New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-12


Awnings stretched not only over the deck
hut along the sides so that the dancing
pavilion was sheltered from both sun and
wind
Gun Deck Open to Sky.
Above and forward on the gun deck the
decorations Of flags bunting and flowers
worked equal wonders. This deck was left
open to the sky. a real roof garden. and
tables and chairs were scattered about in
profusion for the guests to use while par
taking Of refreshments. The walters were
he sailors. SO there was no trouble on
that score
Admiral Won Paschwitzs luncheon guests
included the Mayor, Dr. Kurt Ziegler, the
acting German Consul; Captain Albert
Gleaves commandment OF the Brooklyn navy
yard: Seth Low. Adolph Kuttroff. Herman
Ridder, Count Won Bernstorn. the German
Ambassador; Dr.. Nicholas Murray Butler,
Elmer L. Brown, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
James Speyer. C. Ledyard Blair DR.. Ed
ward Hagaman Hall, J. T. Morgan. jr.,
Brgadier General Tasker H. Bliss and Rear
ADMIRAL WinslOW, Of the American squad
ron.
Aboard the Bremen Decentralization
Seebohm entertained al luncheon Vice
Consul Kraske, Theodore Sutro. Jacob II.
Schiff. Paul VI. Warburr. Z. 4. &. smith,
Hugo Reisngef and others Will" Frege,-
'aukapitsn Won KToe!gk, on the Stettn,
had as lis guests John Purroy Mitchell
president Of the Board Of Aldermen; Gen
,ral Howard Carroll, Dr. George +. kuuz,
Or. otto Won Schenck. Edward +. Adams.
William =. Lord. Eric Hosscnfe.der Carl
Won Hci1la,t. Captain j. A. HoO"ewerH %
'hc Kansas and others
Toa.ts 30 Kaiser Wilhelm and To- Pr,si-
der- TAR werc drunk al all three lunch
cons. although formal speeChmakrg wa
mot ig evidence. Mayer GaynOr spoke d
few Informal words oc greeting aboard
'u' No.tkc and Admiral Won Paschwitz
RESPONDED With brief address Of thanks.
4 o9b. message from the Kaiser adj
dressed 10 a." German Nerelr az New
York. 100 response 10 its message Of greet
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Philippsthdl had apparently improved th"lr
opportunities on their American visit for
they seemed to be acquainted with man,
moro Of the women who attended the re-
ception than most Of their fellow officers.
Excursion boats and public launches
crowded with sigh'secrs steamed and
chugged around the Moitkc all afternoon,