Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-17
our. after which refreshments were

hour, after which refreshments were
served.
Mrs. C. B. Ford Of Chicago is visiting
Mrs. William X. Ellis of 1920 Rhode Island
avenue northwest and will be at home in
formally with Mrs. Ellis Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles J. walker, 1929 Calvert
street northwest, win be at home Saturday,
February %, from to 8.
Rev. and Mrs Charles Anderson OF
Robert College. Constantinople. Turkey,
Allen, 1923 New Hampshire avenue.
Miss Earl Davis and Miss Josephine Daw-
of Mrs. Charles J. Walker, 1929 Calvert
street northwest.
Mrs. william E. Dieffenderfer, 1896 Co
lumbia road. will be at home informally to-
morrow and the 25th.
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Garner in honor
of their daughter Norma. Games and
music were enjoyed until a late hour when
refreshments were served in the dining
Misses Norma. and Mamie Garner, Helen
and Anna Brahler, Bertha, Edna and
Mamie Jarboe, Belle Ellis, Kate ODwyer,
yhamas Mne u ba sD Mse B sane
Mamie Loughlin, Esther Marks. Messrs.
William and Lafayette Garner. Will Hogue,
Ed. Herbert, Harry Marks, Frank Malloy,
Wilbur Burch. George Jarboe. Morgan
and Fred Garner, Fred Brill, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Garner. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Garner, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Jarboe, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Frank,
Mrs. Loughlin and Mrs Brill.
On the evening of February o the hospita-
BILE home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Buck, 725
9th street. was the scene of a pleasant in
formal reception rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
benjamin Buck. Many local as well as out
of-town friends and relatives were present.
During the evening wel.-rendered musical
joyed. Later bountifu! refreshments were
served in the dining room. where the daint-
lily appointed tables were decorated with
flowers, the color scheme being pink and
green.
A valentine surprise party was given last
Thursday evening at 1913 Oak street north
west in honor of Miss Florence McDuelTs
thirteenth birthday. Several games were
INDUCED in, the most important being the
donkey, the button and the fish games. The
prize winners were Miss Mildred Schippert,
Miss Mabel McDuell and Master William D.
Collins. Music was furnished by the Collins
Glee Club. Among the young folks were the
Misses Catherine and Roberta Doyle, Misses
Mildred and Viola Schippert, Misses Flor
ence and Mabel McDuell, Miss Title Hester,
Miss Evelyne LAWSON, Masters Milton
Lear, Arthur Hall. r. Perry, Charles Cum
netzer, William D. Collins Robert McDuell,
Henry Leetsnetzer and Robert Emmett
Doyle, jr Refreshments were served, after
which Miss Florence McDuell entertained
her guests by several selections on the
piano. At late hour all Joined in singing
Home, Sweet Home" before departing.
Mrs David H. Mercer 1903 N street
northwest, will not receive next Tuesday,
February 10, but will be at home informally
the following Tuesday, February g.
Mrs. Charles H Rabbit will be at home
informally tomorrow, to 6.
Master Stephen Mcclellan was host at
unique party on st. Valentines day, the
occasion being the fifth anniversary of his
birth. The scene of the gathering was his
and a few other friends as guests. A fea-
ture Of the morning was making Mother
Love valentines. putting the finished article
in a real stamped envelope and then playing
postman, la the kindergarten method.
When lunch hour came the tiny host led
the way to the dining room, where the gen.
erous sized birthday cake was decorated
with five red candles. The significance of
the day was further exemplified in the
place cards, which were white swans car
rylng two scarlet hearts pierced with a
golden arrow.
Mr.. F. E. Reyes of New York, after spend
ing a week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Myers, left Wednesday for Columbus, Ohio,
to see his mother.
Mrs. H. Edwin RainaIs Kondrup will be
at home tomorrow.
Miss Hemingway, the attractive young
daughter of Senator and Mrs Hemingway,
made here social debut here at the large
reception given for her by Mrs. Timmons,
weeks ago. This young Indiana girl is