Show ROOSEVELT IT ITE ENTERTAINED ENTERT liNED BY I I AGED E EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA GRAND DINNER I IN HIS HONOR Distinguished Guest Placed at atthe atthe atthe the Right Hand of the Mon Monarch MonI Monarch arch at the Table and Ambas Ambassador Ambassador Ambassador Kerens on the Left GORGEOUS UNIFORMS U OF THE OTHER GUESTS After the Royal Function Ended the Americans Attended the Opera Where the E President dent Was Given an Ovation ECHO OF ROME INCIDENT IENNA April Arril The emperors emperor VIENNA V dinner at nt the Imperial at nt tonight constituted the concluding official function of Colonel visit to the Aus Austrian Austrian trian As the hour of the din dinner dinner Colonel Hoos ner was set net for C volt elt and Kermit J In evening left the hotel botel In lii a covered carriage a n half hour earlier nt at the entrance of the palace a court official met nUll anti escorted them up the broad brond flight of tiC f stairs there according to the court eti eli etiquette etiquette 4 quette of Imperial dinners Count Belle gurd master of the kitchen was In waiting lie He conducted condu ted them to the mirror room where the other guest guests hud bud assembled AM As 11 the and his hU sun sou reached the threshold the door opposite Tall Iras thrown open opens und and the thc emperor wearing the uniform of or n a field marshal advanced to meet the guests of ot the evening After greetings Colonel Roosevelt resented presented Kermit and in a few minutes the emperor with the on his left lett led the way through several spacious apartments to what Is called the small gallery a 0 gala apartment where small court dinners usually are given The gallery overlooks an exquisite e ex exquisite garden In the center of o which h ha a marble fountain Is constantly playing additional guests sat down to dinner Including Count von the foreign minister Bar Baron Baron Bara a on Burian von the Austrian I minister ot of finance General Franz the min minister minIster mm ister of war Baron von yon the Austrian premier Baron Baon ler von the garian garlan ambassador to the United States Prince court chamber chamberlain chamberlain lain la In Gount grand marshal of ot the court in Austria Count master of ot the horse and other high officials of ot the emperors civil and household the American am ambassador ambassador ambassador Richard C Kerens Ker ns and the members of ot the American embassy and sad Dr Kerzel his body phy ph Given Place of Honor With the exception of the Americans Americana all the guests were in full court uni f rm Colonel Roosevelt sat at the em right and Ambassador Kerens at t his hi left Count Von sat at his left lett while was removed nine places laces from his father occupying the tite position between Count skY grand master of ot cere core ceremonies ceremonies monies and Baron von Pers director of the of the cabinet Throughout the dinner which com corn comprised comprised 12 a 1 courses with eight wines of are ae variety the band of the Thirty second Infantry played In a gallery rendering selections from Strauss The service was of ot silver and white and gold china with the imperial eagle In Ingol gol soU on the borders Still following the ceremonial of ot private vate ate dinners as distinguished hed from gala galand and nd state banquets no formal toasts were given The dinner occupied pre Continued on Page Seven ROOSEVELT ENTERTAINED BY AGED E EMPEROR Continued From Page One one hour and upon arising from table the party returned to the mirror room where what is known as the cir circle circle circle cle followed during which the emperor personally made the round of his guests His Hi of o the former Pres President President ident dent and his son was exceedingly cor cot cordial cordial dial Roosevelt at the Opera From the palace Colonel Roosevelt and drove direct to the Imperial opera onera lious hous where they th occupied th tn court c urt box for a short time luring during the thO act of the Barber of or Seville The h je was crowded In anticipation of or the presence and he be was given a hearty reception They drove from the opera to the American embassy where an informal reception to the American colony had been ar at arranged arranged ranged Mr Roosevelt will leave for Budapest at 9 oclo k tomorrow morning a ape special special cial car having been placed at his ser set service service vice He will be met by Count Apponyi at and nd in an au automobile automobile automobile and a d spend the day d with the count at his castle at Eberhart He will resume his Journey journe at In the thi th arriving at Budapest about three hours latr What is regarded as a very ery cheerful sequel to the Vatican incident occurred after the luncheon which Ambassador or Kerens Korens gave in honor of Colonel Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose noose velt when MonSignor Granito do Bel Belmonte Belmonte Belmonte monte the papal pap l nuncio ac accredited accredited accredited credited to the Austrian court In the full fun ecclesiastical vestments V of his of office lice flee accompanied by b his secretary I nOlI called I upon the After being nt d by b the Ameri Amen American can ambassador the papal papa nuncio and Colonel Roosevelt Roosevel withdrew I Secrecy Maintained They talked together twenty minutes but what transpired it is i Impossible to state as aa both subsequently declined to tg give any information It was generally gene ll assumed that the Vatican incident was yas discussed and that tho the nuncio was the bearer of a message from the pope as asan asan asan an ambassador cannot divest himself of his ht hl official functions This however later was denied dented by Ambassador Kerens who explained that he ho had invited the nuncio to be present at the luncheon to meet the ex President but that that official was unable to accept the invitation because no other member of the diplomatic corps was attending and being desir desirous desirous ous of seeing Mr Roosevelt he came after the luncheon When asked If it could be assumed that the papal nuncio was the bearer of a message from the Vatican the tle American ambassador replied It would be unfortunate to place that construction upon the visit Franz Josef and the Vatican Another rumor which gained cur currency ur rency attributed the responsibility of the meeting to the emperor the story running that the th emperor after meet meeting Ing ins Colonel Roosevelt yesterday was so greatly impressed with his personality that he telegraphed to the Vatican ad advising advising advising some somes step ep that would put an end nd to the incident There are good rea tea reasons reasons sons to believe boll eve that this version is en entirely entirely Incorrect It was explained d that the emperor himself is In an awk ayk awkward awkward ward position with the tho Vatican over several matters notably regarding the visit which he owes to the king of Italy and which he cannot make be because cause if he ho went wool to Rome neither the pope nor the king would receive him if tt he hO h called upon the tue other first It is not considered likely under these conditions that the emperor has Inter Intervened Intervened intervened Besides Count von the of for foreign foreign foreign eign affairs is not on good terms with the papal nuncio nuneio who during luring the tue con controversy controversy controverSy over oer the school question sev several several severa eral era years ago a letter to a cler clot clerical clerIcal clotteal ical teal organ charging the tho minister with misrepresentation estimation |