The New York herald., 1921-07-31
Mrs. Reid Chief
Guest at EpentS
in Bar Harbor'
Reception, Luncheon, and Tea
Given for Her-British Embas-
sy Members to Give Play.
BAR HARBoR, Me-, July 80.

Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Murray Young of New York
gave a large reception for her at the
Pot and Kettle Club. Bishop and Mrs.
william Lawrence Of Boston enter
tained at luncheon at Jordan Pond for
Mrs. Reid, and Mrs. William B. Beck
man was hostess at tea for her at
Far View.
At the Swimming Club on Monday
evening, August 8, playlet will be
given by members Of the British En-
bassy and some of their guests at the
Eyrie. The entertainment is entitled
''The Young Visitors Present Pot
Pourri," and was given In Washington
a few months ago by the members of
the embassy. Among those who will
take the leading parts are Capt J. F.
Harker. Mr.. H. ". Tennant and Mr..
Henry G. Chiffon Of the embassy and
Miss Tracy-Lyon Of New York. Dane
ing will follow the programme. The
Bar Harbor Hospital win be the bene-
ficiary.
A carnival of water sports was held
at the Swimming Club this week. The
chief interest centred in the relay race
between Bar Harbor and Northeast
which Is an annual event, and In which
the visitors won. The result Of the first
three races gave to w. r. Allison, Bar
Harbors anchor man, a five yard start
but he unfortunately suffered from a
cramp and the cup went across the
island.
The race for men more than 35 years
old, announced as the old mems race,
was won by G. Chittenden, with S. Me-
gargee Wright second and G. 3. Chip
man third. Miss Katherine Rogers won
in the diving contest for women and also
IN that for novices, while ]. Liecty of
Seal Harbor won the diving contest for
men; J. w. Cooper the mems race Of
nfty-five yards, and Miss Japsy Lock-
EFT the womens race for the same dis
tance. with Miss Anita Foulke second
and Miss Mary Worden third C. p.
Barnett was chairman Of the committee
OF arrangements Capt. ]. Harker Dr.
James +. Mitchell and William S. Moore
Judges; Philip Livingston, starter, and
E. ]. Judd, announcer.
Recital for American Legion.
On Saturday afternoon Ernest Schell-
Ing of New York gave recital at the
building of Arts for the benefit of the
Bar Harbor Post of the American Le-
gion. On Wednesday afternoon there
was gathering at Kenarden Lodge
the home OF Mrs. John s. Kennedy OF
New York, In behalf of the Seacoast
Mission. The Rev. Henry Van Dyke
made an address
Another meeting of O. similar nature
will be held Thursday morning, Aug. 4.
at the home Of Mrs. Ernesto G.. Fabbri
OF New York, at which Mrs. Margaret
De1and. the famous authoress. will give
lecture for the benefit Of Hampton
institute. The patronesses include
Mines. Samuel Ashhurst, John w. Au-
chincloss. Charlotte Baker. ). D. Cam
eron Bradley. Dwight Braman, Henry d.
Burnham. Zechariah Chaffee, Henry C.
Chapman, d. Crawford Clark and James
Cameron Clark. Misses Mary Roberts
Coles, and Eleanor de Graft Cuyler,
Walter Dabney. Mrs. Henry Lane Emo.
Thomas Ewing. Max Farrand. John
Clinton Gray. William Lawrence Green
Chandler Hale. James Mott Hartshorne,
A. Howard Hinkle. Cadwalader Jones.
+. Leonard Kellogg. John Stewart Ken
nedy. Walter G. Ladd, William Law
renee. Mrs. Warner NJ Leeds, John T..
Linzee. Philip Livingston, Lee McIlvaine
Lusuer. Nathan Matthews and Edward
B. Mears and Miss Edith Macculloch
Miller
Also Mrs. James F. Mitchell. Mrs Bar
rington Moore. Mrs. r. Hall Mccormick
Miss Mildred Mccormick. Mrs. A. NJ
Macdonald. Mrs. Otis Norcross, Mrs.
Newbold Noyes, Miss Harrit v. c. Ogden.
Mrs. Clinton Ogilvie. Mrs. Leonard Op-
dycke, Miss Opdycke. Mrs. Frederick H.
Osborn, Mrs. Charles F. Ostrander Miss
Ostrander. Miss May Palmer, Mrs. Her
bert Parsons, Mrs. A. Mansfield Pater-
son. Mrs. Edmund Pendleton. Mrs. Will
lam b. Rice. Mrs. Frank B. Rowell
Mrs. A. F. Schauffler Mrs. Armar Saun-
derson. Mrs. Ernest Schelling. Mrs. Gar
diner Sherman Mrs. Elliott f. Shep-
pard, Mrs. Howard o. Sturgis. Mrs. c.
Morton Smith. Mrs. Fremont-Smith,
Mrs. William Jay Schieffelin. Miss
Louise " Schieffelin. Mrs. Archibald G.
Thacher Mrs. Augustus Thorndike, Mrs.
Arthur Train. Mrs. Frederick w. VAN
derbilt, Mrs. Oliver J. Wells. Mrs. C. X.
Wed to DIR. w. Il. ByerIy.
DR.. w. z. Byerly of Cambridge and
Mrs. Robert II. Henshaw of Richmond.
Va, were married on July % at ST
Mary's-by-the-Sea In the presence OF a
large number of friends. He was for
many years professor of mathematics at
Harvard. retiring about five years ago.
Mr.. Frank B. Noyes, editor of the
Washington Star and president Of the
Associated Press, has recently pur-
chased the John G. Moore residence at
Grindstone, one of the most attractive
villas at that resort.
The annual bridge tournament at
Kebo Valley for the benefit of the links
will be held on August IS.
A beautiful set of colors has bech
presented to George Edwin Kirk Post
of the American Legion by John Fry of
Boston. Many of the summer residents
attended the presentation and prayer
was offered by Bishop Lawrence The
presentation was made by Supreme
Court Justice l.. B. Deasy Of Maine.
Among the recent arrivals are Mr..
and Mrs. Pavenstadt. Mrs. Reginald de
Koven, Mrs. Albert j. Pitkin, Miss Pit
kin. y. A. King. Mrs. III. l.. Lee, Mr. and
Mrs. r. II. Breed, Mrs. william v. s.
Thorne, Miss Alice Lanesbury, Miss
Mary II. Smith. Mrs. Benjamin c. Por-
ter OF New York and Miss Elizabeth
Kerr OF Newburgh, N. Y; Mrs B. III.
Jiggett and B. A. Liggett of Litchfield,
Conn. Mrs. Mary Langham and Miss
Violet Langham of Paris Mr.. and Mrs.
8. T.. Hopkins, Providence George b.
Morrison. Miss Elizabeth r. Weld Ros-