New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-14
BAR H4RBOR PLEASURES.
Making Ready for Gayety of Horse
Shoe Week.

Bar Harbor, Me-, Aug. 13 (speciaD.-The social
season IS well on its way TO the climax that
will be reached in the horse show to take place on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday next week The
principal sporting event OF the season took place
the Kebo Valley Club this week-the annual
open golf tournament There were number Of
well known golfers In the running. and some keen
sport was developed.
Tennis and yachting holding up their end CT
It In spite of the popularity Of golf. and
Der Of tennis tournaments and sailing
scheduled for the summer. On Friday the annual
water sports were held at the swimming pool and
they proved interesting and popular.
Horse show week is always the gayest Of the Bar
Harbor season. ana this year promises to be no
exception to the well established rule. There
large number OF horses entered from some OF the
best stables in NewYork, Boston and Philadel-
phia, among which are a number Of last winters
blue ribbon winners.
On Tuesday evening last Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Coles entertained in honor of Miss Alice Roose-
welt who Is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Damrosch at Stanwood. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robbins. Mr. and Mrs. ]. Brooks Fenno Mr.
and Mrs. Il. L. Emo. Mr. and Mrs. Madeira, Miss
Van Rensselaer, and Mr. Duncan. Another dinner
on Tuesday evening that given at Edgemere
by Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hauge. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hit. Mr. Brun, Mr.
Stuart Misc Mccormick. Mr.. Todd. Countess Cas-
SIM. Miss Townsend. Mr.. Schuyler Schiefein. Miss
Lawrence Captain Joseph Wheeler, jr. Miss Cobb
The regular dinner at the Pot and Kettle was
club and guests were present
Harold How entertained party OF friends at
the Belmont at luncheon Tuesday. guests
were Miss Caroline G Gallatin A. s. Gaatin.
Miller and Miss Virginia Mackay Smith. Mr. How
returned 10 Northeast Harbor with the party, and
will be the guest Of the Mackay-Smiths for
mrs; ". W. seely and Miss Helen seey have
turned from NcwYoTk. where they have been
with Mics Grace Seely, who sailed for Europe this
Of Miss seeIy and Mr.. Rosebeck at the family resi-
Mrs Hutchinson gave luncheon on Thursday.
Henry Emo. Mrs William Emo. Mrs Harvey Inglis,
Miss Draper. Miss Perkins Miss ATehhold. Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hall Mccormick gave sailing
party on Tuesday and took out twenty-sx guests
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Emery entertained at dinner at
were Countess Cassni. Miss Winthrop. Miss Alex
ander Miss Brice. Miss Knowlton, Mr. Van swnd-
Miss Mildred Booth Grossman gave pink and
white Luncheon at the Swimming CLUB YESTERDAY
were Miss FRANCES Livingston Miss Elean1r Anes s
Others who gave luncheons yesterday at the club
were Miss Bell and Mrs McMichael.
w Gssbfg yoa n ahd Miss RdR TsoT this
The guests sailed TO Long Porcupne: where 8
! those present were Mrs Taylor, Miss Josephine
2gden Miss Hone MIS- MES s dso5 5s M and
! Mrs. W H. Nelson Voss, Mr.. Auerbach, Mt PUTT
zer Julien Wright, Schuyler schieffelin, Mr. Birch
! cad lieutenant Guy cushman, J. p. Stewart Mr
! Van Rensselaer, and Mr.. kraemer
/ bers OF the summer colony attended reception
given a. Brookend by Dr. ana MTs 6oo sna s
/ Montague, OF Virginia. who are being entertained
Mr. i ana Mrs. John Harrison gave a small din
/ ner AZ PARKWAY on Friday evening. Their guests
Mrs. sn ss M and Mrs Hone and DR.. Vibbert
MT and Ts ThSm ni5r a. R Bewns Teen TheT
guests were DR.. and Mrs Smith DR. and Mrs Mrs
Chapman Mr. Cotton Mr. IrSs r Mr. PeFson S
Bobron and Miss Snyder