The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-23
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history and was informed tnat was
captured at Alouera IN the r"n'ns"lar
war
was sightaeeing under. OF course. the
best auspices. Coi. hoosevet spent
comparatively long time contemplating
the statue 81 the Venus ~ Milo. lie made
occasions To issue delicate and apparently
very acceptable compliments 70 French
appreciation 81 art
The dinner AT O'Clock At the palace
OF the Elysee would have been quite
"A Affair hHAt Nnr NfOA HOOARV0It
departing from the dry as dust formula
q the protocol IN replying To hts toast.
proposed by President Falliere~. The
French President used the usual kindly
phrases in referring tO the great country.
which WAS friendly and which he trusted
would always he friendly. Col. Roo~eVelt
~ hi- reply euiogized France @s The centre
NJ the light Of civilization. and said that
since h" had been here he had been struck
with AN idea which he intended tn u-e
in hi- Sorbonns lecture tomorrow.
There were IU guests ~ the dinner. in
, Guiding the entire Cabinet. members II
tho white slave ;ra'ic congrcss members
of the American Embassy. Mrs. Roose-
welt and H;hel end Kermit Roosevelt.
Mrs. Grow. W. X. Vanderbilt and his wife
and eA-Pre-ident I,oub~t.
AuT 1AbhNf No' hOuS"Nt Nv =
ton There was also q musical enter
tainment. The gues's were chiefly mill
tary and oficiRl. with prominent mem
hers Of the American colony. ~ II O'Clock
the company gathered in the Sales des
Fetes, tapestrled chamber brilliant with
painted ceiling and ghttenng lights from
many crystal chandeliers.
The general company entered the room
Ill EmIka
with Mrs. Roosevelt on his arm. followed
by Roosevelt and Nine Fsihere@. entsTed.
preceded bv two ushers In the front
row two arnchairs in the middle aisle
were corrupted by Mines. Roosevelt
and Fallieres. hanked by NJ. Falli@rps on
the left and Roosevelt on the light in two
other armcha'rs
The programme lasted until midnight
IL consisted OF recitations by Mounst-
Sully and Nine Bartss and songs and
duets by Mines Litvinne and Care and
MAJ de Fsrraudy Delmas and FugAre
concluding with the fifth tablean from
Gounod's Romeo and Juliet. sung 10y
Mary Garden and Salexa IN costume.
This evoked the loudest appla use and tbs
only recall of the artists
After this the company stood while
President Fallisres and Mrs Roosevelt
and Mrsa FaIIeres and Col Roosevelt
led the way 20 a room where refreshments
wer. served from a buffet Here Col
Roosevelt talked and complimented Miss
Garden and the other artists A. before
the concert. he was the centre Of the
| thickert of the crowd.
\ considerable crowd assembled ct
the Hotel des lnvalihes when Col.
Roosevelt. with his son Kermit and Am
haSsador Bacon and VI. Jusserand. the
French Ambassador NJ Washington. ar
rived at noon. Gems. Dalsteln. Field
mann and Niox received them az the
entrance. They first visited the chapel