Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-19

daintiest and prettiest clothes while doing
1t. There are several other lawn fetes for
charity still on the cards before society
scatters for the summer.
The June weddings, while not as numer-
GUS as of former years. will ,be very in
teresting from every view point. That of
Miss Harriet Switzerland and Mr. Alfred
Alayarez Calderon Of Peru will supply an
International event of consequence. Mr..
Calderon has lately returned from long
absence in his own country.
The fete at Friendship wound up In a
blaze of glory with the shutdown yesterday.
The crowd in attendance was larger than
the first day. and the managers OF the
results of their efforts. Several showers
which happily lasted only a few minutes
sent every one scurrying to shelter during
the afternoon, but did not seriously mar
the pleasure Of the occasion Altogether the
fete brought thousands Of people together,
renewed their interest in their pet charities
and gave Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean the oppor-
tunity which they so much enjoy and ex-
tend handsomely of sharing the beauty
Of their splendid suburban home with the
residents of the capital.
Col and Mrs Robert l. Fleming are now
at "Oak View" their suburban home, where
they will spend most of the summer. The
house. which is SO spacious and we'll ar
ranged, has broad piaZZas framed in green
vines from which there are beautiful views
Of the city and the hills beyond 1t. The
lawns and gardens-dower, fruit and vege-
table-are in their spring perfection and
contribute greatly to the beauty OF the
surroundings of the house, which. as is
well known. was. previous to fits purchase
of It's present owner. the residence OF Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland. Col. Fleming.
however, has greatly enlarged the mouse
and beautified the grounds
Mrs. Frederick Adams Savage will spend
the first week In June here with her moth
w HoQp. and with her sister,
Miss Mary Hoge. will go to Cape May TOT
the rest of the month. Mrs. Hoge VIII
spend June at Bay Head. Mass. and Will
join her daughters at East gloucester LOT
July and August.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Chadwick sailed
yesterday for Europe. bound for lnterna-
tional Red Cross exposition in London.
Mrs. Basil Gordon sailed yesterday to
spend the summer abroad
= Representative Gillett entertained the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Metcalf,
Associate Justice Moody. Rear Admiral ana
Mrs. William Sheffield Cowles, Mrs Rey-
burn and Miss Boardman at dinner We'd
nesday night last.
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll of Belair. Saith
place, Cleveland Park. will be at home
Tuesday afternoon. May q. from 3 to g.
Mr.. and Mrs D. " Eiseman and their
son Ivan of $50 o street will be at home
today to their friends from 4 to pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. sigmund Enrich and Miss
Regina will be at home today from 4 to
8, at 1877 North Capitol street.
Mrs Rudolph Kaufman and Miss kaun-
mann will be at home at their country resi-
dence Airlie, Military road, on "Wednesday
afternoons in May and June
Master Carl Parker entertained number
of his little friends on Wednesday evening
at his home on 14th street northwest.
turned home after a weeks visit to Balti-
more. ,e#sG
been guest at the Shoreham for the past
two months. will leave for Richmond this
week. accompanied by her daushter, Miss