Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14
BAR HARb0R NEWS
Past Week Busiest of the So.
CiaI Season.
SOME BIG EVENTS COMING
List Includes Horse Show and An.
nual Entertainment for Hospital.
ATLANTIC FLEET EXPECTED
Annual Choral Society Concert Dur
ing Past Week Proved
Great Success.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
BAR HARBOR. August i3, 1910.
This week has been the busiest of the
summer thus far at Bar Harbor and, IN
fact, August seems to have been de-
signed TO lead up to a climax, for the
coming week is to see even more pub
lie functions, concluding with the horse
show and the hospital entert ainment or
the week of the I'D. the horse show, OF
course, will be the big event. and the an
| nual hospital entertainment, which is to
follow it, only day later, being The
height OF the season, ending the climax.
Next week is TO be even buster than
his one With the visit of the North
Atlantic feet and a large number OF en-
| tertainments being sch. duled at various
times.
One of the chief eyeats Of the week
was the tenth annual concert of ,ae
Bar Harbor Choral Society. which &C.
CURED IN The Casino MONDAY evening.
The concert was marked succe :,
usticaily and otherwise. Ihe ss.o.s.S
IncIudeu Randall hargrayes, baritone:
Mrs. Mabel Monaghan Swan, sup. al, =,
and Miss EtheI AItenus, pian.st. .amo1X
| The pdtronesses were MRS. Robert ABB,
Miss Christine Y. baker, Mrs. y. ID. Ao-
Olson, Mrs. H. Nj. BAKER, AIRS. -. {.
Blair, Mrs. Joseph Tl,ton Bowen, Mrs.
y. j. Cassatt ard Mrs Thomas COM al.
Miss Gladys Greene was among the
tertainers OF Monday and Tues. LAY, CAV
ing Two lunches of twelve cove. : eic.l
at the Swimming Club.
Prominent among the events OF the
week was the Mount Desert fIwer show.
This was held Saturday at the Builung
Of Arts and lasted through SundaA.
The annual competition has always been
close and the display of fioMe.S from
/ here presented MAJ
| niticent spectacle. The committee IN
charge is composed of Louis Il. McCass.
| chairman; Joseph L. Bowen. treasurer:
| Mrs. John Harrison. Mrs John &. Liv-
| ingSton, Miss Coles, George Ii. Dorr.
John lines Kane and Mrs. c. Morton
| Smith.
| Among the events of the week was
| the mems annual golf tournament. which
was held at the kebo Valley club, he
| ginning Tuesday.
Mrs. f. H. Hartman has been crris-
| ing along the Maine coast for some days.
| in her yacht Sultana. With her are
| her daughter, Miss Carol Hartman.
| and her son, Roland Hartman. They
expect to make a short visit To bar
Harbor before sailing westward.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robley ID.
Evans. who are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Harold /. Sewell will return To
Newport next Monday to visit their son
and daughter-in-law, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Frank r. Evans. Mrs. John p. Trevor en-
tertained at her cottage. While-away,
Tuesday, at luncheon. Mr.. Truxton Beale
entertained at dinner at the Swimming
Club Tuesday: covers were laid for
twelve. Miss Susie Dabney gave an en-
ioyable luncheon at the Swimming Club
Friday. The guests included the Misses
Ruth Lawrence, Louise KnOwlton, Ethel
de koven. Nina Burnham, Fife Pierson.
Catherine Steward. Ruth King. Barbara
Burr. Gertrude Waterbury, Grace Moore
and Marjorie Motley. Mrs. Elliott f.
Shepard. who is at present at Lenox, will
arrive August IS, to be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Fabbri. Mr.. +. A. Pearson has
arrived for the season and is at the
Lodge with his mother. Mrs. Frederick
Pearson. Miss Lota Robinson of Annap-
Oils Md. and Lawrence Townsend or
Washington, d. c., are guests OF John
r. Mclean, Mount Desert street. j. =.
Gallatin was host at a dinner dance at
the Malvern Wednesday Covers were laid
for eighteen. Miss l. G. Wells of Wash
ington arrived Sunday and is the guest
of Mrs. r. II. Travers at the Primrose
cottage, Mount Desert street. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Mcclure and Miss Mcclure OF
New York arrived Sunday and are at
Mrs Woodbury. Blair of Washington. ID.
c., arrived Sunday and are occupying
Briarfield, Cottage and High streets.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Blair are three nieces,
the Misses Blair and Miss Edith S. Wal
ZACH. Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Dimock en-
tertained at dinner at Elsinore, CleftstOne
road. Saturday evening. Covers were laid
for twenty-five. Mrs. William Hammond
of Washington. d. c.. is the guest or
Mrs George L. Bradley at Stratford
House, Mount Desert street.