Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26
SOCIAL MATTERS,
Summer Plans of weIl-known People
Personal Notes.

Summer Plans of Well-known People
Personal Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gensler have gone to New
York. They will visit Niagara Falls before they
return to the city.
Mrs. VIM. E. Earle returned from a visit to
South Carolina last week and is ill with an at
tack of remittent fever.
A clea'sit party was given last night by Mr..
and Mrs. keefer at their residence No. 2l5
Rstreet northwest in honor of their sons birth
day. Columbia Lodge choir, of which young
Mr.. keefer is a member, sang several selections.
after which bountiful collation. was served in
the lower dining room. Among those present
were Misses Fannie Blschoff, Juniata Davis.
Katie Kane, Ella keefer, Helen Nye, Grace and
Flora Muirhead, Meta Puerner. Messrs. j.
Edw. and Chapman Fowler, Fred L. Harries.
Frank Keefer, Jesse C. Suter, Ernest swingle
and Charles Jaeger.
The Brazilian minister and Mrs. Mendonca
and their family will spend this week in New
York, and perhaps longer, until the weather
becomes more seasonable. for the enjoyment
of their mountain home at the Adirondack
Here they will have guests from time to time
all summer and continue the hospitable life
they SO enjoy here.
Mr.. and Mrs George s. Fraser have gone
abroad for three months.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Logan have taken Mr..
Stacks house on 18th street for next season.
Mrs. Porter will make her home with them
She Is carrying out the instructions in Admiral
Porter's will by renovating their street man.
sion, which Will be rented for the future Just
as soon as the weather becomes settled she will
accompany Lieutenant and Mrs. Logan to their
summer home at jamestown, where they ex-
pect to remain until the last of September.
DR.. Ruth has started for the Yellowstone
Park, where he will spend the rest of his leave
in endeavoring to regain his health.
Miss Knowles. who has been visiting her
cousin. Miss Kelton, is going home to England
next month.
Mrs. Hearst is at San Rafael, Cal, where she
will remain a few weeks longer. She is not ex-
pected to come east now until next fall.
Mrs. spinola is spending the summer at her
country place on Long Island.
If tomorrow afternoon be pleasant the friends
of the Children's Country Home will enjoy
visit there, 1t being the occasion Of the annual
pound party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L. Leonard gave q
pleasant birthday party Saturday evening to
their six-year-old son, Guillaume Percy.
Various amusements were afforded the little
folks in attendance, followed by bountifuI re-
past. Among those present were Misses Bessie
Moore, Mona Dom, Mabel Campbell, Mamie
Dolby, Gertrude Wilson and BERTHE Street and
Masters Percy Campbell, Garfield Street, Henry
Clum, Howard Newton and Albert Arthur.
Mrs. Mark Blum and son are homo, 1910
South Carolina avenue, from New York.
A series Of delightful tableaux were arranged
and given on Saturday night at the house of
MIR. George b. Howard, No. 2100 G street, by
his young daughter Mabel assisted by Miss
Janet Stearns, daughter Of DR.. John Stearns
The artistic and effective groupings were varied
by songs and dialogues, in which Miss Janet
Stearns and Miss Lille Howard distinguished
themselves. The representations Included .sRed
Riding Hood, "Ihe Sleeping Beauty" 'Blue
Beard" aladdin and His Lamp, "'.vilikens
and His Dinah" and others. Among the inter
ested spectators and hearers were DR.. and Mrs.
Stearns. Mr.. Charles Woodruff Miss McBlair.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Howard, the Misses
Clara and Bessie Emory, the Misses Clare and
Roberta Howard and Master Charles Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardener Greene Hubbard we're
obliged to 60 to Philadelphia for few DAYS
and Will not be at home tomorrow. They win
return Friday and be ct home WEDNESDAY, and
Saturdays in June.