New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-02
AFFAIRS AT BAR HARBOR.
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Bar Harbor Me- Sept 1.-The annual regatta OF
the Bar Harbor Yacht CLUB and the reception
given by Mrs Frederick May for her grand
daughter Miss Adelaide Randolph, were the two
leading affairs OF the day. The former was con
siderably fnterfered with by the fosgy weather
which prevailed at sea. but ashore the sun shone
with z tempering warmth and lent 20 che affuIr
at Strawberry Hill most delightful setting The
most exclusive sets among the summer people at
tended. Miss Randolph has recently returned
from Europe ard t is her first visit TO Bar Harbor
in several years Mrs May. Miss Randolph and
Mrs C. K Wright reserved in the main drawing
room at Strawberry HILL which was beautifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers. Among the
guests Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs
Duer, Mr.. and Mrs Coles, Mr. and Mrs Fab5r.
Baron and Baroness Hengelnlullerr Count and
Countess Laugfsr villars Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Able. the Misses Lawrence tombstone Livingstone.
Mr. and Mrs James Ross Todd. Mrs. ". P Draper.
Mrs Henry D. KnowIton. Miss Knowlton. Miss
whitney Mrs Potter. Mrs A 7 Stewart Miss
Goodwin Peter Marie. Mr. and Mrs. De Grasse Fox.
Charles How Mr.. and Mrs William Lawrence
Green Miss Derby DR.. and Mrs. F. Fremont
Smith Mr. and Mrs. c. De r Moore MI and Mrs.
w Butler Duncan Miss Pferrepont Edwards. Mr..
and Mrs r. Horace GaIlatiu. Mrs James Garland.
Mrs James ". Gerard. NIr. and Mrs. J. J. Emery,
Mr.. and Mrs A Blocker Banks. Mr. and Mrs
David B. Ogden. Mrs. Norman l. Monroe, Miss
TAYLOR, Miss Mildred Morris Miss Edwards Bliss
Park. Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Maitland. Mr. and
Mrs. George Robbins. Mrs Winthrop, Mrs Mus
grave Count Cassini Pierre RoSestvensky, Baron
Frankenstein, Mr. and Mrs Auick Palmer. NJ
and Mrs Francis Howe Johnson, Percy Wyndham-
Arthur Ra!kes, of the British Embassy MIS- Roo-
ert Amory and Admiral and Mrs UPshur-
Mrs w ? Draper. OF New-Xorkr gave dinner
tonight at The BouIders. The guests were Mrs
Hutchinson Miss Goodwin. Miss Perkins Mrs Fred
ertck Pearson. Mrs Williams. CharIeS T. HOW
John B How Waldron Bates, Samuel w BATES;
CAPTAIN Bush, NJ Adamowsh. Frederick Nay anu
William G Whitney arrived yesterday az DeEIl-
stone with his daughter He will remain IOF a'0U'
fortnight -. - ,corrovv
J. Pi6rpont Morgan Is expected here to-inosI vor
The first round of the mixed dQuo-es 499.9sS.
nau1ent was begun az the kebo Valley Luz Sfis1
Great interest caused By the PIeseeE0 1890
Marion Jones' the woman champion g -. NOV
Sine played with George ROdra2r anc my ofios
their matches with ease defeating MISS ~ r
and II Sears and Miss Ruth LAWRENCE anu anu y p,1-
Pvns Marion Lawrence anu 80
o[or won from Miss Julia Lawrence an =.
Aisop Miss Whitney and H AuGh!TnIc-oESSss orsor
da9satad bv Miss AuchuclOss and = FgaLS7o. E,
who were in turn defeated uT j. W.
az fe.-a-SI and Mrs Samuel Thomas gave Sinai
5innsr marty at Am Nicer tonight So, r,.-.L,,,
Ms George Draper Will give large 1ulIi7OiI
to Sre Lawrence will give dinner tomorrow
night. y, ,.L y,-f11iar, Tselfn on board.
ca-s IN yesterday from cruise 70 the 49,
oS caorae W ChiIds Drexel sailed on the yacN1
AIce'39 C1rnee and Charles How start to-rnorro"
on a fishing trip through CANADA