New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
GAYETY At BAR HARBOR.
Week Filled 7cith Social Happenings
Interest in Yacht Races.

Bar Harbor Ne. Aug. 6 CSpecIaI.-AuSust gay
ely mas taken hold Of this resort. and turned what
promised TO be an extremely dull season into one
full OF life and activity. The last week has been
full Of social happenings The big dances At the
Swimming Club the Malvern and the kebo Valley
Club we're all well attended. and the concert Of
the Bar Hartor Choral Society brought out every
body.
Besides these larger affairs there hive been many
small dinner parties every evening. plcnlcs 10 Jor
dar's Pond and other nearby places. yachting
parties Iuncheons. tennis and golting tournaments
and everything else that makes for soclability.
The horse show viii take place at Robin Hood
Park on August 16 Il and Is There are large
number OF fine horses here this summer. and the
show promises 70 overshadow any Of those that
have gone before.
The event Of the week was the concert OF the
Bar Harbor Choral Society At the Casino on
Wednesday night Il was a most charming cor
cert The musical event OF ths evening was the
appearance Of Nine. Lillian BlGuvelt Nine. Biau-
velt IS a great favorite here and she was most
enthusia sticaIly received Francis Rogers, the well
known barytone. the other so4olst OF the even
ing
Miss Alice Roosevelt has been the guest of honor
here this week She came on Tuesday as the guest
Of Mr and Mrs. Walter pamrosch. who are at
stanwood. the old Blaine cottage. on the Norman
Road There have been several dinner parties Tor
her. and she has been seen much at the swimming
Club. She is a great friend of the Countess Cas-
SIM and the two have tcen driving together around
the island almost every day.
The hcst OF the Malvern hops was gwen on
THURSDAY night and they will De given every
Thursday night for the remainder OF the season
There were = large number OF dancers present
and before the whirl began there were several
small dinner parties
The Bar Harbor 3l-footers are having some good
racing here this summer. Twice a week the boats
20 out ard they have most exciting contests. The
shore has been lined with spectators almost every
afternoon since the course was a1d so that II could
be seen from the shore path The Bat, sailed ny
F,dgsr scott has the greatest NUMBER or races,
but does not lead in the percentage, as she fouled
a boat IN the second race Aad % d consequence
Mr. ana Mrs Thomas a Reilly gave a large tea
engagenlent of their daughter. Miss Ruth snyder,
10 Count Camille de BOrchgraye 'A-tenar o.
last winter Al garden party gwen m MISS Sny-
ders honor b. ner uncle ChorIeTnaSne rover. t1en
United States Ambassador 20 germany he count
then Followed The Relllys 70 Paris ana thence 10
on account OF the great success Of the aquatic
sports held last summer, the swimming -lIb has
decided n hold two sets OF competitions or august
u ma % from J. 10 p m On the lISl oale
fhe 7n,y11lne- events. racing ana diving, 10
and singles ana 3 women 3 championship. also in
cudlne q few contests inside the pool Between
august - ana . tbs S!uo ~ pt9goSS SS 70 i,Dj nj,
netan fete by moonlight; the !e5t[re oL Walch WI
be a Earade OF canoes, decorated oy co--red As4ta
az no. the pleasant festivities Of The
vgo-- g-aS SO fuucheon. Followed by bridge, given
al rhe Malvern on Friday atterEoon oy Mrs " llle
Allen y New York Am9nZ t1e t4eS[s "eTs & MIS-
f.aamlng OF Philadelphia MS N!iiian Lawrence
Green ana Mrs. Charles Whitney, OF Boston. and
Mrs Frauk EIils. of Was1ioEfor.
Mrs q F. Winthrop. Of NeW-NorS. accompanied
by Miss Dc Garmendia. has come TO the Malvern
aIrs Nae. and Miss Macy. OF New-Tork, are new
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