The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Horse ShOw Has
Successful Revival
at Bar Harbor, Me.
Two Days Exhibition at Nor
rell Park Brings Back Old
Time Scenes.

Special Despatch to TIE New YORK HERALD.
BAR HARBoR, Me-. Aug. 20
IN HE week at this resort has been
largely devoted to sports, with
= the Horse Show and gymkhana at
Morrell Park, the annual championship
golf tournament at Kebo and tennis tour
naments at the Swimming Club. The
day quite brought back old times and the
memories OF fifteen years ago, when the
Horse Show was the big event OF the
year at this resort and one OF the notable
exhibitions of the country. But the old
show passed with the coming OF the
motor cars.
The event at Morrell Park this week
was the first attempt to revive the Horse
Show. Tt was not exactly along the old
plane, for there were trotting races and
many novelty events Of the gymkhana
style. but the boxes were filled with
society and there were classes for hunt
ers and Jumpers. and some fine horses
were shown. There will be a more am
bilious effort next year and there is a
distinct hope here that the old show will
be duplicated in all it's glory and that
the summer visitors will return to their
former custom of bringing their stables
to this resort
Mrs. s. c. Millett and Miss Mary Mil
lett of New York were recent hostesses
at dinner at the Malvern Hotel, enter
tanning Bishop Atwood OF Arizona, Miss
Spang. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver ]. Wells.
Mrs. George Place, Miss Dorothy Schief-
fall In ax,1 4k-, n q NavS
laer. all of New York the Rev. Appleton
Grannis, DR.. and Mrs. Davenport White.
the Rev. A. Leff1ngwell and others.
A musicale which was largely at
tended was given recently by Mrs. A.
Howard Hinkle at Donacq, her Bar
Harbor home The artists included
Carlo Sabatini. italian violinist, who
was heard with rare pleasure.
The Juveniles are having a tennis
tournament OF their own. playing for
cups presented by Major and Mrs. Archi-
bald Thatcher.
Among the notable gatherings OF the
week at Jordan's Pond was the stag
luncheon given by the Rev. DR.. Roland
Cotton Smith, rector of st. Johns
Church, Washington, who entertained
among others the Rev. DR.. William @.
Thayer OF ST. Marks School, Southboro.
Mass, In whose honor the affair was
given: Roland Morris of Philadelphia,
former Ambassador to Japan; w. c.
Endicott, Jr. Bishop Lawrence of Mas
sachusetts, Bishop Ferris of western
New York. Bishop Atwood OF Arizona,
the Rev. DIR. Endicott Peabody of Groton
School, the Rev. Dr. Samuel Drury of
st. Pauls School, the Rev. Mr.. Wood of
Tuxedo Park, the Rev. w. Patterson of
Bar Harbor and the Rev. A. Leffingwell
of Toledo. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bourkc Cochran
have returned 60 Washington after a
visit or several days at this resort.
The dance entertainment last Satur-
day at the Building OF Arts was highly
enjoyed The chief artist was Michio
Itow, Japanese dancer, who also pre-
sented two pupils Miss Anita Enters
and Miss Helen Cutter. who were charm
ing In their grace and posturing. The
large audience was highly appreciative.
On Tuesday delightful concert was
given at the Building OF Arts by Nine
Naardyn Lyska chanteuse dramatiquc,
who sang In French Russian, Polish
and English, assisted by Mrs. Ethel
Cave-Cole OF New York
G. Contreras and w II. Stewart won
the doubles tennis tournament which has
been conducted at the Swimming Club
for the last two weeks. defeating F.C
rearing ana ~ M. Fearing In the semi
finals and winning the cups by default
from J. d. Kuser and A. c. Schermer-
horn. who defeated A. T.. Gray and A.
Il. Thatcher. Jr., In the semi-fnals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ryle OF New
York were among the entertainers Of
the week. giving a party Tuesday even
ing at their villa for $50 guests
Among recent arrivals are Mrs. Fred
eric Brush and Miss Caroline Brush OF
White Plains. N. ". Mr.. and Mrs c. S.
Hale, the Rev. ]. r. F'effern, ID. r. Hast
ings, Mrs. Edwin Gould. Frank M. Gould.
Miss ID. NJ. Phillips, Miss Edna X Phil
lips, William y. Seaton, Miss Anita
Eutess, Miss Mary Il, Hammer. Mrs. w.
O. Cutter. Miss Helen Cutter Miss Ade-
laide E. Johnson. Bradish E. Johnson,
Mrs. Charles Townsend Baisley. Miss
Elizabeth Metcaif, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Stanbury Hagar
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Stevens OF
New York