The Fairmont West Virginian

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he was the last cf the diplomats, but

the brhliant Oriental appearance of

his train mere than made up .for the

rear end position. The other new diplomats

of ministerial rank attending

their first New Year's reception were;

Mr. Sannott, from Haiti; General Velcz,

from Cuba; Senor Rojas, from

Ventzuela: Mr. Coromilas from

Greece; the Maro.uls of Vftlalobar,

from Spain; Senor Joubert from the

Dominican ^Republic, and Count de

Buisseret, from Belgium?the latter

vritn a uvvv wr crcpc insccaa or a goia

sword knot, tne official badge ot

mourning for his late sovereign, King

Leopold.

When the gaily apparelled diplomats

had filed past tne receiving line,

and had been cord.'ally greeted, the

venerable Chief Justice FuKer led the

Associate Justices of the Supreme

Court and other members of the judiciary.

Then came former cabinet!

members, United States Ambassadors,

and Ministers, and members of congress.

There were put few of the lai

ter, the holiday season having sent

moat of them to their homes.

The buglers sounded another call,

and representatives of the army and

navy filed Into the room. Decked out

sn all the glery of full dress uniforms,

the military and naval officers made

a bi.llunt showing. Tney ,were the

last of the uniformed visitors. The

assemblage took on a more subdued

apcearance as they deoarted.

They were Immediately followed by

the civilian officers of the government

and representatives of various organizations,

as follows:

Regents and secretary of the Smithsonian

Inititut'on, Civil Service Cornm.tision.

Interstate Commerce Commission,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Fairmont West Virginian. (1910). Fairmont, W. Va., 1910-01-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86092557/1910-01-01/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Fairmont West Virginian, 1910-01-01.