New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-06

shipship Kansas were guests IL was the
first general gathering OF the cottage
colony, and was largely attended. The
entertainments OF the week included sew
eraI dinners, luncheons. and teas In the
various cottages. Mrs. Henry f. Dimock'
of New York. was one OF the most active
hostesses and gave several AFFAIRS at her
beautiful home, Elsnore.
On Monday evening she entertained a
dinner party Of twelve In honor Of Mrs.
Henry whitney, OF Boston, and invited
the cottagers 10 a tea on Independence
Day.
Miss Celestine Eustis. OF Washington,
who is noted in Bar Harbor for her
charming entertainments gave a tea In
honor OF Mrs. Sheffield Phelps, Miss
Phelps, and Miss Eleanor Phelps, Of Tea
neck. y. j., who have taken the Grimm
cottage Her guests included Mrs. Henry
f Dimock, OF New York; Mrs. Burton
Harrison, OF Washington; Mrs. Anthony
Stewart. Of Philadelphia; the Minister OF
the Netherlands and Madame Loudon;
Constantin Brun, the Danish Minister;
Mr. and Mrs Opdyke and Miss Mary
Opdyke, OF New York; Mrs H. p. Taller,
and Mrs. william Draper. OF New York;
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson. OF Washington;
Mrs. Frances Musgrave and DR.. Percy
Musgrave Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Scott of Phila-
delphia. gave a dinner party OF twelve
on Tuesday evening Mr. Scott is pres-
Scott was one OF the pretty Sturgis sis
ters OF Philadelphia.
There has not been the usual interest
in the swimming pool and tennis courts
this season. The change is attributed
partly 10 the cool weather and 10 the alb
sence OF some OF the devotees who have
remained away from Bar Harbor on &C
count OF the automobile irritation. AL
most daily at the courts are Miss
Dorothea Fremont.Smith. Of Washington;
Miss Hannah Wright, OF Philadelphia;
Miss Mary Opdyke, OF New York; Mrs.
H. P. Taller, OF New York Or. Percy
Musgrave. OF Washington; Miss Louise
FIRTH, Of New York; Benjamin Chew. Of
Philadelphia, and Miss Margaretta Biddls
Potter, OF Philadelphia.
The orchestra was installed at the Ho-
tel Louisburs on the Fourth. and subse-
quently there will be Sunday concerts and
weekly hops.
Mrs, Hutchinson who is In Europe, will
sail tomorrow and will come TO Bar
Harbor 10 be with her mother. Mrs
Henry r. Dimock. Mrs. Hutchinson re-
Gently furnished room In the new
Young Women's Christian Association.
the gift OF Mrs. John s. Kennedy TO Bar
Harbor. The cottasers have taken much
interest In the building and several have
furnished rooms.
Mrs. Dinnock has denied the reported
engagement Of her daughter since her ar
rival here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Chew, OF Phil
adelphia, are with the parents OF the lat
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. @. l.. Thompson. at the
Leeward. Mrs. Chew. when she visited
Bar Harbor as Miss Ann Thompson. was
greatly admired for her superb horse
manship and captured many blue ribbons
The Chews have a baby daughter three
months old. and Mrs. Chew Is not as ac-
tive socially as formerly,
Mrs. Hunt slater OF Washington and
Boston has arrived at her cottage and
has as her guest her nephew. Kirt Die
derrick. Mrs, Morris Jesup arrived here
from Lerox Friday. Mrss Elliott Shepard
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Jesup
and Mrs William d. Sloan, reached here
earlier.
Mrs. William Force, Of New York. Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. John Jacob
Astor. at La selva. Mrs Astor and her
sister. Miss Katherine Force. attract
much attention on the streets OF Bar
Harbor. as they are frequent shoppers.
Baby Aston never accompanies his
mother on her downtown trips He takes
his fresh air on the grounds OF La selva.
The Herbert satteriees. II IL said, will
arrive soon to occus% their cottags op