The herald., 1893-07-15

Vice-President and Mrs. Stevenson.
Nos. Is and 16 have been fitted up as
a private dining room. The decorations
are principally of green in this room.
The table was tastefully appointed, the
decorations being very pretty. AS
center piece was an epergne filled with
the fruits of California, and resting
upon a mirror. Smilax served as a
delicate tracery over the white linen,
while baskets of flowers enhanced the
general appearance.
On the third floor are the apartments
of the other members of the party.
Among the apartments used are Nos. "a
to II inclusive, which were occupied by
ex-President Harrison during his visit
here about year ago. Rooms No. SO to
the choicest roses, ferns, palms and
plants adorn tables and walla Massive
clusters of palms and potted plants, ge-
raniums and roses, are banked up in the
CRATES and on the mantles. The pres
ence OF California's richest fruits, boun-
tifully distributed. add greatly to the
general beauty of the various rooms.
Mr.. Bilicke has been ably assisted in
the work of decoration by Mr.. Jenkins,
his chief clerk in the popular hotel, and
Mrs. Jenkins, which is the best guaran-
tee of the beauty of the decorations.
The presence and artistic distribution
throughout each suite, ofthe daintiest of
fruits is an appetizlng and attractive
part of the work Of the fair b ands which
have decorated each room, and they will
no doubt prove very acceptable to the
guests for whose use they are destined.
]. E. Aull, the proprietor of the Hol-
lenbeck restaurant, generously came
forward and placed the fneat products
of his cuisine at the service of the city's
illustrious guests.
ToDAY's ITINERARY.
The programme for this city was par
TALLY changed, as it had been promised
positively to be at San Diego this
evening for reception, and as the party
are to take the steamer Corona from
there to the north. The northern limit
of their trip ia Tacoma. The breakfast
at instead of O'Clock. The party then
60 to Santa Monica for flying trip,
thence to Redondo, where lunch will be
served at pm.
The menu will be as follows:
Consomme.
Haut Sauterne Souvenir, Wetmore.
Black Bass au cour bouillon. Sliced Tomatoes
queen OlVeS.
Anchovies d la Huie.
Spring Chicken Ia Maryland petit pois.
Chateau Brillisnt aux pommes.
Punch q la Roman.
Saddle OF Southdown mutton, eurrant Jelly.
Pommery Sec.
Asperges enbranches.
Redondo Point Lobsters, a Ia mayonnaise.
Mace Macedoine & % Of fruits. Fiss. IN Nuts W Raisias.
w.,dI ImpoIftsa and American snaChs Cheese .es
From Redondo they will return to the
Santa Fe junction, at the southern linn
its of the city, and take special train
to San Diego.
AT SENATOR WHITES.
The hour for the breakfast for the
vice-president's partya at Senator Whites
residence this morning hsa been changed
from 8 to a. m. fte
The party will number 81. Mrs. White
will be assisted in receiving by her
mother, Mrs. Anne Sacriste. The break
fast will be served with the following
menu:
Berries. Melons.
Broiled barracuda Ia Maitre d'Hotsl.
Parisienne potato.
Broiled squab on toast.
au Pomme g la JulIennes.
Tenderloin Of beef aux ohampignons.
Sliced tomato.
Sweetbread au Grsten aux Pettis Pois.
Fruit in season.
Cakes and confectionery.
English breakfast tea.
Cafe Noir.