The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-12
 KING TALKS WITH MORGAN
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 Edward B. Cassatt MT. and Mrs. Wil-
 liam c. Eustis, J. P Morgan, Jr., MT.
 and Mrs Edmund Lincoln Baylies, | William Wetmore and Douglass Robin-
 son had come in. In an interval be-
 tween the music the king especially
 sent for Mrs. Douglass Robinson and
 Mrs. w. s. CoWles and to these two
 sisters of President Roosevelt his maj
 esty conveyed his special qualification
 at his ability to be present at the even-
 ing's entertainment Their majesties
 also chatted especially with MT. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, while the latter's
 charming daughter, who was too young when she last visited England to be presented at court, was cordially re- ceived by both King Edward and the queen.
 The musical programme consisted of selections by Herr Won Dulong, Mile. Landi, M. Gilbert, Mile. Destandre and
 Miss Evelyn Stuart. At the conclusion of the music the party went to supper Here the band played God Save the King" for the first time and every one present paid courteous attention to this air.
 After supper was over their majesties chatted with various guests, and espe- cially with Lord Rosebery, who took Princess Victoria down to her carriage, It was then quite late.
 Escorted by the entire embassy and followed by all of MT. Choate's guests, King Edward and Queen Alexandra T <, after a night which foreign diplomats characterize as the greatet triumph ever won for American prestige in England.
 Princess Victoria was dressed all in l white. Lady Vernon Harcourt was clad in black silk dress brocaded with | pink roses and wore five diamond stars | in her hair. Lady Spencer wore a dress | of white satin and a diamond crown. l Mrs. Henry Whites dress was pink and | she wore a diamond tiara Miss White | wore a dress of white chiffon.
 The floral decorations in MT. Choate's | residence were beautiful and harmon ious and consisted entirely of America | beauty roses arranged in continuous stream of color, not only in the dining | room but throughout the reception room.
 The following is the full list of the guests present at the dinner:
 The king and queen, Princess Victo- ria, the Duke of Norfolk, the Duke and Duchess of Portland, Lord Rosebery the Bishop of London, the Earl and Countess of Pembroke, Earl and Count ass Spencer, Sir William and Lady Ver- non- -Harcourt, Secretary A. J. Balfour and Mrs. Balfour the Earl of Derby, Lady Alice Stanley the Russian am bassador, J. Pierpont Morgan. White aw Reid and Mrs. Reid, Harriet Lane Johnston a niece of the late President James Buchanan, who was appointed United States minister to Great Britain n 1853 John Sargent, the American painter; Mrs. Douglass Robinson, Mrs, w. s. Cowles Lord Kenyon, Sir Stan ey Clark. the Countess of Gosford MT. 7hoate. Mrs. Choate and Miss Choate, Henry White. secretary of the embas- ", and Miss White, J. Ridge,ey Carter, iecond secretary of the embassy, and William Woodward, private secretary if MT. Choate.
 The following persons were invited to ,e present after the dinner:
 William c. Eustis, third secretary of he embassy, and Mrs. Eustis: Com handler Richardson Clover, IT. S. A., . nd Mrs. Clover; Douglass Robinson, l , dajor Edward B. Cassett, Y. s. A.; J /. Saltonstall, of Boston; Mre. J. Mont ! Omery Sears of Boston; Miss Reid, J. }. Morgan, jr, Hon. Michael Herbert nd Mrs. Herbert; Mr. and Mrs. Ed 7 fund Lincoln Baylies, William Wet 1ore and the other members of the pecial embassy to the coronation of the ing.