New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24

Bar Hcrb0r ERliUened 1cith Dinner
and Yacht Parties.

Bar Harbor. Ne. July e CspeciaD.-The Kebo
Valley Club opened with its first dinner dance to-
night. and number Of the members and their
guests were on hand. The Malvern will begin next
week its Wednesday evening dinner dances and on
Thursday evening the dancing class viii have Its
first hop the Malvern Preparations for the
annual horse show are now well under way. The
advance sale of boxes yesterday was successful.
The liquor has begun again at this resort
as a result OF politics. and from now those who
wish to have wines in their cottages will have to
be as stealthy as last summer. The Sheriff Of the
county here last week. and notified the deal
that the lid must be put again. Many axe
declaring that they will not return to this resort
again until they can have wines sent to them
without having deputy sheriff trailing along he
hind the caterers wagon.
Sailing has taken a strong hold on Bar Harbor
this year. Each day when the 3-footers race there
IS a crowd down On the shore. well as following
the race in steam launches and yachts
Thomas De Witt Cuyler, the Misses Cuyler and
Miss Margaret Evans. of Philadelphia. have come
TO the Kebo cottage for the summer 11r. and Mrs,
;. M Wright. OF Phiiadelphia, gave a small dinner
newly appointed financial secretary OF the Russian
ton with Count Cassini. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Emery
entertained a party OF eight at their cottage ~
Cassatt entertained a Small party at dinner on
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Ellis. of
Their guests were Miss Mathilde Townsend C9uI
ian Lawrence Green. Mr. and Mrs r Horace Gal
latin Miss Madeline Knowlton, Mir. Gutowski. Mr..
BodrofI Mr. Vichy and Arden Robbins.
Diplomats still coming TO Bar Harbor for the
summer. +. D. Van Swinderen. Minister or ltoi-
land to washington. arrived this week at the Nal,
vern and will spend the summer here Others OF
the diplomatic colony here are Baron Hengelmtler
Count Casstni. NJ HauGe and VI. Brun -
Arehbhop F yan tue guest OF the Morrs h
dinner at the Louisburg on sunday night. Among
her guests Were Miss Sylvia Fox. My ana Mrs
and Mrs. j. " Holiday ana Miss Eleanor Holiday
are here for month Mrs: Robert Bonner Bowler
Miss Bowler. Miss Alice Fowler and ner nephew
Mr. ana Mrs. Dwight Traman. of New-York;
Miss Braman. OF Boston; Miss Dudley and Miss
Manor Inn. Mr, Braman's summer home. at sulli-
van Har5or Mr. julia L. Ellis came yest ,a lay
cottage Green Island Her son. n '. Ii. Ellis.
Polhemus Cooper. OF the Metropolitan Club. is at
the SauveJr "; F. Durham ana party OF frlend5
IN the harbOr Thursday on their yacht. the
IdJna. The Brunhams have d summer home a.
Mrs. james Speyer. of Scarborough on the IIud-
SON. came here 5 Saturday, 1nd VII qSc :b 1es
Vickar of Rhode Island, is the guest OF Bishop
Lawrence for Jew DAYS Major Won Etzel. the
military attach9 of the German Embassy. who has
been at the Louisburg, Left this place Wednesday
10 join the embassy at Lenox. lie has quite re
covered from the injuries received by being thrown
VIII to ion B M E aryea here S R the h END Of a4s
Blair has just returned from Europe MIR. and
p2cht the Monhegan. They have taken CorAel1
Tor the summer 4T and Mrs Mrs John l. Zane came
mother. Mrs. SchermerhOrn. has been for some
time. Miss AuchInclOss and Miss Buck. OF New
York. are at the LouisbUTg for the season Miss
Auchincloss IS The sister OF John W. -Auchincloss
who occupies TeviOt cottage. Mrs William r
Douglas and Miss Douglas will arrive to-day and
occupy GreenCote. They have recently been in
Europe J. Parker Norris. il. OF Philadelphia is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reed Hatfield.
Lieutenant Commander Elliott gave small after
noon tea aboard the L. :. 5 Prairie Thursday. in
honor Of Miss Rhoda Emlen-Snith. OF Philadelphia
Mr. and A!rs. +. ~. Peabody have come tho
LoUisburg Tor their annual visit. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ross Todd entertained at dinner Wednesday
aDiu Mr. and rS 90 All VOY1
F.tzel Miss Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H Thorn
dixie and Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrence Green