New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-02
Bar Harsor. ne. Sept. cspsoiaD.-The Horse

Bar Haroor re, Sept. (SpsciaD.-The Horse
Ehow is over. So are the rest o: the big func-
lions. and society once more sits back, thankful
almost that the August crush IS over with. and
plans for a quiet month IN September. But
although the big affairs are for the most part
over there is no lack OF entertaining. and the
real season IS not nearly ended. September is
really the most enjoyable month Of the year
here. and Bar Harbor is growing in favor as
an autumn resort. The cottage colony viii still
remain intact almost until the snow hies, and
seems TO keep busy nearly all the time.
The annual golf tournament was as success
fui as In past years. and was marked by come
exciting play. particularly IN the Anal match
between J. G. Throp, VINO came over from
Northeast Harbor and Won permanent possess
sion OF the Kebo Valley Cup winning the tour
sament for the third time. and p. W. White
more. defeating the latter by one hole in a
match which required an extra hole 10 settle Il
Allan wellman the Mount Desert Cup for
The second eight and n. l. Feary beat Martin
Van Buren, in the finals for the Pencric Cup for
the third eight
The Malvern hop. as usual. brought out a
Arge number O. dancers, and this weeks was
OF the most successful OF the season A
large number OF dinners were given previous 70
the cancns. among the entertainers being Irs.
Robert c. Drsyton. Miss Ward McAlister. GIL
L.
ardson. Mr& Laurence Hutton and Mira Morgan
@. Barnweu
Late arrivals at the Louisburg include Prince
and Princess Cantacuzene. OF St Petersburg.
and Potter Palmer .r.. OF Chicago.
Howard Gould's steam yacht Niagara, the
ssges, yacht afoat. was among fridays ar
Mrs. Henry F. Dimocf entertained a party OF
Ten al dinner on Tuesday evening Her guests
were Mrs. Henry II. Whitney. Mrs. Schlesinge-.
MR.. Charles Ely. DR.. Stokes, Dr.. Clarke and
Mrs. William Il. Fleitnsnn gave n dinner OF
sixteen covers on Tuesday 81 her cottage
Mrs. Miles 3. Carpenter gave 6 dinner and
bridge party Of twelve covers az her cottage
on Thursday evening.
W. II. n. Noss entertained q party OF twelve
at dinner az the Reading Room on Tuesday.
a bridge tournament for the benent OF the
Tuesday afternoon. u a social success and
q large number OF tables We're filed with players.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, entertained at dinner at
Ter cottage on Tuesday evening.
Edmund Clarence Steaman is the guest or
August Franzen at Framnas in the Field.
Mr and Mrs. Walter Damrosch entertained 4
party of forty guests at dinner at Columbia cot
tase Tuesday evening, the guests including the
principal performers IN the gala concert for the
Temple OF Music and Arts.
Mrs. Dabney gave a luncheon at the Swim
-ring Club on Tuesday.
Aesssohn's Elijah" at the Casino Wednesday,
evening was one OF the leading affairs Of the
Week
a pleasant affair wac the subscription con-
Cert by the Knesel Quartet a. the cottage Of
or and Airs. Robert Able. Brookend, Monday
afternoon.
ar. ana Mrs. Tristram Colket. OF Philadelphia,
ars guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs. J. l. Ketterlinus at
fhsir cottage on the shore. Bide-a-Whi!e.
Hrs John y. Trevor entertained q party os
twenty dinner Friday evening a. her cot
tate c Vanderbilt Point.
taaEles T. How and John 3. How gave
p s-fioa at Kebo Valley Club on Monday after
n2n Music was furnished by the symphony.
q putting on the green was one OF the feat