New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17
BAR HARBOR YACHTING.
The Season Opened By a Series Of
Races-Tennis Popular.

Bar Harbor July IS eSpeciaD- There ar. .a,r
cottages nor already opened. and the majority OF
those still closed have been left for the season
and the hotels have also about all thew can taxa
care or The Newport House is practically filed
ana there is little room Ieft az the Louisburx
malvern St SaUveur and Belmont The weather
mas been nne. unusually so even for Bar Harbo-
The golf links and tennis courts are alive An ssv
and on every road are people driving and walking
me nrst weekly dance of the Swimming CIub
was held In ITS new ballroom tonight There viii
De one or these functions each week The club
Is now without doubt one of TIE r,ost po,uIa-
places IN Bar Harbor The warm weather OF the
lasV Two weeks has made bathing more popular
.naa ever and scores or people IN the pool
during the morning and early afternoon hour.
Tennis is popular here this summer Th. ro,rr
courts at the swimming pool and the three at the
Aeoo valley cub are in constant demand be-
sides the numerous private courts. Golf 4, sim
holding its own. however IN spite OF the popularity
OF tennis, and the Kebo Valley Club has arranged
an excellent schedule OF tournaments for the sum
Inc yachting season opened here on Wednesday
with the first race OF the Bar Haroor sl-foot
Herreshor class There eight OF the thir-
teen boats IN the first race. and by next week IL
expected that all the boats will be in commission
hereafter there will be races each Wednesday and
saturday throughout the season The Eastern Yacht
O'uo cruise viii finish az Bar Harbor on July q
ana on July % series OF races will be sailed IN
'ne outer bay There viii be events for all classes
OF boats and a special race for the Bar Harbor
government the Bar Harder Yacht Club has placed
a number OF permanent buOys in the harbor for tina
various courses
MIS- Abrams. Hewitt came on Saturday after
noon accompanied by her daughters the Misses
Sa4Ie and Nellie Hewitt Miss K V r Berry
OF Washington, who always spends rhe season
mere. arrived at the St SaCveur This week Mr..
Mics = Carpenter and Miss Carpenter arrived
on Saturday, and ar their cottage for tho
summer Mrs Courtney and Miss Courtney have
ezr Na Of ~Ha en- " ToH,r-
Reef Point
The Malvern Dancing Class which was so pop
Clar last season. VIII be organized the last OF the
month and will continue through August Mrs.
J. Bddle Porter. OF Philadelphia. viii have charge
OF the class Mr.. and Mrs. J. L KetterIinus OF
Philadelphia. arrived this week for the season. and
are az Bide-a-whie. NJ. and Mrs Roger T Stur-
gis and their family. OF Boston. Wednes-
day, and the lyman house for the season
Mr. StuTgts's sister. Mrs James Potter. and fam
lily are also there. Miss Narzaretta Biddle Porter
arrived this week, and IS with Mrs. Porter at
VyandOtte, IN HaucOck-st- Miss Porter has been
spending the winter IN Washington with her
father. Colonel John Biddle Porter who Is on duty
there Colonel Porter Is expected here 10 spend
August with his family
Edward Morreu left here on Friday night for
Newport 10 spend the month OF JULY. Owing
the illness OF his mother. Colonel NorreT viii only
De here at intervals throughout the summer The
Morrells have not been AZ Newport for two years
and extensive improvements have been made IN
their Ochre Point cottage. Mrs. John Harrison
has with her her cottage, PARKWAY. her
grandsons Jack and Morris Harrison. Her
Charles Leland Harrison. IS expected this month
from Japan
Captain Thomas Bush. OF Kentucky. and Mss
Nancy Bush arrived this week the St Sauveur
for the summer months Mrs John T. Hall and
the Misses Hall. who have been AZ the Belmont
were called 70 New-York this week by the death
Of Mrs. Halls brother R H. White, OF Boston.
Is in the harbor his yacht, the Peresrine Profess
ArIo Bates is the guest OF M and Mrs John
Hone.
Miss Mabel Tavlor Iefr here this week for visit
with friends az Narragansett Pier. Mr. and Mrs
Z. E Opdycke came Wednesday. and A5end-
ruhe. Albert Meadow.
Miss Dorothy Whitney has come TO spend the
summer here with Miss Bend. az one OF the New
port cottages Miss Whitney has a number OF her
horses here with her. and it Is possible that she
viii take a cottage before the end OF the summer
Mr. ard Mrs Charles Barney OF New-York have
come for the season This IS the first time in a
number OF years that they been here and they
Will entertain considerably Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
B Newbod. OF Phiadephta- have opened JneiT
with them for the horse show NJ. Brun. the Dan
spend the summer here as usual Joseph Pulitzer
sailed week ago from Europe and IS expected
5 s Be9 az G s5ody Sh1e5 70 w loR VINO
Mrs A T BeIknap and Miss Adams. OF Washing
ton arrived this week. and are al the Whltmors
cottage ROberrs-ave., for the summer MIS-. J.
Beaver weh! OF New-York. is visiting her mother;
house Her children with her ;. Reynolds
FItr Of New-York. Is with his parents, Congress
man and Mrs. r. r Hit at Bau-y-Bryn-
Mrs Nicholas Anderson OF Washin gtOn, is al The
Cferauiun cottage. kebO-st. which she occupied
last season Mrs. Anderson spent the early sum
msr at Manchester by-the-Sea- Mr. and MIS-
Nathan Matthews. Miss Carrie Matthew's and MI
Albert Matthews came Tuesday from Boston,
and are at Highheld for the summer. Mrs VI q Lea
and Miss Lowering are at Graystone for the season
They are daughters OF the late Professor Lowering
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert VI Sears OF Boston are az
The Lookout cottages for July and August IN
September they Will occupy their cottage at Pride
CROSSING yulCh Henry c. FLICK had last year
Franklin Ellis Is expected shortly 70 Join Mrs
ELS az CIeftstone Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Jaques
OF Chestnut Hill. Mass. are enjoying a UP n
Quebec before coming 70 occupy their schooner
Eisaa cnttasa ThaN North EalleN