New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
BAR HARBOR C0TTAGERS.
Merry Scenes at the Ssgimnasng Club
Manu- ArriUaLs.

Bar Harbor. Ne, July ID GpeciaD-Bathing.
driving. golfing and yachting have all engaged
attention this week. not TO speak Of the dinners.
teas and luncheons day after day at the Swim
ming Club.
While cruising near Cat Island Thursday at
ternoon in g strong southwest breeze, the knock
about scud owned and sailed by A J. Cassatt.
president OF the Pennsylvania Railroad was
struck by a sudden squan and disrnasted- Mr..
Cassatt was az the wheel at the time and han
died the boat like professional. until the launch
Nina put IN an appearance, and toweo the
crippled yacht back TO harbor.
The Boston Symphony orchestra will give
series OF ten Sunday evening concerts at the ca
gino. beginning Tomorrow Small dinner parties
were given Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Draper. and by Mrs. John B. Trevor.
Plans are being made for a dog show to be
held some time in August.
The stroke competition golf tournament held
Saturday at Kebo brought out some good scores.
G. s Robbins. who had handicap OF IL. sue
ceeded in carrying off the honors. while second
place went 10 Miss Mackay. the champion
woman golfer Of Massachusetts, A n. Coates.
one of the scratch men. finished third.
Mrs Miles B. Carpenter Thursday evening en-
tertained a dozen or more guests on Burnt Por-
cl1pine Island. Miss Sharswood entertained
party of friends at the Jordan Pond House last
Tuesday evening. other entertainers at the inn
this week were Mr.. and Mrs William Jay
schienelin. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bowen, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs Seth Low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Clinton Blair. Mrs W. w
Seely. Mr and Mrs. W. P. Draper, tr.
The Swimming Club has been crowded this
week. Among those who have given teas and
luncheons are Miss Derby. Miss Archibald, John
Harrison. William Lawrence Green. Mr.. Hayden
and Miss Sharswood. The social life Of the sea
son now practically centres round the pretty lit
tie clubhouse On August IL there will be a
moonlight carnival the club when the pool
win he Illuminated with colored lights and Jap
anese lanterns.
Mr and Mrs Payne Whitney are expected at
BAR Harbor for the month OF August. They
have Just returned from an extended trip
through Europe in automobiles, and after a
short stay at Manhasset wiz come here for
the remainder Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs T G. Condor, OF Tuxedo Park,
will occupy Miss Adelaide Randolph's cottage.
rrba Anchorage, for the season Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Pulitzer and family arrived Saturday
afternoon from their home In New-York, ana
are at Chatwold. Mr.. Pulitzers cottage at Bear
F3roer Mr. and Mrs. warner NJ Leeds OF
Nevr-YorlC arrived Friday, and are occupying
Criefistone the summer home or MI ana Mrs.
Franklin Ellis. in the Cleftstone ROAD MT aho
H5-s eeds came directly from Port Washing
r0n Long Island, where they have been spend
ing Few weeks 81 their summer home there.
Nr and Mrs. Morris K Jesup arrived Tues
dsy morning and viii be at their cottage, Stone
cliff for the season. Mr.. Jesup mas attracted
erecfsl attention recently In connection with the
T5earv expedition for he, with General Thomas
y Hubbard. who Is another or Bar Harbor )
summer cottagers, saw TO II thal tile TeIalII's
90 90 ,,-5Fcb Peary needed was forthcoming.
Mss Cornelia Vanderbilt. the young daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt, arrived
sunday at the Vanderbilt home Folhte Achole.
a,,F ars Vanderbilt are expected next
Traelr Mrs c w CoopeE. Of Tuxedo PARK mas
rented Cornersnleet for the season, ana IS eN-
r,ec7cd 10 arrive next week. Miss sara barney
ir ,,sstf;ne her aunt Mrs. ]. M Schoheld. OF
Neu,-York at the Schofeld cottage, IN Ine
Fyeld Colonel Frederick Hale was the most az
= si,,ner Of eight covers at the Swimming CLUB
on Sunday evening.