New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-12
OOINGS AT BAR HAR6OR.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune

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Bar uarbor. Ne. Aug u.-This vas
gala day at the swimming club. Ihere
we're the the dansant in the afternoon
participated In by the children OF Bar
Harbor: several luncheon parties and the
first subscription dinner dance Of the sea
son. The large ballroom was decorated
with greens and the veranda overlooking
the pool with japanese lanterns ana
potted plants.
Mrs Henry F. Dimock received and
those assisting IN the games were MIS-
william Lawrence Green. Mrs. James
Mitchell. Miss Kate Lee Harmon, Mrs.
John Aspesren. Mrs. Edwin Mende, Mrs.
y. stewart and Mrs. Edgar Scott
Both the afternoon and evening dances
were In charge Of Mrs. William Lawrence
Green
Numerous dinner parties were given IN
advance OF the dance Those entertaining
included Mr.. and Mrs william Lawrence
Green Mr.. and Mrs Edgar T. Scott. Mr..
and Mrs. John Roger. Mrs. Robert Nc
Cormlck. II. NJ Tuford. Mrs. W \. Tay-
lor. Air. and Mrs Benjamin chew and
sir. and Mrs. ; Megargee Wright
Among those who gave luncheon par
ties In the afternoon was Mrs. James
Mitchell Her guests included Mrs. J. X.
Ogden. Mrs William Lawrence Green,
Mrs. Burton Harrison. Miss Williams.
Mrs. Frances Musgraye, Mrs h. h..
Mears. Mrs 4. Y. Stewart. Mrs Victor
y. Cushman. Miss Myer. Mrs. Fremont
Smith and Mrs. Arthur Espy.
Another luncheon was given at the club
by Mrs. John Thatcher. who entertained
Mrs. Richard Manning. Mrs Warner Mf-
fin Leeds, Mrs. Fischer. Miss Elsie Nc
Cormck, Mrs. John Aspegren, Mrs. j..
Allen Townsend. Mrs. X. Hall McCor-
mick. Mrs William J. Gibson. Mrs. Eben
Sutton. Miss Kate Lee Harmon and Mrs.
Sheffield Phelps.
Mrs Van Rensselaer, OF Northeast
Harbor. Ne. had as guests at luncheon
to-day Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton. Mrs. w T..
Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. lines, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ostrander. Miss Frances Peters and
Mrs Maitland
Miss Margaret Blair and her nance.
William Clark, who have been visiting
the d. G. Blairs. have returned to their
homes. Their wedding will take place on
September 20 at Teancck. y. J.
Mrs. Joseph Letter. who has been the
guest Of Dr. and Mrs. James Mitchell
and who left here the latter part OF last
week. will resume her visit later Her
little son. Thomas. is still here.
The annual aquatic sports OF the Swim
next Monday.
Otto Kahn is in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gurnee. OF New
York. who have been abroad. have ar
rived az Bar Harbor and are occupying
the Cushman cottage
Mrs. Thomas Walsh will entertain at
luncheon or August 10 and at dinner on
August q in honor OF her guest. Mrs.
Garrison. wife Of the Secretary OF War
Mrs. Warner Miffln Leeds will be q
luncheon hostess tomorrow at her cot
tage.
one Of the most interesting entertain
ments OF the week will be given to-mor-
row for the benefit OF the local hospital.
II will take the form OF cabaret show
Miss Susan Sturgis, OF Boston, who was
a debutante last season is in charge or
the affair and she has already sold all
the tables and most Of the boxes.
Among the boxholders are General Hor-
nee Porter. Mrs. j. Pierpont Edwards ana
Mrs Edward Coles. Tables have been
taken bv Mrs Joseph Pulitzer, Albert
Eugene Gallatin. Mrs. John Aspegreh'
Mrs. John c. Livingston, Mrs. Harold A.
Sands. Mrs Edgar T. Scott Mrs }. Bea-
vor webb. Justice George l.. lngrahaIn'
Mrs. Campbell Steward. Mrs. otto kahn'
Nrs Middleton 5. Burrill and Mrs Gard
ner Cassatt. Amateur talent from the
summer colony will take part. and be-
,vaen the sklts those occupying tables
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