The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-27
CAPTAINS OF INDU USTRY DINNER
Notable Gathering in Favor of Prince
 Henry.

| New York, Feb 26-The luncheon given in honor of Prince Henry by twelve New York gentlemen and gov- | ernment official to about one hundred
 Americans from all parts of the United States, who are of eminence in the finance, commerce and industries of the United States, at Sherrys to-day, was
 in some respects the most notable func- tion of it's kind ever held in this city.
 There were 137 persons seated at eleven tables.
 Those present were:
 J. Pierpont Morgan, Morris K Jessup
 Edward D. Adams, George F. Baker,
 John Clafiin, Ebert H. Gray, Abram
 s. Hewitt, Levi P Morton, Alexander
 E. Orr, William Rockefeller, James
 Stillman, William K Vanderbilt, with
 l.. M Golderberger of Berlin.
 At the table at which the prince sat
 were: Edward D. Adams, Command
 CT von Holleben, Alexander E. Orr,
 Consul General Karl Buenz, William
 Rockefeller, Commander von Grumme,
 George F. Baker, Vice Admiral Baron
 von Seckendorff, Levi P. Morton Gen.
 eral von Plessen, Abram S. Hewitt,
 Alnbas ssador von Holleben J. Pierpont
 Morgan, Norris K. Jessup, Vice Admir-
 al von Tirpitz, Ebert H. Gary, Vice
 Admiral von Eisendecker James Still
 man, Rear Admiral Count von Baudis
 sin, Ludwig M. Godberger, Captain von
 Muller, John Claflin, Commander Kip
 per.
 At the other tables sat: Baron von Ritter Sugrunstein of Washington, Dr. H. Wiegand of Bremen, Colonel Theo- dore A. Bingham, Gustav W. Tietgens of Hamburg, Assistant Secretary of State David J. Hill, the mayor of New York, Major General Henry c. Corbn, George Plate of Bremen, Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, Albert Ballin of Hamburg, Commander William s. Cowles, Commander von Rebeur-P Pasch- witz of Washington, Naval Surgeon Dr. Uthemann, Staff Surgeon pr. Reich, Captain Baron von Kap- Herr of Wash ington, Lieutenant Commander von der Osten, Lieutenant Commander von Lieutenant Commander Karpf, Count von Montgilas of Washington, Consul Geissler.
 Those at the tables marked for the captains of industry were:
 Edward G. Acheson, James W. AL exander, J. Ogden Armour, George F. Baker, Alexander Graham Bell, Ed ward J. Berwind. John s. Billings, k. | W. Bliss. Emil l.. Boas, Frederck G. | Bourne Henry P. Bowdith, John A. | Brashaer, Alexander E. Brown, Charles i F. Brush Adolphus Busch, Alexander | J. Cassatt Frank w. Cheney, Duane | Fl. Church, Charles G. Cramp, Francis B. Crocker, William B. Cogswell, John | H. Converse, Charles F. Clark, Charles Deering. Theodore l. De Vinne, Will
 jam E. Dodge, John F. Dryden. James B. Duke, W. H. Dunwoody, Thomas A. Marshall Field, David E. Fran ,is, John Fritz, George J. Gould, James B. Grant, Clement A. Griscom. James D. Hague Charles M. Hall, Edward H. Hartman, Henry O. Havemeyer, Mar yin Hughitt, Julian Kennedy, Samuel ? Langley; Robert T. Lincoln. John- ton Livingston, John A. Mccall, John Iarkle, Samuel Mather, J. Rogers Maxwell, Charles s. Mellen, Rear Ad- niral Melville, Albert A. Micha elson, ). o. Mills. S. Weir Mitchell, Charles A Moore, George S. Morrison, Henry Horton, Franklin MacVeagh, Max Ma han, Simon Newcomb, Frederick 'abst, William Barclay Parsons, Ed yard c. Pickering. Albert A. Pope, Henry S. Pritchett, Michael I. Pupin Norman B. Ream, Edwin Reynolds, ohm D. Rockefeller w A. Roebling. Henry H. Rogers Charles M. Schwab, ,ustav IT. Schwab, Irving M. Scott, 'oleman Sellers, Samuel Spencer, Fran is I. Sprague, Nikola Tesla, Elihn ,, thompson, Robert H. Thurston, Her ert H. Vreeland, Charles D. Walcott, Gear Admiral ]. G. Walker, George G. Yard. Levi C. Weir. George Westing- ouse Edward Weston, Frederick ( P. A. B widener. {
 The luncheon was served in the ban l uet hall. The floor was covered with s rimson rugs and the walls were con- l ealed by tapestry either reddish or rown in hue. About ninety ladies were resent in the balcony as the guests of | he wives of the hosts. r It had been the aim of those who i t