New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-06
BAR HARBOR ANIMATED.
EARLY JULY ALMOST AS GAY AS MID
AUGUSTINE SQUADRONS EN-
PECTED-PRESIDEN MAY
BE A VISITOR.
BE A VISITOR.

Bar Harbor Me. July 5 (SpeciaD.-The continued
arrival of cottagers has given Bar HarbOr ap-
pearance unusually animated for early in the
season Already the drives are crowded in the
afternoons and entertainments in large numbers
are being given. The week has been notable for
the wedding of Miss Julia Pierrepont Edwards and
Reginald Mansfield Johnson. 1t attracted large
number from New York and Boston, and 1t
one of the most brilliant that has ever taken place
in Bar Harbor. The ceremony took place in ST.
Saviour's Church. and performed by the Right
Rev William Lawrence, Bishop of Massachusetts,
The church crowded with guests, and after
wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson started
for extended through Europe.
The presence here of so many out of town visitors
who for the wedding resulted in large
number OF dinners. The week might have been in
mid-August, so crowded they. The Kebo
Valley Club will open this week with It's regular
Saturday evening dinner dance. On the Fourth Of
July a dinner dance took place at the club but the
regular series has not yet begun.
The Horse Show will be held August 19. 20
and 81 1t is expected by the committee making
arrangements that the show will eclipse the exhi-
billions of the last two years General Edward
Morrell has been reelected president of the asso
citation. The dog show will be under the auspices
of the American Kennel Association
Definite has been received here from both
the English and American squadrons. Society is
delighted with the prospect Of entertaining the
representatives of the two great navies. Secretary
Moody has written that the American fleet Will
probably be here in August. and that he hopes him
self TO be here at the time. AS the fleet was
scheduled for summer practice off the New-England
coast it was more or less expected that it would
come here, the letter received from Vice
Admiral Bedford, of the British fleet. some
what of a surprise. He has written that while he
has been called back to England. he has advised
Admiral Douglas. his successor. to bring the Eng
lish warships that the Halifax Station to
Bar Harbor this summer. An effort will be made
to have both fleets here at the time.
William c. Whitney. who is to occupy Devilstone,
the summer home owned by James G. Wood
ward, OF New-York. came here this week Mr..
Whitney will spend most Of the summer at Bar
Harbor, varied by occasional trips to Saratoga, and
possibly trip to Europe in August
Coincident with the arrival OF Mr. Whitney
that OF Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Cassatt and Miss Cath
crime Cassatt. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kelso Cassatt
coming IN August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris *. Jesup came for the season
Wednesday. They will occupy Stoneclif. their
mer home IN Kebo-st. Mr. Jesup is one OF the most
enthusiastic summer visitors here and is identified
Mr. and Mrs Henry w Poor are expected shortly
at The Ledge. which they have taken for the
M 5Ghn p Trevor viii occupy one Of the new
DIT and Mrs Fremont smith entertained at din
field, DR.. and Mrs Anderson OF New-York and
William e Dodge has taken the blaine mansion.
stanwood. for the summer. Mr.. Dodge and his
survival Of other days is the flower parade one
event will be reviewed this summer in an elaborate
!dSilloi Inc parade VIII take place at the KebO
valley club some time the present month and
VIII be followed by a dinner dance.
A letter mas been written TO President Roosevelt
by prominent cottager here and a close personal
friend Of the Chief Executive inviting him TO come
10 bar Harbor next week. when he visits Bangor
on his tour The Presidents answer has not Vet
Mrs. William r. Dimock, of New-York sister n,
Cottage. ~ 0 ON4'@i'
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer, and family ar
rived sunday. They have taken the Stanton Cot
tage. Eagle Lake road 'i W.
Lady Curzon. OF India. will arrive at Bar Harbor
ABOUT the middle OF August. She will remain with
ner mother. Mrs. Letter for several weeks al
MossIey Hall, which the Letters have taken for
ttne summer Lord Curzou will not accompany her
Ior ne Is debarred by statute from leaving India
so lohg as he continues fill his office of Viceroy
ms IS Lady Curzon's first visit TO America since
iler marriage, and number of entertainments have
been planned in her honor 0
Inc conservation of the chancel and chanel
recently added to st. Saviour's Church will taka
pace to,norrow The chancel has been presented
~ IHS church by Mrs. Charles Carroll jackson OF
Me"-4 ork' In memory OF Charles Carroll Jackson
VINO uled at sea off Gibraltar in Decen,her Iano
ftopert Goldman, Bishop of Maine The Rev VIM
lam r. Nibbert. of New-York. will preach T2shon
% itiiice' Blshop Mackay-Smith and Bishop boa ne
I, 80" ; nest the summer home of Mrs r "
rnliiiohs' mas been engaged for the season bv the
NHiitlhhoeTs or the British Embassy The Hon
ILdg iienr% Herbert, X. c. B. successor Of
VIII he here in August w. S COUNTY