The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-15

tho Vatican collection, from Pope
z Two sevres vases, from President
Loubet of France.
A4Rsianef piece sgs}n Of evelry from King
back to the period Of Louis q XVI, from
Vieomte de Chambrun of the French
legation.
Necklaoe.of diamonds weighing three
quarters of carat each, from her
fiance, Congressman Nicholas Long
worth.
Eight pieces Of silver, lined with
gold, from the Cuban minister and
: Table set Of Tiffany glass, from the
New York members Of the house OF
representatives.
Ohio delegation in the house Of repre-
sentatives.
Solid gold Krag.J orgensen rife, from
the officers of the United States army.
i. Silver services, from TIE Rough
Carved loving cup, from the house
of representatives committee on foreign
/ affairs.
! Silver miniature Of the steamship
|Manchuria, on which. the. Taft party
went to the orient, from Secretary OF
the sNavY5 Bonaparte.
Partisan vase, from Swedish Minis
Pair Of antique silver vases, from
Mrs. i. z. Letter.
Gold-mounted crop, from United
States Senator Beveridge.
Drawing of her grandmother's Geor-
gia home, from Mrs. Helen d. Long
: street, widow of the confederate gen.
eral
Badge, from the national society,
daughters Of the Empire of New York
Boston terrier, valued at $1,000
from A. Montgomery Stillman OF Bos'
ton. -
Silver punchbowl, from the Williams
and Walker company Of negro come
dams. @.'E :: :~.~ <s'.'. ~
~ Jewel Gifts Magnificent.
4 /: The presents of jewels are magnifi
4 cent. Ambassador and Mrs. Reid sent
from London dog collar composed Of
i five rows of fawless diamonds. Mrs
Larzr Anderson sent pearl and dia
mond necklace, Still another pear
necklace will be of pearls from the
Cuban government, costing $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson o.
: Chicago have also sent a pearl neck
1 Pents include: A turquoise chain from
4 Secretary and Mrs. Root, gold chair
with amethyst and diamond pendan
from the Austrian ambassador ant
Mrs. Hengelmuller, a, pendant O.
aquamarine surrounded by true lovers
knots from the Philippine party
French watch set with sapphires ant
diamonds from Mr.. and Mrs. John R
} Mclean, a jeweled fan from Genera
, Horace Porter, formerly ambassado
to France.
The gifts of plate include severa
dozen forks. and spoons from .Secretar
and Mrs. Bonaparte, with platters
colonial design, oyster cocktail cup
from Vice President and Mrs. Fail
banks; jewel case from Senator an
Mrs. Knox; the much discussed loyin
cup from the Ohio congressional dele
. cation. -s-;: ).
em Mha set q s fwG 1 fro Mr. sea-
: Mrs. Douglas Robinson, and a gold an
} vellum album from the citizens G
Havana. Baron Speck Won Sternber
and his wife have ordered a set of Dre
den china, which will not be complete
, until March. ! .. 49, :.
Attorney General Moody will pr
9 sent Miss Roosevelt a pair Of silve
s candlesticks, beautifully chased and c
: elegant design. r.
s Secretary and Mrs. Shaw will pr,
sent to her chocolate set Of raj
Worcesterware inlaid with silver
The farmers Of the country have fe
+ that inasmuch as the bride is daughtt
Q Of their president, whom they admin
s greatly, it is not out of place to sen
Hf something to show their feeling: Son
O. fine apples have come from Michiga
\ turnips. from Kansas, and it, is said
e gift Of potatoes will come from Soui
y Dakota A farmer in Indiana has SCI
/: a tiny yoke Of carved wood, taken fro
) tree on a farm on which Linco
le worked as boy. From the lumb
80 cboir nc corvod ooL ~ oon II oil
e good housewife in lower Maryland Sc:
Il some pies, and gallon Of minceme
i, came from New England -