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take up the round of calls on their
friends throughout the city.
Marine Band Program.

marine 6anQ Program.
The program of the Marine Band, under
the leadership of Lieut.. Santelmann, at.
tracted unusual attention. The band was
made up of two sections, the first under
Lieut.. Santelmann and the second unde,
Walter +. Smith, second leader of the
band. The program rendered was as fol-
lows:
Overture. Jubilee. Weber
March, Guard of Honor. $50. .Lehnhardt
Music di Ballet. bert
Overture, Berlin in Joy and Sorrow
Selection, "A Runaway Girr.. .Caryll
Waltz, "Eterneile Ivresse' ......... Game
March. .Powhatan's Daughter. 49,. Sousa
Fantasia. Mile. Modiste". Herbert
''Dragoon's Cali ...................Eil enbere
IntermezZo. Love and Kisses Harris
Waltz. Our Volunteers. ,.... Santelmann
Characteristic Filipino melody,
'.Sampagnita Danza'
Excerpts from The Jolly Widow. .Lehar
Mosaic, THE Shotgun. ............L uders
March, Under the Double Eagle"
Wagner
Two-step, Flag of Victory. Won Blor
Notes of Interest.
Secretary Cortelyou attended the re-
ception, the first time he has been near
the White House for several weeks He
has been confined to his home with the
grip. He went out yesterday for the first
time, taking ride with Mrs. Cortelyou,
who was in the receiving party today.
Mr.. Cortelyou was warmly greeted by
his fellow cabinet officers. as well as by
others who were Pleasantly surprised to
meet him.
Among the participants in the recep-
ton were Capt. and Mrs. Seth Bullock
of Deadwood. s. D.. and Capt. Jack
Greenway, former Rough Rider. These
three are guests of the President at the
White House. Mrs. Bullock was one of
the ladies Of the receiving party. Capt
Bullock is an old hunting companion of
the President.
Most of the assisting party remained
throughout the reception, even during
the time devoted to the public. Mrs
Fairbanks. whose i'll health last year
compelled an early retreat. suffered under
no such disadvantage today, and remain
ed beside Mrs. Roosevelt until half-past
twelve. OF the cabinet women, only
those who had planned early receptions
in their own homes left the receiving
party before / o'clock.
Perhaps the most observed of all the
guests in the blue room were two former
White House residents. Mrs. James r.
Mckee, daughter of President Harrison,
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Russell Harri-
son. Both were accompanied by their
daughters, Miss Mckee, now a young
lady in society, and Miss Marthena Harrf-
son. who Is still a school girl. They held
a levee of their own in the east room-a
pretty tribute to two very popular young
matrons who gave pleasure to old and
new friends when they lived at the White
House.
Patriotic Societies.
Companions of the Military Order OF the
Loyal Legion of the United States attend
ha Year racentiOD
January l, 1908:
Maj. w. P. Huxford, recorder; Maj. L.
P. Williams, Capt. Geo. Wiggin. Capt. w.
A. McNulty, Gen. J. n. Patterson, Assist
ant Engineer D. Johnson, Capt. Allan H.
Dougall, Maj. George H. Stone, Lieut.. G.
A. Leavitt, Capt w. NJ. Meredith, Lieut..
Il. P Miller. Capt w. r. Hillyer, Col. j.
H Patzk, Col. John H. Jolly, Capt. John
NJ. Carson. Pay, Director r., H; LOCKER,
Lieut.. n. A. Robbins, Col. G. B. Bracket,
Col. G. G. Knifiin, Capt. Lewis Merriam,
E. l.. Pierce. Robert F. Hill, A. B. Jane
son, Admiral John Lowe r. J. Northcott.
Capt. Robert Hanna. Gen. E. D. Dim
Capt. w. A. Patton. Capt. w. Y. sweg-
gett, George H. Mccarthy. Lieut. G. w
Bowman Lieut. J. N Whitney, Brig. Gen
Ira c. Abbott, Col. w. B. Thompson. Capt
James T. Wyckoff. ]. T. Marehand
CAPT A. H. Van Deusef, Col Van Hart.
ness Buckley. Rev. D. H. Buel, Capt. A.
Hart, Col George Vernon, Col. F. A.
Reeve, Col. f. w. Foster. Capt. w. w
Chase, Rev. George w. Smith. Capt J.
Edwin NJ: Coates. Charles E. Coates,
Lieut. Col Frederick Fuger. Capt. Nor
ris Foote. Capt. ]. w. Andrews. Col. c.
A. Lounsberry. Capt. e. l.. Gallisan.
Paymaster F. W. Hackett. Lieut. Will
liam H. Mellach and Lieut.. George II.
MoriSey.
The Spanish War Veterans turned out
in goodly numbers to greet the President,
over 200 being in the line when the order
to move forward was given. They follow
ed Immediately to the rear of the mem
bers of the various posts of the Grand
Army Of the Republic and marched in
columns of two The veterans assem-
bled in front of the G. a. r. building
shortly before II 80 o'clock, many coming
direct from the headquarters of the va
rious camps located in different parts of
the city. Department Commander E. L.
Cogan was in command. The march to
the White House was begun at noon. In
the line were representatives of Gen. A.
S. Burt Camp. No. 10; Gen. Henry w.
Lawton Camp, No. g. Gen. Nelson A.
Miles Camp, No. 1: Gen. r. j. Harden
Camp, No. 2; Admiral George Dewey
Naval Camp and the Fourth 1mmunes
AS Commander Cogan gave the order and
the veterans of the Cuban and Porto
Rican campaigns marched away. about
100 members of the Army and Navy
Union. under the command of Adjt. John
J. Strain of the staff of the commander
formed in line and followed. two abreast
In this detachment were many members
of the army. navy and Marine Corps In
uniform they adding greatly to the mill
tary appearance Of the organization. In
the various organizations forming i'm
medately in front of the G. A. r. build
ing 1t is stated. were many members OF
the Sons of Veterans.
Led by it's president. W. L. Marsh, ano
its vice president F. II. Parsons. the Sons