New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
BAR HARB0R
Summer Residents Plan Memo
rial TO Charles T. How.

Bar Harbor Me- Sept 1.-The week fol-
lowing the horse show. as is usually the
case. was rather n quiet one. Outside OF
the regular tennis and golf events OF ths'
week and some private dinners ara
luncneons, there has not been A great deal
done In the way of entertaining.
movement is on foot on the part OF
number OF the summer residents 70 pro-
vide memorial for the late Charles T.
How. who was prominently identified with
the development OF the resort II IS
planned 10 erect A simple memorial in the
park named in memory Of Mr.. How.
Next week interest centres in the AVA
ton meet here The flights are TO be given
on the 9Th 9TH and sth II weather con-
ditions are suitable.
The Swimming Club dances will continus
for some weeks. and ii will be the middle
Of September AT least before the last one
IS given.
"Wednesday came the dedication OF tho
Jesup Memorial Library given By Mrs.
Morris X Jesup. OF New York. In memory
OF her husband. who was for many years
a summer resident here. The building q
an attractive structure. costing IN the
neighborhood of $1,000. The presentation
was made by T. Dewitt Cuyler, OF Phila-
delphla. Mrs Jesups nephew, and the ac-
ceptance for the trustees was by IL 3.
Deasy. former member Of the Maine
Senate.
North East Harbor is holding series OF
Yacht races, which will continue until sep
TENDER The races are in charge OF
committee made up of r. W. Williams,
chairman. :. r. Morrison and +. r. Grim
nell.
Baron and Baroness Hengelmdller and
the members OF the Austrian Embassy
started on Monday for trip 20 the Med
iterranean. after spending the summer
here. Count Ehrensvard. Of the Swedish
Legation. also is among the recent de-
partures.
The Charge d'Affaires OF Sweden and
Madame Ekengren. with their infant
daughter have returned from a prolonged
leave of absence in Europe and WIZ pass
the remainder of the summer at Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. Iarz Anderson. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Nicholas /. Anderson Al ner
summer home on Mount Desert strest ieis
, Bar Harbor Saturday and VIII JON air'
Anderson in Belgium.
The Edward Mclean sheep, WHICH navy
been kent during the summer at Hooln
| Hood Park and which have been prom
inent feature for the last year or so. have
| been disposed OF 10 George Watson. VINO
has taken them 10 his farm near Ne"
| York.
There was general regret that Oensfar
Edward Morrell, president OF the Horse
| show Association ever since the snow was
started. had resigned his position lie vas
succeeded by Philip Livingston, or Ne"
York. who has been one OF the active eN-
btbitors and directors for many years.
Mrs Airline Davis Ireland gave an AFTER
noon musical Wednesday at her home "a
selva on Eden street. Mrs. Nathan Mat
-hews and Kelly Cole were the singers
Among the events Of the week was
song recital Tuesday afternoon by Howard
White. OF the Boston Opera Company, az
he Louisburg music room He was as
| sisted by Alexander Ribarsch. ViollnIsI
and Carl Lamson, accompanies, OF 'he
| Iouisburg orchestra. The patronesses
were Mrs. Arthur D. Addison. Mrs. John
w. Auchincloss. Mrs. y. E. Bayies' ME-
T.. /. Carew, Mrs Walter Dabney, MIS-.
James D. Davis. Mrs. Henry Lane Eno'
! Mrs. Robley Evans. Mrs. Walter : Gurnee'
| Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Mrs W. ;. kuhn'
Mrs. william Lawrence. Nine. J. Louden'
Mrs. Nathan Matthews, Mrs Frances
| Musgrave. Mrs Fergus Reid, Mrs II. l.
Sewal and Mrs. Frank Fremont-Smith.