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

Depew Feels Snubbed.
=. Senator ,Depew will go over to New
York tomorrow night to remain until
Monday, according to an announcement
made today at his Washington home.
emit, the. reply was negative, delivered
very CURLY and somewhat angrilv.
which leads to the belief that the De-
peWs were not invited to the wedding.
1t is possible today to get a fairly
complete and accurate list of senators
and congressman who are invited. These
will go from the senate:
Teller. because they were former cab
met officers and are at present in Wash
ington; Dubois, Long, Warren, Patter-
son, Stone, Scott, Newlands and Eos;
ter. zalheeause they Were members of the
philippine party; Aldrich: Allison, Bev-.
Hale. Hemenway. Kean,s Lodge. Mar
tin, .Spooner and Wetmore, because they
are personal friends Of the president,
and in some cases because, further, they
are chairmen Of prominent senate com
nlittees; Foraker and Dick, because they
are. senators from the bridegroom s
home state.
- From the House.
These will go from the house: The
members of committees Of foreign af-
fairs and pensions, to both of which the
bridegroom belongs; Grosvenor, Hep
burn, Payne, George W. Smith. De
Almond, William A. Jones, H. A.
Cooper, Gillette, Curtis, Edmund Foss,
Hill Of Connecticut, Often, William
H0T Wisa,v George Reer A. L Sod C. K Scot
Gilbert and McKinlay, because they
were members Of the Philippine party;
Richard Wayne Parker of New Jersey
and J. F. Rixey of Virginia, the for
mer because he is personal friend of
the: Roosevelt clan, and the latter be-
cause the president is his constituent
when he visits his farm in Virginia
Hill. Tawney, Sib1ey, Overstreet, A. P.
Gardner of Massachusetts, Ames and
Adams, for personal reasons or because
they are prominent men in the house.
Invitations have been sent to the
widows of former presidents, Mrs Nc
Kinley and Mrs. Garfield. neither of
whom will attend, the former on ac-
count: Of her poor health. and the lat
ter because, she is spending the winter
In California.
Invitations have also been sent tc
= Mrs. John Hay and Mrs. Garrett P
Hobart, and the latter. at any rate, viii
attend, as she is spending the winter in
Washington.
- / Advice to Tawney.
Representative Tawney of Minnesot;
has been offered some amusing advic,
as to the proper dress to be worn tt
the wedding. Last night he was calling
: at the home Of one of his colleagues
and half dozen other congressman an
their wives were present. One of tn
women Of the party remarked that sh
really didn't know what was the rul
in Washington, but she did know wha
was done, at a recent "swell' weddin!
at Youngstown, Ohio. Asked to tel
about 1T, she said that at the Youngs
town wedding, which took place a
q noon, all the men wore full evening
dress. The prevailing opinion of las
nights party was that while this nigh
bet be the rp rTevailing custom IN You NJ
in following it in this city. .,'
The Invita- ton list includes seven mel
who We're former cabinet ministers
Wayne: McVeagh, w. E. Chandler an
John W. Foster were invited becaus
= they X now c i've in Washington; Lyma
W."Wynne and Paul Morton are invite
because they were formerly member
of the Roosevelt cabinet. The invita-
ton list does not embrace former caE
met: officers who were not in the Roose
velt- cabinet, excepting where such off
GERS are now residents of Washington
- Distinguished Names.
Some distinguished names are in tn
list of; personal friends. Among ther
are Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, Mr.. an
II Mrs. Robert Cutting, Mr. and Mr.
James E. Harriman, the Misses Iseli1
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Reeve Merritt an
some forty members of the Rooseve
family.
I One hundred guests will come fro
4 Boston and vicinity, including Mr.. an
q Mrs George c., Lee, grandparents of tn
III bride: Mr.. and Mrs. George c. LIE,
I'll Jr.. Mr.an Mrs. Clifford Richardson, M
I'll and Mrs. Philip Saltonstall, Mr.. an
III Mrs. Henry Parkman Miss Cornell
Fl Weleott, Miss, Hetty Sargent and Mr.
III, Mumsford.
Il Cincinnati IS quota of guests will /
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