Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-07

Letcher Of Baltimore Nd
Mrs. Porter J. McCumber wife of Senator
McCumber, will not be at home until Feb
rUary ID.
Mrs. Murray Gait Motter will be at home
informally after ) O. clock tomorrow at Ola
Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Almerico Zappone of 1906 Corcoran
street will be at home informally Wednes-
days in February. except the 18th.
Mrs. ID. Z. Wolhaupter and Mrs. David P.
Wolhaupter. jr, Of 29O7 18th street will re-
ceive their friends informally Wednesdays.
February p and 80
Miss Maud Gouverneur is visiting Mrs.
Brinton Stone, 1121 DeSales street.
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Burdett of the Dewey
will not receive tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Mcknight Moses has given UP her
residence. and is now in Atlantic City
Mrs. Frye will not receive tomorrow
Thursday, but will hold her last reception
Thursday, the 18th.
Mrs. Charles H Duell will not receive TO-
morrow.
A large number of young friends gathered
at the residence of Master George Vaughn
Seibold, 105 kentucky avenue last even
ing to celebrate his sixth birthday ami
versary. The young folks INDUCED in a.
number or games, the honors of which We're
evenly divided between Anita Dietrich and
Ward Nottingham. Several photographs
were taken of the group of children, both
in the parlor and at the table. by Mr.. F.
5. Chapman, who also entertained the COM
pany very highly with a gramophone con-
cert. The table presented a very attractive
appearance, having for centerpiece q
beautiful birthday cake. suitably inscribed
and ornamented with six lighted candles
Those present were Mabel Blanchard Grace
Chapline, Anita Dietrich, Eleanor Farmer
Marie Oldham. Ruth Pyles. Winnifred
Schoenborn, Theodosia Seibold Frank Ed
ward and Elmer Bell Cbar
Charles Chapman, Louis Dietrich, Ward
Nottingham, E. Clarence Rice, Hugh Suits,
Fred, Frank and Carl Speidel and James
Gray Thompson.
A pleasant party was given Friday even
Ing at the residence of Mrs. G, W Luckett
1888 AZ street. in honor of her daughter
Sadie. Both vocal and instrumental selec-
tons rendered by Mr.. c. E. Hannings and
MT. keefer and accompanied by Mr.. Dit
mar were special features Of the evening
after which they adjourned to the dining
room, where a bountiful collation. was
served. Among those present were Mrs.
G. w. Luckett and the Misses Margaret
McPeak OF Cincinnati. 70. M. Travers of
Pennsylvania, Margaret McCready of Cum
berland, May Blunden of New York, Ethel
Flynn, Blanche Nef, s. and L. Luckett,
Annie Dean Madge Luckett. lola Carter.
Alice Burke, H: Luckett, May Wright, NJ
Luckett, Ida Jennings, Emma Boswell.
Hilma Gustafson and Helen Glocbel and
Messrs George Luckett. jr., Harry Luckett
Harry Dittmar, Frederick Lehnert, Joseph
Lynn. Charles Hannings, A. Keefer, Irwin
Sheckles, ]. Manns, ]. Connerway, James
McDermott. Mr.. Curtis, Mr.. Eberly, Ed
ward Grant. Joseph Grant. Mr. Adler, Ar
thur Grimes, w. Bradley, Frank Miller,
Edward Hunter, Wallace Morgan Frank
Mcintosh, Gary Rouse, Carl Getzsinger
and J. Gibbons.
Mrs. Thomas B. Turley and Miss Turley,
wife and daughter of Senator Turley, and
Miss Stewart have cards out for recep-
ton Friday, February 8, at o'clock, at the
Ebbitt.
Miss Grace Cox of Columbia Heights has
returned to this city after a months visit
to friends in Baltimore Trenton and Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Quaries wife of Senator Quarles,
will not be at home on Thursdays Febru-
airy 6 and Is.