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WITH THE SUMMER COLONYMrs. Robert Hall McCormick gave a large dinner and dance at the Swimming Club last Thursday evening for her daughters, the Misses Eleanor and Patty McCormick. There were 170 guests for dinner and over 200 more came in later for the dancing. The ballroom of the club was decorated with pink and orange gladioli and the comers were banked with ferns and potted plants.Mr. Edgar G. Youngs of New York has arrived at the Belmont Hotel to remain until early autumn.Mrs. Charles Platt gave a tea at the Yacht Club last Wednesday afternoon for Capt. and Mme. Paul Mathelot who are passing the summer at Edgefield Cottage.Dr. and Mrs. Foster Kennedy gave a ball at The Tides, their summer home on West Street last Wednesday evening, at which many officers from the British and American naval vessels were among the 20D guests. Russell's Orchestra furnished music for the dancing on the broad verandahs overlooking the sea. Dr. and Mrs. Kennedy gave a small dinner before the dance.Mr. .and Mrs. Paul G. Tuckerman of New York, who have been at Elm Tree Cottage at Newport since mid-June, arrived in Bar Harbor on Tuesday and are at the Malvern for the remainder of the month.Mr. and Mrs. Philip Livingston gave a dinner last Wednesday evening for the ranking officers of the British and American naval vessels in the harbor for Tennis Week. Guests included Admiral and Mrs. William Veazie Pratt, Admiral F. H. Brumby, Admiral and Mrs. Hepburn, Captain H. W. Osterhaus, Captain Gilbert J. Rowcliff, Lieutenant Campbell, Captain W. E. C. Tait, M. V. 0., Lieut. Com. and Mrs. Ross, Commander Sin-clia-Loutit, Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee, Mrs. M. Taylor Pyne, Mrs. F. E. Mc-Cormick-Goodhart, Mrs. W. Lanman Bull, Mrs. Robert Hall McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Lar.ghorne, Mr. Ralph Johnson.Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris entertained at dinner at Bogue Chitto on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Dudley H. Mills who has been with Mr. and Mrs. Morris since early July has returned to New York.Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Steward and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Renshaw will arrive shortly to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Steward at Canary Cottage on Kebo Street.Mr. and Mrs. Leander McCormick-Goodhart gave a dinner for 72 at the Yacht Club last Wednesday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hancey of New York are at the Malvern Hotel for the rest of the season.Rear Admiral William Veazie Pratt and Rear Admiral F. H. Brumby were hosts at a tea given on board the U. S. S. Richmond last Friday afternoon to mem-tvrvw.'x ivf f L A f*\imrv\AT aaIati VMr. and Mrs. DeForest Grant entertained at dinner last Friday evening before the Navy Ball at the Swimming Club.Mrs. Harris R. Childs of New York has arrived to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Rowell at Barberry Ledge.Mrs. Duer Blake was hostess at a large dinner at her cottage on Harbor Lane before the Navy Ball on Friday.Mr. and Mrs. John Tuck of Worcester, Mass., arrived yesterday to be at the Malvern.Dr. and Mrs. Foster Kennedy have had as their guests at a house party at The Tides, Count Guerino Roberti of Rome, Italy, Mr. Aubrey Cassardi of Florence, Italy, Miss Katherine Dodge of Boston ancTMiss Madeline Brown of New York.Mr. and Mrs. Lea Mcl. Luquer who are passing the summer at Eaglecliff, gave a dinner for 20 at the Swimming Club in advance of the Navy Ball.Lt. Col. Arthur F. Cosby arrived from New York on Saturday to be the guest of Miss Christine W. Biddle at her cottage on the Eagle Lake Road. Arriving the latter part of this week will be Lady Gilbert Carter and her son Mr. John Cod-man Carter of Boston and Barbados.Mr. and Mrs. William DeForest Manice arrive at the Malvern from New York tomorrow.Mr. and Mrs. John S. Rogers gave a dinner dance at the Pot and Kettle Club Saturday evening for their daughter Miss May D. Rogers. Music was by Dave Brown’s Orchestra.Mrs. Herbert McBride entertained at luncheon at Cleftstone Cottage last Friday.Mr. Weyland Echols of New York, who gave the final concert, at the Building of Arts last summer, is at Edgefield Cottage, i?: The Field, for several weeks.Mr. Leighton Rollins, director of the Surry Playhouse entertained at tea on Sunday afternoon at Hampur Farm. Ellsworth, in honor of Miss Margaret Anglin and Mr. Daniel Frohman. Mrs. John A. Peters, Mrs. Stephen Wheatland, Mrs. William Houston Greene. Mrs. William Jay Turner, Mrs. Ethelbert Nevin, Miss Constance Purdy, and Mrs. Olga Samaroff Stokowski presided at the tea tables and members of the repertory company assisted in receiving over 200 guests.Mr. and Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton entertained at luncheon at Thirlstane having almost 60 guests in honor of the commanding officers of the British and American naval vessels. Guests of honor included Rear Admiral William Veazie Pratt, U. S. N., Rear Admiral F. H. Brumby, U. S. N„ Captain W. E. C. Tait, R. N., M. V. O., and Commander A. K. Gibson, R. N. After the luncheon the guests gathered on the Tennis Court to witness a flag-raising ceremony of the British and American standards. Through the courtesy of Captain Tait, a bugler from H. M. S. Capetown played appropriate calls.C i \r__j-. Ti...
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Bar Harbor Times
Bar Harbor, Maine, US
Wed, Aug 14, 1929
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