New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05
PRINCE MAYORS GUEST.
Dinner for Tsai Tao Given by
Mr.. Gaynor at Sherry's.
ENTERTAINS 100 DINERS
Royal Visitor and Citys Head
Exchange Series of Grace
full Compliments.

! His imperial highness Prince Tsai Tao
was the guest of Mayor Gaynor and Mrs
Gaynor last night at a dinner at Sherry $
Nearly a hundred sat about the tables fixed
| in the shape of hollow square, with a
bank of roses and flowers of various
sorts in the centre. Back Of the
prince and the Mayor the flags of the
United States and China were draped to-
gether. The prince was accompanied by
the members of his suite in their brilliant
uniforms. which. with the flowing brocaded
silk robes of the guest of honor, We'd with
the dainty costumes of the women among
the guests.
At the outset Mayor Gaynor. after re-
marking that there would be no speeches
after dinner. offered toast TO the imperial
visitor
THE prince comes to us" he said. from
a great nation which has a civilization two
thousand years older than our own II
asks for nothing but peace and justice Of
the rest of the world. and particularly Of
the Western world Let US hope that the
West shall freely recognize the high civ
ilization of the East, from which we have
derived so much a preliminary Of the
everlasting peace which is strongly
wished for by both
The youthful prince arose. and in a
| liquid voice spoke few words in his ma
tive Manchu ending by raising his glass.
His Excellency Ii Ching Mai interpreted
his remarks into English as follows;
His imperial htghness the prince is
very glad of this opportunity TO express his
deep thanks and high appreciation for the
great courtesy shown to him everywhere
in New York City. and az the same time TO
propose the health Of the Mayor and Mrs
Gaynor."
The guests Of the Mayor and Mrs. Gaynor
were his imperial highness Prince Tsai
Tao his excellency Ii CHING Mai, Briga-
der General Ha Hen Chang, Colonel Hsu
Chin Shan. Colonel Yao Pao Lai, Captain
Pang Tsan Chang, Lieutenant Colonel
Chang Shao Yuan. Lieutenant Colonel Liu
En- Yuan Colonel Tien Haien Chang. Major
Tung Chang, Surgeon Major WI Wei Yu,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Choate, Mr.. and
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. J. P. Morgan,
ir., Levi P Morton. the Rev. and Mrs.
Frank Page, Mrs. Henry W. Bull, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Hyde. Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Ridder. John H Finley. Mr.. and Mrs
John Purroy Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
H Gary Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fairfield Os-
born Mr. and Mrs. Francis Key Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce, Mr.. and Mrs
George NfcAneny. Captain Henry r Lenly.
Z. S A; Colonel ". s. Schuyler. U. s A:
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler, Mr..
and Mrs Archibald R Watson, Mr. and
Mrsg Robert Adamson, Mr.. and Mrs Her
bert Robbins, MI. and Mrb. Winthrop Chan
Ter, William r Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Cooper Hewitt Mr.. and Mrs, Edmund l.
Bayliss Mr. and Mrs Whitney Warren,
MI and Mrs, Charles 8 Whitman Law
renee Godkin, James Creelman. Mrs Karl
Anderson, Brigadier General and Mrs.
Walter Howe Yung Kwai. first secretary
Chinese Legation: Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob H
schiff George F. Baker. jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel McRoberts, Mr. and Mrs. r 5.
Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Il. B. Hepburn Otto
H. Kahn. Cornelius n. Bliss and Miss Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd c. GriscoH. Chang Yin
Tang. Chinese Minister TO the United
States: Z Y Yung. Chinese Consul Gen
eraI In the United States DR.. William Bay
ard Hale. MI, and Mrs Robert Underwood
Johnson, Colonel and Mrs. William jay,
Admiral ard Mrs E H c Leutze. William
Loeb. IT,, Mr.. and Mrs. William A Prender-
CAST Mr. and Mrs J. F. D. Lanier and
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L Satterlee.