The New York herald., 1921-07-24

Special Despatch to THE NEW Yosx HmALp.
BAR HARBoR. Me-. July 20.
|THIS resort Is now fairly away
on its summer routine, and
from the viewpoint Of the cot
tage colony the season is proving an
excellent one. Bar Harbor Is essen
TALLY cottage colony. There are a
good number OF persons at the hotels.
but 1t is the cottagers who come year
after year who make the place socially.
Colonists are kept busy with the
midweek dances at the Malvern, and
the Saturday evening dinner and
dances at the Swimming Club. putting
matches at Kebo Monday afternoons.
Saturday golf matches at the same
club and tennis tournaments at the
Swimming Club Wednesday after
moons. The visitors also are taking
considerable interest in local baseball.
of which there are two or three games
week, with Bar Harbor represented
by a semi-pro team of New England
college players. who are offering a
good brand of the national game.
Viscount d'Alte. Minister from Portu-
gal, Is here from Washington for the
season and has the Suminsby cottage
In Atlantic avenue. With the Danish
Minister. Constantin Brun, and the MEM
bers OF the British Embassy quite a
diplomatic colony Is becoming estab-
lished. The Secretary Of the British EN-
bassy and Mrs. Robert Leslie Craigie are
coming on from Washington next month
and will remain here for six weeks as
guests OF the members OF the embassy
staff who are occupying Gleneyric. the
Bar Harbor home of Mrs. John B. Hen
derson of Washington.
Among other arrivals in August will
be Representative and Mrs. James r..
Mann OF Illinois, who have taken q cot
tage for that month.
With the passing of the unusually
warm weather that marked the first
week OF July interest In golfing has been
increased. j. II. Jennings, who plays Mt
scratch. won the stroke competition last
week. turning in a score Of az. Among
the consistently good players who are
daily on the links are r. II. Curlette.
Arden M. Robbins DIR. j. A Furfey and
Phillip Wadsworth of New York.
A young player who won the first
competition of the season at Kebo and
who also carried off the honors in tho
autumn match last summer is Robert
Ryle. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ryls
OF New York. who are occupying Liam
gollen, the Jackson cottage on the Eagle
Lake road. Among the women players
are Miss A. p. Clay. Mrs. McCook Knox.
Mrs c. s. Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Marshall
NJ. Langhorne Mrs. Ryle. Mrs. Z. B.
Mears and Mrs. r. L. Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Proctor are here
for brief visit, having come from
Southampton. where they are passing the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Scott of New
York. who are visiting here, will go later
TO Canada, and from there to Westbury.
L. l., where they will be the guests OF
their daughter. Mrs. William III. Tew.
Plans are being made for the annual
water sports at the Swimming Club.
which will be held on two dates. the
first July 26. the second in August. the
date to be decided later. There will be
the usual swimming and diving compe-
tition and a relay race. with entries
from Bar Harbor. Northeast Harbor and
other resorts In the vicinity. One of the
features planned Is match game
OF water polo between teams from Bar
Harbor and Northest Harbor.
Other recent arrivals include Miss An
toinette Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
c. Millett and Miss Millett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hudson p. Rose. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
@. Reynolds. j. Albert Root. Mrs. N. j.
Elmes, Mrs. III. NJ. Herbert. Mrs. Charles
f. Pellew. Miss Anna Pellew, Mr. and
Mrs. James D. Fessenden. Mr.. A. NJ.
Coleman Miss X, Frances Coleman, Miss
Mary E. Coleman, Mrs. John l. Kane.
Mr.. Albert Eugene Gallatin. Mrs. Harry
j. Luce, Mr.. and Mrs. =. S. Putnam.
Miss Mice Van Rensselaer,. Miss Louise
$. FIFTH and Miss Caroline Covington
OF New York.