Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-10

Summer Plans Of Well-Known People
Personal Notes.

SumhncE AdHS VA eOple-
Personal Notes.
Gen. and Mrs. Greeley and family will spend
the summer at Sorrento, where they have
new cottage
Count and the Countess Sponneck will sail
from New York this week for Denmark They
LEFT some Of their children in their ancestral
home when they came to this country. and they
now return to bring them back with them.
Chief Engineer and Mrs. Mccartney and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Irwin will spend the summer
at New London, Conn.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Pollock have left the
city on their annual European tour.
Mrs. and Miss Sheriff. and Mr.. Chas H.
Sheriff. will go the latter part Of this month to
Loon Lake, In the Adirondacks, for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Munroe will spend
July in Bangor, Me-, and the next two months
at Bar Harbor in their own cottage.
Mrs. Beach and Miss Katy Beach are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferndon at their summer place
on the Hudson river.
Miss Mary Wilson is at West Point.
Representative and Mrs. Cabot Lodge are
have a cottage.
Judge and Mrs. James and the Misses James,
and Gen. and Mrs. Card and the Misses Gard,
leave this week for York Harbor, Maine, for
the warm season.
Mrs DIR. May and Mrs. Carrie May Wright
are at Bar Harbor. where they will be joined
shortly by DR.. May.
The Mexican minister and Madame Ro nero
have made no plans that take them away from
the legation, which Is spacious and cool, SO far,
this season.
Judge and Mrs. J. c. Bancroft-Davis will
sail with Mr.. Justice Gray and Mrs. Gray for
Europe, this month.
Admiral Porter received the congratulations
Of many Of his friends on Saturday, which was
his seventy-sixth birthday.
Senior Ribera entertained over fifty members
Of the Cosmopolitan club at their rooms Sat-
urday evening, He read an exquisitely written
paper on music which was followed by selections
from the members upon the piano, violin and
guitar. The rooms were tastefully decorated
with roses and palms.
Mrs. Burrous with her daughter, Miss Mccall,
and the Misses Rutherford and Lipscomb
nieces Of the late Howell Cobb, of
Athens. Ga. are at the Arlington, en- route to
the Paris exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Alexander celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding at
their home, AL G street southwest, last even
ing. The guests included Mrs. NJ. Open
heimer, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Oppenhemer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Blumenfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cohen Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. J. Sanger MIR. and Mrs. F. Green
apple, Mrs. Fannie Louis, Miss Louis, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Browman, Mrs. Ellenbrook, Gus Eich-
burg, VI. Jandorf. Mrs. Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Lyon, and Mrs. Lizzie Johnson
Mrs. W. F. Geyer and her daughters gave a
delightful entertainment Friday evening for
the benefit Of the sufferers at Johnstown. The
following persons made the program excep-
tonally fine: Mrs. Annie Louise Powell Pro-
fessors Russell and Williams. Mrs. Bracket,
Miss Beckwith. Miss F. Hull Brown, Miss Maude
sharpe. the Misses Case. and Mr.. j. A. Cross.
the ventriloquist A number Of veritable relics
OF Barbara Freitchle were sent from Frederick
for the occasion. Mrs. Geyer was assisted at
supper and in fortune-telling by Mrs. Kicking
and Miss Todd.
Mrs. John Wanamaker and child with sew
eral other members of the Postmaster Generals
family, arrived at New York Yesterday from
Hayre. They were met by Mr.. Wanamaker
Mrs Wanamaker and her daughters have re-
tired TO their country seat near Philadelphia
Mrs. Wanamaker will give her personal atten-
ton TO the rehtting and refurnishing of the
now well-knOwn / street residence IN which
Secretarles Frellnghuysen and Whitney lived
and lavishlv entertained. and in the early au-
tumn she will come on here for that purpose
Mrs. ]. B. Christine has gone to Cape May to
join her daughter. Mrs. Irene Shedd
Mr.. Charles Hallock, editor of the new
Monthly Recreation. and Mrs Hallock. who
have been sOjOurning in Washington for the
past seven months, left on Monday for the
river St. Lawrence, and viii make headquarters
at Kingston, Canada, for the summer going to
Minnesota as usual for the fall, and returning
10 Washington again to spend next winter.
The Six O'clock club will dine at Marshall
Hall on Friday, June 81. The question for con-
slderatiOn between the shad and the strawber-
ries: Are We better and richer than our grand
fathers!"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deringer, of Philadel-
phia and well known in this city. are spending
tine summer at Mr.. Deringers fathers cottage
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Elizabeth Iayse left the city this morn
ing TO return to her home at Urbana Ohio. Mrs. |
Nayse has been the guest of her son. Mr. VIM
Mayse, since few days previous to the inaugu-
ration. She is accompanied on her trip west
by Mrs. Oscar VI. Bryan