New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-12
| GEN. PORTER STILL AT BAR HARBOR-


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Bar Harbor Me. July 11--General Horace Porter
was the most important parsonage in Bar Harbor
to-day This morning reception took place az
Morris K Jesups home. where General Porter 10
staying.
In the afternoon Mr.. Jesup gave sailing party
on his yacht FL Placita The other guests were
". Butler Duncan. Count Cassiui. the Russian
Ambassador; Baron Hengelmuller. the Austrian Am
bassador: John Hone and John s. Kennedy.
dinner in honor of General Porter given az
Stone Cliff tonight by Mr.. Jesup- The other guests
were Count Cassni. William E Dodge, A Blocker
Banks General Edward Moore, Charles How. Dr..
A. F. Schauffier Baron Hengelmuer. Bishop Law
renee Johnston Livingston. Admiral Upshur, Ed
ward Coles. John s. Kennedy John Hone and W.
Butler Duncan.
A formal reception to meet General Porter VIII
be given at Stone Cliff tomorrow afternoon
Mr. and Mrs William Jay Schiefielin moved to-
day into their new house. which George W. Van
derbilt recently built for them
Mrs. John R. Brooke, Of Governors Island. wits
OF General Brooke, came to-day to the Newport
She will spend the season at the Wilmington cot
Harry Payne Whitney left here tonight for New
port. having brought down his sister MISS Dorothy
The Ladies' Club gave, It's fEst RECEPTION Of the
Tsve1Yor r7 has been reelected president.
George z. COrtelyou, secretary 20 the FIeSLiehtt
dent 9S RooSevet visit here this The Presi
dent hopes that ms GTId h% VIII 'aNe
John w; Pinchot, Of SeW s YORK came to-day 70
s.
The fortnighty dances al the Malvern Will begin
on July Il
MONSIGNOR SETON To REMAIN IN ROME.
Rome July u-Monsignor Seton has denied the
report that proeessorship in the Catholic Univer-
sitv OF America at Washington had been rendered
10 him He says he has intention Of leaving
Rome.
LORD CHEYLEsMORE'S GIFT TO NATION.
London. July u.-Lord CheyIesnore. who died
here Yesterday, bequeathed his splendid collection
OF mezzotints 10 the nation IL viii be placed IN
the British Museum
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Some OF those booked to SAN on the Ryrdam To-
day for Rotterdam arc:
Miss H A, Babe2ck- The Rev. Dr. 3 II Han
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +. Lton. ,,.,.
Sir. and Mrs William MI professor r. 7. I'M
ME- te' and GSi'' Mrs. William c. { E. WaI6rags.
Ms 4 c Frost and fam Grace wsIoridge.
On the Barbarosso. which arrived yesterday from
Bremen. were:
T w a:, u i,'f;l1 and L II II: E 3 PEI
The Misses Evelyn R. and Clifford W Ursoa-
Adele :. Mason.
Among those who expect TO start today on ths
Friesland for Antwerp are:
Mr. Mr. M ana Mrs. ls'5 Carroll 2SSg, X u A. Ma
ReCkWith c. J.
Mrs Mary r. Mallory. Miss c J. Vessel
Some OF those on the Rotterdam due here TO-
morrow from Rotterdam
c. o. Baker IMr. and Mrs. c. h Owing
Charles z. Fargo. ton.
Miss \. l. Peabody Miss y E Winston
Booked ON the Anchoria to-day for Glasgow are;
Mrs George NJ Brown Mrs. William B HisloP
Z. Brown DR.. and Mrs n F Kelly
DR.. Joseph Hart. Miss Estelle Kelly
Southampton. England July 1.-THE American
Line steamer st. Louis. which sails from this port
tomorrow for New-York will have among her
passengers:
Rear Admiral John c. Wat Commander w : owes
son L. :. y. L. :. y. and Mrs CoSles
Miss Helen Roosevelt.
On the Etruria. which sails to-day for Liverpool
are:
Eugene b. Bennett. Professor and Mrs " G.
Fr Bnsbier anu MS - " The Rev c c NcGyath
Alexander Butler Mr.. Mrs. \ McWaty-
Mrs o. W. Butler. Captain HOraLo Mckay
Chsvalier I. D. Buono- MIS- MCKAY.
Captain H ". Cooke. Henry 5. Northrop- -,..
Mr. and Mrs. William T Captain and Mrs ThomA'
Gully PinCkuey
NJ and Mrs i II. Charles T b. Rowe
tsantsin and Mrs. r. 5. Miss Eleanor Russell
E.olrz Grant Roe.
G. Tower Ferguson. Thomas sharlow-
ysroSessor n Fowler Il. Thomas
Mr. ana Mrs 4 + Gilbert. Miss Kathleen Thomas.
Thomas Harris. Major H. +. Nat4IOh
John n. Ireland