich ne expects s,, 10
Henry. the English vocalist. Miss Henry rs now
visiting Newport. and Is expected In Bar Harbor
for the remainder OF the summer next week
General Morrell 10 expected here during horse
show week. Mrs. J. Stuart Barney. n6e Van Nest,
will DO here and 1t II sincerely hoped that she VIII
Five new CLASSES have been added. making IN all
thirty-two. Running races Will be the star track