New-York tribune., 1902-01-02

recognized as a close friend There hurry
siderable delay while pleasantries were exchanged.
Mrs. Roosevelt proved TO he most charming
After the members of the Diplomatic Corps came
Hem hed tb e ~ m me o9bnr hign EeGerai
courts in wasbi1ston re representing as whole the
Judicial bra9c5 Of the goyeTnmSnt Next came
Henderson among them.
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS.
There was another fash OF gold lace and cank
of sabres and spurs when At i 40 o'clock, the high
est ranking officers OF the army and navy were re
ceived Side by side. At the head Of the army con-
tingent, strode Lieutenant General Nelson A.
Miles. commanding the army. and Major General
Henry c. Corbin, the Adiutant General General
Miles was in the fun uniform OF mis- rank. with
across his breast from shoulder hip. Following
him came the many officers OF his staff and the
heads Of the army bureaus stationed in Washing
ton. In view Of recent events. expectation was on
tiptoe General Miles appeared before the Presi-
t99fins gnuspaL The I!csiGel,J Erestei General
10 others. and General Miles returned tie saluta-
ton in the same spirit and then passed along the
Admiral Dewey was another of the callers to
unifor 8I n 0n,dn i0E @ Gi p1aa G1eTT' rr an IN i!
wore the sword voted % him by Congress for the
yictory Of Manila and on his breast was the
medal concentrating that event. tie, too
cordially welcomed by he President.
General Haywood at their head, followed the navy.
Institution the commissener % Of Fhnries th
Civil Service Commission the Interstate Commerce
secretaries of departments, the Solicitor General,
soner of Pensions, the Commissioner Of Patents.
the Controller Of the Currency the Associated Vet
the REPUBLIC, the Miltary order Of the Loyal
Legion, Union Veterans Union and Spanish War
At I2SO o'clock the reception to the public began
and crowds accepted this first opportunity to
grasp the hand Of the President Mr Roosevelt
orders
one Who wished 70 pay his respects TO him had
cEeeds and ages were Represented In the throng
in no way relaxed his oordality. and all received
the same CHEEKY greeting. For two hours the hu-
10 withdraw Tor their own receptions The PreSi-
hand which began 10 show the effects OF continued
fbe Presidehf took Mrs Roosevelt on his arm so aRd
10 the strains Of quick step by the Marine Band
the Presidential and Cabinet party withdrew to
,he private rooms Qf the mansion Although sew
f5ai taoqssha PEOPLE ha1 gTaspe1 hiS Nh nah9 s me
welt also underwent the physical strain without ap-
parent discomfort
THE RECEIVING PARTY.
The official list of tine women invited to assist
at the reception is as follows:
Mrs Hay, Mrs. Root. Mrs. Knox. Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Long, Mrs. Hitchcock, Miss Wilson.
The women invited TO the Blue Room were:
The Misses Hay. Miss Root. Miss Knox. the
Misses Hitchcock, Mrs. George B. Cortelyou, Miss
Kinds. Mrs. William Loeb. tr, Mrs. T A, Bingham
Mrs. David ]. Hill. Mrs. William Cary Sanger and
Mrs Fuller. the Misses Fuller Mrs Harlan the
Misses Harlan, Miss Child Mrs. Gray, Mrs
Brewer. Miss Brewer, Miss Goodwin Mrs. Shiras.
Mrs. White, Mrs. Peckham, Mrs McKenna and
the Misses McKenna.
Burrows. Mrs. Shelby NJ Cullom Mrs Fisher
Miss Pauldng. Mrs stephen B. Elkins Miss Ell
kins, Mrs. Charles w Fairbanks Mrs. Joseph B.
I Foraker. Miss Foraker, Mrs. Eugene Hale, Mrs
Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. }. X. Jones, Mrs. Kean the
Misses Kean, Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge, Mrs
George Cabot Lodge. Mrs A. J. Gardner Mrs
James Mcmillan, Miss Mcmillan, the Misses Nor
gan Mrs. O. II. Platt Mrs Redheld Proctor Miss
Proctor and Mrs Henry NJ Teller
Mrs John Dalzell, Mrs Charles H. Grosvenor
Mrs. Robert r. Hit Mrs. S. r. Payne Miss Rich
ardson. Mrs. J. c. Sbley. Mrs. George w. Steele
and Mrs. Frederic Storm.
Mrs Miles. Mrs. Corhin. Mrs John NJ Wilson.
Miss Waller and Mrs. George NJ. Sternberg
Mrs Dewey Mrs. p. NJ RiXey, Mrs. English
Miss Taunt. Mrs. w. x. Van Reypen and Miss
Mrs II b. F MacFarland. the Misses Ross.
Mrs. L. S. Grant, Mrs. SartOris, the Misses Sar-
tors, Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston, Miss Kennedy.
/ Mrs. Philip II. Sheridan. the Misses Sheridan Mrs
James G. Blaine, Mrs. II; S. b. Beale. Mrs. George
Letter Mrs Hobson, Miss Lena Morton, Miss Lay.
Mrs w s. Cowles, Mrs. Douglas Robinson, jr..
Miss Corinne Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Arnold
Hague, Mrs. James Lowndes, Miss Tuckerman,
welt. Miss Christine Roosevelt Mrs. Hilborne L.
I Roosevelt. Miss Dorothy Roosevelt, Miss Rhett
Mrs. j. West Roosevelt. Mrs John F. Roosevelt
Miss Pansy Roosevelt, Mrs. Douglas Robinson
Miss Whitmore, Mrs Brooks Adams. Mrs. George
l. Gillespie, Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh. Mrs. Charles
Francis Adams Mrs. Edward Fl. Wales. Miss
I Gage, Miss Lomax, Mrs. Ridsely, Mrs James G.
Blaine. jr.. and Mrs. Gresham.