Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-07
BAR HARb0R EVENTS
High Tide of Entertaining
Has Been Reached.
MRS. PULITZER'S LUNCH
Choral Society Concert Set for To-
morrow Evening.
SWIMMING CLUB CONCERTS
Symphony Players Are Featuring
Many Compositions of Great
Interest to Cottagers.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Inc hlgh tide or entertaining seems to have
been reached thus far this week, and while
there have been no large public gather
lngs, such come next week, there have
been any number Of private affairs. The
| largest entertainment of the week was
a luncheon and cruise given by Mrs.
Joseph Pulitzer on the Liberty Monday
afternoon. Some fifty guests were pres
ent, including Baron and Mime Hengel-
muller Of the Austrian embassy and
John B. Henderson, jr., of Washington.
| The Choral Society concert next week,
| which is to be held Monday evening
at the Casino. promises to be one Of the
leading affairs Of the week. Among the
soloists will be Mrs. Mabel Monaghan
Swan, soprano; Randall Hargreave, bari
tone, and Mrs. Ethel Altemus, pianist.
The patronesses include Mrs. Robert
Able. Mrs. A. J. Cassatt, Mrs Henry F.
D1mock, Mrs. Henry Lane Emo, Mrs.
Dave Hennen Morris, Mrs. William ].
Schieffelin and Mrs. Frank Fremont
Smith.
The daily concert at the Swimming
Club by the Symphony players are feat
urlng number of compositions OF more
than ordinary interest locally. A recent
number by the orchestra was a compO-
sition by Mrs. c. +. Chickering, who has
spent a great many summers here, which
was received with much interest. Several
Of Conductor Strube's compositions
have also been played lately, with the COM
poser conducting, and are arousing much
interest among the musical colony. Regi-
maid de kOVen'S compositions have been
a noticeable feature of the program, and
Mr.. de koven has been a frequent visitor
among the audiences. The concerts are
given under the patronage of Mr.. Arcli-
bald Barklie, Mrs. Edgar w. Bass, Mr..
d. c. Blair, Mrs. George l.. Bradley,
Mr.. George S. Bowdoin. Mr.. S. w. Bridg-
ham. Mr.. Henry D. Durham, Mrs. Alfred
NJ. Coates, Reginald de koven, w. Butler
Duncan, j. Pierrepont Edwards. Mrs
John j. Emery, H. c. Fahnestock. Mrs.
John Harrison, Gen. Thomas Hamlin
Hubbard, John !. Kane, Walter Graeme
Laid, Philip Livingston, John r. Nc
Newbold, Edgar Scott, William Rhine
lander Stewart, Mrs. George l.. Thomp-
son and Mrs John b. Trevor.
A large luncheon and cruise was given
Monday afternoon by Mrs. Joseph Pull
itZer aboard the Liberty, the Pulitzer
yacht Fifty guests were entertained at
luncheon, and the afternoon was spent
in cruising about the bay to various
points of interest. Among the guests
were Baron and Baroness Hengelmuller,
Herr Won Loewenthal-Linau, Count
Cziraky and Count Brusselle OIL the Aus
trian embassy, NJ. and Nine. Ekengren
of the Swedish legation, Mr.. and Mrs.
Winston Churchill. Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koven,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Megargee Wright. the Misses
Patten, Mrs. Potter, Miss Ruth King,
Miss Suydam. Miss Katherine Steward,
Phoenix Ingraham. William F. Sheehan,
Capt. Thomas Bush, w. Butler Duncan.
Wright and John 3. Henderson, jr.
Mrs. Edward LaMontagne gave the
largest luncheon of the week Monday
afternoon at the Swimming Club. Covers
were laid for thirty. the guests being
Mrs. j. L. Ketterlinus. Mrs. Henry r.
Tinker, Mrs Fergus Reid, Mrs. Albert
Gould Jennings, Mrs. r. Hall Mccormick,
Mrs. Atwook Violet. Mrs. w. E. Shep-
ard. Mrs. Robert Waller. Mrs. Mellon,
Mrs Henry F. DimocK Mrs. Martin, Mrs.
Kahn, Mrs. Charles E. Pellew, Mrs.
Sands, Mrs. j. Allen Townsend, Mrs. ].
w. Waterbury, Mrs. George b. Sanford
Mrs. Z. Burnham Dresser, Mrs. Edward
B. Mears, Mrs. Herbert Parsons, Mrs.
Edwad S. Knapp, Mrs. Arthur d. Ad-
Olson, Mrs. Ban Duzer, Mrs. III. l. Hdd-
son. Mrs. Smelling, Mrs. Draper and Mrs.
l.. Edward Firth.
Former Judge Morgan J. O'Brien Of the
appellate court of New York and Judge
Alton B. Parker, former democratic cam
didate for President, have been the guests
this week for some little time Of w.
Butler Duncan of New York at his West
street cottage, the Tides.
Mrs. Macy gave an informal tea Friday
afternoon at the Swimming Club. Miss
Dolly LaMontagne and Miss Viola Town
send poured the tea. Among the guests
were Mrs. S. A. M. Brown, Mrs. John c.
Gerndt, Miss E. LaMontagne, Miss Greg
erson, the Misses Mellon, Mrs. Otto II.
Kahn. Mrs. R Hall Mccormick, Mrs.
Dabney. Mrs. Violet and Mrs. Drayton.
Mrs William p. Draper gave a dinner
at Treviot cottage Friday afternoon, the
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Herman
Morris Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lane Emo
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schelling, Mrs. John
j. Emery, Miss Agnes Carpenter, John
u. How. George b. Dorr and Frederic
May
Minister Il oudon, from thetNetherlands,
and Nine Loudon will come to Bar
Harbor next week for brief stay during
August. They have just returned from an
extended stay in Holland, where they
spent the earlier part Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward B. Mears enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening, the
guests including Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Allen TOWNSEND, Mrs
Edwin LaMontagne and DR.. Horace
Stokes
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley White
Mrs. Robert Schauftier, DIR. and
Mrs. Halsey Week Of New York and
Miss Truesdale of Ossining are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart Kennedy
at kenarden Lodge.
Mrs. Henry F.. Dimock and Mrs. c. ID.
Hutchinson have announced their re-
ceiving days on Saturday mornings at