New-York tribune., 1903-07-26

Miss Wilson Mrs Aleponden Mrs. Hatfield, Mrs
McMichael Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Disston ana Nrs'
F1eituann.
The yacht Alvina from Philadelphia, Captain
Berton came into the harbor on Saturday. MT
Criscom the owner and party of friends are
abroad among them Senator Marx Hanha' IL"
yacht belongs to the New-York Yacht Clup-
Mr. and Mrs William B. Leeds. Of New-1ork'
who have taken the Dutch cottage, in heoo-st' are
enjoying a cruise their yacht Mona
Augustus Franzen, Of New-YOrk, came on Thurs
day morning and is at Bierka-in -the-Field.
Arthur Kemp of New-York, who is in the harbor
on his yacht Sea Fox, gave small dinner at the
Malvern on Tuesday night. His guests were Mrs.
Tevis Mrs Wicks, Miss Baxter. Mr.. Peters, Robert
B. Potter and John Bolt. Mr. Kemp gave sail
on the Sea Fox to party of friends on Wednes-
day, with a luncheon at Northeast Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wadsworth, Of New-York,
are at the Biddle cottage for the summer.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John NJ. Schofeld
gave a luncheon for Miss Sara Barney. The guests
were the Misses Hubbard, the Misses Ripley. Miss
Sturgis, Miss Lewis Miss Shapley, Miss Newlands,
Taylor
CourtIand Palmer came this week, and is at
Brook End with the Abbes.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Munro. of New-York. came
With them Mrs. B. F. Goodspeed. the Messrs.
J. Montgomery Sears came from Boston this
week. He made the trip in his automobile arriy-
ing in Ellsworth on Wednesday The machine is
d powerfully built one and weighs 2UO POUNDS.
Owing TO the ordinance passed py the town re- re-
keep his in Ellsworth for time, so that
IL will be available for trips into the surrounding
country
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Eno and Miss Emo, Of New
York, al the Fabian cottage for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Maitland OF New ! orK,
at Balance Rock for the season. Mrs. McCosh,
of Princeton. N J.. is with them. 80,
That unique organization the Pot and Kettle
Club has been open for some little time, put no
, large affair has been given there yet although
several planned. On the house committee thlSS
year are John Harrison. Clement NeWbold ana
A. Y. Stewart. The dates of five dinners have been
set. -
A party of twenty-five midshipmen from the feet
in the harbor enjoyed dinner at the Newport Sal
urday. In the party was Cadet D. w. Bagley, OF
the Indiana who is brother of Ensign BagleH'
the first officer killed in the spanish war
Mrs. Norman Munro. of New-YOrk, and MIS-
day morning and are at Cornersmeet for the sea-
The judges and track officials for the Bar Harbor
Horse Show have been selected. A. {. SWazey' q
Bucksport: E. H. Greely, of Ellsworth. and J. =
Bass of Bangor. will judge the trOtters ana rodu
sters; H. X. Gamer, OF Philadelphia, the horses anu
ponies in harness. and a. J. Cassatt OF PhlladeI-
phia, the saddle and jumping horses The traGN
officials will be A c. Swazey starter; Dr. Guy
Whiting of Washington A ]. Cassatt ana cap cap
tain Thomas Bush. Of Lexington. judges OF Ibe
c. Swazey. judges of the trottng races: W NJ
Roberts, c. f. Whitmore and Frederick Leonaro
/ timers: Alexander J. Grant, clerk of course "A
! L. Stafford, superintendent.
Mrs. Abram Hewitt. Of New-York. IS at Revere
! Cove. Of which she has a several years lease:
J. Langdon Erving. of New-Nork is late ai
/ rival the Belmont