New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-13
GIFTS STILL ARRIPE.
Miss Rooseuelt's Birthday Celebrated
Guests for the Wedding.
From The Tribune Bureau. ]

yy-asbi,z+o, Feb 1a-Representative I.ongworth.
who was confined TO his home with an atldcA U
tonsilitis last week. was present IN the Fouse
day and was warmly congratulated WIN '
pern,fssion Of his physician, Mr.. Longworth drove
to the Capitol returning home IN time 10 na,0
luncheon at o'clock with his mother ana hlS s'S'
the Countess de Chambrun. Miss RooseNei' J'
him later in the afternoon for drive One Of his
ushers Quincy Adams Shaw. OF Boston, has en-
gagged rooms at the New Willard for next Thurs-
day. and by that time all Mr.. Longworths attend
ants including his best man. Mr. Perkins VIII
have arrived On Thursday night Mr.. longWor'h
will preside his last bachelor dinner Theooore
Roosevelt ir.. will he present Kermit Roosevelt
the Presidents second son. is expected to arrive
from Groton within day or So
President and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained large
party Of friends the White House tonight 10
celebrate Miss Roosevelt's twenty-secOnd birthday
MANY OF Miss Roosevelt's younger friends at
tended Those present included Senator and Mrs
Newlands the Countess de Chambrun. Mr. and
Mrs Lars Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs Guy Norman
Mr. and Mrs George Howard Mr. and Mrs John
p Story ir the Misses Boardman. Miss Cameron
Miss FIkins Miss Mcmillan. Miss MacNeagh. Miss
Nav Miss Mott Miss Root. Miss Townsend. the
Misses Warder. Representative Longworth Baron
Ruhido-Zfchy. Edwin V Morgan. Ernest Rennie
A. Depury Walter v. r. Berry. Edward Il. Me
Lean. William Hit Major Charles L. McCawley.
CAPTAIN Spencer Cosby and Lieutenant Grant Fol-
lowing dinner there was a musical entertain
ment TO which a large number of friends had been
Wit
Boston symphony Quartet with the following per-
formers: Willy Hess. first violin; Otto Roth
ond violin: Emile Feror viola, and Heinrich
Warnke, cello.
The list Of guests to be accommodated by the
friends of President and Mrs. Roosevelt grows
apace and Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks have
offered their big house in K-st. for the accOmmo-
dation Of those who may be sent TO them Some
of the relatives of the Roosevelt family will spend
their time while here for the wedding with Senator
Kean's family who occupy a large house at 18th
and SITS. two blocks from the White House; with
Admiral and Mrs. Cowles. Mrs. Lowndes Mrs.
Tuckernlan. Mrs HObsOn and number Of other
women with whom Mrs, Roosevelt has been inu-
mate for years. Several members of the Roosevelt
family from New-YOrk have engaged rooms at the
New Willard. the Shoreham. the Arlington and
other places the White House
With the flowers sent to the White House to-day
In honor of Miss Roosevelts birthday and those 10
be sent by the foreign ministers and other diplo-
mats for her wedding, she will practically be sub
merged II is likely that the flowers sent by the
Brazilian Ambassador and Mime. Nabuco Satur-
day morning their tribute TO the bride. along
with the equally splendid floral Offering from the
Gillian Minister and Mime Walker Martinez Sig
nor Montagna, the charge d'anaires of Italy. and
other diplomats. will he placed the altar In
the East Room where the bride will stand for the
ceremony.
committee appointed by the supreme
Court Justices few days ago. consisting of Chief
Justice Fuller. Justice White and Justice Holmes
for the purpose OF deciding whether the
Supreme Court as body would make Miss Roose-
Welt substantial present inscribed with their
names and her initials, would Individually offer
gifts of flowers or such things as taste might die
tate They have yet decided just what TO do
but 1t is apparent that the Justices think the most
fitting thing to do Is TO unite something sub
stantial. inscribed in such way to indicate its
source, that Miss Roosevelt might preserve for
future generations.
This disposition was at first evnced by the Cabinet
members. but they later decided 10 make indi-
vidual selections. Speaker Cannon has no, vst a.
cided what he Will give the bride. Of whom ha 4.