Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-18

and Midshipman Justin Mccarthy Miller.
L. s. N, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Miller of YoncaIla, Ore. Midshipman Mil
Ter was appointed to the Naval Academy
from Utah in 1909.
Mr.. Julius Herzberg and Mr. Gustave
Louis of this city sailed on the Kaiser
Wilhelm ii today from New York for
Bremen.
Mrs. Edward B. Rosa and Mrs. Herbert
| D. Brown OF Cleveland Park were host
esses yesterday afternoon at a tea given
at the residence of the former. The dec
| orations were pink carnations. The tea
| table was presided over by Mrs. William
Wilson Evans. mother of Mrs. Rosa, and
| Mrs. Kate Darrell Conner. mother of Mrs.
Brown. Miss Janet Richard made an
address on equal suffrage.
| Among the passengers sailing on thc
steamship Grosser kurfuIst OF the North
German LLOYD line Thursday for "A cruise
| to the West Indies and the Panama canal
| will be Mr.. Harry Hathaway and Mr..
Charles S. Lester.
| Mrs Claude Swanson entertained the
| international peace committee of the
| Daughters of the American Revolution,
| of which she is chairman, yesterday after
noon.
| Dr. James Brown Scott of the Carnegie
l
| and Mrs. Matthew T. Scott and DR.. Scott
assisted Mrs. Swanson in receiving.
! Announcement was made of the annual
| celebration of Washington : birthday
February .c. by the ID. \. r.. at Cont
! mental Hall, under the auspices OF the in
| ternational peace committee Mrs. Swan
| son will preside. Thomas Nelson Page
| and Mrs. John Miller Horton Of Buffalo
| will speak
| Mr. and Mrs. E. Southland Parker will
| entertain this evening at their residence.
| 173S Connecticut avenue, the Society of
Wood. president.
| Mr.. and Mrs John A. Seller celebrated
| the d6tieth anniversary of their marriage
| at their home, 63S 18th street northeast.
| last evening, surrounded by members OF
! their family and friends. Several dele
| cations of societies of which Mr. Sellef
| is member were present and offered
| congratulations to the couple. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seller received many gifts i'll honor
| of the occasion.
About one hundred persons in all We're
! present. Survivors of the Stll battalion.
| District Volunteers. OF which Mr.. Seller
| is member. were present, and presented
! the couple with u gold travelling clock,
| suitably inscribed. Col. Jacob Kari made
| the presentation address. other members
of the presentation committee being VII
| liam Reith. president: John j. B. Lerch
vice president: Ernest Rupert, Louis
Kettler, Rudolph Saur. Charles Hart
| mann and Henry Rooms.
Mr.. Seller is an empioye of the pension
| office.
Mrs Nagel will not receive tomor-
| row. but will be at home Wednesday,
| February 26.
Mrs j. Pierpont Morgan of New
| York, accompanied by Miss Blythe, is
| at the Shoreham.
The newly appointed military at
tache of the Russian embassy, Col \:
child, have arrived and are stopping
at the Shoreham. where they have
| taken apartments. Col Golejewski
succeeds Col. Baron de Bodc-
Mrs. Robert z. Peary is in Philadel-
phia on a visit 10 Mrs. =. Frederick
Rothermel. jr.. who will give a luncheon
! in her honor tomorrow.
| Mrs Conrad TT. Syme gave a luncheon
today in compliment to her sisters, Mrs
Frank Curry and Miss Willette Forsythe
of Harrodsburg, Ky, who are with her on
visit She will give u bridge party to-
morrow for them also.
| The United States minister to SWitzer-
land and Mrs BouteIl are sailing for Eu-
rope tomorrow on the Campania.
| i
latter formerly Mrs. Cleveland, are at
| Ormond Beach, Fla. where they are &C
| cepting hospitaliteS Of quiet nature
| from their acquaintances.
! The Dupont Social Club held it's Feb
| ruary dance at the Cairo Saturday even
| Ing February IL. The program consist
| ed of twenty dances and d grand march,
| the latter being led by Mr.. Frederick w
Popp and Miss Augusta A. Jenkins.
| The reception comm ttee all members
| of the club, was composed of the Misses
| Nellie V. Mess, Hazel F.. McQuay, Au-
| gusta \. Jenkins, Ada NJ Craver, Cora
l.. Hopkins. Virginia Dobson,, Virginia
the Messrs J. Walter Burrows, Frederick
! w. Popp. j. Raymond Nose, Il. Kaye
Martin. Frank W. Hoover. William 5.
Hammers. Harold S. Miner and DIR. Oscar
| Is. Hunter, president of the club.
| The guests included the Misses Fuller,
/ Baxter, MSArgan, Close, Hoy, Wall, Pussy,
| Du Paul, Bowie. Fulghum, Madden, Her
| dina, Pearson, Barber, Dorset, Mulligan,
! Boland, Worden, Rust, Carter. Mccarthy,
! Tomlin. Murray. Fields. Matthews, Strong,
Watson. Gerhold. True, Penley, Cal
lagahan, Stevens, Rhodes. Mansfield and
| the Messrs. Lancaster, Shaw, Katterman,
| Muncey. Lawson. Marsh. Rudolph. Henry,
| Hoffman, McCaw. Curtis, Garner, Mann,
| Waikart, Regar, Cotrill. Miller, Mccarthy,
| LuXford. Baxter. Hellman. Lingle. Wins
| low. Preston, Mansfield Chase, Cox and
Drs. Rollings, Fortier. Henneberger and
| Walton, and many other friends of the
| members of the club. Charles +. Strong
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben c. McOuay chap