New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
BAR HARB0R
Society Attends Robin Hood
Park Horse Show.

Bar Harbor, Me, Aug. 26.-Au roads
have led 10 the horse show this week, and
Robin Hood Park has been the centre OF
most OF the interest that has been displayed
in things social. Among the exhibitors
we're George ". Watson, Edward Beale Nc
Lean. General Edward Morrell. Miss Anre
Thompson. r. Hall Mccormick Philip Liv-
ingston Mrs. Frederick A. Pearson, Miss
Dorothy Forbes II. c. Fahnestock and Mrs
J. s Barney.
The box holders include General Carroll,
Rufus L. Patterson, Admiral Richardson
Glover, Louis 3. McCagg w Butler Dun
can. George A Draper. r. Hall Mccormick,
Edward Mclean, Miss Biddle. Philip Liv-
ingston, Mrs. J. J. Emery, II. c. Fahnestock,
John T. Pratt, Mrs. Peter Gerry. John 1.
Kane J. Perrepont Edwards, J. c. Liv-
ingston. Miss Anne Thompson, General Ed
ward Morrel. DR.. Guy Fairfax Whiting.
Archer Hartman. Henry de Forest. Mrs
Miles B. Carpenter. D. c. Blair, ]. r. Nc
Lean. Merle Middleton. General Thomas
Hubbard. Mrs Joseph Pulitzer, Miss VI z.
Mellon: judges. George S. Bowdoin. Henry
Reid Hatfield. C. Morton Smith and Mrs.
Frederick Pearson.
Monday was a busy day at the swimming
club. and al noon there were large num-
Der Of luncheons, while in the evening Mr..
Iddings gave dinner Of twelve covers. The
luncheon givers on Monday included Mrs.
/ Richardson Clover, who had a party or
twenty-five covers: Miss Francis Mears.
Miss Helen Draper, Miss Nourse, Mr.. Mer-
rift and Miss Summervell. Tuesdays
luncheon givers at the club included Mrs.
William NJ Lawrence and J. ". Mnturn,
while on Wednesday OF this week Mrs. AL
bert Gould Jennings gave a luncheon OF
ten covers.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. BIoir gave a large re-
ceptlon and garden party at their summer
home. Blair Eyrie. on the Heights. on
SATURDAY afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Blair
were assisted in the receiving by Mrs
| Ledyard Blair wife OF the commodore OF
the New York Yacht Club.
Arrangements have been made for the
first aeroplane exhibition TO be held in
Maine. and the dates fixed are September
c 7 and g. Flights will be made daily from
Kennedy Field, the property Of Mrs. J. S.
Kennedy, Of New York.
At the swimming club Saturday those
entertaining az luncheon We're Mrs. Hud-
son, Mrs Dudley Olcott. Mrs. l. G. More
head Miss Alexandria Emery and David
Coddington. Mrs. Olcott's guests were
Mrs. Thomas Clifford. jr. Mrs. Arthur
Ryle, Mrs Samuel L. Clifford, Mrs Frances
Musgrave and Mrs J. r. Mckee. Among
those entertaining at dinner at the SWIM
ming club were Mrs j. j. White. Mrs. Z.
A. Manice, Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton S. Bur-
riIl. Miss Sarah Lawrence, B. II. Mckee.
H. Talmadge and H. NJ Tilford
Thursday evening a large dinner and
dance was given at the Kebo Valley Club
in honor Of Mrs Dave Herman Codding-
ton. About seventy were present at din
ner, and dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour.
The Kebo cup for the winning OF the
golf championship for the year, went this
year 20 Morton l. Fearey, Of New York.
who surprised every one by defeating
some Of the veteran players who have been
in the running for years. Mr.. Fearey
also received the Kebo trophy, which was
given in 1907 by David James King, Of
New York and which was won that year
by Thomas Stevenson; in 1905. by Temple
ton Briggs; in 1903 by Arden Robbins, and
last year by Alfred NJ. Coates.
At the swimming club Thursday night
Mrs. B. Frank Clyde. OF Philadelphia, en-
tertained at dinner in honor OF Mrs. George
Quintard Horwitz, Of Philadelphia. Among
the guests We're John c. Bell, Attorney
General OF Pennsylvania; Mr.. and Mrs.
Horwitz. Mr.. and Mrs. Weimer BiddIe.
Coleman Drayton. MIR. and Mrs. Daniel
Worden, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bates. Miss
Gertrude Gamer. Mr. and Mrs Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rogers, Erskine Hew-
lit, Mrs. j. J. Emery. Miss Anne Thomp-
son, Mrs. Percy Madeira, DR.. John Fra
Zer. Phoenix Ingraham. George L
Thompson, Henry Ingerson and Miss Ju-
LA Rush.