New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
GAY WEEK AT BAR HARBOR
HORSE SHOW MARKED SUCCESS
MANY FASHIONABLE VISITORS
AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

Bar Harbor Me- Aug. % (speciaD-Horse show
week has passed in blaze Of glory. 1t was brill
liant and gay throughout The memory OF the
dull days OF July and early August was com
n1eta,v efaced by the varied delightful series
of occurrences so numerous that society has been
almost submerged. Yachts from everywhere seemed
TO rendezvous here all at once They brought fash
ionabIe visitors all the resorts along the coast
and principally from Newport. The town over
flowed with visitors, and never seemed more
and animated. and the show succeeded beyond tho
expectations of the management.
The principal winners A J. Cassatt. Ed
ward Morrei Mrs. William Lawrence Green ard
Clarence Moore. Mrs Green drove several of her
entries in dashing manner and won for herself
the pIau6ts OF the crowd The running features of
the show proved be excellent sport. Society
present full for the three days. The box
holders included A. ]. Cassatt. Edwin Gould. Will
lam l. Graves. Mrs. A. Dupont. Mrs. r. w. Leslie.
Mrs. James Gayley. Mrs. Gardiner Sherman. Mrs
William Simpson Herbert NJ. Sears. J. ]. Emery,
William T. Park. Miss French. William VI. Fleit-
mann, Miss Dorothy Whitney, Edgar Scott j. NJ.
Sears Mrs. L. L. Letter. Mrs. Frederick Pearson,
Henry Reed Hatfield. A. Bleecker Banks. A How
ard Hnklc and Mrs. Edward Morrell The coach
ing stands. which numbered twenty.
crowded with tally-hos and brakes. and number
OF al fresco luncheons were given at the park The
cups in the various events given by Mrs
James w Gerard. Mrs II. NJ. Sears. the Countess
Laugier-Viars. Mrs. Gardiner Sherman Mrs. Jo-
seph 7. Bowen Mrs. ]. C. Livingston, Mrs Aber-
crombe. Mrs. William Lawrence Green Mrs A. J.
Cassatt Mrs. J. J. Emery and William Kerr
Monday was a brilliant and lively day with So
ciety 1t was the gayest of the season II was
notable chiefly for the song recital of Nine BIau-
Welt The Casino, where the affair took place was
crowded with guests OF it's kind 1t was the most
distinguished and successful affair that taken
place here. Nine. Blauvelt sang with such effect
that the audience was completely carried away.
The concert was for charity. and the most promi-
nent of the society women were back of it. Those
who had boxes Mr.. and Mrs. George Wander
bilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould Mrs. C. Francis
Winthrop J. p Bass General and Mrs Schofied
former Postmaster General Bisseil Mrs. A Ander-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. William l. Graves. Mr.. and Mrs
]. L. Ketternus Miss Preston, A. Howard Hinkle
Mr. and Mrs w. c. Allison.
At the Kebo Valley Club In the afternoon a
large reception and tea given by Charles How
John How and Samuel W. Bates The weather
was delightful. The grounds and clubhouse were
lavishiy decorated The hosts received in the main
drawing room. The guests numbered several hun
dred. The band was stationed outside the lawn
and impromptu dancing of quadrilles lent pictu-
rescue touch 10 the Some of the more promi-
nent persons present included Baron and Baroness
Hengelmdller, Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston. Mrs. Will
lam Draper, Miss Draper Miss Poor, Miss Edwards
Mrs. James w. Gerard, Mr. and Mrs George Van
derbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould. Count Cassni
Baron Neufz. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Pfnchot John S
Kennedy. Miss Suzanne Green. Mrs Platt-fIunt
Mrs. James Potter, MIR. and Mrs. r. Hall McCor-
mick General Edward Morrel Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Horace Gallatin and Mrs. Henry F. Dimock
After the Bauvet concert many went to the
dance given by Mr.. aud Mrs. Gardiner Sherman at
Keewaydin. 1t in honor OF Miss Pauline Rob
inson, who Is visiting there. General Morrell led
the cotillon.
The dinner dance at the Kebo Valley Club on
Saturday eclipsed In numbers that of last week
which exceeded any club affair given in the past
The demand for tables SO great that 1t was
found necessary to utilize the verandas. 1t was
chilly outside. but the guests apparently enjoyed
the oddity of the plan. The ball which followed the
dinner large and brilliant affair. The hosts
of the evening were Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gould