The sun., 1912-07-14
Recruits From Newport Have
Taken the Cottage
Balance Rock"
GOBLET GERRYS ARRIVE
Have Also Taken a House.
Events Of the Early Part
Of the Season.

depended upon to give q marked impetus
to the social features at Bar Harbor.
and this u their first summer at the Maine
resort. They have taken Balance Rock.
the cottage belonging TO the Alexander
Maitland estate. one Of the largest At
Bar Harbor and In an ideal location for
entertaining. Tho rental was made ct
short notice and they arrived this week.
Another fsmily Of social Importance
who came this week were the Peter 0oelet
Gerrys. who have taken the Charles Fry
cottage on Highbrook road. and their
for the Washington contingent. Mrs.
r. II. Townsend. Mrs. Gerry's mother.
will spend the greater part Of the sum-
mer with them.
The largest affair OF the week was the
dinner given at the Mount Desert Reading
Room on Thursday night in honor Of the
visiting yachtsmen OF the Eastern Yacht
Club. who arrived here Thursday at the
close Of their annual cruise from Marble
head along the Maine coast. Covers
were laid for nearly a hundred and Com
modore Robert Treat Paine presided at
the post-prandial exercises and awarded
the cups to the different winners Of prizes
during the cruise. Especially fair weather
has marked the trip and it has been one
Of the most successful cruises the club
has ever taken. Nearly fifty yachts cast
anchor here on Thursday morning. The
larger craft started the race back to
AIa-blehead by the direct ocean route
for the Norman cups on FRIDAY morning
and the others began the westward cruise
friday.
Mrs. J. l.. ketterlinus entertained at
luncheon at Bide-a- While. her cottage OF
the Shore path SATURDAY. afternoon.
Among the guests were Mrs. r. Hall
Mccormick. Mrs. W. ". Seeiey. Mrs.
William Ordway Partridge. Mrs. Eben
Sutton. Miss Jane Cary. Mrs. Brid Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. Reed
Edward B. Mclean entertainc at
dinner at BriSrclifie Sunday evening.
Miss Frances Symington Mc1rs enter
tanned party at dinner at the Country
C!ub Saturday evening.
The Country Club has arranged for an
oren tournament at trap shooting on
Saturday. July 81. This is compare
lively new sport at Bar Harbor and the
club plans TO make this a feature during
the summer Already entries arc begin
ning To come IN and daily competitions
will tie held during this month. An at
,ractivc cup will be given to the winner
/ The weekly midwcek hops are to be
begun at the Malvern Wednesday and will
continue throughout July and August.
The Saturday evening hops at the SWIM
ming club begin this week.
The annual vpoAt,pn in he Int
of Hampton Institute will be held at the
Building Of Arts on Monday. The meet
ing is TO I've held. II pleasant. in the grove
near the building. and sone twenty five
or thirty OF the Hampton students. ne
groes. Indians and Zulus. will take part.
giving the folk lore and traditions Of their
various races Thcy arc to have . camp
in the field near the Building OF Arts and
a number Of the prominent social leaders
hero are patronesses Of the movement.
Tho annual meeting Of the Maine Sea
Coast Missionary Society is 10 be hold
Wednesday. July ~. At the home OF Mrs.
John s. Kennedy. Kenarden Lodge. a,
II A. NJ.
Valley club this week and the season
handicap cup contests began in regular
form. Saturday morning tournaments
will no held throughout July and August
for this cup. given by Lincoln F. Brigham
OF Boston. first place counting two points
and second place one point each toward
the cup. Stroke competitions are set for
July 20. August 3 and August 81; bogey
on July l3. August 10. July ~ and August
-, and choice score on August II.
The main tournament Of the year, for
the Kebo. Mount Desert and Pemetic cups.
is set for Tuesday. August 20. and follow
ing days; The Kebo cur, is offered this
Mount Desert by Martin van Buren, and
the Pemetic by Arden M. Robbins. A club
medal for the best gross score II given
and the s Kebo xrp trophy y give given xln in 1907 by
come the property Of the first ole win.
ming il three times.
ihe Waldron Bates Memorial cup will
be played for on Wednesday, August IL
and the stroke competition for the club
medal on Monday morning. September 2
The tennis fixtures for cup given by
Henry Lane Emo will be announced later
j. l.. Ketterlinus Of Philadelphia !,
asas 1f as ',Hs sss yeATr n.
meuabers Of the board OF governors are
Arden NJ. Robbins. Louis b. McCage
Casimir de Rham Moore. Alfred NJ. Coates
Henry Lane Emo and George 8. Robbins.
The greens COMMITTEES In made up O
Arden NJ. Robbins. Alfred M. Coatel
and George 8. Robbins. The tennis com
mittee is composed Of De Koven Bowen
Louis r. McCagg and Henry Lane Emo
The ladies' committee has a. member,
Mrs. Joseph Tilton Bowen. Mira. Henry F
D:mock. Mrs. william p. Draper Mrs
]. l.. Ketterlinus and Countess de Laugier
SillarR.
} season hotel euests at tho Malvern In
clude Mr. and Mrs. l.. Edward Firth, Mis-
louise Firth, Mr.. and Mre. r. B. Minis, M
and Mrs John c. Calhoun. Miss Julia Cal
houn John G. Calhoun. Jr.: Miss Hid
Lockwood. Mr.. and Mre. Charles Duggin
Mrs William MetcaK Bliss. Miss Mari
Louise Harrison. Miss Josephine Crosby
, Mrs, John Minturn. Miss r. leroy, all Q
New York.
Mrs. Miles B. Carpenter Of New York ar
rived Friday TO spend the summer at he
} cottage. Hauterive. on Eden street.
DR.. and Mrs. George Waahburn arc tn
guests Of Mrs. John 8. Kennedy at Ken
arden Lodge.
Mrs. Darlington Of Philadelphia Ia tn
guest Of her father. 0en. Thomas H. Huh
, bard. at Hillcrest cottage. The Hubhar
cottage was opened last Saturday an
the family has been at Brunswick. Me
for some little time.
John W. Auchincloes and the Misaa
Auchincloss came Saturday to spend tn
summer at their cottage. Miraniche. o
CIeftstone road. Mr. and Mrs. Raymon
, +. Almirall OF LONG Island have taken IN