The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-10
CH0ATE AND BRYAN
JEST ON GRAPE JUICE
Praise Each Other as Diplo-
imnts Whether Fcrmentcd
or Not.
PEACE DINERS A-ROAR
Src,rtar, Of. stat" Tells His
own and Wilson'S Plans
to End War.

plans to end war 10y ariit' .t!ou and an
exchange OF badinacc nc:wccn Mr.
Eryau and Joseph II. Choag" IN the un-
mentioned subject o' Crap" juice were
features of tho dinner wl.,A tn" \nlcif-
can Hundred Years Hca," committee
gave in honor of Nj. Bryan and the
foreign dclcaatca a. lie IIotcl .\~to"
last night.
Mr.. Choa,c began the jostinc in his
ch1irman's speech
For NOR" than ten years H. sad IN
IN eloquent cuiogy OF Mr. Erydn, "hc
has been an earnest laDorcr IN IN" Vine
yard of peace and hc added, turning
To- tho Secretary of stat. at his right,
'lf he Will allow me To cail i u vine
yard"
The 500 mon and women IN the grand
ballroom caught IN" allus!on instantly
and Mr.. Cho1tc had T." pause unt,l they
had laughed themselves out while Mr..
Bryan chuckled in appreciation.
Mr. Bryan fired right hack ~ Mr.
C,catc IN preamble to his peace talk.
II | were selecting on whose intro
durL.on would u" delightful 20 m" I
know of no one whom | would prefer
to him" said the SECRETARY Of state
Chccrfully. II doubt If can find a
hotter example TO pattern at'or in prose-
outing the worl; Of diplomIcv than he
furnishes tarplaus"l and | doubt If he
himself has ever given a more brilliant
example of that tact which is necessary
in diplomacy.
"I-or what vovd ,ouII no bn,p So
ldctod that would ne SO accurately en-
prosaivc Of the connecting link between
himself and myself on the subject 10
which ne refers Had he taken any
other word except vineyard | doubt If
We could have come together. But We
both draw from tho vineyard. he his
lf.aughtor1
II presume that he was almost forced
into Bib" quotation, although do
not mean to suggest that il requires
coercion TO bring him to H."
And this time ii was Nj. BRYAN who
had to pause while the peacemalcrs at
dinner and Mr.. Choatc himself filed
the room with mcrriment
In the notable company that were
gathered for this climax TO the peace
runferenc" wcr" two state Governors.
| t.herhardt OF Minnesota and Miller of
! Delaware, and the Ministers and Am
, bassadors Of several Latin American
countries MIR choats escorted to the
dining room Ambassador Da CANA of
| Brazil and Cornelius Vanderbilt walked
with Lord Wsardalc. head of the
| British peace delegation.
/ At the right Of Mr. Choate were NJ
/ da Cana. Amba ssador of Brazil: Will
| lam Jennings Bryan. Secretary oi
State; Lord Weardalo. sir George
| Houston Reid. Federico Najiu, Minis
| tor Of Salvador. Sir Arthur Lawlcy. pr
ArizaEa, Minister OF E.iador; &. d,
! Bruyne of Ghcnt. Federico .tlforz,
! Pczet. Minister of Peru, senator Will
/ liam Alden Smith. Eugene II. outer.
| bridge, Gov. Otto Ebcrhardt OF Mime,
sofa, Rear Admiral Aaron Ward
United States Judge l.. Henry La
conbc. Capt Albert GlcIves, L. :. ~.
| Alton Il. Parker Andrew Carnegie
| Robert Bacon and Collector William
! Loeb. .Tr.
ON Mr.. Choatc'S left SAT Sir Arthur
Cecil SpriuG-Rice. British Ambassador
/ Earl Stanhope. Sir Herbert Eustacc
! Maxwell Ignacio Calderon. Minister o'
| Bolivia; Raoul pandurand. senator
! Theodore l.. Burton n' Ohio. Sir Ed.
mund Walker. Gov. Charles L. Miller
| of Delaware, Arthur l.. Sefton Premier
of Alberta: Judge George Gray of Delta
ware. Justice Almet i. jerks Of tn,
! Appellate Division, Cuurt"nay Walter
| Bennett. British Corsul-Gcneral: join
! \. Stewart. chairman of the cXccutiv,
committee OF III" American Peace Cen,
/ tenary Committee: James II. Preston
Mayor of Baltimore: Walter H. Page
newly appointed Ambassador T." tho
Court of st. Jamcss; Nicholas Murra!
Butler, president Of Columbia Cuivcr,
| city; Henry White. Ambassador I,
! France, and George Won l.. Meyer. "X,
| Secretary of the Navy.
, At other tables were