New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
BAR HARBOR.
Products of Summer Colonys Green.
houses to Form FlOzcer Shoe.

Bar Harbor. Me-. July 13.-The Building Of Arsa
has announced what promises to be Of the
most successful affairs given there. the hrsr
annual flower show. This is TO be held August
s. and will undoubtedly attract much attention not
only from flower lovers. but from those who
anxious to just how the big greenhouses and
farms of the big country estates here will compare
Many Of the country places here have greenhouses
and gardens that would put many professional
florist to shane John S. Kennedy. for instance.
has hve big greenhouses and farm and garden Of
some twenty acres. while Edgar Scott. John +.
Kane George W. Vanderbilt. the Gardiner Sherman
estate Louis 3. McCazs and many others are lit-
tie, II any, behind. Last year such an exhibition
was planned. but given up for lack OF time to make
the necessary arrangements This year. however,
IT fs fully under way and in most capable hands.
The committee IN charge consists OF Mrs John G.
Livingston, Mrs John Harrison. Miss Mary Coles,
George B. Dorr. John I. Kane Louis B. McCass
and G.. Morton Smith
Plans are also being made for a large fete IN aid
Of the local hospital which is TO be held on tho
grounds Of Miss Celestine Eustis early in August
This is an annual event given by the younger girls
of the cottage and hotel colony. and IS always
success both socially and financially
The horse show directors have had several meet"
i,,s and have been planning the details Of the
annual horse show the climax of the summer sea-
son This is to be held August IS, 10 and 20
Bit earlier than usual IL is possible ,hae the oid
nIan of having exhibitions both morning ana AFTER
noon Of the three days will be followed instead OF
a,ternoon exhibitions only as for the lasr two or
-. ,,..r. hecause there are so many classes and
.vsnt. that IL is almost impossible TO compete ,he
proSramme before dark This year number OK
extra running and trotting races are 10 pe A' '
these seem to take best with the crowd ana ar
-,ngen,ents are already under way for carioao
of runners to come from Philadeipna- Eo"afo
H1or.u or philadelphia and Washington, president
=, the show has turned over Robin Hooo farA ID
the association for its use this year. as usua-
Tna hoard Of directors for this years exniouon
,rcI,dAs John L. Kane and Philip Livingston OF
- vork- Dr r Madison Taylor, Edward MoreI
sI r Ketterlnus of Philadelphia, and Artnur
=, Addison Of Washington The executive CONF
,n,,t.e this wear is made up Of j. L. ketferiinuss
chairman: Philip Livingston and Arthur u <400
son. -,,, 1xro,.-,s,,
..,,o, nae held at the Young Mems Chris
49,, A..oc;a,ion rooms on Tuesday morning "lta
vice-presfdent John s. Kennedy, OF Ne" forA' III
tho chair 1t was voted to have an afucie ihse0
l., the warrant for the next annuai to"l iieo1'e
looking toward nufaing the engines oi '"o ~
motor boats plying in the haroor, 'he nOi90 %
49,, .rnovs the cottagers the shore
NJ. william F. Sheehan. of New York VINO mas
,.ren cottage here for the first time. arrived 'iS
week The Sheehans have spent several suini'7'
here in the past guests at the SiaI'ern
Mr. and Mrs John j. Emery OF Ne" foiA''"ho
are entertaining extensively this season sas.
dinner at The Turrets Thursday nisht, ana o'neE
dinner gtvers included Mr. and MIS- Chafles "
Wright and Clement B. Newbold
Miss SaIlie Lawrence, daughter OF 6ishop ~
r.rce of Massachusetts. thrown from ner car
r;,ga on Saturday evening in COLLISION IN Mdln
street fortunately escaping without injury tnousn
tho coachman who was thrown from the rear seat
uas seriously injured. striking on the curons-
Two davs previous Mrs. J. Titon Bowen OF Ciii-
c.oo was thrown her carriage While olisiAs
IN Eden street and badly bruised and shaken UP.
A fashionable wedding is to take place az uiinU
stone Neck early in August, when MISS lsao"
uathertlI will be married to Samuel Jones Henoer
con or Phiadelphia. The wedding is TO take piace
AZ tho cottage of the brides parents. MI ana ME-
sor,,,a, PRICE WetherilI, Ton-an-da-wha Ine cere-
n,onv is 10 be followed by wedding BREAKFAST
after which Mr. and Mrs. Henderson VIII s'al' on
their wedding tour
Two prominent society weddings VIII taAe pla
a, Dark Harhor this summer. when MISS Ellen
Mercer Atterbury of New York. will be married I"
T,,,dIev Howe of Longwood, Mass and MISS Aiee
Dvaner of New York. Will be married 10 EcWafo
g Carter of Andover, Mass
Among the prominent arrivals of the week va
yohn r. Mclean of Washington ard CincihhaA
The ensasement of his son. Edward B. Mclean 10
Miss EVELYN Walsh, of Denver, has recently oeen
announced
The summer colony has been n1uch interested J"
the plan TO build bridge across the bar rronh ~.
upper shore just above che swimming ciuo 10 D.