New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-16
Poodle and Social Incidents
AT TIE WHITE HOUSE.
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wasb,roton. April I5.-The President nan
M, I'm ~ a late hour this afternoon re-
c.,,,od ron,v 10 his messages TO Mexico
Through the Department OF Jus'ne W.
Taft received assurances from 'ne
surgents that there would De no repe'"0''
Of the occurrence OF Thursday ms III
formation was communicated TO the rreSi-
dent by the Attorney General
President Taft to-day accepted the IN
vitstion presented several days ago TO tne
dinner TO be given by st. John boose
OF Ma.ons. of Newark y. j.. on May 10
10 celebrate the l5Oth anniversary OF 'he
lodge. Mr.. Taft will make hurried Trip
from Newark to New York CITY that hish'
10 deliver an address on Criminal La"
az a dinner 70 he given under the auspices
of the Prison Association, the New YORK
Bar Association and the Academy OF Polti-
cal Science Mr.. Taft will remain in New
York over night and then proceed to Har-
risburg, Penn. to address the delegates u
the convention OF the brotherhood OF Ran
road Trainmen.
Sir Robert ". Perks. for twenty-five years
a member OF the House Of Commons caileo
to pay his respects and congratulate INC
President on the success OF his efforts tow
ard bringing about world peace. Nearly
three hundred letters from Great Britain
commenting the Presidents arbitration
polcy were received at the White House TO-
day.
President Taft will attend the ceremonies
on May al the Pan-American Union BUM
ing incident TO the presentation OF goid
medal to Andrew Carnegie by the amen
can republics. The invitation was pre-
scented by a committee composed or Direc-
tor General Barrett. the Costa Rican siih-
lister. the Venezuelan Minister, the Colom-
bian Minister and the Ecuadoran minister
Representative Littleton introduced the
members Of the Columbia University pase-
hall team. who offered their services to the
President In the case OF trouble In Mexico.
Among the White House callers were the
Secretary OF the Interior, Senators Calm
ger. Cummins, Smith. of Michigan. ana
Gamble, ex-Senators Scott and Burkett ana
Representatives Volstead, Fordney, kahh'
Sulloway, Sherley, Porter, Stevens Earu-
ner and Davidson, ex-Representauve her
bert Parsons Ex-Governor Allen, Governor
Cotton. Bishop Cranston and DR.. Max wal
ter, who was seat to this country by tne
German Emperor to deliver a course OF
lectures at Columbia University.
The President and Mrs. Taft gave Din
ner tonight in honor of the new Senator'S
and their wives. The guests included SEN
ator and Mrs. Chiffon, Senator Gronna'
Senator Johnson Senator Kern, Senator
Lippitt Senator and Mrs. Mclean, Senator
and Mrs MARITIME. Senator Myers, senator
Poindexter, Senator and Mrs. Pomerehe'
Senator and Mrs Reed, Senator townsend
Senator and Mrs Watson, Senator VIII
Jams. Senator Works, Governor Charles ,.
Deneen. the American Ambassador 10 Ger
many and Mrs. Hill. the Secretary TO the
President and Mrs. Hllles. Mrs. Ecksteln'
Mrs. Eugene Stafford. Miss Morgan, Miss
Taft. Henry W Taft. Frederick Ecksteln
and Major Archibald w Butt. The table
decorations were Golden Gate roses and
maidenhair ferns. .-.........
The President and Mrs. Taft gave one
OF the largest house parties they have en-
tertained since their occupancy OF the
White House Henry w Taft, the Presl-
dents brother, arrived to-day for an Easter
visit. and Mrs Eckstein, OF Cincinnati. VINO
has been Mrs Tafts guest for week or
two. was joined to-day by her son, Fred
erick Eckstcin. Miss Taft is entertaining
Miss Edith Morgan, OF New York. and Is
expecting Miss Grace r. Henry, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard II. Henry, OF New
York. Robert Taft will arrive Easter Mon
day. and with him will be John Heron,
who visited the White House few months
ago, and probably several other student
friends, all Of whom will remain for the
dance on Wednesday night.