The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-17

the piece being made in Paris on Inc
order OF the Cuban government. IL ls
one Of the most valuable gifts received
by the BRIDE
The Emperor Of Austria---A diamond
and pearl pendant, exquisitely wrought
The Empress Dowager OF Chlna-A
Handsomely made dover chest filled
completely with rare gifts of silk, en-
broideries, ivory carvings and lovely
bric-a-brac.
The. King of Italy-A mosaic table
Of superb workmanship and gr!esa re-
beauty, depicting scenes of Italian life.
It was manufactured especially FOR Miss
Roosevelt in Florence.
Pope Plus "A handsome mosaic,
representing one of the great paintings
in the vatican.
The King of Spain-Pieces Of antique
| jewelry Of rare design and value.
! King Edward VII. of England sent
a gift to the bride, but the character
of it has not been disclosed.
From the Diplomats.
While some Of the ambassadors and
ministers accredited to this capital from
foreign countries sent individual pres
ents to Miss Roosevelt, the majority
!. flowers. Mr.. Takahira, former minister
of Japan, cabled directions that hand
some floral offering be made to the
bride in his name .--
Mr.. Grip, minister OF Sweden, pre-
sented an exquisite vase which he pur-
I chased in Paris; Baron Moncheur, the
Belgian minister, piece Of handsome
bric-a- brac; Minister Quesada of Cuba
and Nine. Quesada, set of eight pieces
of silverware lined with gold, and bear
ing the initials of the bride, A. R.
The ambassador Of Austria anc
Baroness Hengelmuliler sent handsome e;nf
J Jewel, consisting OF great sapphire
| and selected diamonds.
; The ambassador Of Germany an(
| Baroness Speck Won Sternburg pre-
J sented Miss Roosevelt with an ex
ouisite set Of Dresden, china plate
, manufactured to order and bearing tn
BRIDES initials in monogram.
! ! From High Officials.
!. The vice president and Mrs. FAN
! banks, set Of handsome boulllon cup
: Of beautiful chased silver, lined wit
: gold. -,
full plate mirror with a heavy Tram
of embossed silver. - -, ="
f Senator and Mrs. Knox, a Jewel DO
IS Of elegantly chased silver. :, --l-
t The ambassador to Great Britain an
t. Mrs. Reid, magnificent diamond 90
IL The secretary of state and Mrs. Roo
n long chain Of beautiful turquoise
IS elegantly mounted. 49,,
~ Members of the presidents cabin
e. presented individual gifts, but only
- few Of them are known. Secretary az
- Mrs. Taft presented a pair OF elegant
- chased silver table vases OF Amerlcs
" manufacture, Secretary and MIS-; Bon
= parte handsome piece de m1neu
n repousse silver. In the center seVS r.
fanciful figures have been wrought y
a EDGE Of the piece is open worked. se
~ retary and Mrs. Shaw, chocolate =
~ If rare worcester ware, inlald. vain 8
g % yer, and Attorney tGeneFaI iMoooy
e, nair Of silver candlesticks elegant
y chased and Of beautiful design. :
as From "the Tafters.'
,lt What is known as the Taft Philipp1
", party.. including those, who with nj
OF Roosevelt made the trip last summer
e. the orient, Joined in beautlfui a
N. costly gift to the bride, 1T IS neck *
he of gold with the alternate INKS stane
no with diamonds, bearing "a magnlnce
de aqua marine pendant Surrounded wi
by diamonds. The aqua marine is ste
de If remarkable size and color, cost
a 81 .5OOtunn1o1nted. = Aacard accompal
at ing the gift is inscribad: with 10
If. and best wishes to our Alice from me
bers Of the Taft party " .n
Mr.. Longworth g associates g1n G
a air gregs united - ths Pf fAfeHsif fts TO
Sc NJ vol dala cation rave an exuuis
Ter sorw;ca If Fevre class. each piece h
led ~ +he sI1eacock Eve Il FEE eenter 6
IN IN no twozp'iecess being of precisely; =
to same hue. The service consists Of
ore ore dozen wine glasses, finger bowls
md pl'''eo: s. t>,s,r.e, -. =,
full. From the Ohio Delegation.
sss The Ohio delegation IN congress g
'rd. the bride a heavy silver loving cup
to is more than two feet in height I
haars festnnns of rnses in respOr