The New York herald., 1921-07-03
Cottages, Hotels
and Bar HarbOr
Clubs Are Opened
Many New York Residents Re-
join the Summer Colony
There.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
BAR HARBoR Me-, July 2.-The week
has seen many arrivals, many cottages
opened and a real beginning Of social
activities. At the Kebo Valley Club
many golfers are now on the course
daily. The Newport and st. Sauveur
hotels opened last week and In another
week the hotels will all pe entertaining
considerable numbers of patrons.
The Swimming Club will open for the
season Monday. The tennis courts are
in fine condition and much work has
been done on the pool The first of the
daily musical programmes will be given
July 8.
The golf course at the Kebo Club has
never been in better condition. 1t is said.
The number of golf devotees at this re-
sort has been increasing annually and
considerable number of stated events
is on the club card. The mems annual
tournament will be begun on Tuesday.
be held September 3. The annual tour
nament for the waldron Bates cup is
scheduled for Wednesday, August Pa,
while on alternate Saturdays will be
held stroke and bogey competitions, the
first Of these occurring Saturday.
The Pot and Kettle Club opened it's
hospitable doors on Friday. This club
is of limited membership, but its in
vitations are highly priced. For twenty
years II has been in existence and many
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there. The members serve as chefs and
it is said that some Of them qualify high
in the culinary art.
Mrs. A. Bleecker Banks of Albany,
N. Y, Is among the recent arrivals
She will pass the season with her daugh-
ter Mrs. A. Bleecker Banks. at the
Banks cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Schieffenn and
family Of New York have arrived and
opened Tranquility Farm. their estate
at Ashville. across the bay. The family
formerly passed the summer here, but
for several seasons have enjoyed the
isolation Of their country home. although
making frequent visits 10 this resort.
Among the New York residents who
have Joined the summer colony here
| this week are: Mrs. G. Vanderbilt
Cross, az the ST. Sauveur; Miss Lucy
II. Kean. Primrose cottage: Mrs. Kath-
crime MoCock Knox and Miss Kathleen
Knox at the Belmont Mr.. and Mrs.
William McNair at Leeward; Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel McRoberts and Miss Ida
z. Skinner at Brightbolme Miss Fan
ny Norris, Fern Hill Mrs. A. Mansfield
Pattet son at Teviot cottage: Mrs.
George Thatcher, st. Sauveur Mr. Mar
tin Van Buren. ST. Sauveur; Mrs Her
bert washington. Belmont: Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver J. Wells. Ciovercroft Miss
Whitfield Graywood.
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Hartshorne Of
New York have opened the Ogden cot
tage.
Mrs Archibald Thacher OF New York
has purchased from Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Livingston. Silver Birches. one of the
most charming summer homes here and
has changed the name TO Onontakah.
Prof. and Mrs Henry Lane Emo have
arrived at Old Farm. Judge George l..
Ingraham of New York is here for the
summer. DR.. Robert Able Of New York
| Is at Brookend.
The Eastern Yacht Club will rendez-
vous at Bar Harbor July, which will
call for a number OF social functions.
IL is believed that the resort will see a
great revival of yachting activities this
! season. The races OF the Bar Harbor
/ class OF 17-footers will be continued.
The Weir Mitchell station Of the
/ Harpswell Marine Biological Laboratory
/ Corporation has been completed and
/ this week has been opened, with the
arrival OF Prof. Dahlgren OF Prince
ton. acting director Of the laboratory.
Eminent men of science are TO teach
here and students are expected to come
from all over the country for research
work
A corporation has been formed, TO be
known as the Morrel Park Association,
for the purpose OF taking over the man
agement of Morrell Park, the beautiful
park given TO the town by Mrs. Edward
Morrel In memory OF her husband, Gen.
Edward Morrell It Is believed that
with such management many activities
will be undertaken at the park. incTud-
ing races. symkhanas and perhaps a
horse show.