New-York tribune., 1906-08-12

-. Harbor Me- Aug. II (SpeciaD.-The
-. doath OF Edward Coles has cast veil OF
- over the entire summer colony at Bar
.,or and the succeeding affairs have been OF
10, nature The weekly hop 10 have been
"a AZ the Swimming Club on Saturday night
- abandoned, while the meeting of the VII
= y-,orovement Association for the final dis
.,on Of the automobile question. which was
:. have taken place on Tuesday, has been post
-,,os until August l6 and DIR. S. Weir MitcheIls
lure 10 be given to-day, has also been set
t.oa until the 25th. Mr.. and Mrs Gardiner
German and Miss Sherman also have cancelled
ooantjon which was 10 have taken place yes
..raav at Keewaydin.
A number Of dinners were given on Saturday
..,.,ing. one was at the home of NJ. Christian
s,oure. the minister to this country from Nor
av The guests included Baroness Hengel-
.,gl,er. Baron Haymark. Count Szechanyi, Count
ssvbat. Count Channery. Mrs. Sidney w Keith,
,Uss Bervgin, Mrs. Daniel T. WOrdeIi Miss Jack
can. Miss Todd. Miss Robson. Captain Thomas
push. Hugh S. Legare and Victor Cushman
At the Swimming Club on Saturday evening
,bs hostesses included Mrs. James Bosworth
rqrs. Gilbert Jones and Mrs William D. Guthrie
Mrs J. L. Ketterlinus entertained four tables
II bridge at her cottage. Bide-a-While on the
sbope On Monday afternoon
Mrs Sidney w. Keith entertained at dinner on
Wednesday evening at her cottage in the Field
n honor Of her guests. Mrs Saunders Lewis. OF
Philadelphia. and Miss Berwin. of Newport.
among those present were DR. and Mrs Henry
q Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Linzee n and
Nme Christian Hauge. Miss Wells Martin Van
Buren, Arden Robbins and Benjamin Moore
The annual tennis tournament at the SWIM
ming Club for the championship Of Maine in
both doubles and singles. will be held on August
o. There are number Of strong players among
ihe members OF the summer colony, including
Amos R. Z. Pinchot. of New York who is likely
% give the other contestants all the tennis they
want and Edgar Scott, who is PLAYING a ia
game this season, II. KawasalIi, a japanese
student al the University of Pennsylvania is a
cack player and the Messrs Cutting of New
York. VIII make good showing
The wOrnen's tournament has been in r,rooracs
fhis week and has brought out some fast tennis
The guests at the St. SauVeur where there is
one OF the best courts In town, are talking OF
holding tennis tournament there in the near
future
A large number Of the summer colony at
tended the reception given on Friday forenoon
g Ms. Gardner Sherman at KeeWaydin the
Sherman cottage in lower Main street 10 intro
euce her guests, Mrs. Walter Suydam and Miss
GOFEie, Of New York
The largest affair of the week v,as 4ba Lran
nedy reception. given at Kenarden Lodge on the
shore on Thursday afternoon. The reception
faS become an annual affair. and is looked for
ward 70 with much pleasure bY the entire sI,rn
meT colony. The reception was held in Mr. Ken
nedys Italian garden. where AIr. and Mrs Ken
nedy and Dr. and Mrs. a. F. Schauffier received
reception
Ms Daniel T. Worden of New York, enter
ianed at ChaIks on Thursday evening, having
aATge party. Miss Gurnee also entertained the
f2ne evening az dinner at her cottage
Captain Thomas ]. Bush has announced his
annual reception at the Pot and Kettle for Sat
Wday afternoon, August Is. This will be the
sixth affair OF the kind since the establishment
O. me club and is looked forward TO with much
eagzness by the summer colony.
he Swimming Club has been lively this week
Mr. GTsen, Of Northeast Harbor entertained a
party Of four Friday. Mrs Samuel Price
Eetherell, OF Grindstone. gave a luncheon TO a
party OF nine on Friday, while Mrs. J. V /.
Ffuyn entertained two tables at bridge on the
sane day, and Mrs. Thomas S. Sheehan also
gave luncheon Among those entertaining
iheTe on Saturday We're Mrs. Gilbert Jones who
gave dinner for eight: Mrs. Gutherie a dinner
and tea 10 nine; Mrs. Roswell D. Hitchcock
luncheon for twelve. and Mrs. Boswell. a dinner
iE Twelve.
NFs Francis L. Wellman entertained party
q twelve at dinner on Friday night at her cot
nge
Ms Miles p. Carpenter entertained a party of
eehleen al dinner at her cottage on Friday
sFenng, while Mrs. Robert Able also gave
Aige dinner At her cottage on Thursday night.
Judge George l. Ingraham, of New York. gave
small dinner party on Wednesday evening at
his cottage.
me date for the annual water sports at the
Swimming Club has been set for August %
these sports among the most interesting
ieatures Of the season. The programme will in
cude all kinds of races. aquatic contests and
salnes uiting and tugs Of war in canoes and a
canoe parade
Ah James Brown, of New York. gave
,lacheon al the Swimming Club on Tuesday in
Al2or % OF her daughter Miss Angelica Brown.
booker T. Washington will speak on August
~ a. the Swimming Club ballroom under the
p.4onage OF the members of the summer colony.
Ms Henry W. Gray. of New York. gave a
Ianer OF ten covers Tuesday evening at her
eoiiase. Briarheld
Afs George w. Guthrie, Of Pittsburg, gave a
musical and song recital at her cottage Tulli-
.asone. Friday. the soloist being Nyron w.
whitney, OF New York