New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

Bar Harbor. Me, Aug u CSpeciaD-The
summer girl al last is satisfied. for now there
are men enough 10 go around. The presence
OF the great feet in the harbor. the flower Of
the new navy, with their gallant officers and
dashing middies. has brought satisfaction. The
welcome OF society has been given TO the gallant
defenders. and the blue and gold OF the navy
are prominent everywhre
The annual reception given by Captain
Thomas Bush is always OF the largest social
affairs OF the season. and Saturday all roads led
10 the Pot and Kettle Club where the Ken
tucl1ian received. The reception was in honor
OF General and Mrs. Charles l. Fitzhugh. OF
Washington. who received ia the main room OF
the pretty clubhouse. All the military and naval
officers within any reasonable distance came TO
pay their respects. and a large delegation OF
uniformed officers from the visiting ships at
tended The Virginia reel the green was
led by Miss Elizabeth Potter and her brother,
John Potter. OF Philadelphia. Society was pres
ent by the hundred.
Friday was one OF the busiest days Of the sea-
son in a social way. In the morning the largest
gathering assembled at the Swimming Club TO
listen TO the oouoert and 10 enjoy the pleasures
OF the pool
DR.. and Mrs. Able entertained at dinner Fri
Gay evening at Brookend, their guests beng
Miss Archbold, Miss Aston, Mr. and Mrs.
Prince. Miss Goodwin. Nj. Cushman. Mr.. FL
dridge. Miss Palmer and Cortland Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Hinkle entertained
al Donaque Friday evening. among the guests
being General and Mrs. Fitzhugh Mr. and Mrs.
Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Dimock Mrs
Nicholas Anderson. Mrs. Platt-Hunt Miss Lin
zee. General IEn1ev. DR.. Horace Stokes and
Frederick Ma.
Mrs. Hunt :. gave musical at Bowling
Green Friday evening. which the summer
colony was present IN .a-se numbers, as well
as many naval officers. Admiral Evans was
among the guests.
Mrs. Robert Bonner Bowler gave a tea at
her cottage in Albert Meadow Friday after
noon 10 a large number of her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L Ketterlinus gave a hri age
party al their cottage on the shore Friday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. J. c. Gerndt entertained about twenty
of her friends at a bridge party ar the swim
ming Club Wednesday afternoon.
A bridge party was given by Mrs. Dea~.9- and
Miss Deering ar the Swimming Club Tuesday.
Monday afternoon Vice President and Mrs
Fairbanks were guests AT q yachting party on
board the steam yacht Of Alr and Mrs. Henry
Lane Emo, Of New-Yorl, Among the other
guests were General Horace Porter with Mr.
and Mrs Norris X. Jesup, whom he is visiting
and Lieutenant Grant and Mrs. J. NJ Slhoield.
Monday noon Mrs. Fairbanks was the guest
OF honor at a luncheon given by Chevalier ard
Mrs Hauge, Of Washington, at their cottage
Edgemere.
Friday evening DR.. and Mrs. 6. Wier Mitchell
entertained at dinner al their cottage. Far
Niente. Other entertainers Of Friday evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coles. Of Philadel-
phia; Nh. and Mrs. J. J. Emery and Mr.. and
Mrs Merle Middleton. OF New-Y York
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coles entertained at din
ner AT their cottage a Crou,weITs Rarbor Tues
day evening, their guests being d.. and Mrs.
Robert Able, Mr. ana Mrs. John S. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris X. Jesup Mr. and Mrs
John Harrison, Mrs. Hobson, General Wilson
and Alr. Livingston.
The Sycamore, owned by DR. W Seward Webb
was among the arrivals on Friday. Among those
on board was Miss Frederica Webb
Frederick W. Vanderbilt and Isaac Sterns oI
Ne~-hork, were among the arrivals OF Friday
on their yachts, the Warrio- ana the Virginia.
Baroness de saint-Seigne. Of New-York, ar
rived "Wednesday and VIII make an extended
stay at the st. Saveur
Mrs. Gouyerncur Morris. jr.. who is passing
the summer here with her husband in the Ash
cottage in Mount Desert-st., underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis Tuesday, which was
performed by Dr. Robert Abbe.
Mr and Mrs. John Sloane. OF New-York. ar
rived Thursday afternoon and are the guests or
Mr.. and Mrs John S. Kennedy at their cottage,
Kenarden Lodge
Among the arrivals in the harbor Wednesday
was the three masted auxiliary yacht Azara.
owned by Chester ". Chapin, of New ork.
Another yachting arrival the steam yacht
Sayuga' owned by Thomas ". Slocum, OF New
York
Mrs Howard Page. Miss Page and Miss Lee
Page, OF New-York. arrived on Tuesday at the
Malvern and wiz stay there for the remainder
Of the season.