The Washington times., 1906-02-17

Among the gifts were the following.
most Of them from distinguished of
ficials
Secretary and Mrs. Taft. who were
frequently accredited with giving a
diamond necklace, sent Miss Roosevelt a
pair OF silver vases.
Attorney General Moody-A pair of
beautifully designed silver candlesticks.
Miss Isabel May-HandsOme mirror
with Il silver frame
Miss Boardman has sent TO Paris for
an attractive fan. the counterpart Of
which Miss Roosevelt much admired.
The Minister from Norway and Nine.
HauEe-AntiQue bronze vase, put up in
OF lilies -the-Valley tied over the top
with broad white ribbon
Lilies From Mexico
The Mexican ambassador-A large
basket of Bride roses and Easter lilies.
while Mime. de Casasus sent an exquisite
fan imported for the occasion from
DuvalIeroy in Paris. made Of rare lace
and mounted on blonde tortoise shell.
one of the handsomest gifts was that
in which the Belgian minister. Baron
Moncheur, the Swiss minister, Dr.
VogeI, and the Portuguese minister
Viscount d'Alte united. 1t was a purse
OF gold mounted with diamonds and
saphires-
Bolivian Minister Calderon-Immense
floral horseshoe Of white roses. with
orchids Stimulating the nails
Ned Mclean, son OF John K. Mclean,
OF Northumberland brooch.
Ohio friends OF the bridegroOm-Sil-
Yer punch bowl, weighing nrty pounds
OHIO deiegauon-SIlver loving cup.
A washington yvonan-Picture hat of
lace. lOsung 500
Check From President.
President and Mrs. RooseveIt-Check
for $4,000 and = pendant OF emeralds
and diamonds,
Daughters OF the Empire State OF
New York-Two gold badges.
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
Loving cup OF silver and gold.
King OF lJaly-Beautiful mosaic table.
brazilian Minister and Nine Nabuco-
Bachelors Of the Diplomatic Corps
Flowers.
Mrs Longworth, the bridegroom
Embellishments.
Cuban Minister and Nine. Quesada-
Silver tea service.
Ex-President Loubet, of France-Two
SeVreS vases.
Mrs. Helen d. LonSstreet, Of Georgia,
widow OF General Vngstreet-DrstWIn ing
of the Georgia home or Miss ROoSe-
Velts grandmother.
Necklace From Bridegroom.
The bridegroom-A diamond necklace,
MIR. Grip, Swedish mImster-Nase.
Mr. ana Mrs. Paul MUrton-Dlnner
service OF china
Supreme COurt-FlOWeTS-
Secretary and Mrs. COMPATIBILITY
orateIy carved silver set.
United States army off1cers-Gold
model Of a Krag-Jorgensen rifle.
German Ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg - Monogram dessert
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
senator and Mrs. Philander- Knox
Silver jewelry case.
$1,000 Boston Bull.
\. Montgomery Sullman, Of Pittsburg
Fashion, a Boston TERROR, worth
81 600.
senator A. ]. Beveri6ge-A goldman
died riding crop.
From a chiid-Butterfiy fan, bearing
the words: Glad he amt no Duke.
French Ambassador and Mrs. Jusse-
rand-OstrIch feather fan. inlaid with
Countess de Chambrun CNIr. Long
worths sister)-Cut glass punch bowl
Emperor of Austria-Diamond and
Poaca Tribe of Indians. Oklahoma
Territory Bunaio skin wastcoat
Mrs. ogden Mills-Diamond dog col
Senator and Mrs. ]. r Foraker
Oyster cocktail cups in filigree silver
stands.
secretary Eiihu Root-string of tu~-
quoises
! Citizens Of New Mexico-Finest tur-
qu0ise ever mined in the United States.
Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna-Two large
silves vases.
Miss Alice Warden-ItaIian lace tea
cloth.
Mss Elizabeth acknowledgements
marble vases.
Princess Alice Pears.
Henry c. Friek. Of Pittsburg-Onlv
fruit ever ripened on the only Princess
Alice" pear tree
Mrs. w. Roe Mcdonald. of Jers ;
City-Irish linen eenterpiece.
Republic of France-Wonderful Gobe-
lin tapestry.
Republic of Cuba-string of s2s.Sos
pearls
Emperor of Germany-Jeweled brf -.
let and set of SaxonS china.
New York delegatiOn-SeVen dozen + -
fany favrille glasses.
Servants of the Bongworth family
Solid silver fruit basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mcmillan, Of Gin
cinnati-Four silver completes
Mr.. and Mrs Robert r. Hit, silver
gilt dinner plates.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F, Walsh-ss'l,er
dinner plates in rePcusse work,
Secretary and Mrs Shaw-Choc Tat
set 10 Royal Worcester.
Mrs Richard Townsend-Two antique
silver dishes.