New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
~ rue WHITE HOUSE.
frrom The Tribune Bureau

runc 1q-The PRESIDENT
,,,,s morning in his offlce anu '"'o
spent VIZ" tho honor guest at luncheon
g....,,,,orcial Club, OF CINCINNATI a.
IN. chevy Chase Club. inc , Na,or
tho Treasury, Secretary hi'''' ,h.
u,,t were the only other cues.
,,,,choon. After the luncneo" 90,
Green presented a rose bowl 70 '''o
don, as the gift OF the CLUB OH ''i7
of his silver Wedding aoh.d tho
,,a..as,oa NJ congratulation reachea NV
White House to-day from every ,ro,,
the world. including cable dispa'cne A..
tho rulers OF nearly every cou""'
world. Pope Plus X sent his cong 49,
lions through Monsignor Faicoh,o' ~
aoIo,.te IN tho United states, VINO cane"
I'm person this morning
An inmate OF the Old Folks Home man
,ainsa nv the Episcopal Church. at o'
Johnland. Long Island. sent ms eo,rs "a
t,ons TO the President and MITE i"i'
exnrossed the hope that they "oulu M :,
celebrate their golden wedding "i.
selected this from the large PIE Vi
messages and sent an autographed pi''''
graph in return .,-
In the "silyer wedding" mall this morn
ing was a manuscript OF THE silver wen
d,po March" composed In honor OIL '"o
President by j. Machowonky' OF W"
III, Ct,y graduate OF the musical IN
stitute at Warsaw. Russia.
Jacob c. schmiapp, Of Cincinnati was a
nro,tfast guest at the White House.
Senator Bradley and Represei'"'''
Langley. who called to congratulate VIZ
President told him that the hen'u.hS
delegation was unanimous IN FAVOR Vi no
denomination, and that when the votes a''
oorr,od a year from next November Ken
,rc,y will he found 10 have given her
o,oo,ora, votes 10 William Howard Taft'
,,r langley also said: I'VE are going 10
oIoot a Republican Governor and Legs
lature''
Senator Bradley urged the President 10
,nnoint Albert s. White prominent nesr"
NJ louisville. minister TO Hayu when tha'
most bacomes vacant. The Senator SAID ne
understood that Henry ". Furniss, the
.,,.r,can Minister. had resigned. A. the
state Department IL was said that because
Of the disturbance in Hayu MI fui'is'
would remain for the present
President Taft told Representative IN
derwood he would do his best 10 arrange
his dates so that he could attend the Ala
hama state Fair at Birmingham some time
between October 5 and IA. 49,
IN a telegram OF thanks to J. j. jon
NOR acting Mayor OF Augusta Tot 'ie
beautiful present sent by the citizens OF
Augusta, President Taft said: our reia-
lions 10 the people Of Augusta WITHIN tne
last three years have been so close ana SO
full of Measure that we are greatly toucAeu
hy this evidence OF their kindly feelings
and 7 hone that you will convey 10 those
whose expressions Of friendship are con-
,a,ned in this gift an assurance OF our pro-
found gratitude for their though'tuinesS
and generosity 49,.
Among the White House callers were the
sacretary Of state, Major General WOOD
Senators Jones, Fletcher and Cuiloin' eA'
Senators Hopkins and Burrows repre-
eentatives Flood, GUERNSEY Mckinney
Morgan and Burke and ex-Representatlve
| Bennett. m IL
The President played golf with MS
brother. Henry W. Taft, at Cbevy Chase
this afternoon after the luncheon OF the
Cincinnati Commercial Club.
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