New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
sador while 10 the left Of Lord Pauncefote was
the Mexican Ambassador
LIST OE THE CHESTS

while 10 HIS right was DR.. Won Holleben, the
German Ambassador, and to his left the French
Ambassador. To the right of the German Am
bassador was the Italian Ambassador and at
the left of the French Ambassador was Chief
Justice Fuller. The complete list OF those at
the dinner follows
The President
His Excellency the Secretary of State for the
Imperial German Navy Vice-Admiral Won
Tirpitz.
His Excenency Vice-AdmraI Won Esendecher.
His Excelency Court Chamberlain Vice-Ad-
miral Won Seckendorff.
His Exceency Centre Admiral Count Bau-
dissin, Imperial German Navy.
Captain Won Muller, Imperial German Navy,
Lieutenant Commander Schmidt Won Schwindt,
Imperial German Navy.
Lieutenant Commander Won Egidy, Imperial
German Navy.
Lieutenant Commander Trotha, Imperial
German Navy.
Lieutenant Commander Won Grumme. I'm
perial German Navy.
Staff Surgeon DR.. Reich.
The British Ambassador Lord Pauncefote
The German Ambassador DR.. Holleben.
The Ambassador of France NJ. Jules Cambon.
The Ambassador of Russia Count Cassini.
The Mexican Ambassador Sefor Don Manuel
de Azpiroz.
The Italian Ambassador, Signor Edmondo
Mayer des Planches
Count A. Quadt.
Commander Won Rebeur PaschwitZ.
Chief Justice Fuller
Secretaries Hay, Shaw and Root
Attorney General Knox.
Postmaster General Payne.
Secretaries Long. Hitchcock and Wilson
The President pro tempore of the Senate, Mr..
Frye.
Speaker Henderson.
The Presidential delegates David ]. Hill,
Major General Henry c. Corbin. Rear Admiral
Robley D. Evans Colonel Theodore A Bingham.
Commander William s. Cowles.
Joseph B. Foraker and Charles H. Grosvenor.
chairmen of the executive committees OF Sem
ate and House of Representatives. to receive
Prince Henry.
Senators Cullom, Aldrich, CockreN, Hale and
Representatives Hit. Dinsmore Payne. Rich
ardson. Cannon. Livingston, Foss and Cum
Lieutenant General Miles
Surgeon General Rixey.
William H. Taft Civil Governor Of the Phil
ippine Islands.
Henry B. MacFariand president Board Of
Commissioners, District of Columbia.
Herbert Putnam, Librarian of Congress.
s. P. Langley. secretary Smithsonian Institu-
tion.
Hon. Robert T. Lincoln
Cornelius n Bliss
r. 0. Wolcott
7. Jefferson Coolidge.
J. Perpont Morgan.
Lewis Cass Ledyard
A J. Cassatt.
Marvin Hughitt
Arthur won Briesen.
Professor Hugo Munsterberg.
Adolohus Burch
General Fred c. Winkler.
Clement A. Griscom.
Consul General Karl Buenz
Frederick w. Hollis.
PRESIDENTS TOAST TO PRINCE.
During the dinner the President proposed the
health Of the German Emperor and the German
people. saying:
We admire their great past and great present,
and we wish them all possible success in the
future. May the bonds of friendship between
the two peoples ever grow stronger.
The President also proposed the health of our
guest, Prince Henry of Prussia, in these words:
In the name of the American people 1 greet
you, and extend you our warmest welcome and
the assurance OF our heartiest goodwill.
Following the toast of the President 10 the
German Emperor, Prince Henry arose and ad-
dressing himself to the President, proposed a
toast to President Roosevelt and the people of
the United States. accompanying 1t with an
expression Of goodwill and a hope for the
tinuation OF friendly relations between the Ger
man and American nations Then following Mr..
Roosevelt's toast to Prince Henry.
The selections played by the Marine Band dur
ing the evening included a march, Hands
Across the Sea-; overture, "a Cakewalk at
Georgia Camp Meeting; waltz, "On the Beau
tiful Rhine; selection "Od Folks at Home;
Hearts Message" and a medley of German and
American airs
Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt were not
present at any portion of the evenings festivi-
ties, the company being limited entirely to men.
After the dinner the guests repaired to the
pariors, where for hour or more they re-
mained in social conversation. The Prince
chatted freely with the company. many Of whom
he had met during the day. At 10:40 o'clock
the party dispersed, the Prince leaving the
White House directly for the railroad station,
where his special train awaited him. A troop
of cavalry and squadron Of mounted and
bicycle policemen acted escort to the station
and saw him safely aboard the train which left
at midnight for New-York City.
The name of Senator Martin. of Virginia was
originally the list Of those given out as guests
at the dinner, but he declined the invitation
The menu at the dinner was as follows:
Marcopruner. 'ss
Huitres Coquile Croutes panachees
,,, Potage Consonme Brunoise.
Most chsndon Brat atnfnnss fmperts1. silee''
TeTrapin a la Bainnore 'A'
flet dc Boeaf f'fG TIanb6useSa ni2 Ss aGete 1893
49, Chapon rAmbassadree.
Most & chandon White Seal
AsPerges. Sauce Mousseline.
sorbet Imperial.
Canard Cangasback ROT.
Hominy saade de saison.
Apollnaris IAqueurs.
Marr3Rs ms, glaoes
GIFTS TO THE PRESIDENT.
Washington Feb 24.-Before the dinner at the
White House tonight there We're presented to
the President large pastel portrait OF Prince
Henry in naval attire, a bust of the Emperor
and an autograph naval scale prepared by the
Emperor The bust of the Emperor shows him
n the uniform of the guard with eagle tinned