New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
Yet Little Decline IN the Soclai
Gayefy Is Apparent.

Bar asrpor. Aug 81. tSpeciaI.-Tne official
season closed with the week that has 1usl
PASSED IN spite Of the fact that It came ln1nle-
ciateIv after the horse show, the climax II the
season. when everything was crowded into one
short space, the past seven days have SHOWN
gittle relaxation Of gayety. After the hospltai
entertainments. which comes really next in i'm
r1ortance TO the horse show Is the season s cat
.loeue. have been the weeks engagement of the
Zen Greet players who stayed a second week At
rl,e Building Of Arts the tennis tournament in
mems doubles at the Swimming Club for the
championship Of Maine. song recitals at the
Building of Arts and elsewhere by Myron \"
whitney Miss Lila Ornond, kelley Sole and
Miss Elizabeth Dodge, the golf tournament at
Kebo and the weekly hops at the Malvern and
the Swimming Club. besides a large number of
private functions, all Of which have rounded
out busy week
The hospital entertainment took the form or
vaudeville this year and was participated III by
some of the cleverest amateurs of the sumIne-
colony Among these who took part were the
Misses Hatch Clara Barclay. Fannie Gary, An
na Ripley, Lily Potter. Louise knowiton,
Eleanor Alexander. Dorothy King. E A Kelley.
Violet Cushman, Susie Dabney. Olive Hatch, Z.
C. Hewitt, Florence Macy. Grace Moore, Mar
3ory Moore. Pauline Riggs. Pauline Robinson.
Margaret Wright and Mrs. Clifford Cochran and
Mrs. J. T. Bowen gave dinner and barn
dance Oh Tuesday evening at her cottage at
Huirs Cove. The coachhouse was bayly deco
rated and upward Of a hundred were present.
a huge fire was built the rocks and good
things were cooked by the party.
Mrs. Miles B Carpenter gave q dinner on
"Wednesday evening OF sixteen covers.
Saturday nights hop at the Swimming Club
Host none Of its brilliancy by reason OF the wan
ing of the season. 1t was attended by most of
the younger dancing set and the older dancers
as well Before the dancing dinners We're given
by Mrs. Oscar Livingston Mrs. Lindley Hoff-
man Chaplin, Miss Grace Elliston and Dr. A. p.
Francine.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernesto G. Fabbri also enter
tained Saturday evening at their cottage, and
stiI other entertainers were Atr- and Mrs. Will
lam Medlicott Fieitmann.
s. W Bates. Of Boston, secured the champion
ship Condor season handicap cup given as q
prize for the weekly tournaments at the kebo
links. Mr. Bates scored the largest number Of
-1oinfs for The summer while several rlavers
We're tied at just point behind him for sec
ond place. The last tournament Of the summer
was won by Arden Robbins. who made the best
showing of the summer against bogie. beating
the colonel UP.
Mr.. and Mrs. J L Ketterlinus entertained at
dinner Thursday evening IL Bide-a-While-
Their guests were -Jr- and Mrs Edward Brown
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner ". Leeds, Miss Ed
wards. Miss G. Edwards Mrs. La Montague
AIyron Whitney Judge Provost AcAIichael ana
DR.. John B. Shober.
Mrs Francis L WeIlnlan entertained Sunday
afternoon at kragn!yr with musical.
Afr. ana Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting gave q dinner
at The f5riars Tuesday night
Miss Margaret Wright entertained at dinner
Thursday evening at the Lookout cottage
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Abbe entertained on
"Wednesday evening al Brookcnd, having slA-
1eel, covers.
aIr- and Mrs. F-rncsto g Fabbri entertained
- dinner Tuesday night al their cottage at Duch
Brook
General Charles \. Whittier gave dinner
or eight covers Tuesday evening at Chalk s
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Scott were among Thurs
dag nights entertainers, and gave large din
nC- al EheIr cottage
The 1Ialvern hop this week was brilliant ar