New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-04
AT THE WHITE HOUSE

Washington AprtI 3 (SpeciaD.-The PRESIDENT ana
Mrs. Roosevelt gave a dinner or eieh'eeh co'eis
I this evening, followed by musicai' ~ In
pany of one hundred and seventy Peopie' "
for 10 o'clock. The guests at the alihei We.
retarv of State and Mrs Hay Senator rama
Mr. and Mrs. Paderewski. Represehtatise N'''
Representative Littauer, Cornelius ~ pms -
mel Kitson of the British Embassy ana MRS, MI
son Lieutenant Commander Winsiow OIL the -Sass'
o,d urs wnslovy Mrs Reeve Merritt. Mrs west
Roosevelt Mrs Mary Phelps and Miss Ceceha
Beaux The East Room, arranged TOT inc ".
! had the fragrance and beauty OF sprlhs nov
on the mantels, and graceful palms "eie 's 80. 80,
corners and window recesses- eatus' s,s.
following programme. were given 10 INC e"
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Among the guests were the Secretary u ga
Treasury and Mrs Shaw. the Attorney e'ener'l s
Mrs Knox the Postmaster General the Secie'"AS
of rho NAVY and Mrs Lone the Secretary OF Asfl-
culture and Miss Wilson, the Secretary 70 INC
dent and Mrs. Corteyou, the Ambassadors o "a
many and France, Senator BeFeridse' senator ~
the Misses Kean, Senator ana Mrs houee' ~
and Mrs Wetmore ex-Attorney General anu ~
MacVeagh the Assistant Secretary OF war anu
Mrs Sanger. Commander and Mrs. Co"ies, Co'o ~,
and Mrs. Bingham the Surgeon 0eherai "a ' 49,
Navy and Mrs. Rixey, Miss Alice nay hlS'
Root Mrs Thomas f. Bayard, Mr.. ana MIS- Doh
NJ Dickinson Miss Dickinson, the Misses fauhee
fote DR. Nicholas Murray Butler, LAeutehaht C''-
mander Won Rebeur- Paschwitz, OF the t'elii'
Ernbg ssv and Nine Won Rebeur-Paschwitz, MI anu
Mrs ] B. Tiffany Mr. and Mrs. Ward moran
REPRESENTATIVES Ciillett and Foss, VI. Hugues Lie
Roux Professor Langley, Mr. and Mrs PROCTOR anu
Miss Emo of New-York; Mr.. and Mrs sam,
Gaudens the Secretary OF the w dsSoTth
jr Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Shayne, and Mr.. ana Afs'
SorChan, OF New-York. .1or=a
Among the New-York callers at the White Rouse
were Representatives Alexander. fugSIe5 anu Ae''
Ter and ex-Secretary Cornelius y. Bliss
The question OF Naval Officer Sharkey reappoIt-
ment was revived to-day, and 1t seems 10 De tne
general Impression that after a while ne Will DC
reappOinted.
President Roosevelt will give serious considera-
tlOa to the recommendation to appoint Archbishop
RYAN az Il member of the Board OF Indian CoHllils-
sOners. to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Bishop Whippe. The appointment Is urged because
Catholic Church is not represented on the ooaIu
Archbishop Ryan is much interested in the char1ta.
Bile work of the Catholic Church for the peheht Oh
the Indians.
from Cleveland this morning. Senators -iIaIlnser
and Burnham and Representative SulloWdy pre-
scented some friends from New-HampShire Senator
Kearns of Utah: Senator Clapp, OF Minnesota rep,
others had friends with them who wanted TO snake
the Presidents hand. Representative Boreing; OF
Kentucky presented 3. l.. d. Ciuffey the Chief Jus
tice of the Supreme Court of Kentucky.
Representative MondeII. of Wyoming. talked on
forest reserve matters with the President
Colonel VI II. Hecht. of San Francisco. was pre-
California Colonel Hecht told the President that
the people the Pacific Coast wanted TO see him
and hoped hat he would visit the West soon The
President said he intended visit the West next
spring Ii possible.