Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-18
BAR HARBoR.
Special Correspondence Of TIE star.


BAR HARBOR. Ne. August ls 1912
Not only Is next week horse show week
at Bar Harbor. recognized as tho height
OF the season. but so many other affairs
have been crowded into the week that
even II the horse show were entirely left
out 1t stin would be a week with little
spare time for society. The coming OF
the Russian Ambassador and Mime. Bakh-
metem. VINO are to be three-day guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean.
VIII cause great deal Of entertaining IN
their honor. Mrs. Hunt Slater Is to give
q largo reception Thursday evening at
nef cottage for them: Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
~ Belmont will entertain In their honor.
and MI. and Mrs. Mclean Will also
nave q large reception and dance while
they arc here. Then Tuesday evening
MT and Mrs. s. Megargee Wright will
noio a large dance at the Pot and Ket-
Don golf event Of the year. takes place
beginning Tuesday, and the fete at the
building OF arts comes OF Monday after
noon. when The Enchantress Of the
stream. a pantomimic idyll Of Grecian
life. composed and directed by Mrs Chris
tan D. Hemmick OF Washington. Will be
presented. The horse show is to be held
the 10th, 21st and I'D. and the details
are practically complete. Philip Living
ston Of New York is president OF the as
ISOLATION and Arthur D. Addison of
Washington secretary. Among the di-
rectors are John Innes Kane and E. PEN
nington Pearson OF New York. Edward
B. Mclean OF Washington and Edward
Stotesbury. ]. Madison Taylor. Gen.
Edward Morrell and James Jarden. Jr.
Of Philadelphia. The ladies' committee
which is to have entire charge Of the
second day. Is made up of Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry. Mrs. Philip Livingston and
Mrs. Benjamin Chew. The judges will be
Joseph w. Ogden. r. Penn Smith and
J. Garner West. Mrs. Hunt Slater en-
tertained during the week with an in
formal musical at her summer home
Bowling Green. to hear DR.. Ferry Lulik.
arrived from Europe. bearing letters Of
Introduction to Bar Harbor and New
port society. Cornelius Rubins was at
the piano. Among the guests were the
Baron and Baroness Hengelmuller. who
have temporarily delayed their departure
for Europe: the minister from Sweden
and Mime. Ekengren. the minister from
the Netherlands and Nine Louden. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Arson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont. the Duchess de Chaulnes.
Mrs. George Draper. President and Mrs.
George Harris. George Harris. tr.: Mrs.
John r. Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Sturgis. DR.. and Mrs. j. Madison Taylor.
Count Bonde. Mrs. John c. Calhoun. Miss
Calhoun. Miss Marguerite Shonts and
Mrs. Frances Porter. Mrs. Philip Sheri-
dan. widow Of Gen. Sheridan. is the guest
of Mrs. Nicholas L. Anderson Of Wash
ington at her summer home. on Mount
Desert street Miss Elsie Aldrich, daugh-
ter Of Senator Nelson w. Aldrich and sis
ter of Mrs. Rockefeller. Is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. jr.. at
their summer home at Seal Harbor. Rev.
and Mrs William Osborne Baker enter
tanned about ninety Of the younger set at
their summer home Thursday evening in
honor Of Miss Elizabeth Rush Porter Of
Washington. who made her debut last
week Dancing was enjoyed at the cot
tage, with music by the Boston Symphony
players. The Misses Bourne Of Washing
ton are spending the month Of August at
Bar Harbor.