Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-17


answered that she placed II ~ - Pct
tain and let It catch flles VI he
She is original and No,
fashion unless Il suits her ~ SVund
tinctlvely a shirt waist g,r, sut "a
she dresses tastlly and wei, 'su Sa
affect extensive and lavlsblv Voc
wardrObes and Is not a slave ,-peai
Yet the most arlstocrstlc s'eois
Washington-and few CITIES NJ
more exclusive 80 has looked
with approving eyes and m.
shell do" One summer a,
she introduced the innovst,o. .pr
rying a cane and did II wle "a
chic grace that she made II at
She is quite an expert sleIpht -,
performer and often entertsl..
groups by doing difficult fean /,
line. When needing a hat -
tricks or the like she uses bo, "a
cowboy sombrero. Her pencb,..
startling things was shown nv M,
that she was the FIRST woman IN
TO go down In a submarine ho.,
ing a trip to the bottom Of Ns,,.
sett bay at least two year. N.
President Roosevelt made bs
gasp by a similar feat
Despite all this Alice Roosevs,
n shrinking side. dislikes the pstr
Of her position, or did before =.
used to II. and refused for yeau IA !,
NIT a photograph Of herself 70 4. !.
en-. II was only the ruse ofas-
artist painting her IN an ant'v'
hat and threatening 10 use the p...
unless he could get a photo that =.
ed her 20 sit for likeness. but as.
slip OF n girl Of four years sn
which time this incident occurt
hardly the Alice Roosevelt Of ,iv
She has grown in po.se. In e1psa-.
and in beauty.
Alice Roosevclts appreciated d J.
father has been shown ou many o,i
sious. At thc launching Of lhe Mea
her nrst glance after the ciraeat
was not ~ Prince Henry or the asss.
bled thousands. but nt the familiar Ia
beside her. aud the answering osl q J
Theodore Roosevelt showed that tf o.
icrstood. At another time Mlu uaa,s
welt left the senate gallery iu t.ra d
iiFnnt.on because Senator Camaa (
Tennessee had spoken in critcsn Z
The president tt was nu lmpuft 81
that would not have been done by 81
more trained iu the ways " lhc ueai
but Il revealed whnt w1s IN the r'ii
bcart
Alice Rooscyclta tgiu 10 the faf sr
Wns tho climax of her F.H.bnoi rfg
10 TINT time she had visited Cuu tti
Porto Rico where she received po1uu
ovntioua. New Orleans. where she ru J
showcrcd with honors such as hai nu
o. been shown a woman 10 that pgli
city. aud the 81 Louis cypos.t1
where she became at once the chief 4
traction of the show.
As member OF Secretary Tatts pa
~ her slight figure dwarfcd even af
OF the gigantic Taft himself willie p
senators. Representatives aud coz
high dignltarlca were scarcely onfif,
three IN the popular estimation. hAi
wall and the Philippines she was sa'i
almost royal honora, while IN lilA
abe was received by the mikado ana
China by the empress downgef
Her honeymoon trip 20 Europe wa
will be taken next summer aft9 %
congressional session Il praeuea-l
over. will complete her trip aFVes'
most OF the world. Until that tine ~
newly married couple viii renan -
the most part IN Washington. Ihsva
ding itself will easily eclipse anJ s',A
event that has ever occurred n .
White House. The nuptiah WI >
celebrated IN the historic east ~.
aud Right Rev. Henry Y. hat'sf" =
Washington win oneiate
There have been many similar es.s
monies witnessed m the ehees.'.
mansion. the last one being thst o. ~
marriage OF President Grover ~
land 20 Miss Frances Folsom tws-Q
years ago. The one most neafV Y
preaching the present arair bow.
was the wedding OF Nellie Cram 7.
Algernon sartoris. II is the only Oh.
marriage ever celebrated IN 'hs -
room. The home life OF Grant ~
much like that OF the present oeeug-
OF the White House, and the Dear !. |,
the silent man was wrapped up ~ !
daughter. One OF the unexpected -.
OF that brilliant event was the -
ence OF some unlimited guests IN :
/ persons OF little Jesse Grants pa',.. .-,
nine. the ragged urehins ereauhs ~
amusement and CONSERVATION uy W.
ing about among the swell guesa-
Prior 70 the civil war there 49, @
number OF White House wi', we1ulls
The hrst one was that OF a reiau,s
Mrs. Dolly Madison, who VAS ~, !,
social leader In her day aud nAGe :
event a gala occasion Durihs -.
dent MonrOe's regime his eAus-', -',
Maria, was married I'm the piue -
10 her cousin. samuel /. 6ou'9,L, ou',,
OF New YORK. Only a fe" ~
guests were present. Six years -