The daily critic., 1890-12-02
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90 ne Arlington Hotel las' night u
Loror rf ,ag UrziIiln naval officers
nov 10 tlc ely was o decided md
gratifying success The guests began
arriving about 30 o'clock and were ~.
Cdy,d ny Secretary Tracy aud were
escorted 90 the table which had been
laid iu thu second reception room
Tie table was @ sight well worth
seeing Circular I'm form, iis centre was
cCa uf maiden hair ferns, upon which
tlcuitl The models uf the Maine ani
Baltimore, suggesting the Brazilian
ship AWidaban being salu.gl ~ the
g. s =. Philadelphia 10 ihe hlThOr 81
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Secretary Tracy welcomed his guests
Ia q few fuilCiiuus words, extending a
hearty welcome on behalf uf Tue Navy
Department Of the United States. aud
| expressing The hope that the friendship
between the two republics So augHi-
ciousiy begun would prove as endur.nI
as the two States which 10 now binds
/ together iu fTalernal union DurilE
/ the evening q number Of tOasts we're
l made Secretary Blaine giving The
Two Americas, and Admiral de Sill
/ viera 10 pouding % "ILe Republic of
BTa2il "
The table was deserted al no o'clock,
/ when the entire party IeDaiFet 10 the
/ large TeCcpiOn-TO0m, where a general
reception WAS he and attended hy most
| Of the naval officers, together with their
I families. The guests at Ike dinner were.
Uou d. + Tracy, Secretary OF the Navy,
. Hon. james e.. Blaine, Secretary Of State
. Rear Admiral Balthazar ia SaiFiera, b. b.;
( Captain Julio q De NorOula, b. y, lisGt.
I De SOu1a-Frauco, B. n; Lieutenant Dc
. Mattos. b. ~; Commodore i. NJ. Rams ~.
a.. s. N.; PlymasteT-GeneralE Edwin Stew
ont. Il. S. 81. Commodore George Dewey,
us ~; Mr.. SeVsllon a. Brown teu
Admiral John g. Walker 5. g.; Major
/ General John NJ Schodeli, 4. :. A.. sur
| gc0u-Geueral j. NJ. brown. q, s. H.. Com
| m0dore n. u. Farluhar, $. n; Lieut.
I b IA. buckingham, q. $. N.f lleuLeuIn'
/ U. b NJ. Mason, L $. ~, Colonel ~. b
/ Beury. $. ~ as captain j. \ Aair
\ O.. $ N; Commodore William Al tu.g-r
Z s A.; tLit Instructor 4 d. Wilson, u
S. 81 Commodore ~ $. Skerrett, Z :. ~.
/ tLc Brsz,Iiau Minister Auaral AaIeute
I Hon n. R suley. Assistant Secretary of thi
/ NayE. lugiureT- iu- lEiei hearge 81. A-l
! yilly. Z = g.. Commodore j. A. hr-er
4 s. rs Mr Henry N. Raymond Lieut.
N e Cuwlcs, O. S a., LI-uteuaut - a
! StauGf1u. L ~ N.s Commander &. 20
Davis s A. Captain N s.eard. a. $. \
Music was furnished Iring the eVaa
ing by ihe Marine Band
The WgHH cards 0i tLa Laugus. Her
/ probably The mrs- handsome ever "a
7 Tavtd 90 The front page Was tlN
flags uf the two nations skillullY inter
I tEined, viii an anchor between, wall
TO ibe distance were etehings OF l'
Andes and the Liberty Statue Ia As7
York haTh0r Tue second aud th,r
pages contained The programme %
music and thg HsHH. while the name o
Ihe guest was inscribed IN golden scrip
on Tie back Iulerlgaved was a da
gram of the table with the name oi lh
guests. The card was q triumph 1f h
eugTayers aTt, and was furnished bY
Young NashingJOniau Mr. " II
I Igrpe
The Brazilians are determined tia
they shall rrIum 10 "a measure al leis
Etre many cHurIrsl=s suowerad ugJ
fEam since Ibgy first arrived 10 this els
Iu order J0 accomplish their plrp IS
Ihty have deferred {heiT return % Ae0
York uuil IU morrow, and this eveuln
/ VIII give ID dinner tu those who hav
enreriaiuel them during their Say lers
Covers viii De IHi1 lur 100 guests an
me company VIII include m4aY q.
uuzui-Lti gentlemen.