The New York herald., 1921-08-14
British Visitors
in Vaudeville Act
at Bar Harbor
Members of Embassy Enter
tain for Benefit of
Hospital.

SpeciaI Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
BAR HARBoR, Me-. Aug. 13.-The chief
event Of the week was the vaudeville
given for the Bar Harbor Hospital. the
entertainment being furnished largely
Iby the members of the British Embassy.
!, who are summering here. and their
guests.
As Is the custom In connection with
the hospital entertainments the nature
'of the programme was kept secret
except that 1t was known that the per-
formers called their skit THE Young
ford. 1t was high class vaudeville. given
by Capt. ]. r. Harker, Mr. H v. Ten
nant and Mr.. Chiffon. all Of the en-
bassy. Miss Tracey-Lyon Of New York
sang. Miss Beatrice Byrne of New
York and Northeast Harbor. who re-
Gently returned from Paris. gave solo
dance. Miss Eleanor Williams was de-
lightful in her singing. Mrs. Ethel
Cave-Cole of New York was accom-
panist.
On next Wednesday and Thursday a
gymlxhana will be held at Morrell Park.
ting events, number of show classes.
including hunters, jumpers, hunt teams
and combination ponies. running races for
thoroughbreds and polo ponies and a
number Of novelty events.
A concert was given at the Building
OF Arts on Tuesday by the Salzedo
Harp Ensemble and Miss Suzanne Dab
ney. soprano. of Boston. Mr.. Salzedo
is passing the season at Seal Harbor
and introduced a number of his pupils.
Tho chief interest Of the local colony
was tho fIrvt professional appearance
OF Miss Dabney. who for many seasons
has been a sojourner at the Newport.
She has often been heard in parlor music
and her debut on Tuesday was very sue
cessfuL
Lady Dean Paul was heard in a recital
at the Building OF Arts last Saturday
with Nine. Sartoris, wife of the grand
son Of Gen. Grant, who read the ver-
laine poems that Lady Paul, or Poldow-
ski, as she Is known In the musical
world, interpreted On the piano. Earlier
in the week Poldowski appeared at a
musicale given at Sonogee by Mrs
Frederick w. Vanderbilt
The British cruiser Cambrian left this
week after a stay of several days at the
resort, during which Capt. James d.
were frequently entertained. the most
elaborate event being a dinner given at
the Pot and Kettle.
Many Of the colonists motored Wednes-
day to Northeast Harbor where they at
tended the dog show arranged by men,
bcrs of the Northeast colony.
On Thursday a sale for the benefit of
the disabled veterans of the Polytechnic
Hospital, New York, was held at Far
view. the summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Livingston of New York.
Arrivals include r. e. Breed Mrs.
William S. Seamans, Miss Genevieve
Clendenin. N. e. Bates. Edward E.
Bates. Miss z. T.. Bates, S. A. Tolman,
Guy Emerson, Miss M. r. Poindexter,
Miss V. r. Harrison. Mrs. Martha Turn
bull. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harvey Lieman
Frederick L. Strong. Miss Helen Walker
and r. S. George Walker of New York
city; Miss Daisy V. HolIins OF Hemp
stead. l.. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles It.
Neale Of Buffalo, Miss Elizabeth Garth
ner, Miss Laura Reickenberg, Miss
Drieda Reickenberg Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Highton. Mrs. A. II.
Donnelly, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. B.
J. Fellowes Manchester, N. II. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dryden Kuser, Bernardsville,
~ j.. Col. .ens Mrs Alexander Rogers.
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hay
ward. Providence, and Joseph Hartman.
Jr.. Newport. R I.