Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-16

Mrs. Root. Another dinner of the even
ing will be that of the assistant secretary
Of state. who entertains in honor of the
Central American peace conference.
The Misses Shonts are again the guests
of Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers, whom they
accompanied back from New York last
night. They will be here several days
Miss Squiers, daughter of the American
minister to Panama is also visiting Mrs
Rogers.
Senator and Mrs. Depew gave a small
dinner last night in honor of the newly
appointed ambassador to Berlin, DR. Ill.,
Senator and Mrs. Burrows. Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. Curtis, Miss Boardman. Miss Pat
ten and Mr.. Chauncey Depew, jr., We're
also present.
The ambassador of Brazil and Nine.
Nabuco entertained at farewell dinner
last evening for Lieut.. Col Pederneiras,
military attache of the embassy, who will
sail tomorrow for Europe. The other
guests were: Viscount de Ate. minister
of Portugal; the assistant secretary of
war\and Mrs Oliver. Col. and Mrs. Brom-
well, Lieut.. Col. James. military attache
of the British embassy. and the Hon.
Mrs. James: Col. Jones' Mrs Nicholas
Fish. Nine. Chermont, Maj. Fournier, mill
TanaEa. military attache of the Japanese
embassy: Capt. Mccoy, Miss Carolina Ne
buco. and Mr.. de Amaral, counselor Of
the Brazilian embassy.
The Mexican ambassador and Nine.
Creel had a small dinner party last night.
when their guests included the minister
from Salvador. Senior Mejia: Senior CALI
COS. Miss Galligos. Senior Salvador CALI
COS. Senior and Sonora Rodriguez. Senior
Sialto. Sonora Calado Alvarez and Senior
Don Baz Of the Mexican embassy.
Senator and Mrs Beveridge are now oc-
cupying the apartment of Mrs Augustus
N. Eddy at 115O 10th street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddy are still in New York and Mrs.
Eddy will not come to Washington this
winter except for an occasional visit to
her daughter.
Col. and Mrs. Newbold have leased their
residence, 1744 P street. to Mr.. Won
Brunig of the German embassy and are
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noyes,
1893 Vermont avenue, until January, when
they will leave for Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Lee of Boston
celebrated their golden wedding. ami
versary last Tuesday.
A feature of the occasion was the fam
lily dinner of some twenty-five covers. to
which the various branches of their
family-the Mumfords, Fessendens and
Grays-sat down. All day long flowers
poured in. great golden roses. yellow
marguerkes and deep creamy carnations
and there were many more substantial
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee were the parents of
the first Mrs Theodore Roosevelt. and
fluctuations and presents from the White
House added to the pleasure of their an
niversary. 1t will be remembered that
the couple was present at the marriage
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longw orth.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Mitchell have
closed their place at Manchester which
they kept open late. Mr.. Mitchell came
here last week, leaving Mrs. Mitchell at
Beverly Farms with her daughter. Mrs
Quincy A. Shaw. second, whom she leaves
tomorrow for this city. Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell are expected to spend the late
winter with Mr.. Mitchells sister, Mrs
Andrew Carnegie, second, at her villa at
Fernandina, Fla.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ulysses Grant, third
will arrive in Chicago today to visit Mrs.
Potter Palmer and will remain until Sat-
urday. Mrs. Palmer will give an informal
tea in their honor Thursday afternoon
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Honore Palmer
will give a tea for them. There will be
no large formal functions given during
their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Biddle sail for
Europe Tuesday. Mr.. Biddle goes on a
hurried business trip. They expect to
return about February 1.
Judge and Mrs. w. w. Morrow of San
Francisco are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. A. F. Fechteler, at 1910 Biltmore
street. .
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Franklin of Wash
ington Heights have been at the Continent
tai in Paris for several weeks and will
leave in few days for Baden-Baden and
Berlin.
their golden wedding anniversary Deem
Der IL at their home. 1923 Harvard street
northwest, Their parlors were beautifully
decorated with palms, ferns and golden
chrysanthemums, while the dining room
was decorated with red flowers. In the
evening relatives and friends called to
tender congratulations and express their
good wishes.
Jesse M. Hiatt and Sara ]. Haworth
were married at Cadiz, Ind, the Rev. s.
w. Payne officiating. All their seven
children were present to assist in the re-
ception except Robert NJ. of Oklahoma.
Many presents were received from rela-
tives and friends of this city and from
those residing in distant cities and states,
consisting of jewels, cut glass; silver and
gold. Numerous congratulatory letters
came from out-of-town friends.
A surprise party was given Tuesday
evening to Mr.. Elmer s. Frazier at his
residence, 125 s street, on the occasion of
his sixteenth birthday. The refreshments,
as we'll as many handsome presents,
were brought by members of the party.
The evening was spent in playing games,
dancing and singing, the features being
some vocal selections by quartet COM
posed of Messrs. Winner, Towles, Frazier
and Weber. accompanied by Mr.. Louis
Glaser. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Frazier, Misses Viola Neal, Amy
Topham. Ruth Sudwarth, Beatrice Ward,
Mary Windsor, Byrnie Neal, Lillian Wi
mer, Stewart. Morrison and Cotton. and
Messrs. A. X. Winner, ]. w. Winner, A.
Landvoigt, A. B. Campbell. l.. Chaser, B.
Crane, p. Schumacher, r. Hospital H. L.
Burgess. L. Leishear, r. e: Towles, L.
The American ambassador to Great
Britain and Mrs. Whitelaw Reed sailed
on the Mauritania Saturday for this coun-
try. Miss Reid. Mr.. Ogden Reid and
wife and daughter of the first secretary
Of the embassy, are with them.
The American consul general to London
and his daughter. Miss Wynne, We're
present at Euston station. with scores
of other friends, to bid them goodbye
when the ship special train left for Liv-
erpool, and their carriage was abloom
with the flowers sent with the farewell
compliments.
Miss Marion Louise Logan, daughter of
Mrs. John Alexander Logan, jr.. and a
urro nd nf al re- 1ohn A