The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-29

ing him.
The Kitchen Cabinet
The me,nbe of the President
kitchen cabinet were then introduced.
They were preceded by a delegation of
the Rough Riders, and followed by a
delegation of what the President de-
scribed as the ''Rough Writer'S" Other
representatives of the United States
Government took part in the game.
They were the members of the kitchen
cabinet
Much enthusiasm was created by the
introduction zof the following alleged
program of performances by members
of the club:
nary 80. 1905. Grand exhibition by Prof.
Samuelson's pupils. matinee and even
ing. Performances daily.
Samuel G. Blythe, in his great ex-
pansion (3s inches act.
Louis A. Coolidge, marvellous toe
ba1ancer.
n. O.. Messenger, the unparalleled
Jumper 2,o4s jumps. by actual count.
Robert ]. Wynne, most striking ex-
ample of physical culture in reducing
weight.
Rudolph Hartmann act Inhaling. Ex-
haIing,
nent.
Gymnastic specialties by Harry S.
Brown, Richard H. Lindsay, and other
of the professors prize pupils.
A Song of Bryan.
One song was one of the big hits of
the evening 1t was as follows:
Bryan came to town, just to look
around:
Politics and fortune had been shy;
Campaigns had been lost, at fearful
Still the Presidential goose hung high
Parker hutted in-he was licked ike
Then cry went UP Ger all the land
Bring back Billy Bryan, he's the only
That can lead the Democratic band"
CHORUS.
Bryan. he's the man for me. steady as
the shining sun,
In a style and manner free; ready any
time to run;
Bryan, he's the man for me; twice a.
candidate was he;
No one else is in 1t for a minute; Billy
Bryan is the man.
Bryan said, .Adieu, 1 think a lot of
Sadness touched the Rooseveltian
I've decI are, X said he that this
Quite the last for which am inclined
Wish that I could see one who thinks
AS to trusts and railways and the like
Where's a candidate for next elections
That in me a tender chord would
striker"
The speech of the President was the
last feature of the evening.
The Guests.
The invited guests were:
The President of the United States
Willis ]. Abbott, Detroit, Milton E
Allies, James NJ Allison, Cincinnati
Times-Star;;" Robert Armstrong, As
sistant Secretary of Treasury; O. P
Austin.
Joseph c, Baldwin, jr.. New York
Barksdale, Pennsylvania Railroad; Rich
ard Bartholdt, Representative from mis-
souri,; Dr.. Edward Bedloe, Alexande
Graham Bell. Charles ]. Bell, Clifford K
Bergman. washington POST; Thoma
Biagden, Arthur blanchard, E. Ray
mond Bliss. Chicago; ]. W. Blythe, c. b
& c. r. r., George w. Boyd, Charlie
=. Boynton. Associated Press. Ney
York; George j. Brennan, Philadelphi;
Inquirer David j. Brewer. Assoeiat
Justice United States Supreme Court
William Jennings Bryan, r. e. [
William Henry Burnett, Capt
5utt. u S. A.; Theodore z. Bur
fl- presentative from Ohio; Barol
t2fs. Observation-Disclosures Ger
bassy; Timothy T. Byrnes, n
4. & H r. R.
3-seea G. Cannon, Speaker House o
Asgas natives; J. H Carroll St Louis
nE 4 Chappell. New London. Gem.
hapin. lieutenant commander, L
John a. Childs, Evanston, III.
New York; w Frank Claudy; W. Muir
ray CraEe, Senator from Massachu
sets; J. NJ Culp. Southern Railway; E
Cunliffe-Owen, New York.
r
Bradley Davidson; Edwin Boileau De
Graw; Charles H DIETRICH, Senator fror
from New York; C. S. Diehl, Associate
Press, New York; Philip t. Dodge, Nes
York John F. Dryden, Senator fror
George ". Evans; John Meiggs Ever
Chicago. --------S 1
Charles w, Fairbanks, Vice President
Henry D. Fry; Charles w Fuller. Ne,
Jersey; Henry W. Fuller. Chesapeak
and Ohio Railroad.
NJ E. Gable, "Pittsburg Tunes "
T. Gaiiher; Joseph Garneali. New York
Joseph Garretsen. cincinnati Times
STAR ]. Gibbons. lieutenant com
New York; Charles. G Clover; Arfhu
P. German, Senator from Maryland
Charles II. Grasty. .Baltimore Eyenin
shaFis a,ia o. 'SSeh0f' Nepfeseh'asiV
n Rays ,ssoI Has esa .Philaa q 5,h
IetttlCh tlidtile f1ltilu-
II. Harries, W. A. Harris, KaT
T. Harris, jr-, Richmond. Va
Burton Harrison, Represents
I'm New York; Hugh Tasting
Albany, N " Richard Hatton. pa,
master, II. S. NJ; r. G. Hazard, Peac
Dale, r., l.; Charles N. HendIey, W. !
Henderson, Southern Railway: Wiilial
y. Bibbs, Or p. Percy Kicking, Georf
Griswold Hill. New York Tribune;
Philip Hiss, New York; James C Hoo
Beaic R. Howard, George E. naHar
Frederick w. Huidekoper, Charles
Humphreys. quartermaster' general
S. a So
Charles M Irelan
a I}~a-f l. Johnson DIR H 7. Z, Joh,