New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

Bar Harbor. Me- Aug. CSpecian.-For some
reason the supply OF available and eligible young
men at this resort seems TO have fallen shor|
To be sure there the midshpnen from ''e
warships which occasionally drop their anchors
in the port. but they only hll a temporary place
delightful affair the musical ana reoep-
tion given at Kebo Tuesday afternoon by MI
and Mrs A. Howard Hinkle. hebo iooheo i's
prettiest while the house and fits surrouhoinss
were decorated with cut flowers and gayly COL
ored bunting The solosts were Nine. Antoiheee
Adalnoksli and and wilfrid Klamroth New
York barytone. They were supported py ue
Boston symphony Orchestra. The guests num-
bered practically az OF Bar Harbor's summer
colony.
Jacob SohiT. OF New-york, arrived Friday
and is occupying the Barney cottage Ban-y-
Bryn The Barneys have not been here for some
years.
The third regular yacht race Of the seasons
series took place wednesday afternoon, resulting
IN another win for the Kuwana, Mr.. Trevors
speedy craft. which her third race. hhe
Cricket sailed by II. NJ Sears. of Boston. won
second place, while the Teklina, f. C. Fabbri;
the Indian, Edgar Scott; the Scud. A. j. Cassatt'
and the Papoose. Dave II. Morris. came In in
the order named.
The regular Wednesday evening hop at the
Malvern this week was one Of the most success
was large, an Of the guests at the house being
present, as well as many Of the cOttagers.
round of dinners given before the dance the
hostesses being Mrs. Arthur Welman, Miss
French and Mrs. Glyn.
Mr. and Mrs John 7"... Of York, gave
a dinner "Wednesday -.i.ag in honor of Gen
eral Martin Mac1lal ,i New-Yorl who is
their guest here. ...r those present were
Lieutenant General -. scaoaeld. Judge In
n
and Captain Thomas Bush
Mrs. Abram R. Lawrence entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon in honor Of Miss Temple
Merritt. having as her guests Mrs. Davis, Miss
osgood, Mrs. John Hone. Mrs. William Draytoa.
Mrs. Worden Mrs. Gouverneur Morris and Miss
Ruth Lawrence.
General Whittier of Ecw-York. was the host
n a small dinner at the inning Club Thurs
day evening,
The Saturday afternoon womens putting con-
tests at Kebo began to-day and drew a large
attendance To-day Mrs. Bowen had charge OF
pouring the tea. Next Saturday Miss Hinkle
Will preside at the urn. and the third occa-
sion Mrs. T. @. Condor viii do the honors.
A J. Cassatt, Of Philadelphia, won the race
about match Of saturday. defeating the TEX
lima, sailed by f. G. Fabbri. by half a minute
The kuWana, which has Won all the races thus
far, did not enter as her owner, Mr.. Trevor
thought the wind too huky, and took advantage
of the club rule allowing each member 10 stay
out OF a certain number of races without affect
ing the standing OF the boat.
Thursday one Of the banner days at the
Jordan Pond House, a large party driving over
for dinner. Among those present we're Lieuten-
ant General and Mrs. J. n. Schofeld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adamowsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis
Miss Sara Barney. Miss Sherswood, Mrs. A.
Forbes COnant. General Whittier. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Frederick Talbot. Miss Putnam and Miss
McNicho
Mr. and Mrs Chauncey 6. Traux ChAuncey
s. Traux jr and Mrs. r X HamIen. OF New
York. arrived on Wednesday at the Malvern.
Mrs. William p. Douglas, OF New-York, came
on Thursday and is established for the season
at Green Court, the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lawrence Green in upper West-st MI
and Mrs Green will pass the latter part Of the
month here, and VIII occupy the Place cottage,
IN Eden-st.
r. Hall Mccormick Of New-York one OF the
cOttagers here In former years, made a flying
visit TO town on Thursday. He has just re-
turned from Europe, where he has been making
an automobile tour. He will pass the summer
in Europe. instead of at his cottage here
William RhinelRnder Stewart and William
Rhinelander Stewart, Jr.. OF New-York came on
Thursday to the Malvern for an extended STAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Blackwell OF New
York. have arrived for their annual visit at the
Louiskurg.
Mrs. c. oliver Iselin of New-York. is expected
at the Malvern on next Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Weidenfed. Of New York has rented
Westheld. In West-st. for the rest OF the sea-
son.
Brown, Of New-Yorl came on Tuesday TO spend
the remainder OF the season at the Parker cot
tages.
Mrs. George Vanderbilt has been III for some
time since her arrival al Pointe d'Acadie.
A s, Frissefl, president of the Fifth Avenue
Bank. of New-York has taken apartments at
the LOuisburg for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washburn are visiting
al Kenarden Lodge the guests OF Mr and Mrs.
John 5. Kennedy.