New-York tribune., 1906-08-26

Bar Ha~hor. Ne. Aug 25.-This has been a
busy week sTom Sunday morning 20 Saturday
night. Everything has been on the GO and the
horse show and the hospital entertainment have
orTaod the climax Os brillian: season.
TIE horse show has been the bright particular
star OF the week. But the hospital entertain
ment. which came or its heels. was fully as
brilliant The attraction this year was the
comedy. The Duke Of Killiecranlxie" and
smong the cast were Henry Goodrich. Harold I
sewaIl Roderick TNellman. Miss Natalie de
castro Mrs. Marsh. Mrs. Sewail. Miss TayIor.
F. Chesley Richardson and Miss Wells
On Saturday came off one OF the most delight
ful affairs OF the season. the reception given
by Captain Tom Bush at the Poc and Kettle
Captain Bush received. assisted by his cousins.
ne Misses Cook. OF Baltimore After the re-
oeption. dancing on the green was one OF the
features. the cot;lion being led by Mrs Clifford
A Cochran. Of New York and Augustine Derby.
quiet wedding was celebrated on Saturday
afternoon at the Church of Our Father. Hulls
cove. when Miss Martha FeItus Townsend.
daughter Of Mrs James Rodman Townsend. OF
New York. was married TO Theodore F. Hum
rhrey. of the same city. After the ceremony
3 reception was given at the Honaeur House.
where Miss Townsend and her mother have been
passing the season as guests Of the brides aunt
Mrs. J T Bowen. Of Chicago.
Among the yachts in the harbor for the week
END weie ths TarantDla, owned by w *. Van
derbilt; the Vigilant, Edwin Gould's Aileen.
Virginia. the PRntooset, of the Eastern Yacht
Club: the Wahcondah, and the Corsair with ].
Pierpont Morgan on board
Mr. and Mrs. David fiennen Norris gave a
dinner at Bogue Chitto on Friday evening in
honor Of Edwin Gould. Other entertainers of
that evening We're Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Owen who
gaze dinner TO fourteen. and Mrs. Moncure
Pobinson, who gave dinner of twelve covers
Mrs William F. Sheehan, Of New York, gave
oH A. Nd p -1o1-
Mrs Francis l. Wellman gave a musical at
kragrlyr on Tuesday afternoon. The Weilmans
have been entertaining extensively this summer.
and this was among the most pleasant of their
affairs.
The annual tennis tournament for the cham
pionship Of Maine at the Swimming Club
brought out a number OF SURPRISES as we'll as
2 long list OF entries. The honors of the tourna-
nent went 10 the two Bowen brothers. o9 Chi
cago. and although II. KawaSaki, Edgar Scott,
Fulton Cutting and Amos R. f. Pinchot were all
picked as probable possible winners, mono of
them reached the finals. although Mr.. Pinehot
was obliged TO default his last game account
Of sickness !n his family.
The performance OF Elijah by the Choral
Society on August % promises 70 be one of the
society affairs. The box holders include Mrs
Robert Abbc. Mrs J. W. Auchincloss, Mrs. d. c.
Blair, Mrs W. H. Bliss. Mrs Walter Damrosch
Mrs Henry + Dimock. Mrs: Henry Lane Emo
Mss N. H. Guthrie. Miss Gurnee. Mrs. Frank
T Howard. Mrs. John s. Kennedy, Mrs ]. L.
Ketterlinus. Mrs John c. Livingstone, Mrs. Dave
Hennen Morris, Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer Mrs. H I.
Rutherford. Mrs. Ernest Schelling Mrs William
Jay Schiefelin. Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff. Mrs. Ed
ger Scott Mrs. William F. Sheehan, Mrs.
Gardiner Sherman. Mrs Elliott F. Shepard. Mrs
Clarence Wadsworth and Mrs. Guy whiting.
On Tuesday next a bridge tournament will be
held for the benefit of Kebo. Last year the
tournament was enjoyable, and this years is
expected TO be fully as successful.
Mrs j. I. Thompson gave dinner Of sixteen
covers at Clovercroft on Friday evening.
Mrs. Alanson Tucker entertained at her cot
tage at luncheon On Thursday and Friday after
Moons.
Mrs. William P. Douglas gave a dinner Of ten
covers on Friday evening, while Jacob H. Schih
also gave a dinner at his cottage, Ban-y-Brun.
Society turned out en- masse on Tuesday even
ing to the benefit concert for the new Temple OF
Music and Arts. which was held at the Casino.
Boxes brought 500 each. and floor boxes $50,
while single seats cost SO. The entertainment
was most successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schelling gave luncheon
of six covers at KebO Thursday, while Mr.
and Mrs. Francis L. Wellman gave a luncheon
10 nine at the links the preceding day. Percy R.
l'yne, I'd. entertained party OF six at luncheon
on Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Leaning gave tea at the Pot
ana Kettle on Tuesday afternoon. Some hum
dred guests were hidden and spent the greater
part OF the afternoon rambling about the club
grounds enjoying the combination Of good music
beautiful view and fine weather Tea was
poured by Mrs Henry c. Chapman. Mrs. Green,
Miss IinZee and Miss Patten Mrs. leaning
was assisted in receiving by Mrs Hecksher.
Wednesday night IS always a gala night with
The Malvern hop in full swing. and this week
was 10 exception The dance was as successful
as ever, and brought out number OF couples.
Miss Annie Ward KounfZe, Of New York and
late arrivals at the Malvern. Miss Kountzes
engagement 20 J. Gordon Dougias. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William P Douglas, has just been an
nounced.