New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
BAR HARBOR SWIMMING.
Receptions at the Ctubhouse-Cot-
tage Parties Other ArriUaIs.

Bar Harbor. Me-. July (SpectaD.-The week
has been one Of the quietest that Bar Harbor
ever has experienced for the time OF year Tbs
first social gayety came on Tuesday when ths
Swimming Club held an Informal reception az
it's pretty clubhouse. The Swimming Club ia
destined to be the centre OF Bar HarbOr's social
life this summer.
General Thomas Hanlin Hubbard, OF New
York. has Just arrived for the summer. coming
from Brunswick. where he attended the B0wdoln
commencement exercises.
The golhng season was opened on the morning
Of the Fourth by bogie competition at Kebo.
The first entertaining OF the season came this
week. IN the form Of several Informal Incheons
and teas at the Swimming Club To Miss shars-
wood belongs the honor OF starting the ball
rolling. 1t followed by tea given by Miss
Derby. and another given by Mrs. Shapley
Augustus Franzen. the New-York portrait ar
tist was among the arrivals OF Saturday. Mr.
Franzen is at Framnas. his cottage IN Ths
Field
Among the arrivals on Monday was Bishop
Lawrence. OF Cambridge. the Bishop Of Massa-
chusetts who will spend the summer at Top
pingwold. his cottage on Malvern Hill. He was
accompanied by his daughters. the Misses Law
renee.
The Louisburg opened on Saturday with a
goodly number OF guests. Among those to reg
lister Saturday and Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
F. c. A. Talbot and Miss Elinor Talbot of New
York. who viii stay until August 1; Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert A Levi. Of New-York: Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Parker Sloan and Miss Sloan. Of New-York.
President Harris OF Amherst College IS at the
Italian villa, In Eden-st
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Martin. OF New-Yorl1. ar
rived at the ST. Sauveur Saturday for an ex-
tended visit. Mrs. ]. V. L. Pruyn and family. OF
New-York. were among Sundays arrivals
L. Edward Firth. Miss Louise Firth and Miss
Helen Firth. of New-York. were among the ar
rivals Of Sunday. and are at the Hardy cottage
for the summer. Among the New-YOrkers 70
arrive at the Malve4p on Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. h g Emmett and III. C. Emmett. 1r-;
Watson c. Emmett and the Misses Emmett.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Plerpont Edwards and family
were among the arrivals of Saturday morning.
They went at once to their cottage, in the
Corniche Drive. Clifford c. Cochrane, OF New
York. came Friday his yacht. and will re-
Knowlton and Miss Knowlton came on Friday,
and are at the Montgomery cottage Mrs. Fred
" ~ A. ceIie ms week.
and Will occupy the Carr cottage on the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis l. Delafed. OF New York.
came this week to As-Yoq-Like-It. In Main-st.
E. G. Gabrrs yacht. the Tekla, came into the
harhor on Thursday.
The Belmont and Malvern hotels opened on
Saturday.
Louis Won Gaertner. well known IN musical
circles. came Monday 70 his cottage in Mount
Desert-st Mr. and Mrs c.. S. Wadsworth, OF
4NCW-IOAAS CeA4Ar tIllS week. ana Will occupy the
Philip Livingston cottage. Rocklyn which they
had last year. Mrs. John Ogden and her daugh-
ter, Miss Sara ogden. both OF New-YOrk came
on Thursday, and are at the Baltimore cottages
for the summer. Mrs. George E. White Miss
Caroline White and Mrs. c. B. Smith, of New
York. are among the late comers to the New
port.
Mrs. Schiefelin, OF New-York. came Tuesday
TO visit her son. William J. SchiefYelin of New
York. at IslescOte. General and Mrs Edward H
Ripley and the Misses Ripley, who have been
spending the month Of June at Mendon VT
came on Saturday TO the Van Doren cottage for
the summer.
John s. Kennedy. of New-YorIk, came on FRI
day, and was met by his steam Yacht thu
Ladoga, at Mount Desert Ferry Mr. Kennedy
has just been enjoying an extensive fishing trio
IN Canada Mrs. Kennedy has been here sinca
the middle OF June. at Kenarden Lodge