New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
Motoring. Tennis, Dinner
Dances, Golf and a Fash
ionable Wedding.

ra- Harhor Ne Aug 10 fSpeciaD.-Bar Harbor
has had its share OF excitement this week an
automobile scrape. with the summer colony against
one courageous young motorist, a society wedding
and a smart tennis tournament. say nothing
o. dinners dances. luncheons. golf and the score
Of asnusemenfs that so 10 make up the routine
OF daily life at summer resort
Fordharn C. Mahoney's trial was an affair OF
,nter.s. the d;uinrtive police court being packed
with members Of the summer colony II looks as
fe another year the law prohibiting autonobiles
vosiid be repealed
At the fourth concert in the series at the new
Temple OF Music Friday evening the artists Were
Ms Francis L. wellman. better known 10 the
rorId of music as Emma Juch and the Barrere
quintet The concert up TO the high stanoafo
OF the previous ones. and was a social success
Entertaining has been carried on extensively this
week as usual. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Livingston
were among the entertainers of "Wednesday night
ctrfrz q dinner their cottage. silver birches-
Their guests included Mr.. and Mrs William h
ebenh.Ts sfr and Mrs Charles W. Ostrander, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Bleecker Banks. General ana airs'
EdEard H Ripley. Mrs F. B. Moran and D. "lss-
man -.
Tuesdav evening was the occasion Of several din
ners among tie largest being that OF Ieherai
Charles A. Whittier. Of New York who entertained @
snao1s other guests. Sir Jocelyn ana Laus 80. 80
Booth. Mrs. and Mrs Antonio Yznaga stewart
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer. Mr. and Mrs j j. E1nery, ~
Miss Potter. Mrs. Carolyn n wright Judge "e"i sc
L. Ingrahau and ". Butler Duncan
Fronn the list Of those who will have boxes AZ
the Horse Show. it looks as II that afair "ouIa
ec1sfive committee. William F Cochran, OF baiu-
more: J. l. Ketterlinus, Of Philadelphia ana
Philip Livingston Of New York must DIVIDE
credit with the secretary. c B. Pineo- anu OH
have worked hard for success.
The Thursday evening hon at the SWiInfrllie
Crup for the younger set this week was among
the rrer-iest affairs seen there TWO dinners
were given previous the dancing. one by MISS
Mary Hasell. who had as guests Mrs .AaiIe
Miss Stewart. A. Meserole. Clement BarnWeii anu
Nj Chapin: the other by Miss Ruth Lawrence
who had as guests Mr.. and Mrs l. 1lIoIo
Cochran Miss Fannie Cary. Kenneth SchIey Will
fam F-ev Elisha Dyer Hubbard and Brock smith
Other entertainers at the club of THURSDAY were
Miss Grace Elliston and Miss Laura j. rust OO'H
of whom had funcheons.
General George s Batcheller judge OF the inter
national Court Of Appeals of AleAandfla- hsSP'
and Miss Batcheller are the guests OF 1eneta a.
EuIl's Cove
Mr and Mrs rindlev Hoffman Chapin. of New
yorE were among the arrivals Of this week at
the Malvern, where they will spend the summer
They came from their cottage at Lake Ge0rse
where their daughters VIII continue 10 stay
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Cochran gave novel en-
.ertasurlent on Thursday. when they treated Iheir
friends 10 e skating rink party. the nrst OF us
kind here A big rink hired. and the party
which numbered several dozen, enjoyed the oe-
light. Of the rollers.
M. John A King entertained al dinner at the
Malvern on Wednesday night. her guests beng MI
End Mrs Karrick Riggs, Dr. and Mrs Henry
C Chapman, Mrs Robert Coleman Drayton' Hirs-
Ro-rurisSt and William Hopkins.
Among The entertainers OF Wednesday evening
were Mrs W. S. Wyatt, Mrs. Hennen Jennings
end George L Harrison. who had parties at the
Malvern
Mr and Mrs Ernesto G. Fabbri who gave one OF
.he largest dinners Of the week al their cottage
at Duck Brook
Nj and Mrs James W. Gerard have spent the