The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-16
EUROPE TO HONOR | J
ALICE ROOSEVELT
Tho Mrs. Longworth, the Bride
Will Be Greeted as Daughter
of the President.

New York, Dec. 16.--When Miss Alice
Roosevelt, as Mrs Nicholas Longworth,
goes abroad, it will be her first visit to
Europe. Her cordial reception at every
European capital is assured, altho her
marriage will, in a way, detract some
When "Mrs. II Longworth' goes TO
Europe she will go as an American tour
list and not as the presidents daughter.
When preparations were being made
for the coronation Of King Edward,
Miss Alice was anxious to go, but the
question arose whether. she could go
English government be doing the proper
thing not to receive her as the daughter
of the president The question became
Of such vital Importance to both coun- I
tries that Miss Roosevelt gave up her
trip and her plan to lido" Europe
Homage of the Courts. a
In spite Of the fact that in becoming
| the wife of Mr.. LongWorth Miss Roose-
welt will. resolve into an American
matron and cease to be the reigning
unmarried belle Of America, she will,
] nevertheless, receive all the homage
which would have come to her had she
gone as Miss Roosevelt.
! In every country she visits she will
be presented at court by the American
? ambassador of that particular country.
| Miss Roosevelt is looking forward to
her visit to England with the greatest
interest. She will reach there some
time in June, Just at the beginning OF
the. social season IN London. WhltelaW
Reid, American ambassador to the court
! of ST. James and an old friend of Presi--
| dent Roosevelt, will see that Miss Alice
meets ENGLAND s king at the earliest
| possible moment. She will enjoy that
courted. honor that every American SO,
!. ciety girl longs fo for presentation at
! notable entertainments in her honor.
y The English people are great dinner
giyers. and it is probable the presidents
daughter will be entertained in this
fashion by King Edward himself. The
Reds will give a series of entertain
ments, and many notable American resi-
dents Of London will vie with each
other in playing host.
= 49,. The Visit to Paris.
In France Mr.. Longworth and his
bridge will be welcomed. They will
make an extensive visit to Paris, the
home Of the Countess de Chambrun, MT.
Longworth $ sister, and of the Countess
Marguerite Cassini, who, altho her
father, Count Cassini, former Russian
ambassador to the United States, is
stationed at, Madrid. spends her sum.
mers in Paris. S5st as.
President Loubet will receive the
president s daughter in much the same
way he would the most distinguished
foreign guest, and there will be dinners
at the Elysee and other series Of en-
tertainments. 1s&
L Should this interesting bridal coupl
: 90 to Germany, they will make the &C
. quaintance of one Of the most SINGER
admirers of President Roosevelt in tn
n kaiser. Emperor William is man who
+ like the president, does things prett
= much in accordance with his own ideas
RS and he will let no opportunity go b
IL to show the president daughter tina
ne altho she comes not as an official Wis
Id itor, she is received with all the, pom
is given to a princess Of the blood.
a Miss Roosevelt a Linguist.
or ~ Miss Roosevelt is b. 1inguist, and j
ad visiting the various countries she wi
in have the added pleasure of conversin
he with her many hosts in their nativ
in language. No plans have as yet bee
ia made for visit to Russia, but it
at the desire of Miss Roosevelt to 80 thel
ar for many reasons. Her friendship wit
- the Cassinis has done much to arous
-. has been to Japan, it is her wish
~ see the great Russian capital and j
W ruler. ..>' e. 1' 80. .@Sa g& (.
an The czar Of Russia and the emper,
ps Of Japan will be among the most co
II; spicuous contributors to Miss Alice
II list Of wedding gifts. While this cou
ag tesy will be extended directly to Mi
op- Roosevelt. it will be another and pret1
acknowledgment Of the presidents pa
yn, in the famous peace negotiations !
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