Evening star., 1902-03-01
DINNER AT EMBASSY.
A Distinguished Company Greets
Prince Henry.

Prince Henry last night, at the table of his
host. the German ambassador. again met
leading representatives Of official. diplomatic
and resident society of the capital and ex-
changed with them good wishes and good
byes. The German embassy was gorgeous
with flowers and flags and the spring-like
temperature prevailing made the flowers.
aZalea bushes and palms that marked the
path to the banquet hall quite in keeping
with its balminess. The table. a hollow
square. about which eighty covers were ar
ranged, had a number of placQueS of Amer
lean beauty roses and giant mignonette.
The menu cards had the German flag I'M
printed on them. The portraits Of the Ger
man emperor and empress on the west wall
were Wreathed in pink blossoms and palm
leaves, and back of Prince Henry's chair
the enperor's colors and the flag of his
nation had conspicuous place.
The musicians played in an adjoining room
throughout the evening. and as the guests
entered the dining room the strains of The
Invincible Eagle" filled the house. Prince
Henry occupied the seat of honor, with the
German ambassador sitting opposite. At the
right of the prince sat Frau Won Rebeur
PaschWitZ and at his left the wife Of Chief
Justice Fuller of the Supreme Court. AT
the right Of the ambassador sat Lady
Pauncefote, the wife of the British am
bassador, and at his left Mime. AZpiroz,
wife of the Mexican ambassador
The Guests.
h!ghness, Prince Henry Of Prussia; Vice
Admiral Won Tirpitz, Gen. Won Plessen,
Vice Admiral Won Eisendecher, Vice Ad-
miral Baron Won Seckendorff, Rear Admiral
Count Baudissn, Capt. Won Mueller, Capt.
Won Grumme. Lieutenant Commander
Schmidt Won Schwindt Lieutenant Com
mander Won Egidy. Lieutenant Commander
Won Trotha, DIR. Reich the British am
bassador and Lady Pauncefote Mr.. Cam
bon. the French ambassador; the Russian
ambassador and Countess Cassini, the
Mexican ambassador and Madame de
AspiroZ, the Italian ambassador and
Madame Mayor des Planches. Chief Jus
tice Fuller and Mrs. Fuller, Speaker Hen
derson. Secretary OF War and Mrs. Root,
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Long
retary of the Treasury and Mrs. Shaw. the
Secretary of Agriculture and Miss Wilson,
the Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Hitchcock. Senator and Mrs. Hale. Senator
and Mrs. Cullom, the Austrian minister and
Mrs. Won Hengelmuller, Senator and Mrs.
Lodge, First Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs Hill. Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs. Miles.
Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan, Mr.. Kasson,
Rear Admiral Howell. Rear Admiral Far
quhar. Senator Frye. Representative Hit.
Representative Foss. Maj. Gen. and Mrs
Corbin, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Evans.
Third Assistant Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Peirce, Commander and Mrs. COwles, Col.
and Mrs. Bingham, Count Seckendorf. Ger
man Consul General Bunz. Prof. Langley,
Mr.. Alfred c. Johnson of Philadelphia and
the staff of the embassy.
The following program OF music was rem
dered by the orchestra during the evening:
THE 1nvincible Eagle" Sousa overture
Martha;" selection from Faust" idyll,
Evening Breeze" Langey: caprice,
Hearts Message" Santelmann: selection
from Lohengrin: waltz. "On the Beautiful
Rhine:' 'Florodora;'' march, Hands
Across the Sea-"
THE PRINCE sERENADED.
Demonstration by Many German
American Citizens.
Unique and impressive was the demon