New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-13

personally very fond. He has been teased about
giving her a silver gavel with which TO rule the
house OF Longworth; but such a selection will not
be made. and Mss Roosevelt VIII have sornsthins
TO treasure from him which does not suggest 4
Joke So far as can be learned. it is the iuten-
ton Of the Russian Ambassador and Baroness
Rosen 10 send any gift % Miss Roosevelt A
though the Mexican Ambassador and Nine. Casasus
Will do what Is appropriate, they are unpreparsd
TO make their gift public.
So many gifts arrived al the White House to-day
that IT is hard TO distinguish which are meant for
birthday gifts and which for wedding presents. nut
with the wedding only four days or II is scarc-y
necessary that one should know One OF the latss'
and handsomest things 70 arrive to-day was ina
ormolu table sent by the King OF Italy. II has tns
usual rich golden base. while the nlaid meda-lons
about the top and the centre medallion are IrAiAa
scenes executed by a well known artist
Secretary and Mrs. Bonaparte we're supposed to
have given the order for the solid silver ship which
is being finished by a Baltimore tewsller. ouf u
has been learned that they contemplate sending
complete set of small silver spoons. knives ana
forks of all shapes and sizes. the whole set no"
being finished in their home city.
Miss Roosevelt has increased her order for nas
from six to a dozen. one OF them coral y.
hat with touches of gold about il, and another ..
steel blue. trimmed with steel blue plumss anu
silver braid Another is OF brown. the color az
fected by Miss Roosevelt winter before last 01,
several lace hats
There will be no necessity for Miss Roosesen
70 BUY handkerChiefS hosiery for years 70 eot'
Tor dozens or the most exquisite productions .. -
loom nave been sent to her, many OF them Suing
rom abroad Some the work OF the women -
SG3a Porto REQ and the Philippines me os szs
de1t myers have fashioned dainty corset cnsS
ana other small garments for the bride. the 40
on some being so exquisite and minute N &C., Gee,
as 10 carry out the idea OF the finest eooNo.
among other things these needle workers 49, 49,
embroidered several summer gowns on ms IL.
siest white muslin. which have been presented 10
MISS Roosevelt as part OF her rousseau -.
rad the President and Mrs. Roosevelt seat ~
nve thousand invitations 10 the wedding instead u
the eight hundred announced, dissatisfaction WI
Sun reign This time IL is the Senators. or rains.
their wives who most disappointsl at not csIns
AFFAIR when the invitations were sent out N tas
name OF the President and Mrs. Roosevelt 20 ~
heads Of embassies and legations the Caoinet ~
oody the supreme Court and other officials Iess.s
out the Senators. The Senate Is a rather I15o
body There are Sixty-One members who have ny.
entertain for the their mothers and sisters
No senators have been invited except Mr. Lyoss.
who Is close personal friend OF the Preslcs1s.,,
senator kean. whose family IS closely rels,eu
ths ROoSeVeltS, and few others. IN fact Nne. =
Is considered that only two hundred guests W.
gernon Sartoris, IL is readily seen that the -
Dent and Mrs. Roosevelt have extended the 80
taton list almost beyond the hounds Of reason ~,
certainly beyond the accommodations OF the WINS
House
The Japanese Legation to-day received adves -
Miss Roosevelt arrived at Seattle Feort1AA
anu WsS immediately forwarded by express % a. a.
city, The character OF the gift viii not De W
closed until il arrives here