New-York tribune., 1909-08-22

BAR HARBOR SURRENDERS
TO KING HORSE.
Ananal Shoe a Marked Success-
Many Social A fairs Planned by
Summer COlOny.

bar Haroor. Me, Aug 2I.-Horse Show veek -
always the busiest week OF the season at Bar Har-
oof ana ths year so great was the interest in the
anat that festivities for the most part vera set
'or the weeks before and after leaving this week
comparatively free for king Horse" Tn. annual
tennis tournament at the Swimming Club ana ,he
third concert at the Building OF Arts were about A..
the large AFFAIRS although fairly bristies
with them
The horse show the usual marked succe,a
In spite OF the fact that a number OF ths older
exhibitors mad rather lost interest. and wero not
represented TO any extent. and mourning had kept
several other former prize winners from entering.
there were new exhibitors enough and owners OF
fne horses enough to make the show fully no 10
the nigh standard Of past successes The display
OF gowns and the array Of society leaders and other
notables in the boxes usual divided the interest
with the performances in the ring. and the tenth
annual show will pass down into history 3 q brill
iant success.
The cups given as prizes many and beau,i-
ful The gvers included John I. Kane. Mrs Thorn-
as FL. Hubbard, Mrs. j. It. Pratt Mrs Arthur d.
Addison. D. G. Reid. Mrs. Walter G. Ladd Frank
B. keech. H C. FahnestOcB, Mrs F. Ashton do
Peyster. j. p. Bass Miss Bowdoin Mrs. ID. c. Blair
Mrs Edgar Scott Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting. Mrs.
J. l.. Ketterlinus Mrs. w w. Seeley. William Fem
nelly. Mrs. John Hone. Mrs. John Jay White sh,
Malvern Hotel. S. w. Brigham Charles Fry Mrs
George A. Draper. Miss Anne Thompson. W. Butler
Duncan. Mrs. J. B. Henderson and Miss Mathilds
Townsend.
OF the week by visit of four Of the United States
training squadron. here a cruise, including tho
historic Olympia, Admiral Dewey's flagship at Ma
| Mia; the famous old Hartford, and the Vonopah
Several hundred midshipmen took advantage OF tho
presence OF the fleet a big summer resort to have
! . nne time. and the guests by the wholesale
OF the summer colony at teas. dinners and dances.
The flower show scored a marked success Tho
/ Judges themselves struck by the remarkable
display before them. and had their hands full to
| make selections from the array. This show
| tracted hundreds OF people, and the interest
| high.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt came for
| the horse show week. and present during tho
/ flower show and the arrival of the New York Yacht
| Club.
| George B. Cooksey point at Seal Harbor and u to
| erect at once OF the finest houses at that
| sort. If not on the island. Mr.. Dane has spent
| two seasons at Seal Harbor. and has decided to
| make it his permanent summer home. The site
| Is admirable and the estate will bs OF
| the finest the island.
| Much interest manifested in the second en-
! Eagement of the week 10 be announced. that Il
| Miss Priscilla Stanton j. Rowland Auchnclosj
| Both are New Workers. and well known here whsfe
| Mr.. Auchnlosss parents have OF the Iarxese
| estates.
| Mr. and Mrs. John HERSHEY Mitchell 3d. enter
! tanned party OF thirty at dinner tho Swimming
\ Club on Thursday evening in honor OF Miss Anne
| Thompson The guests dinner included Mr. and
| Mrs. George l. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
\ Widener. MIR and Mrs Gouverneur Norris Mr. and
| Mrs. Goodrich. Miss Dixon. Miss Mathi.ds Town
| send, Mr.. and Mrs. Timothes AdarnowsN MrA
| John Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. George Stuart Pat,er-
| son. MIR. and Mrs. Edgar T. Scott Mr. and Mrs
\ Craig Biddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Ridsway, Mrs Potter
| Mrs. Nathalie s. Collins, Mr. Roberts, Mr.. Gray
| Samuel Chew, Mr.. NewboId. Paul Denck,A NNls
| and Vicomte de Perigny. Following the dinner
some nfty guests came in for enjoyable cotilIon.