New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

wednesday afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. ]. ].
Emery Of New-YorR. IN honor OF the fourth
birthday Of their daughter Lela. some sixty
Of the youngsters OF the summer colony rosned
about the broad lawns. finding fresh wonders
10 delight their eyes at every turn. Every
thing in the way OF amusement was proVioed
for the little tots. There were games for the
young ones three legged races, a fish pond
where the little ones could drop in their lines
and 4: out a beautiful little favor; there
were Klondike sands that We're laden with
golden nuggets which, when divested OF their
gilt paper brought 10 light still other dainty
toys: there was a cobweb maze, which LED 10 d
beautiful little souvenir. and other presents
TOO many TO be told There was music all the
afternoon and when the little ones were weary
they were called into the house. where refresh
rnents awaited them.
Mrs. e. srd b Mears entertained with an
inform aner at the Swimming Club Tues
day evs.s,
The opening luncheon Of the Pot and Kettle
Climb was given Thursday. The club is mod
elled after the Rabbit Club OF Philadelphia,
ana is one of the features OF Bar Harbor's
rial life. The clubhouse above HulPs Cove is
an attractive retreat, and there the members
nav make merry with cares to distract
them Antonio Y. Stewart caterer, and
The guests present included E. G. Fabbr w.
s. Gurnee, A. J. Cassatt, Charles s. Abercrom-
bic Edward Coles, A D. Addison. Middleton
S Burrill, A. Bleecker Banks. Edward Coles,
s Megargee Wright W. Butler Duncan,
,,ssimir de r Moore Amos R, (. PincEot,
John Harrison and Alexandra F'abbri.
The Louisburg orchestra gave its first Sun
day evening concert this week. and delighted
lie guests Of tne house with the excellence OF
the performance
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ira who are 10 pass the summer at Bar Har-
bor where they will play under the conductor
ship Of August Strube, arrived here Saturday.
The orchestra will play at the Malvern every
evening and thrice a week at the Swimming
Club. Manager Grob expects TO start the usual
nid-week hops next week. accompanied by
the usual round OF dinners in the palm gar
den. which have IN the past always been feat
ures of the summers social life.
The vessels OF the Eastern Yacht Club began
TO arrive on the Eastern cruise Tuesday,
and continued to come Wednesday and Thurs
day. The club vessels started Saturday and
held series Of races on the way down About
thirty yachts came in all. including the Corona,
the Chanticleer, the Doris. the Wasp. thu
Heron. the Constance, the Katrina II, the
Gloriana. the Vision and the Agatha.
The annual meeting Of the Summer Resi-
dents Association was held Monday forenoon
ct the reading rooms. The resignation Of
Charles Fry vice-president was accepted
and Louis g. McCagg was chosen to that place
Miss Lawrence gave q luncheon at the Swim
ming Club Monday noon for the Misses Bfge-
low, OF Boston.
The torpedo boat destroyers Worden Stew
srt and AcDonough arrived here from Rock
land Monday afternoon They are advance
guard Of the remainder Of the feet, which will
be here some time near the first of August
Mrs. W. o. Barclay and Miss Barclay, Of
Hew-Hork. who are passing the season at Seal
EaTooT, were In town Sunday, and dined at the
Newport
Mira Garner and Mrs T. c. Dugan, OF New
Xerk. arrived Saturday at the Louisburg, and
win remain for the season Mrs. Garner and
AIRS. Dugan have passed number Of summers
Mrs. A r. Eddy, Of New-York, arrived satur-
day at the Belmont and win stay until Sep
tember. She was Joined by her two daughters
Tuesday.
Mrs Frank A OTIS of New-York. has come
70 the Belmont for short visit.
The news that Mr.. and Mrs. George Wander
pit, Of Aew-York are expected TO arrive at
their Bar Harbor home next week, and win re-
main for the season, is welcomed by society
generally, for they have not been here for some
years
Robert Beoraem. OF New-YorH. who has made
an annual visit to Bar Harbor for number Of
seasons, has come to the Parker cottage for the
Summer
Miss Fielding RoseIIe OF New-York has ar
HFed at the Belmont for the summer.
Mrs }. Lawrence Lee, Mrs h Livingston Lee
and Miss N. L. Lee, of New-York, have arrived
from Lenoxs where they have been for the early
summer. They will make extended stay at
The Malvern
Mrs Arthur weIlrnan, of New-York, who has
Just returned from trip abroad, arrived at the
here.
Among the receiving days announced by some
Of the prominent members Of society are: Mrs
l. L. Delafel6, mornings; Mrs. Francis Howe
Johnson, Wednesday mornings in July and Au-
gust; Mrs j. s. Kennedy and Mrs. A F.
Schaufaer, mornings IN August; Mrs Gardiner
sherman. afternoons in July, and Mrs. A
Bleecker Banks, mornings.
Miss Palmer arrived Thursday, and will
PASS the summer with DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Able, Of New-York, at their cottage. Brookend
at Duck Brook
Mrs Frederick Pearson and her daughter
rave arrived at their cottage, The Ridge. for
the summer months
Count and Countess Laugfer-ViIlars are ex-
pected this week. Their arrival will be eK-
trsHely welcome TO Bar Harbor society.
Miss c. S. Baker, or New-York, is occupying
Sraehead, formerly the Thayer cottage She
York
The Rev DR.. Schaufier. of New-York. came
thls week for a short stay, and viii remain al
henaroen Lodge through the month of July a.
me guest OF John s. Kennedy Mrs. SchaufieI
mas been here for some time the guest Of heI
sister, Mrs. Kennedy
Mrs J. Beavor Webb, OF New-York, and her
chdren came on Thursday. and VIII spend the
sumner months at Strawberry Hill House with
mrs Webb's mother, Mrs. j. Frederick May, OF
mAshington. Mrs. Webb win probably be here
i0r a portion Of the summer.
mrs. Henry +. Dimock, OF New York, who has
rented the Canary cottage, in Kebo-st arrived
this week and viii pass the season there.
me me harbor looked more natural after tho
% anchor on Monday Mr.. BostBick, com
Hssnoer OF the New-York Yacht Club, was
fDO1ro The Vergemere, and VIII spend O. few
asys here Mr.. Withweli, OF Philadelphia came
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