New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
swimming Club Under.
way; First Ball Will Be
Held July 8; Younger
Get Fills Tennis Courts
I'm Week at Nets
Begins August Z
Each Day Brings 1ncreas'
ing Number of Hotel
Guests and Cottagers
s,.Aol Dispatch to Tho Triou~e
BAR HARBOR, July

! by motor, by train and by
,,,t but for the most part they have
heen living quietly, while superin-
lending the opening Of their summer
homes andpreparing for what prom
ICES to be the most interesting sea-
.on In Bar Harbor since the war.
With the first Of July comes a
marked change and the opening Of
the season, with the passing for a
time Of the more quiet and simple
life that society has been leading
through June.
The Malvern, the last of the hotels
to open, received it's first guests on
Friday, while the Belmont, the St.
sauveur, the Newport and the Lor-
raine have been open for a week or
more.
The swimming club, the morning
rendezvous of society, iopened a few
days ago, with the pool and tennis
courts we'll filled with the younger
element. The first Of the weekly dances
at the swimming club ballroom will be
given Saturday evening, July 8.
Tennis Week Feature
OF Unusual Interest
A feature of unusual, interest this
season is Tennis Week, beginning Au-
- will An
Incorporated the maritime champion
.hip. a new feature sanctioned by the
National Lawn Tennis Association, open
to all contestants. An outstanding
point Of interest Of this will be the
play for the famous old Moseley Hall
challenge trophy, which was recently
unearthed from a safe deposit vault
and placed In competition by Mr.. Har-
old A. Howard, of Chicago and Moseley
Hall, Bar Harbor. This old cup has
not been played for since 1892 and has
been won by such distinguished tennis
players Of former generation as Mr..
R. livingston Beek1nan, Mr.. Joseph S.
CLARK, Mr. Valentine G. Hall, Mr.. E. l..
Hall and Mr.. Robert D. Wrenn.
For the women's singles the Malvern
Hotel has offered beautiful piece of
silver to be known as the Malvern
Challenge Trophy.
The members of the tennis commit
tee who are most enthusiastically work
ing for the success of Tennis Week
are Mr.. Edward B. Mears, Mr.. T. Dewitt
Cuyler, Mr.. Henry Lane Emo, Mr.. Fred
erick C. Fearing, Mr.. Harold A. How
ard, Mrs. Frederick G. Fearing and
Miss Dolly Madison LaMontagne.
Each day brings an increased number
Of cottagers and season. guests at the
hotels. Among the summer residents
now here for the season are: DR.. Rob-
ert Able, Of New York, at Brook End l.;
Or. Abbe's sister, Mrs. Hubert Howson;
Mr. Howson, the Misses Marjorie and
son jr., Of New York, are his guests for
the season.
Mrs. c. ". Allison and thee Misses
Allison, Of Philadelphia, are at'Wazee-
Lo-Wan.
Miss s. c. Amory, Of Boston. is at
the Hoffman cottage. Mrs. Samuel
Ashurst, Of Philadelphia, is at Kare-
free.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Auchincloss, of
New York, are at Miramichi.-
MISS Charlotte s. Baker and Miss
Lara B. Spence, Of New York, are at
The Willows.
The Rev. and Mrs. William Osborne
oaker and Miss Mary Osborne Baker,
OF New Haven, Conn, are at Llangollen
or and Mrs. Henry B. Baker, Of New
YORK, are at Acadia.
" Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Barnett, Of New
aClS' are at Eighbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Bates, Of Boston,
are at Bowling Green.
mr.. and Mrs. William Gerrsh Beale
:" Shicaso, are at Kragmyr.
Mt. James A. Benedict, Of New York,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Livingston
Ear View. Miss Edith G. Bowdoin,
Aew York, is at La Rochelle.
v;Ms'. Constantine Brun. the Danish
@c,shister to the United States, is at
Clover Cottage.
u ar and Mrs. Henry D. Burnham and
BaSstelle.
Wise A Miles Carpenter, of New
Aor., is at Hauterive.
,b M'S nenry G. Chapman, Of Philadel-
Ts.a' IS at Mira Monte. Mrs. A. J.
MS, OF Washington, is at La Selva.
Mfa Walter Damrosch and daugh-
WI. the Misses Polly and Anita Dam
e o,sn, OF New York, are at the Blaine
portuguese Minister
n "ss Arrived at Shore.
4 NV, sseount d'Alte, the Portuguese Min
NJ. Is at the Suminsby cottage.
II .ss; j. B. Dickson, of New York,
q Ms. ITeencourt. Mr.. Henry Lane Emo,
p,;nh hce Emo and Mr.. Amos Emo, of
M NV n. j., are at Old Farm.
81 yart and Mrs. H. C. Emmett, of New
M n are at Kebo-North.
III Men, v and Mrs. Robert H. Fowle, Of
aps A0fH' are at the Washington Cot
g Is s =, lpersifor Frazer, Of Philadelphia,
IS W the Newport
ia. e. l. Edward FIRTH, of New York,
III spruce Lodge.
# yort ;seannle Emmett French, of New
81 H.. Is at Woodbine Cottage.
# eala.irA a. H. Gallatin, Miss Constance
8 tia, ~ on "a ard Mr. Albert Eugene Gala
@ toa We" York, are at the Richard
8 Neg v sna Mrs. James Hsrtshorne, Of
II Ar -o's' are at Nannau.
S.s y sha Ars. Harold +. Haddon, of
II. 'pp.k' are at Boscobel.
wNSss. asy. and Mrs. Miles Hemenwav
VI Mn p,'o.k, are at Sea Urchins.
aN.vtvIatt Hunt and Mrs. A. E. Plat,
III .jus,i.a. ork, are at Arden.
YeS george l.. Irgraham, of New
III Ia gas y High Street.
81 a NJ, Stewart Kennedy and Mrs.
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