Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-28

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Joseph Wetxel. Miss Annie Whalen, Mr.. R.
Paul, Mr.. F. r. Todhunter, E. Gardner,
Willie Mackman, and Master VIM Hagan.
home for the last time this season next FRI
day afternoon, January 80 Mrs. S. Colman
Allen of Portland, Maine. will be with Mrs.
Whitwell.
Col. and Mrs. Henry May had a notable
company dining with them last night, when
the British ambassador and Lady Herbert
were the guests of homer. and when the
other guests present were Senator and
Mrs Depew, Capt. and Mrs. Winslow, the
charge daffaires of the French embassy
and Nine; de Margerie. Mr.. and Mrs. Regi-
maid de Koven, Mrs. Van Rensselaer-Cru-
ger, Miss Mary Thaw. Representative Low
erlng and Count Gherardesca, honorary at
tache of the Italian embassy.
The Belgian minister and Baroness Mon
cheur were also dinner hosts last night,
their company being made up of Senator
ana Mrs. Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
WadsWorth, Mrs. Cowles, the ministers of
The Netherlands and Spain and Mr. Edwin
| V. Morgan.
Yesterday being the forty-fourth ami
versary Of the birthday Of Emperor Will
liam. the German embassy was officially
closed In honor of the occasion. In view
OF tne Venezuelan Negotiations. however.
the German charge, Count Quadt was
forced to transact considerable business.
He ordered the German flag to remain
nolsted over the embassy throughout the
day, and last night the count and countess
entertained the embassy staff at dinner
Senator and Miss Kean, Mr. and Mrs.
Larz Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Legare gave dinners last night
Mrs d. Percy Kicking, 1904 Rhode Is
Iano avenue will be at home tomorrow and
thursdays, February IL and 26
Miss Alice Leapley was rendered a nartv
Monday evening last for her seventh BIRTH
Gay at the residence of her parents on
sa1lla street, Anacostia, when many little
iolhS were entertained. The children en-
Joyed various games, the first prizes at
which were awarded to Miss Lulu Byer and
Master Harold King. Instrumental music
Wnicn were awarded to Miss Lulu Boyer and
truoe robson and Florence Eisinger, and
vocal music and dancing by Masters Julius
Tolson and Charles Walsh and the little
hostess. The children were later ushered
INTO the dining room, which was hand
We're dispensed. Subsequently Miss Leap
ley gave number Of views from a magic
lantern Among those present were Misses
Luiu Beyer. Gertrude Tolson, Florence Els
niger, Leota and Marie Beaumont, Gertrude
Bury. Elsie Frisby, Marguerite Campbell,
Mary Jordon, Myrtle Tolson, Nellie Green,
Alice. and May Quad, Dessa Arnold, Alice
Ceap p1ey r and Masters Royce Arnold,
ioS 1olSou, Leo (4ualO, Harold King.
Arthur Suit, Charles Walsh, julius Tolson,
Howard Jordon, Walter Tolson and Edgar
Leapley. The young hostess was the re-
cipient Of many gifts.
Mrs. Thomas Chatard will start next
month for Europe, and will join her sister
and niece for trip up the Nile.
MS w. B. Bate and Mrs. E. w carmack
Of Tennessee will be at home at the Ebbitt
tomorrow from to 6,
Mrs. ]. W. Boyd and Mrs O. B. Boyd
give tea Monday. February 2, from to Z.
Mr.. Isaac Greenbaum and Mrs Minnie
Notes, both Of this city, were married in
Baltimore last Sunday by the Rev. DR.,
Shneeberger At home Sunday, February
8, from to TO- at $50 9th street southeast.
Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby will be at home to-
morrow at 3114 U street.
Mrs. Edgar Frisby and Miss Frisby, 1907
31st street, will be at home February 5
and II.
The Misses Parker have returned to
Washington after a short visit in Boston,
where they attended the artists festival
They were the guests Of Mrs. Henry Park
man and Mrs. Roger Wolcott
Mrs Ida A. Oldroyd will entertain to-
morrow evening at her residence, 516 10th
street, in honor Of the G. A. R. and Wo-
mans Relief Corps Of this department.
Monday evening next Mrs Oldroyd, assisted
by her department officers, will give a re-
ception for Mrs. Taylor of Minnesota, ma
tional president Of the Relief Corps.
Mrs. Ormond Wilson and Miss Wilson
Will be at home tomorrow, and will have
with them Mrs. Walter M. Carroll Of
Lynchburg, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hutson celebrated the
fifth anniversary of their marriage at their
residence, 24O I'd street northeast Monday
evening. Dancing was enjoyed and re-
freshments were served. A large gathering
was present.
Mrs. Luckett and Mrs. L. Fleet Luckett
will be at home Informally January 70,
from until 9.
Mrs. J. B. Winner and the Misses Winner
will not be at home tomorrow afternoon,
but will be at home Thursdays during
February.
The Junior Christian Endeavorers Of the
New York Avenue Church gave a chill
dren's sociable at the church on Saturday
January "a, at 2:30 o'clock. The children,
after having merry time among them
selves, were given refreshments. Miss
Laura Moore, the superintendent, called
the children together. and a musical pro-
gram was rendered. Mrs. Mary Litz
bertson played piano solo, and Miss NAL
VIVA Windeck delighted the children with
her piano solos,
A progressive euchre of nine tables was
given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. OdelI
S. Smith. Hand-painted sprays of violets,
wild roses, etc., encircled the numbers OF
each table. corresponding to the tallies
The guests of the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs Frazer, Mr.. and Mrs. Turpin, Mr..
and Mrs. Graves, Mr.. Woodland, Miss Full
ton, Miss Miller, Mr.. Waite, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carusi, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank May, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. May,
Mr.. Larner and Miss Larner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens, Miss Norment. Miss Butler, Mr.
McKenney. Mr.. Alden, Mr. H. Alden, Miss
Alden, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. C. B. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Zeh. Judge Barnard and Mrs
Barnard, DR.. and Mrs. Duffey, Mr.. Frank
Smith and Miss Ida Smith.
Mrs. r. Barnard Talcott of 3O19 o street
northwest Is visiting at "Hambledune,"
Mrs. T. Edward Hambleton's country resi-
dence near Lutherville, Md, during her
husbands absence on an extended trip to
the Pacific coast on government business