Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-25
AND MOUNTAIN RESORT. NEWS NOTES
BAR HARBOR.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
BAR HARBoR. Me. August "a. 1907
One of the largest luncheons Of the sum-
mer was given Monday afternoon at the
| cottage Of Mr. and Mrs. William Jay
Schieffelin on Vanderbilt Point. The lunch
| con was in honor Of President Charles w.
Eliot of Harvard University. Prof. Francis
w. Peabody of the same institution, Bishop
William Lawrence and Bishop McVickar
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Vanderbilt, Jacob H. Schiff. Bishop and
Mrs. William Croswell Doanc. Mr.. and
Mrs; R. Fulton Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs, John
s. Kennedy. Provost and Mrs. Charles c.
Harrison, Dr. Alcott, Miss Blanchard, Mr.,
and Mrs. James Terry Gardiner, Mrs. VIII
liam Potter Wilson, Mrs. Mulligan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore NJ. Taft. Mrs. John b. Ire
vor Mrs. William Lawrence, MRS. Hall
Dana, Mrs. Z. c. Hobson and Mr.. George
Il. Dorr.
Monday morning a noteworthy meeting
was held at the cottage of r. Fulton Cut
ting Of New York in the interests of Hamp-
ton University. The speakers were rresi-
dent Charles w. Eliot and Prof. Peabody
of Harvard, Bishop Lawrence and Bishop
the institution.
Chief Justice Lucilius Alonzo Emery en-
tertained at dinner at his cottage at Han
cock Point Monday evening. having a dis
tinguished company. The guests included
Chief Justice Melville w. Fuller of the
United States Supreme Court. Right Hon
Christopher Pallas, lord chief justice of
Ireland Mr. Burke, NJ. p. of Dublin, and
Judge Peck Of the supreme court of Con-
necticut.
Saturdays hop at the Swimming Cub
saw thelargest crowd of dancers this sum-
mer. Previous to the dancing some sixty
five guests were entertained at dinner, the
hosts and hostesses being Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis l. Wellman, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jay White. Mrs Gilbert z. Jones and Mrs.
Philip Minis.
1t has been the hightide Of gayety at Bar
Harbor this week, the climax of the season,
when the wave reached it's highest. The
coming week also will keep pretty we'll up
to the present, after which the season will
decline.
OF course, the principal event Of the week
was the horse show. That is the gauge by
which everything else Is measured, and
everybody looks forward to it with much
interest. 1t successful as ever this
year, and everybody was fully satisfied.
The sympathy Of the entire summer COL
ony goes out to NJ. and Nine. Christian
Hauge Of Washington in the death of
Master Frederick Joy, Nine. Hauge's son,
which occurred Friday last at their cottage,
the Moorings. Master Joy has been seri-
ously III the greater part of the summer
with typhoid fever, and was the victim
sidered out of danger
Bar Harbor has distinguished guest
Just at present in the person of Baron
Pallas, lord chief justice of Ireland who
arrived Thursday evening for a short stay
at the Newport He will remain here for
several days, having come to Maine to at
tend the meeting of the International Law
Association at Portland. He is accompanied
by NJ. G. Burke of Dublin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri gave a
delightful musical program Tuesday after
noon, afterward entertaining their guests
at dinner. The artists were Myron w.
Whitney and M. de Picolellis, with Mrs.
Kelley Cole at the plano.
The Medical Association met Monday
evening at the cottage of DR.. Frank FIRE.
mont-Smith of Washington, when papers
were read by DR.. Fremont-Smith and DR..
Robert Amory of Boston. Others present
included Drs. Gildersleeve. s. Weir Mitchell,
Henry c. Chapman, John B. Shober, Hare
Hart and Musser of Philadelphia. and Pro-
vost c. c. Harrison of the University Of
Pennsylvania.
Perhaps the prettiest private affair given
this season was the cotilon at the Swim
ming Club Wednesday by Mrs II. A. AL
exander. The affair was given for Miss
Eleanor Alexander and Mss McCook, and
was the most elaborate private dance given
this summer. The favors were novel and
attractive. something not always easy to