Evening star., 1908-01-24
JUDICIARY HON0REO
President and Mrs. Roosevelt
Held Second Reception.
LARGE COMPANY PRESENT
United States and District Courts
Represented.
A FEW FOREIGNERS, TOO
Attendance as Large as Usual.
Pretty Dresses-The
Guest List.

time-honored associations connected with
similar events in administrations and
years gone by. When the President and
Mrs Roosevelt. the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks. the cabinet and ladies
came down to the blue room. the red
room adjoining was already well filled by
TIE ne mbers of>the Supreme Court. active
and retired. and the justices of the Dis
trict courts. their families and guests.
These special guests of the evening We're
first received. and Hol.owing them, the
blue room company formed in line and
passed before the receiving party from
the red room. The first guest of the
evening was. of course. Chief Justice Full
Ter. who was followed by the rest of the
justices, their wives. daughters and house
guests. About $50 o'clock the head OF
the line, which had formed in the state
dining room and extended across the
house, DOWN the east stairway and the
length of the colonnade. reached the Pres
idert's presence. The line constantly re-
ceived accessions until after 10 o'clock.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt entertain
ed at super after the close o. the re-
oertion
Lovely Dresses Worn.
Mrs. Roosevelt wore white satin dress,
trimmed with lace and spangled tule.
with a white ribbon and feather orna-
ment in her hair. She carried small
bouquet of white sweet peas. and, as is
her custom. refrained entirely from hand
shaking. the President having a monopoly
of this exercise al all the public affairs
now a the White House. Mrs. Fairbanks
was also in white satin. with touches of
silver. Mrs Cortelyou stood next her in
line and was handsomely dressed in white
tin. Mrs. Bonaparte's gown had tone
of pink showing through the superb over
cred white chiffon. Mrs. Meyer was in
black velvet that showed panel effect of
crystal lace down the front: Mrs. Car
fields dress of pale blue was one of her
most becoming toilets. and Mrs Straus'
satin dress was of deep pink, trimmed
richly in lace. Mrs. Loeb, who came
down with Secretary Wilson, wore very
dainty dress of pale green chiffon satin
and lace.
The blue room company ovcrflowed to
the green room. and its unrestricted mi
grations brought it in touch with the
larger nine-tenths Of the gathering, which
had the rest of the main foo.
Among the guests were Mrs. Cowles.
who wore light yellow satin; Miss Carow,
who was in princess lace: Miss Tyler of
New York, house guest, in black vel
vet and point lace; Mrs. Longworth of
Cincinnati, gray chiffon velvet: Mrs. Mich
olas Longworth. emerald velvet with a
little silver spangled tulle. showing above
satin: Miss Ruth Harlan. light gray
satin: Mrs White. mauve brocade; Miss
Brent, white lace; Mrs Holmes. gray
satin: Miss Holmes. pale blue chiffon;
Mrs. Hastings, black lace; Miss Edga -ina
Hastings. light green messaline and lace;
Mrs. Wilfred II. Schoff of Philadelphia.
apricot brocade; Miss Beatrice McGeorge
OF Philadelphia. pale green messaline;
Miss Perie Anderson. spangled silver tulle
over pink: Mrs. Wright. white chiffon
lowered in roses; the Misses Wright in
white lace: Mrs. Charles Henry Buten.
cream satin and silver lace
Mrs. r. y. Harlan. gray chiffon and
lace; Mrs. Elizabeth Stauffer Moore. white
satin and point lace; Miss Irene Moore,
orchid chiffon. with touches of mauve
satin; Miss Enid Shaw. silver-spangled
tulle over pink silk: Miss Erma Shaw. en-
pire gown of pale blue satin and lace:
Mrs. Sims, black lace over white, with
Dresden ribbon bows: Miss Cockrell. black
satin; Mrs. Allen Cockrell. yellow satin:
the Misses Meyer, daughters of the Post
master General. were dressed alike. in
cream satin and lace: Miss Haughton Of
Boston, white tulle: Mrs. LarZ Anderson,
white satin and lace and superb Jewels;
Mrs Hochstadter. raspberry chiffon and
velvet, Mrs. Reside. a rich white lace
dress; Miss Elizabeth Reeside, in pink
silk: Miss Dobbing. IN white net: Mrs.
Clark. wife of the Wyoming senator. was
in black velvet. and the Misses Clark. in
pretty point d'esprit dresses.
The attendance of the diplomatic corps
was good. nearly every embassy or lega-
ton being represented. Baroness Won
Sternburg and her sister. Miss Langham;
the Brazilian amba ssador and Mime. Ma
buco. Commander and Frau Hebbing-
haus. Mr.. and Nine. Chermont. Mr.. and
Mime. Guzman, Mr.. and Mrs. Miyaoka and
the minister of Haiti were in the num-
ber.
The company invited to the blue room
consisted of the Vice President and Mrs
w I,
Secretary of State and Mrs Root. Mr. Ed
ward Root. the Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs Cortelyou, the Attorney General
and Mrs. Bonaparte, DIR. and Mrs. William
b. Clark the Postmaster General and
Mrs Meyer. Miss Alice Meyer Miss julia
Meyer. Miss Haughton. the Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs Metcalf, the Secretary
of the Interior and Mr2. Garfield.
the Secretary of Agriculture. Mr.. Jaspai
Wilson. the Secretary of Commence and
Labor and Mrs. Straus. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Schafer. Mrs. Leonard Hochstadter.
The Secretary to the President and Mrs.
Loeb Col. and Mrs. G. $. Bromwell. Com
mander and Mrs. W. S. Sims. Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Forster. Mrs. Emma X.
Gaisberg Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Latta, Miss
Isabella l.. Hagner.
The Chief Justice. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs " l.. Francis DR.
and Mrs. Robert Mason. Mr.. Justice and
Mrs. Harlan, Miss Harlan. Miss Ruth
Harlan. Rev. DIR. and Mrs. X. d. Harlan.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Brewer. Mr.. Justice
and Mrs White. Mr.. James White. Miss
Brent. Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Peckham,
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Mc<enna. Mr.. Jus
tice and Mr. Holmes. Miss Ipham. Mr..
Justice and Mrs Day. Mr. Rufus S. Day.
Mr. Justice Moody, Mr. Justice and Mrs. |
Brown. Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Shras.
Mr.. Chief Justice and Mrs. Shepard, |
Miss Shepard. Miss Jarvis. Mr.. Justice |
Van Orsdel. Miss Van Orsdcl. Miss Mar
garet Burdick Mr. Justice and Mrs. Robb |
Mr.. Justice Morris. Miss Morris. Miss NJ |
T.. Morris, Miss f. r. Colbert. Mrs. i. f.. |
Hastings Miss Edgarina r. Hastings. VT |
Chief Justice and Mrs Clabaugh I:ss |
CMabaugh Mr. and Mrs. b. p. Lamb"r,an |
jr.. Mr.. Justice and Mrs Barnard. Mr. |
Charles A. Barnard Mr.. Justice and Mrs |
Anderson. Miss Anderson, Miss Augustine |
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Gould. Miss Could |
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Wright, Miss |
Wright Miss Claire Wright. Mr.. Justice |
and Mrs. Stafford. Mr.. Edwin Stafford, |
Mr.. Justice Hagner. Miss Hagner, Mr. |
Chief Justice and Mrs. Peele Mr. and |
Mrs Stanton Peele. Judge and Mrs |
Charles B. Howrg. Miss Elizabeth Howry, |
Miss Mary Davidson Mr.. and Mrs |
Charles j. Barnard, Judge and Mrs F-n- |
ton w Booth Mrs. Emma Dana. Mrs H. !
,ley Miss Sibyl Barney. Miss Hazel Bray !
Judge and Mrs George w. Atkinson. Mrs |
Goff. Miss Hornor. Mr.. Aulick Palmer |
Miss Palmer. Mr.. Jack Palmer. Mr.. james |
II. Mckenney. Mr.. and Mrs. rrederick L. |
Mckenney. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Nc |
Kenney Maj and Mrs. j. Montgomerv |
Wright Mrs Jean Swope, Miss Margaret
Butler, Mr.. Charles NJ Butler. Mr. l., F. !
Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Edward c. Heald
Mr. William T.. Frye. Mr.. and Mrs |
Frank II. Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. William