New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-04
lar Harbor's
Rest Season
In Full Sway
rho Valley and Swimming
Clubs Are Favor.ites With
he Su III mcr Colony;
Golf Course Is Excellent
uorse Is Coming Back
,,.nv New Workers. Are Now
Seen Driving Instead
of Using Their Cars

s,p HARBOR, Me-, July 3.-People
=, Aoen docking to Bar Harbor since
ne June, but July / marked the
=, openiny of the season. Clubs and
s,.ls are all open and each train
.s,ss many additions to the summer
1Sx It would seem that Bar Hsr-
" IS to have the brightest season since
rhs Kebo Valley Club has Seen open
Lt,.s early June and has been popu-
\ - sstbering place. While no big af
-, have been gwen at the clubhouse
-. year. the porches are dotted daily
~;,h small parties for luncheon and
The links were never in better
'', ,a,onr the fixed events are the
a.. an annual tournament, which is
as sn.d August 16; the Waldron Bates
laval sJ cup. which will be played
radnesdsy. August "a, and the Au-
~ match. a stroke competition for
y.mbsrs. to be played on Saturday,
ssg''l / Ketterlinus, of Philadelphia,
nrssident OF the club this year. and
+. 5ireetors are T. De Witt Cuyler, Of
nssHaJslnhia: A. NJ. Robbins, of New
y s.rI"N Louis B. McCagg, OF New York;
~ aucustus Thorndike, of Boston;
p ", 3. Mears, of Philadelphia and
d. Harbor: George S. Robbins, of
pys;,odeiphia, and, Charles II. Bartlett,
'pi Bangor.
Swimming Club Is Open
The Swimming Club also has opened
ior the season. This club is the popu-
sr gathering place for practically the
/ sntire summer colony and one may
ind almost any of his friends there
Sstaeen the hours of II and l, during
ss;eh time the pool is always used
sg large numbers of club members.
Among the recent arrivals from New
voYk are
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Auchincloss, at
yiTimachi; Miss Charlotte S. Baker
md Miss Clara B. Spence. at the Will
laws: Mrs. A. Blocker Banks, at Green
ANN: NJ. and Mrs. Chester P. Barnett
IT Hulls Cove, the Smith cottage; Mrs.
In. B. Beckman and Miss. BeeNrcan;
MIS- J. B. Dickson, the Anchorage;
gr and Mrs. Ernesto G.. Fabbri. at
'{isorriuoso: Mr.. and Mrs. William
lawrence Green, Greenlawn; Ms. A..
N. Hammarstrand. St. Sauveur; Mr.
md Mrs. James Mott Hartshorn. Nan
nau cottage; Miss Mary q. Hoffman.
tbe Field; Mrs. Henry II. Hoyt, Yellow
H,use: Judge George L. lngraham;
Mrs. Cadwalader-J ones, with Prof. and
Mrs Max Farrand, at Reef Point; Dr.
judwie Kast; John !. Kearns; Mr.. ar L
Hrs. F. L. Kellogg, Ledge Hollow; Mrs
katherine McCook Knox. Miss Kathleen
Kncx; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Graeme
Iadd. Eegopos; Mr.. and Mrs. William
NcNair. the Leeward Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel McRoberts, Brightholme; Miss
Fanny Norris, Fern Hill; Mrs. Leonal d
0pdvcke: Mrs. Charles F. Ostrander,
lleftson Road; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mans
teld. Teviot cottage: Mrs. Elliott Shep-
ard. Buonriposo; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Skinner, Eastcote; Major and Mrs.
archibald Thacher Onontakah; Nh. and
Mrs. Frederick K. Vanderbilt, ,Sono-
zee; Mrs. C. K. Wright.
Major and Mrs. Archibald q. Ihacher,
ef New York. have recently purchased
from Philip Livingston, of New York
and Bar Harbor, Silver Birches, one
of the most beautiful of the summer
homes built by Mr.. Livingston num-
her Of years ago Major Thacher is
president Of the Military Training
Camps Assoc ation of the United States
and is now in Bar Harbor, but will be
travelling through the greater part of
'aly in the interests of the training
lamps association.
Many Fine Horses Seen
One feature of summer life here
this season which is the subject of
much comment is the greatly increased