New-York tribune., 1903-01-09


The Secretary TO the Pres!- Miss Blss,- ,,i.z =
Ms Corteiyou James Albert Gary
eoion9f a'55 d'4az n A Bingham panteI s Lamont
Captain W s. covles. John ": Grisgs
William Loeb. jr The Misses 4ss,65Z orisgT s1th.
r r.. F. zJ5an Barnes, Mrs; IJms5 Smith j Gage.
Miss Isabella L. Hasner. John D. Long
The Chief Justice. Mrs. Long.
Ms Tgiis5 NIisc. n5z s1s II G. $ Batns R Rsaf r.
Justice Harlan. Mrs, John Russell elI Young,
The Tls Misses fis5esi Harlan. Mrs. semple1.
3a5ses MiSs Es4 9 Hd4iah mhTlnn Child Mrs Mrs sherda
Mrs Beidan Noble. senator sem. 2T.r and Mrs Hanna
sastl'f M4s sssTsF 81 F9 RnslPs Foraker
Miss Bre%er Sfns'Yf Sfias louise Use Foraker.
Justice Jg e,E1?5%i Brq%n, ,enator Morgan.
justice siTas Miss Miss earRe1s HaTS e / i6 M6Tssn.
3nstt6s JUST shlFas Wsise. senator Kean
Justice Peckhann senator and Mrs AIger-
Mrs PeskaaTn: Frederick NJ Alger.
The Misses Mckenna- Senator James K. Jones
Mrs Holmes. james Jane K Jones. ir.
Frank a. Munsey, Mss Sue
Miss Emma Frye White. Senator Ss and Mrs EIkn,.
WaIlach T; white: j. senator 7. E A PIat5 ~.
Wiag9 Frye White Senator and Mes hsDeT
The Speaker of the House Miss Annie DeDew PeuIdns
Mrs Henderson Senator and Mrs. Proctor
biVaq A. hl Adee Senator sti and Mrs wotmore.
Mss MIS- g g. Adst Adee Miss Maade Weor.
The solicitor General. Senator and Mrs. Lodge.
MIS- Mrs GnaESs 6aT EaFi0" Representative and Mrs HIT
Rear ADMIRAL H c. Taylor. + B F AlasEgrand
Mrs Taylor. Mrs MaeFarland
suTseon Ts General P. NJ, Ms. D Bouslass S..
Mrs RiHfT, Ri.ey. ir. and Mrs Nj hi H L. West
Mrs English. MISS NesC g,zz-
CONS Nathan Mss y rs s 3 r Bdds s;,,.rs,
eutenant W Crawford onsi 5Ss Gs6Ese rayban
Major General Henry c. T59mss T55; FaTRaT p Walsh
Corbin Mrs Walsh
Brgadier General J. NJ. N Mrs D. AIexs1deT faSaaaest'
Wilson. ~. ,,.,.- perry 5. Heath
Brgadier General George L. Mrs. siP"aPg Pyle.
:, Gilles!pie. Rch4rd Harding Davis.
Lieutenant Colonel Henry FInIe1 pete Dunno
Mrs WHtney q !'S { cIoner cioreI
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Mrs Clover.
MRS Reber EdWin HfViL1 Morsann rnn''N
Lieutenant Colonel Marion. WhiteIaw Reid
Mrs. Maus Baroness Won Palm.
Beautiful as is the appearance Of the White
House by daylight. it takes added charm
at night. This particularly true tonight
when the great new lantern in the portico and the
countless other glowing lights illuminated the
dazzling whiteness of the walls The scene one
of great hrilIiance and animation Official aids
in constant evidence and carried out the de
tails of the arrangements faithfully The gates
were opened at $50 and the reception began at 9
o'clock The guests by the east terrace
and memories of former congestion revived
only by contrast. CloakroomS, luxury hitherto
unknown to the guests of the White House. had
placed the lower end of the grand staircase
and the old boiler room. now thoroughly trans
formed and furnished in crimson offered pleas
ant waiting for tine guests. After leaving
the cloakrooms the guests passed up the grand
stairway and through the private dining at
the right into the state dining room. where they
awaited their turn TO enter the Blue Parlor. where
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt received them.
Mrs. Roosevelt rich white satin and lace
diamond medallions formed her necklace. and she
wore diamond combs in her hair Like all the
women Of the receiving party she carried bou-
auet Of lilies-of- the-vaey Mrs. Shaw wife of the
Secretary of the Treasury, who occupied the place
of honor at her right was in white brocaded satin
Mrs Knox in white spangled tulle, with
touches of pink; Mrs. Payne, white satin pauelled
with lace; Miss Wilson. French blue silk trimmed
with a scrollwork Of black Miss Alice Roosevelt
wore white spangled tulle white silk with
corsage bouquet of red carnations.
Among the strikingIy handsome toilets by
the women of the diplomatic corps were the fol-
lowing: Lady Herbert, wife of the British Am
bassador white satin. with tiara OF diamonds
Sonora Azpiroz. wife of the Mexican Ambassador
orchid velvet and point lace: Nine Hengelmtier,
wife of the Austrian Ambassador. blue satin
panelIed with lace; Nine. Takahira. wife of the
Japanese Minister, black spangled lace; Sonora
Cana wife of the FIRST secretary OF the Chilian
legation lilac satin, embroidered in silver; Baron
ess Moncheur, wife of the Belgian Minister.
black velvet and spangled jet; Countess Cassin
ivory lace; her guest, Mile des Planques, spangled
tuIle over pink; Signora des Planches wife of the
Italian Ambassador. white lowered satin and sa-
ble: Frau Scheck, of the German Embassy white
silk with corsage bouquet of lila -; Mrs. Leger
black lace spaugled with silver: the Misses Bourke
ber neces wore white and pink chiffon: Sonora
Perez French blue satin; Sonora Torres, old rose
silk embroidered in white. Other handsome toilets
we're those of Mrs. Corbin. white satin arabesque
with blue ribbon. tewelled with pansv design;
Mrs Hanna ivory satin. point lace and diamonds
Mrs Draper. ivory velvet. jewelled with solitaire
rearIs and errnine tips; Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh.
r,h,, velvet: Mrs. Fairbanks. white silk. embrotd-
cred in rinl flowers; Mrs. Lodge. white tUiie,
xnapgled with silver; Mrs. Foraker blue silk. en-
broidqred in pink flowers, pink flowers in hair; Mrs
penew light blue Liberty silk. rope necklace of
diamonds; Miss Kean peach pink velvet; Mrs
STANLEY Matthews cream lowered hrocade and
'girdle of diamonds
The President and Mrs Roosevelt have as house
guests this evening Miss Martha McCook. MT and
X-tstor anil Jones.