The evening world., 1911-04-27
Luncheon Guest Of Henry
Clews After Receiving Many
Callers at Brothers Home.
MISSES LITTLE GIRLS.
Is Invited to International Polo
Match and Opening of
New Library.

President TAFT had lunch today at
the home Of Henry CLOVIS. No. q West
fffty-nrst street These were the
puests:
Levi ?. Morton. Joseph ~ Choa.e.
Seth Low. Cen. Frcderich II. Grant. a..
- ~, PRECEDENT \ Barton Hepburn OF
tie Chamber ~ Commerce. y. Nilie f..
Stone o. ihe Associated Press, Horny W.
Taft. the Presidents brother, Joln
Clan,n. tho merchant. ". .. R'o,n %
tho New York Central. John jacob AS
toT, Chester :. Lord. W. Q U.'c; and
Arthur brisbane. newspaper editors 7.
i. Ssouts o. the Irtcrhorouth, y T..
NorPan 81. w. *. Vanderbilt ir.. Fred.
aricN Underwood OF the Erie and others.
The luncheon followed . busy morn
Ina. Though ne had stayed up until >
O'Clock THIS morning to deliver his
speech a. the Uunplrian Republican
cub. Mr raft was at tho breakfast
table AZ the home Of his brother. Henry
". Tit, 40. 30 West For;y-eishth
street. prpmptlv at o ~ lock.
Missed Girls Call.
He was chasr.nrl 10 learn tina early
- nt- lbs rising. he rad missed a
call 'rnn three young ladies'. daughters
ot bis brothers. associate. Hugh Bayne.
an active Yale alumnus. The three
girls mad called on their way 10 school.
lie had word sent to their father tina,
ttcy really must co'ne to see him later
in the day II their teachers could be
persuaded 20 excuse them.
Immediately after breakfast Angus,
belmont, II. l.. Herbert and W. A
Hazard. representing the National Polo
Association. waited upon the President.
They presented a formal request for his
presence at the international polo
matches with English teams at Mead
ow Brook. l.. l., to be played MAY 81
June 3 and June l. The President said
he would try TO be there.
John J.. Cadwalader. a trustee q, the
New York Public Liorar ~. called 20 ask
the President TO be present at the OPEN
ing OF tho great new building At Fifth
avenue and Forty-second street on
May o.. The President accepted,
Parsons and Griscom Call.
Alfred n. Conklinc. former Assembly.
man. was summoned bv the President
80 " IAA .E' " 70. Hh# NfNN 10 ANFNNAa
FORMER Congressman Parsons and
Lloyd c. Gr!s'om, Chairman CT the Re
publican County Committee. discussed
with the President the appointment OF
assistant surveyors to succeed those
vho went out with Deputy surveyor
Wanmakcr because they were district
leaders.
william Barnes ir. was also a caller
lie said he called m the line 81 his duty
a. state Republican leader to inform
tie President OF public sentiment ant
political events In this state. Especially
s. Mr.. Barnes Interested, ne said. in pre-,
Sowing the form "f representative gov,
ernncgt 90 "a" pcoI,c-ucnuing tina h,
IS opposins direct primaries and direcI
election of Senators,
Mrs Taft came over from Wash.
inctOu ahead Of the President. IS
the President and others of the part,
who lad been at lunch with Henry
'iews turned into Forty-clEhth street
from Fif,h avenue, Mrs. Tar; was out
iu TIE street walking around a SIDE.
walk on-trut ton.
It VT, not uni.I some t.me later thai
a spectator asked q ST, rr, scrNtrr mar
WHO the 'ddy VAS tina; cyerybIiy Spok,
a.. ANA learned that it was Mrs. Taft.
The n, 'ilcut devoted his Afternoon
40 the preparation q! his speech to,
rlght before the American Publishers
Association a. tho Aston. TIE member.
az 49,. lale Club have ARRANGED to hav,
the s""" n repeated - thoH over ;
telephone wire through an a'ous"'on.