New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
BAR HARBOR.
Notable Series of Concerts-Kebo
Golf Tournaments Begin.

Bar Harbor. Me. July IA notable series %
concerts announced this week by the commit
tee on music OF the Building Of Arts fully up 70
the high standard OF last years series fhe con-
certs will be four in number this year. the rst
given Saturday evening. July 2. when Nine Louise
Homer and the 'ceIIist. Alvin Schroeder. formerly
OF the KneiseI Quartet and Boston Symphony Or.
ehestra, will appear. The second concert will "a
given on August s. when the Adamowshi Trio. with
Mr.. Witherspoon soloist. will be the artists
The third concert will take place on August q
when David Bisphan, the well known barytone
will be the chief performer. assisted by seven
soloists of wide reputation. The last concert viii
be given September by Walter Damrosch and
the New York Symphony Orchestra
The members OF the music COMMITTEES OF the
Building Of Arts for the present season Mrs
Robert Able. chairman; Dave Hennea Morris. sec
retary; Miss Christine V. Baker. treasurer; Mrs
Miles B. Carpenter Mrs Alexander J. Cassatt
Walter Damrosch. Miss Dehon. Mrs Henry F.
Dmock. George B. Dorr. Mrs. William P. Douglass
Mrs. Henry Lane Emo. Mrs. John J. Emery. AIes-
sandro Fabbri. Miss Nora. Goodwin. Mrs Walter 8
Gurnee Mrs George Harris. Mrs A Howard
Hinkle. Mrs. John I. Kane. ". Everit Macy. Louis
B. McCasg. Courtlandt Palmer. Ernest Schellng
Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Clarence 8 wads-
worth and Mrs. Francis L. Wellman.
Kebo is OPEN for the season, and the annual
series of morning handicap tournaments for the
Condor Cup under way. These VIII be
tinued throughout July and August, the winner Of
each tournament scoring two points toward the
cup and the second place man scoring one point.
the cup to be awarded at the end Of the season to
the winner of the most points Wonens putting
competitions in singles and mixed doubles are TO
be held throughout Monday afternoons in August.
August II comes the big tournament Of the year,
when the Kebo cup, given by Mrs j. Tiiton Bowen;
the Mount Desert cup. given by W. Butler Dun
can and the Pernetfc cup, given by J. l. Ketter-
Inns will be PLAYED for as well as the Ksbo
trophy 1907. which is given by Mr. King, and
becomes the property OF the three times winner
of the Kebo cup August %, on Saturday morn
ing comes the stroke competition for the club
medal oper 20 members and season subscribers
only Three days later. Tuesday morning. Sep
tenber l. the match for the Presidents cup. and
Wednesday morning. September 9. comes the
annual autumn match for the cup given BY George
s. Bowdoin, of New York
Tennis fixtures at the club include mixed doubles
begfnning Monday, July q, and mems singles
August IT These will continue throughout con-
secutfve days
The Eastern Yacht Club. twenty strong. an I'M
posing fleet of schooners, sIoops yawls and steam
varbfs cana here on Saturday after cruise OF a
week along the New England coast. They started
from Marblehead last Saturday, and have been a
week on the cruise, coming here BY easy stages
their shortest run being twenty-five miles and
their longest thirty The fleet disbanded. with
a dinner at the Kebo Valley Club on Saturday
night when the prizes were awarded
Among the arrivals Mrs A J. Cassatt OF
Philadelphia who is at the Cassatt cottage Four
more who are at Clearfed. in Albert Meadow; MI
Cochrane's brother Clifford Cochrane. and Mrs.
Cochrane Of New York; the Rev Francis PEABODY
of Harvard University; Mrs Robert Anory, WHO
Joined DIR. Arnory at their cottage on Arrory aM'
DR. Robert Abbe, Of New York, who Joined Mrs
| abh. AT Brookend; MIR. and Mrs. j. Adamowsd,
who are at their Hulls Cove cottage; Mrs Rooerr
IC Drayton, OF Philadelphia. who is at the Taley-
rand cottage; Mrs. Henry e Drayton. Of PhiLa-
deIphia who is at the Belmont. and Mr.. and Mrs.
4 and Aizs Il.
New York who are at the Dustpan-
Hotel guests include Lady Gait, OF Montreal. who
is at the Malvern; Provost C. C. Harrison. OF tns
| University OF Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Harrison
who are at the ST. sauveur. and Llewellyn Barry
Of Philadelphia, for many years a summer resi-
| dent here.
/ Receiving days have been announced By Mrs
| John Harrison for Friday moEnings; Mrs Henry
E Drayton. Wednesday mornings at the Belmont
and Mrs Caslnir de K. Moore. Friday mornings IN
| July and September.
( Captain Thomas J. Bush and his sister. Mss
\ Bush OF Lexington. Ky. were among the arrivals
| Of the week. Captain Bush's annual reception -
the largest priv function Of the summer and -
| one of the premier events OF the season. Last
4 year Captain Rush was unable to coma TO Bar
Harbor on account OF his health and spent the sum-
in the South, but this year he Is fully reoov-
| cred and will be here usual His annual reeep-
ton will be held at the Pot and Kettle IN August
/ The first reception OF magnitude occurred Satur-
/ day at the Turrets. the cottage OF Mr. and Mrs
1 John j. Emery, of New York Mr.. and Mrs. En-
cry received from to Z. and the greater part OF
/ the summer colony here was present band
| stationed on the lawn, played patriotic airs and
popular music. Thursday Mr.. and Mrs Emery gave
| a chdren's party in honor OF the birthday OF one
| of their children, and about twenty children were
l present. The first dance OF the season was held
| last Saturday night the Swimming Club
4 Preparations being made for the Horse Show
which is set this year for Tuesday, "wednesday and
| Thursday, August Is. 10 and 20.