The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-02-23

OHIO Triends OF the Briderraom-SIlvsr
p gaGA ueNi Weighing ~ pu4uas,
senator y ;. Lu~Nvtluse-A s"oid'hdhaled
riding crop.
yer leNelry case.
Senator anu Mrs. ]. Il. Forakcr-oyster
cocktail cups in tiigarev SILVER stand.
Mrs. NJ \. HaEna-Iwu large silver
Y4gcs.
me Taft Party Necklace and pendant
OF aqua marines and diamonds. There are
10 large diamonds ana ~ small ones m
this gltt alone. II Was sent ~ a solid
silver jewel case.
Mrs. Helen D. LOnEStrcCt. Of Georgia,
Widow of Gen. observation-disclosures Of
Miss i;oOSevelts grandmvther's Georgia
home,
Solid silver fruit basket,
George Cox. Of Cincinnati Cut-Slass
water set.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mcmillan, OF Gin
cinnati-Four silver computes, 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 4. iiitt-siiNer 6It
MIR. and Mrs, Thomas p. W~alsh-Silyer
dinner plates In repOusse work,
Daughters of the Empire STATE of New
York Two gold badges.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul M~orton-DinncT serN-
ice of china
Mrs. Richard Townsend-Two antique
silver dishes,
A. Montgomery Stillman, Of p%ittsburg-
+ hFiiAtllt IL ifbTAFlA A'AlN'N Re Nf'N
Mrs. l.. z. Lciter-Antique silver can
dlestlcks.
of Cincinnati1Diamond brooch,
Citizens of New Mexico Finest tnr-
quoise ever mined in the United States.
Henry b, Frick, of Pittsburg Only
fruit ever ripened on the only princess
From ' a Cihiild-Butterny fan, bearing
the words. Glad he amt no luke
Miss Alice Warder-Italian lace tea
cloth.
ritory-Buffalo skin waistcoat.
Mrs. Ogden MIller-Diamond dog collar,
EutaW Street Nj. T., Sunday School, Bal-
t~imorc-OXfurd Bible, wrapped in u SIN
American flag.
sunday School of the First African Bap.
fist Church, Cherry street, Philadelphia
An engraved silver spoon.
Pupils Of Culored Industrial Evening
School, New York ~City-Table centerpiect
of Irish linen.
Unknown Donors-Two sacks Of pOta.
toes. a barrel of. apples, a barrel o.
| peaches from II. G. FriCk), and a new
wooden washtub, valued at 20 cents.
Those Who were Invited.
Approximately one thousand guests
were invited to the wedding, but no list
of the guests was furnished for publ
| cation, President and Mrs. Roosevelt
| departing on this occasion from their
usual custom. Those invited included
certain official classes, aside from the
relatives of the president and Long
worth families.
1t was announced officially that th'
list of guests included the members OF
the cabinet and their wives; former
members of the cabinet who are now
in the United States senate, and theiI
wives; the heads of foreign embassic:
and missions and their wives; the Jus
tees of the supreme court and theit
wives; the official members of the
Taft-Philippine party; the Ohio dele,
CATION in congress; the New York del.
egatfon in congress; immediate mem.
bers of both families and the persona.
friends of Miss Roosevelt and Mr.
LongwOrth.
Boston Rings Bells.
Boston, Feb. 1.-THE city Oncially
participated in the celebration Of the
Longw0rth- Roosevelt wedding Satur'
Gay. Mayor Fitzgerald issued orders
that, beginning at noon, all the bells o.
the city should ring for Is minutes II
honor of Miss Roo5evelt's wedding ant
from y o'clock until a quarter after
for the first time on record, the bells IL
Boston rang for a White House bride.
Prominent People Congratulate.
Rome, Feb. 17.-Many prominent