Evening star., 1904-02-01
Cigars.
Wines.
Sauterne.
Champagne.
Aoet & Shandon, Brut Imperial
Apollinaris Water.

Eauterne.
Champagne. -
Aoet & Shandon, Brut Imperial.
Apollinaris Water.
The Guests.
The guests present were: The President
of the United States. William Stone Albert.
Washington. D. c.; Milton E. Allies, Wash
ington. D. c.; Nelson W.. Aldrich. senator
from Rhode Island; Robert B. Armstrong.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury: Louis
H. Ayers. Philadelphia: George F. Baker.
New York; James F. Barbour. Washington,
d. c.: F. N. Barksdale Pennsylvania rail-
road; DR.. Edward Bedloe. Philadelphia;
Albert ]. Beveridge. senator from Indiana;
Colonel John s. Biddle, u. s. A.; Joseph c.
8. Blackburn. senator from Kentucky; Ar
thur Blanchard, Washington, D. c.; Cornell
ius N. Bliss. New York; e. Raymond Bliss
Chicago: George w. Boyd, Pennsylvania
railroad; William K. Brownson, captain, U.
8. N: Major John NJ. Burke, New York;
Julius Caesar Burrows, senator from Mich
Robert Callahan, jr.. Washington, u. C.;
John NJ. Campbell, Philadelphia; Joseph G..
Cannon, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatiyes; Charles Arthur Carhste, SCUM
John F. Clarke. Brooklyn, N. y; Robert
c. Clowry, president Western Union Tele-
graph Company; Francis H: Coolidge, Bos-
ton; Francis Marion Cockrell. senator from
Missouri; Henry c. Corbin major general, U:
8. A.. George B. Cortelyou. Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor: w. Murray Crane.
Dalton. Mass: J: M. Culp. Southern rail-
c.. Thomas s. Dando, Philadelphia; Ernest
K. Daniel, Washington, D. c.; Don M.
Dickinson. Michigan; George II. Daniels,
New York Central and Hudson River rail-
ington, B. C.: Vernon NJ. Davis.
Judge Supreme Court, New York;
William R. Day, associate justice United
States Supreme Csurt; Edwin b. DE Graw'
Washington. D. c.; John T. Devine. Wash
ington d. c.; C. s. Diehl Associated Press;
Peter 8. Dooner, Philadelphia; John r.
Doyle, Washington; John F. Dryden. sena-
tor from Idaho; James w. Duncan, Chicago;
John W. Dwight, representative from New
York; w. J.. Eaton, Medora, n. D.; Sims
Ely, Phenix, Ariz.; ]. Tracy Eustis, Boston;
George w. Evans, Washington. D. c.; II.
Clay Evans. United States consul general,
London, England; David r. Francis st.
Louis; Victor G. Fischer. Washington. D.
Gil H. w. Fuller, Chesapeake and Ohio
Gable, Pittsburg Times; ]. H. Gallinger.
senator from New Hampshire; Joseph Car
neau. New York; Arthur Pue German. sena-
tor from Maryland; Clement A. Griscom,
Philadelphia; r. ]. Gross. Dunkirk. N. Y;
Charles H. Grosvenor representative from
Ohio; Frederick c. Handy. Washington. d.
c.; Marcus A. Hanna, senator from Ohio;
s. H. Hardwick Southern railway; George
II. AdTrloS, WdSnlnStOU, L. u, JoiH L
Harris, Chicago; William Randolph Heart,
representative from New York; John Calvin
Hemphill, News and Courier, Charleston. 8.
c.: w. P. Hepburn, representative from
Iowa; William B. Hibbs, Washington, d.
C.: Percy B. Hills. Washington. D. c.: VII
liam L. Hopper, Honolulu H. L.; D. M.
Houser, st. Louis Globe-Democrat; Charles
F. Humphrey, quartermaster general,
Joseph M. Huston, Philadelphia; DR.. H. L.
E. johnson. Washington, D. C.; Thomas
Kearns senator from Utah; George A
Kessler. New York; John ]. Knapp, lieu
Montague Lessler, New York; Charles M.
Lincoln, New York Herald; Charles Lin
kins, Washington, D. c.; William Loeb,
secretary to the President; Chester 1. Long,
senator from Kansas; A. F. Lucas. Wash
ington, D. c.; Robert H. Lyman, New York
World; Dr. Thomas L. Macdonald Wash
ington. D. c.; James H. Maddy. Baltimore
and Ohio railroad; George s. Mandell, Bos-
ton Transcript; Fred ]. Mather, jr., New
York Evening Post: Alden March, Phila-
Tribune; ]. s. McAnulty, Scranton. Pa;
Lanier Mckee. New York; George Nc
Laughlin, Wheeling, w. Va; William A.
Mearns, Washington, D. c.; Edward B.
Moore, st. Louis; N. o. Murphy. Arizona;
John H. Nolan. Washington, d. c.; Frank
B. Noyes, Chicago Record-Herald; Theo-
dore W. Noyes. Washington Star; Thomas
H. NOSeS, washington Quar-, IoT6nC0
o'Nein, Pittsburg Dispatch; Aulick
Palmer. Washington, D. c.: Henry
c. Payne. Postmaster General; F. H.
Pemberton, New York; Charles NJ. Pep
per Washington; nogdon; p g. James Petit
New York World; Louis A. Pradt. Wash
ington, d. c.; Herbert Putnam, librarian
of Congress; George F. Randolph, Balti-
more and Ohio railroad; William Hartman
Rapley. Washington, D. c.: Oscar J. Rick
etts, Washington, d. c.; William A. Red
ding New York; A. L. Reed, Atlantic Coast
Line railway; James F. Rhodes Boston;
Edward G. Riggs, New York Sun; J. Martin
Rommel. Philadelphia; Elihu Root. Secre-
tsry of War; Grant B. Schley, New York;
Winfield Scott Schley, rear admiral ire
tired. u. s. N; John D. Schmidlapp, Gin
cinnati; N. B. Scott, senator from West
Virginia; w. H. Self, Pittsburg Times: Don
c. SeitZ, New York World; Leslie NJ Shaw,
Secretary of the Treasury; T. P. Shonts,
Glover Leaf railway; John A. Sleicher, Les
Hes Weekly; ]. Henry Small Washington,
D. c.; Charles Emory Smith. Philadelphia
Press: r. A. c. Smith, New York; George
Q. Starr. London, England; J. Walter Steel,
Franklin, Pa; Baron Won Sternburg the
German ambassador; Frank B. Swiggard.
Washington. D. c.; Charles P. Taft, Gin
cinnati Times-Star; Henry w. Taft, New
York; William Howard Taft, governor of
the Philippines; F. c. Tate, representative
from Georgia; Horace A. Taylor, assistant
secretary of treasury; James A. Tawney,
representative from Minnesota; J. c.
Thompson. jr., st. Louis: w. H. Thompson,
st. Louis; E. B. Townsend, Washington, D.
G.; William A. Turk. Southern railway;
Frederick D. Underwood, Erie railway;
Nathaniel Van Doren, Washington, d. c.;
John G. Walker. rear admiral (retired), o.
5. N; l.. A. Watres, Scranton, Pa; Merrill
Watson, New York; James Weatherby Biz
mingham, Ala; Benjamin G. Wells, Phila-
delphia Press: Robert w. Wells Hyatts-
vile, Md; John F. Wilkins, Washington
Post; Louis Wiley. New York Times; John
r. Williams. Washington, d. c.; James
Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture; Simon
Wolf, Washington, d. c.
DECLINE TO GRANT REQUEST.