The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-27
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| Ing, Theodora l. n. Winnie. William u.
Dodge, John y. Dryden, James b. Duke,
w. II. Dunwoody Thomas \. Edison,
Marshal Field David r Francis John
Fritz George Gould, james Il. Grant.
Clement 4. Grscom, james d Hague.
Charles W. Halt H. H. Hartman, Henry
o. Havmcycr, Marvin Hnghitt Julien
Kennedy Samuel p. Langley. Robert r.
Lincoln, Johnston Livingston John A. Me.
Call, John Nlarklc, Samuel Mather, ].
Rogers Maxwell, Charles S. Melleu. Rear
Admiral Melville \. H. Mlchaclson. u. O.
Mills S Weir Mitchell Charles A. Moore.
George $. Morrison, Henry Morton, Frank
lin McVcagh Max Nathan, simon New.
com, Frederick Pabst, William Barclay
Parsons, Edward c. Pickering, Albert A.
fo1'- Henry -. rrItchett, Michael l.
Pupin Norman u Teaf~----<-S* ara s.Yev-
A.tlGs, NJohn H. Rockefeller WA. Rocb.
ling Henry d. Rogers. Charles NJ Schwub
August Schwob, Irving NJ. Scott, Colman
Sellers Samuel Sphqccr, Francis J.
Spraeuc, Nicola Tesla. Eubu Thompsoni
I Robert II. Thurston, Herbert H. Vreeland
Charles d. Wacou, Rear Admiral J. J.
Walker George 6. ward Low c. Weir
George Westinghouse, Edward Weston,
frederick Ne}erhanser, r \, II. Widcucr
II mas he'h the aim Of those who gave the
luncheon ia conduct II In every essential
ms though II was an entertainment given
In a private residence ana It was explained
that in invitinF the Captains of Industry"
an effort had been nude 10 select as such
guests mon who hnd done something townrd
the progress and prosperity of tho I-nIrcd
states
when tho luncheon was finished Mr.
Morgan proposed toasts to "Ihr prosiJcnt
Of the United states" TO the "pmppror M
Gcrmany' and TO "Prluce Henry of prus-
sa"
His royal hshncss arose IN response and
offered the toast "To the CAPTAINS Of M !
dustry." After that MIR. Morgan pronosci
the toast "Ihe Ladies'"
Priuco Henry aud his suite were each
presented to the guests. lie cuutersed with |
each person thus introduced and, litter all |
had been presented took seat IN The cen |
ter Of group composing his hosts and !
members of his suite and talked at great /
length with several mon who had been in
vited to meet him. More than an hour
was occupied in such conversation.
The walters AZ the luncheon we're dressed
In black corded coats. black waistcoa's
with invisible buttons, black plush knee
breeches. with gold buckles at the knee
whi,s .,ovas e'' P'''"' ''''n'' pumps and
AT THE ARGON soCIErY,s Nam
At the Arion soclety's hail nm p,rp ave-
nue. Prince Henry said in Cermon maj Il
gave him great pleasure To hnd btmse,s
In the house Of German society and -
be afforded the opportunity Of WITNESSING
the parade of the German socielios from,
lts balcony, Tho princo was tber os,ort,1
to the large hall IN stairs. whore DR. Iouis
weylsnd and the committee Of tho cAr.
man. American societies proseptea 70 him,
a handsome album for which the. nrInce re-
turned thanks
TIE royal party was tben es,or,od -
the beautifully decorated balcony ~ tho
club. The procession. which had started
commanded the attention NJ
the prince who seemed immensely nloYsod
and Impressed with the spcc,aelr.
There were about GOO men ~ llne. After
the passage of the procession the urincs
heard the singing chorus OF the societies.