New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
LIVELY DAY AT BAR HARBoR.
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Bar Harbor Me-, Aug. 1S.-Socety has had
brilliant and lively day It has been the gayest o,
the season 1t was notably chiefly for the song re-
cital OF Nine. Blauvelt- The Casino. where the
affair took place, crowded with slests. OF its
kind it was the most distinguished and successful
occurrence that has taken place here jIme Bau-
velt sang with such effect that the audience was
carried away with enthusiasm The concert was
for charity and the most prominent of the society
women were back of it. Those who had boxes
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs
Edwin Gould, Mrs C Francis Winthrop J. P. Bass
General and Mrs. Schodeid former Postmaster Gen
eraI BsseIl, Mrs. A- Anderson, Mr. and Mrs VIII
lam Graves Mr. and Mrs J. l. ketterlinUs Miss
Preston, A. Howard Hinkle and Mr.. and Mrs. ".
{. AIlston-
At the Kebo Valley Club this evening reception
and tea was given by Charles How, Waldron Bates,
John How and Samuel ". Bates. 1t was charm
ing and picturesque occasion The weather vas
delightful. The grounds and clubhouse were law
fshIy decorated The hosts received in the main
drawing room. The guests numbered several hun
dred. The band stationed outside on the lawn
and impromptu dancing Of quadrilles lent a pictu-
rescue touch 70 the scene Some OF the more pron
nent persons present included Baron and Baroness
HengeImuIIer. Mr.. and Mrs Livingston Mrs VIII
lam Draper, Miss Draper. Miss Poor, Miss Edwards,
Mrs. James ". Gerard, Mr. and Mrs. George Van
derbiIt Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould Count Cassini.
Baron Neufig, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Pinchot joan
s Kennedy Miss Susanne Greene, Mrs pIatt
Hunt, Mrs. James Potter. Mr. and Mrs P Hall
Mccormick, General Edward Morrell, Mr. and Mrs.
Gallatln, Mrs Henry z. DinOck, Mr. and Hrs J.
MegarSec Wright, Mr. and Mrs. A \. stewart,
Miss Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris K JesUp, Mrs.
Frederick Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fry
After the BIauveIt concert many went 70 the
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Sherman, at
Keewaydn- II was in honor of Miss Pauline Rob-
inson who is visiting there. 1t q brilliant af-
faiar. and among the guests were members OF the
British Embassy Mrs. G. Quincy Thorndike. Mr..
and Mrs GaIIatin. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Morton Smith.
Count and Countess Delaugier-Villars. Mr. and
Mrs Robbins Nr. and Mrs. E. G. Fabbri. 3Ir. and
Mrs. Luquer. 3Ir. and Mrs. J. J. Emery. Nr. and
Mrs. Jay Schiehelin. the Misses Gurnee. Miss Fox.
Miss Pauline Robinson. Miss Van Rensselaer,, Miss
Hone, Miss Sherman. Miss Caroline Wilmerdins,
Miss Olivia Thorndike, Miss OIden. Miss ker-
nochan, Miss Edwards. Miss CampbsI- Miss Law
renee Mr.. Gerard, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Moore. Ar.
Robinson and Prince Del Drago General Edward
AIorreIl led the cotiilon.
The prospects OF the horse show. which begins
here tomorrow. ara bright There Is larger num-
Der of entries than any OF the previous exhihl-
lions. and the quality is unsurpassed.
A Clifford ShinkIe gave farewell dinner to bis
bachelor friends at the Rebo VALLEY Club tonight
The guests included all the ushers and number OF
of town people. The wedding. which IS TO take
place Wednesday. VIII De an ELABORATE aI-dH
George Gould. accompanied BY Mrs. Gould anu
his two sons, arrives here tomorrow -.
Captain Thomas J. Bush gives a large iuncheen
at the Pot and Kettle tomorrow.
Of The annual tennis tournament for the Champion
ship OF Mount DeseTt Some fast tennis was shown.
The semi-hnal round tomorrow will br1rs tosSlasr
Ynrk and Sunner Gerard Of Ne7v-York and Wes-
ton Fuller. OF Chief Justice Fuller.
Augustus c Gurnee is TO give a recepuon q
sand guests. Oumirofr and Adamovski viii give
recital