Evening journal., 1905-03-04

between the tips OF the wings down
to the size Of bee
Mrs. Fairbanks viii wear n gown OF
white satin duchesse, embroidered with
roses Of gold in the natural size Of the
flower The lace trimming is OF Brus-
sells point d'applique. with design
Of howknots and marguerites inter-
woven.
Every man who has the right to
sport a uniform will do so. Diplomats
have been heard to sigh In years gone
by when some Western Governor and
his staff has hove IN sight
The decorations OF the ballroom VIII
outdo anything that ever before has
heen attempted. a carload of royal
palms from Porto Rico with leaves 25
feet IN length viii challenge the roses,
opchids and ferns FOR the admiration
o< tho multitude. Fircproof bunting
will be draped from every vantage
point. and shields and coats -of-arms OF
the various States viii hung In conspic-
uous places.
As an additional attraction there VIII
be a mixed chorus Of GOO voices that
viii sing patriotic songs IN greeting 20
tho new Chicf Executive. Professor
Fanciulli, formerly leader or the Ma
rine Band, has composed a song. en-
Titled zone Flag and one Country
which viii be sung for the first time
az the ban. Another is "Uhion and
Liberty" by Horatio Parker. composed
especiallyfor the inaugural choral work.
The dance music has been selected from
the masterpieces Of the most renown-
cd OF the Old World composers.
President to Lead the March
The door Of the Pension Building viii
be thrown open at s O'Clock. but the
President and his party viii not arrive
until . o'clock. A half hour later the
grand march Will commence. President
and Mrs. Roosevelt leading. All fesuvi
ties will have 10 close sharply at mid
night, because it Is believed best "a
trespass no Sabbath principles.
Thus the usual practice Of the Presi-
dents leaving al midnight and turning
the hall over 10 the populace to dance
until daybreak Will have 10 be aban-
dOned. supper vii be served between
IL O'Clock and midnight.
The Presidents Protection.
Twelve hundred uniformed police, Il
plain-clothes men. detectives from
every large city OF the country. whl
are walking encyclopedias on crimi-
nails, their habits and their haunts, in.
sured the success OF the Inauguration
from the standpoint OF safety. Precau.
tions against possible harm to the Pres.
ident were most elaborate. From the
time he loft the White House until hs
returned he was guarded by 30 expert.
enced sleuths. On either side of ths
carrage there trudged a dozen detec
tives, while keeping pace with the Pres,
identlal party along the curb marched
another line a plain-clothes men. A
squad Of secret service men followet
on bicycles.
house toulouse inquiry had alread,
been made as to possible tenants fo
the day who would view the parad,
from the hundreds OF windows and bal
comics overlooking the dine Of march
The police We're determined that no one
crazed or otherwise. should have tn
opportunity from a point OF vantag,
20 take a shot at the President. al
cranks and overzealous folks who man
ifested anxiety to get closer to tn
( Presidential party than the steel cable
allowed were taken in charge and hel,
until the parade had passed.
Five hundred policemen had complete
control of the grounds surrounding tn
White House, the broad expanse o
Pennsylvania avenue. and the ground
Of the Capitol
Washington was a gala city today Il
the fullest sense OF the term. Every
where decorations met the eye. Grand
stands We're covered with . bunting
buildings wore streamers Of red. whit
and blue; American flags graced ever
available stan. The center of attrac
ton was az the White House, wher
the parade review took place. In La
fayette square the largest stand I'm tn
city was erected. II accommodate
5000 reserved-seat holders, who ha.
paid from three 10 five dollars each 70
admission. Across the Avenue was IN
| Presidential stand, seating 1900 persons
the most ornamental in town. Doric col
umns supported the roof, the classi
scheme being accentuated in the middl
section, from which President Roosevelt
the Inaugural Committee. and a. chos
en- few. consisting Of Cabinet members
their families and guests. participate
In the review.