New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
MRS. J, P. MORGAN
AT BAR HARB0R
Arrives from New York on
Board the COrSair-Wind-Up
Fleet Dinner Held.

Bar Harbor, Me, July 10. Mrs. J..
Pierpont Morgan, ST, on board her
yacht, the Corsair, arrived from New
York this afternoon. She appeared to
be in excellent health. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Francis Gordon
Brown, Of Flushing, Long Island.
The open air concert Of the season
was held on the pavilion of the swim
ming club this morning. In attend
ance were the members Of the Eastern
Yacht Club, who are here with the
fleet. There was a cabaret tea in the
afternoon and a supper dance at night.
Among those giving dinner parties
tonight were Mr.. and Mrs. ErnestO
Fabbri, who had twenty guests, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner NJ. Leeds, who
entertained sixteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrence
Green gave a supper party after the
swimming club hop.
Mrs. Henry Slack, of New York, is
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Herbert
Parsons, Of Hulls Cove.
Guests at the wind-up dinner at the
reading room were Commodore II. VI.
Sears, Fleet Captain Oliver Ames, Sec
rotary Henry Taggart, =. $. Sears, w.
Amory Gardner, K. +. Sturgis, II. d.
Scott, Arthur Potter, II. S. Wander
bilt, ~ l.. Pickman, &. G.. Amory, Har-
old Blanchard, L. W. Clark, F. d.
Lewis, X. T. Paine, I'd, Arthur Lyman,
F. B. Crowninshield, Alfred Douglass,
VI. NJ. Johnson, c. w. Cole. A.. II. Van
Pelt, William +. Iselin, Theodore Ze-
rega, Louis Bouey, Joseph Lee, James
Meeker and William u. Swan.
Guy Norman, who arrived with the
fleet yesterday, gave a dance in the
evening at the swimming club, which
was attended by about forty guests.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Megargee Wright,
who entertained fourteen guests at a
dinner in celebration of the eighteenth
birthday Of their daughter, Miss Han
nah Wright, were among these who
attended Others we're Harold Van
derbilt, Captain Oliver Ames, K. F..
Sturgis, Hugh d. Scott, +. W. Clark,
Allen G.. Wellman, Miss Mae Conover,
Louis Biddle, Mrs. Edgar Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. William Lawrence Green,
Miss Josephine Gibson, Miss Dorothy
Sturgis, w. +. Sheperd, jr., Mrs. John
Jacob Aston and Mrs. I. Hopkins
Smith.
In the second Of a series of races
for seventeen-foot waterline knOcka-
bouts, held this afternoon, J. J. Emery
in the Leila, took first place, and Miss
Weld, in the Amarylus, came in sec
ond. Miss Claudia Phelps, in the Grit,
was third; Miss Aida Livingston, in
the If ! Can, fourth, and Herbert
Pulitzer, in the Elinor, fifth.
A. VI. Coats won the first golf COM
petition played on the Kebo Valley
Club links this Afternoon. The twenty
eight entries included Mrs. Gouyerneur
Morris. Allen G. Wellman. Francis
Wellman, A. Murray Young. Mrs. J. L..
Ketterlinus, Louis Biddle, DR.. Cush-
man. Martin Van Buren,, William F..
Cochran, Miss Margaret Knapp and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Topping, Of
Greenwich, Conn. are in the Elsinore
cottage of Mrs. Henry +. Dimock.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Midlin Leeds
were dinner hosts tonight in honor Of
Mr. and Mrs. James VI. Hartshorne.
Among their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sheriff.. Mrs. Elsie Brunnow,
f. b. Mears. Mr.. and Mrs. Shuseldt,
Of London, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hall
Mccormick, jr.