New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-08

with another dance last night which divided atten-
ton with the picturesque Spectacle provided by the
Illumination of all the pleasure craft in port; and,
besides these two entertainments there have been
innumerable turcheors and dinners both ashore and
ahoat
While many of the yaehtsmen and their guests
Will return town from Bar Harbor by the special
train leaving there shortly after noon next Sunday
and reaching New York the following morning. stu
Il sufficient lber will remain at Mount Desert 10
furnish occasic- for much hospitality during the en-
suing week VIII N they viii also have oppOrtun-
ty of attending the annual horse show, which IS
always the principal feature of the Bar Harbor
son. and which this year Will be rendered than
ordinarily interesting by the exclusion of the pro-
fessional element. Tennis tournaments are also m
progress at Bar Harbor. particularly at the Kebo
Valley CLUB, and the summer at this particular
spot the Maine coast Is more than ordinarily gay.
At Saratoga. where racing is in progress. the
polo tournament opens tomorrow as additional
attraction. and will be rendered doubly interesting
by the participation therein of three Of the mem
bers of the victorious Meadow Brook team. who.
under the command of Harry Payne Whitney, re-
Gently carried off the international polo challenge
cup from the English Nottingham Club. The rae
ing is quite Unexpectedly good. and the hotels and
cottages are crowded. In word, Saratoga
seems TO have recovered much Of it's Oldtirs vogue
and glory. Richard T. Wilson. jr, is president Of
the Racing Association this year. and is supported
others at the springs are James r. Keene Mr..
and Mrs. August Belmont, IT.. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
B. Duryea. Mrs. Henry B. HYDE and Mrs.
Sidney Dillon Ripley, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry La
Montague. AR. and Mrs Francis c. Bishop and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Cameron.
Among the other features of interest during the
coming week at the various summer resorts IS
the midsummer flower show at Lenox on Wednes-
day. which always leads to a very fine display Of
flowers. the leading exhibitors including Mrs John
Sloane. Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. Charles
Lanier, Miss Cornelia and Miss Charlotte Barnes
and Mrs. GIraud Foster. Then there is the an
nuaI flower show at Bar Harbor on Saturday and
the amateur circus the grounds OF the Mon
mouth County Horse Show Association at Long
Branch. on the same day
Senator and Mrs. CAauncey NJ Depew sailed
yesterday for Europe TO visit Mrs. Depews sister,
Mrs. Won Andre IN England and her mother
Mrs. Palmer, in Paris. They viii remain abroad
until October Others sailing yesterday were j.
Borden Hartman Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian H JoIine
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard Stevens and Miss Eliza
beth Winthrop Stevens are at Bar Harbor at the
Hotel Belmont. where they will remain until Sep
tember 10 when they return to town. They VIII
be at the New Weston for the winter.
Prince Gunther sch5nbourg. of the German me-
name. Is at the ST. Regis with Baron FIOch-
wachter. with whom he Is making a tour of the
United States and South America.
Mr. and Mrs. Cortlandt Field Bishop who are
now in Europe, VIII return TO New York early
next month and open their villa at -Lenox for the
fall.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. who has been abroad for
several months. sailed from England for New
York yesterday on board the Lusitania
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boardman are the guests
or Mr. Boardman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Albert b
Boardman, at Southampton Long Island
Mr. and Mrs John z. Parsons viii leave Ienox
at the end OF next month and go to their country
place at Harrison. N Y. for the autumn
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Frelinghuysen and their
daughter, Miss Mathilda FreIinghuysen have ar
rived at Lenox in their automobile and are at the
Hotel Aspinwau.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick o. Beach have left t,vD
for Newport 10 stay with Mr. and Mrs Josenh
Hartman, whose house party includes Mrs oliver
Hartman