The Washington herald., 1908-01-24
Inviting Promenade.

and lighted by tall torch-lke
of bronze, with cluster Of pink
,al,i,,I tulip shades. is perhaps the most
inviting place in the house, and is al
ways the most popular promenade. From
it open the series Of three drawing
rooms. the Red, Blue, and Green par
Iors, with the East Room fianking it at
one end, the State dining-room at the
other.
Here every one congregates until the
East Room begins TO iii with the digni-
taries, who have passed down the line
and been welcomed by the President
and Mrs. Roosevelt and the ladies of the
Cabinet in the receiving line.
Last night, as usual, the notes of the
buElers Of the Marine Band proclaimed
the approach of the Presidential party.
the band then taking up the strains of
THE Star Spangled Banner 20 which
the party proceeded 10 the Blue Room
and took their stand In the bay front
OF the south end of the room.
Chief Justice Leads Supreme Court.
Last nights event was in compliment 10
the Justices OF the Supreme Court That
venerable body, led by its head. Chief
Justice Fuller, was the first TO greet the
President.
Diplomats, Senator's, Representatives.
officers Of the army and navy. and many
of the residential circle and citizens Of
Washington then passed down the line.
Several thousand people were received be
tween 9 and II o'clock.
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many eager 10 attend Inc reception Went
OF WIN The same enthusiasm and interest
as customary. An inspiring programme
was PLAYED throughout the evening by the
Marine Band, led by Lieut.. santelmann.
The musical programme was as fol-
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81 Ny -, own United States ......,..E Edwards
Carrire Hearr.s llr..,gs e
March, 'Powhatans Daughter ............... solsl
IN. IN L3u . Lebe "nd Leben ...von BIou
Galop 'yin.a '.'.' '' 5.,IL
March, Bride Elect" so.a
Few Diplomats,
only a few members Of the dfplomati,
CORPS attended. the Brazilian rerro-
sentative. Senior Nabuco. being The o,I,.
Ambassador present.
Those Who were there were mostly tba
Young men Of the corps. Among the latter
were Baron Ambrozy. counselor Of the
Austro- Hungarian EMBASSY vvb, f,,-o
duced his colleague. a new secretary ar
the embassy, Baron Hye, who has lust
arrived.
y feature OF last nights reception was
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hfiiilaht ioilefteS Worn.
There were many handsome toflettes
seen.
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'ou'Se u ''''IHeu u'"h the 'front.' with tulie
pallietted IN pearl Spangles Of delicate
shades Of color. Pearls and diamonds
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or the corsaRe.
Mrs. CortelyOu was also I'm white satin.
trimmed with embroidery and lace
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she wore some neautliul jewels and
string OF pearls.
Mrs. Metcalfs gown was Of white chif-
L0n the hem finished in black velvet with
motifs of mini and , ef,,,r,r +-i,--,f,..
Inn fine bodice
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