The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-17
MEXICAN RECIPROCITY URGED
coon VIII TiLkS iT DINNIR
1O DIt/'S tNHtSS tDOR.
ScnOr Casasus Thanks Americans Alton
u. Parker Praises the Mexican Prcsi.
den, and nel,ttics the Revolution
Martin " . ! utieton's Glowing Views

H. Parker Israiscs tbc Nlc<Ican prcsi.
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ulheu al oherry lasf hight TO do honor
TO Mexico. its President and the guest Of
honor of the evening. senior Don JOAQUIN
II casas,a wbo ,a,a,,,l, c,,,o nc , araci.i
a,,hos.,,,,, &c., 49,, H.. c''..S,.',',
"hp"S,auo' from III" D'aH "oVern'hei''
10 'he ,hi'eo states To convey the thahRs
of the sister republic for Americas = recog-
milton of the centennial celebration in
the CITY of Mexico lac, autump. J.ead-
ers o' soc'e'y ana REPRESENTATIVES. OF
banking and railroad interests which
have an eye to Mexico were among the
hundred odd guests
The sp;rit If tho asai. a. sxnrsss.d
,, r,n,r.s.,,a IT,, W a. ~,
Teton. Judge Alton b. Parker and Henry
W Taft, was calculated to warm some
official hearts down IN Mexico CITY should
,har. ,. a,. ,ar,,or,r,. ,ra,,ia,,io,
~ p' Guy .unpo,aY p'u,.'o''
'neieii oeo"use ol 'ne events III 'he STATS
OF Chihuahua Reciprocity such as that
whlch ls planned with Canada sympathy
for the problems OF Mexico and mutual
AID between the two Governments was
all the tenor of the after coree talk
Justice James g. Gerard. who had much
! TO DO with the extending oi the INVITA-
ton TO benor Casasus by tn" M"yico
Society of New York. presided at IN"
guests table over the smaller circular
| tables that were grouped behind 'he long
! table OF honor. each covered with sinIlax
and profuslon OF carnations. red and
white, several well known society women
| presided. Among these were Mrs. BeuJa-
min Guinness Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs.
| Clarence Mackay. Mrs. -. H y. Belmont
and Mrs. Phil lydig.
Others who attended wer. tonsul-
| General Romero of Mexico, James Is. iag-
| gin. Charles Birmingham. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Lewis Nixon John Jacob Astor. William
| II Vanderbilt. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Don (
Se''2. Manuel Estava. H. Gray. Marcus
| DAILY. Patrick Calhoun. Mr.. and Mrs Ii
Carroll Brown, Miss Carol Hartman. Miss
| Natalie knowlton, sidney Harris. Mrs.
James Henry smith Mrs. Martin ".
| Iittleton, MIR and Mrs John q. Milburn
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward /. l!anev. Mr..
| and Mrs James Syeycr. Mr.. and Mrs.
OTTO Kahn. Mrs + H. Thomas Mrs.
PI rick Campbell and the p'i" de Richeliu
When the dinner had been finished
tn. toa-tmaster in a brief speech proposed
the health of the President of Mexico
and an orchestra swung into the Mexican
national anthem After that Senior Co.
sasis. a tall spar. man with thin grav
heard and noted as one of the most brill
liant lawyers in Mexico city, arose to reply
He read from manuscript and IN good
English
Our Official relations" he said. those
between my country and yours have never
been more friendly than AZ present In"
people Of the United State, a.. also clos.
friends of the people of Mexico. aud they
take advantage Of every opportunity
publicly to show their Willingness To unite
in furthering the greatest possible d-vel-
opment of commercial interests, m" high
| est understanding among thinkers a> well
a. tn. most intimate and profound knuwi-
edge among social classes
VT. special Amhas-ddor 'lO7"i with
! between the American Universities and
the University of MEXICO might t."
rtreng gtEened bv the r"cu roCal exchange
! of professors. lh"u iutg" i1rE"r WIS
called upon.
| fI- dV-lt largely on ~" wOrh trdt
POrirIO D!iY had don" for ih" republic
ol MEXICO IN bringing q -tahle govern
ment To a country tha. had h""n plunged
IN chaos and revolution Il, was - ht'-d
for rs task to r.organil, M.vlco and to
rul. over II lastly a. Washington and
! lincoln had been fitted for then! ,p.,Ial
d.-tiul"- ~ tHl~ country Jud." park."
.rrd
1T j. rirv.~ H." sid after reviewing
TN. work Of MrNtro'- pI-sid.,t that
n f.w rui.gnlc.i men IN an an. milton.
, of h.NlCp should attempt. - they ;Ir.
,,,.Inn,iuy tn md, ~. pr.a, wurk thai
D,ay hg, Wrought
Iha, was ~" " ref, i,,.c.. mad. hy
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Ch,n,l,hlt,
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took for n,. text praphv ard NO,
.ii.,nrr as h, ,rI Wna,.v,r r,u
may ,,n,, over Iar,d,. over ih,. I-ru.,,
states and ;h. r.iehl.. .r republic -, ,h.
.o,lih NJ. slid. a Crr.tpr had lr,kcd th-,n
all IIt|e,,h,r ard ,,u. .r.w,r c.lla prohibit
Ih,ir rnIn,nnh ,u,.t..ts Th- Congress
mar -.lcc. referred ',. ~, t.ud,rg roc
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