The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-07
All trains arrive depart the Plant system Station

Smith, looking unusually bright and well,
though she has not been in good heakh
of late, was gowned in soft gray ben
gane, the bodice, showing touches OF DUO
velvet Miss Wilson's toilette Of ivory
satin, trimmed with lace and knots OF
black velvet ribbon. harmonized well with
her rich coloring and dark hair.
The first foreign dignitary to shake
hands with the President and repeat the
sterotyped phrase regarding happiness for
nineteen hundred, was very tall broad
shouldered, beefy blonde, Enthusiastically
English It was Lord Pauncefote, the
British ambassado and dean of the diplo-
matic corps. To say that his uniform
was blue cloth, overlaid with gold lace,
would be hardly correct; 1t was rather
gold lace, underlaid with blue cloth. the
latter showing little here and there
through the cleaning gold. His bright
sword clanked at every step, and the long
line of secretaries and attaches of the le-
cation VINO followed him were little less
remarkable for their display of gold L'ord
Pauncefote was accompanied by his wlie
and daughters; the former in trailing black
velvet. the latter in tailor-made gowns OF
dark cloth and large picture" hats.
Another conspicuous figure was the Aus
dark red tights and short top boots. over
his rieht shoulder, secured by gold cham,
Vas hing a fur-trimmed cape OF red
brocaf7ed velvet. He carried sword anc
wore gold spurs.
The Chinese minister and his tiny wife
conoe in for a large share of attention.
He was gorgsously attired in a shapeless
Garment of crimson silk. over pale olue
brocade. white silk shoes and a buncn Oh
busbv red tasses in his tall black nat
Mrs WI wore a lovely blue ana "hl'e
figured silk robe of oriental cut CROW,
If gold and silver and carved red coral
-, 5er let black hair, and blue diamonds,
biq as robins eggs, flashing in her ear
lobas Another picturesque little woman
,,os the wife of the Korean minister, IN
bodice of black satin, embroidered win
rfrl, rosebuds the skirt of rich brocade
in blue and black Count Casslnl' the
Russian ambassador presented a splen-
ai5 annearance in his national court uni
e -, with him was his pretty grand
- in a modish toilette of silvery gray
tho SKIRT embroidered in darker tint In
oaohosoue design. That all is well again
batueen Spain and America was mace eV-
;dont nv the presence of the Spanish MN
;stor the Due de'Areos. suaVe ana cor
dol uniformed in black ana GOLD ec-
COMMANDED by his American wire. Among
other noted diplomats, Baron faVa' Couh'
W;nci MARQUIS Camille Romano and Duke
cratano Castagneta Caracciolo, all OF
ItaIv. Herr Won Holleben, Baron Speck
r cternbure. Count con Hacke and
7 lieutenant Commander Reoeur Won
pascbvitz of Germany; Baron tersen'
CONT Won Rosen, Baron de Seden; A.
RustiIm Bey Of Turkey Mr.. Jutura kohura
and Mr. Tsune Jiro Nakagama OF japan;
a. C,bjn Pom &c of Korea with large
NJ
Mr. Natsuiiro Kaneyama and other Orl-
entails. ,..,. H. d,nlornatic
-, came the Admiral of the navy ana
Nc new wife, Mrs. Dewey was rlchly
I,..,,od in trailing white satin, the skirt
ebowing misty ripples of point lace anu
&c stately folds. Soon as the army ana
navv had filed past the receiving ine,
A.. MCKINLEY, at the suggestion or her
MIs, ,so,lsbtfnl husband, smilingly made
Ss. oIion 20 those nearest, and Withdrew
uei italy that none, save those at the
60 of the next group waiting TO pc re-
net,,ad knew of her departure. Inc fresl-
dort escorted her to the head OF the stars
49, her maid and another servant were
waiting to receive her .o,,,,
According to time-honored custom many
oA1cials were compelled 10 IeaNe -
"a, ..resnects" had been paid, 10 be pres
'ue" tbeir own receptions. The secretary
e, H 60 do and his wife always give dlplo-
Vi hreakfast at y o'clock on new
Woar,s dav. followed by reception 10 an
INC world of Washington Inc nay moi .
~, vas abloom with cut flowers ana po,,
"a nIants. BY p. m. the supstdl IIn,,
-, nod been discussed and MRS. nay
n,d nor daughters, assisted by MRS Ca !rl
1 Tp5,,a ard several other ladies' began tne
Lo Si9s recantion. Mrs. Gage held one Oh
pupii i,rgeet receptions of the day. Inc
me Tras set with palms and roses
nous nous 80 fire burned on the hall hearth
srea' "JoreraI air Of cosiness prevailed
anu a. was In all the cabinet houses-a
Anu ~. 90 stream of callers until dark. "a
,ls1 ard Mrs. Dewey received at me
MIRA O. tbe brides mother, Mrs. WASH
hoIile MI can Hidden In palm screen
ed oIcoye of the library an n. ~, siro-
corrsed appropriate music 50 VA - ~ re
". iistening one could tell JUST "Ilen VA
p,y he navy. me diplomatic corPs a'lU
a. nrhuc were fling through tne sp o,
- rooms. Among the decora'lous We.
rat,iatura representation, IN now - -.
q ,I ,.,, Dewey's flagship az Mania oas
Auii hos,de n hung the AdmiraIs plc.ure'
s , "a Nth silken "Old Glory anu 'ne
Hdr,9raps flag of the navy. r,,,,,o
J.i.iSg me reception In the WHite
,, The hight Of IFS brilllahcy,
,, g., the line OF visitors, after emu
v,''I sbaiting hands with the Preslueht
sivse1a1 hinn a small package tied up III
nersnaper. telling him It was a ~
new t'sr..,s nresent. Perhaps a foreign ruler
itN. .aft-apd 10 touch II, rearing