The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-02-19
QUIET REIGNS At
THE WHITE HOUSE
Majority of Wedding Guests
Have Departed.
P 0ST-N UPTIAL AFFAIRS
Official Life Enjoys Quiet Entertain
ments on Day After the Memo
rabIe Marriage.


For the first time in many days the
White House is without guests. and the
next few weeks will be spent IN get
ting used TO doing without the roilick-
ing, good -natured, CHEEKY companion
snip OF its former young lady tenant,
who, as Mrs Nicholas Bongworth, will,
probaly, start upon her wedding journey
today.
MIR. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson re-
turned to New York this morning, and
all of the school boy friends OF Theodore
Roosevelt. 1r., and Kermit Roosevelt
also LEFT town.
Mrs. Roosevelt went to ST. Johns
Church yesterday morning, taking sew
eTal Of her children with her. and other
wise spent the day with .er family. Ia
the afternoon, the President and his
6rother-in-law. Douglas Robinson, went
for ride over country roads.
Theodore Roosevelt. jr. Kermit. and
the big bunch Of school boy friends.
some of them cousins, who came on for
the wedding, went down the Potomac
today on the Slyph had their dinners
there, and enjoyed a right merry wind
up of their famous visit TO the White
House, They are all nice looking fellows.
these school boys, ranging In age from
fifteen to twenty years. and attracted
considerable attention at the wedding.
They came over from Groton, Harvard,
and C-Ier schools To be with the Rose
FeIt boys, and have formed happy eie-
merit Tor several days. sleeping six in q
room in the private part OF the resi-
dence.
They were not in the East Room,
where the ceremony was performed. but
stood out ia the red corridor with the
members OF the press, Senator and Mrs.
Netnaore, ana few others. for Il good
view Of The bridal procession as IL passed
down the hall, and later for positions
Al the big dOubIc-door leading into the
East Room. from which perfectly UNI
obstructed view of the ceremony was
had.
Mrs. George Lee. the grandmother OF
Mrs. Lougworth, who was 10 have gone
to Boston Saturday afternoon, remained
over and lett the White House yester-
dag tor u vIsjt with ADMIRAL and A4Es.
Cowles-
Mrs. Nicholas Longwortb. ST, and
her daughter. Countess de Chambrun,
left Washington yesterday afternoon
for Cincinnati, where they will remain
for some time visiting Mrs. WaIling-
ford. the elder daughter OF Mrs Long
worth.
The numerous guests who were here
10 attend the wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Longworth Saturday were the honor
guests At various entertainments yes
terday and last evening. AIRS. Cow4es
gave her usual afternoon tea, and AR.
and Mrs. John r. Mclean. VINO are at
their town house. gave a dinner for
Ms. Jack Gardner, of Boston. Mrs.
Nicholas Fish was another hostess and
MIR. and Mrs. Larz Anderson who had
nue. almost filed with Anderson and
Longworth relatives on for the we'd
ding. gave dinner last night
The superb LOT OF flowers used at the
wedding OF Miss Roosevelt and NJ.
LOngworth were sent TO various hospi-
tails where they cheered the sick and
lonely.
Mrs. Henry II Mckee will give a tea
this afternoon from 10 o'clock IN
honor Of her guests, the Misses Malin,
OF Philadelphia.
Senator and Mrs Martin viii give a
box marty at the BeIasco this evening.
-
honor Of Miss NcIlwaiue of Virginia,
who is visiting their sister Miss Day.
Mrs. Nathaniel simpkins entertained
AT luncheon yesterday, when her guests
included a number OF out-of-tOwn
friends here for the RooseveIt-Long-
worth wedding.
Mrs. W Z. Andrews. wife Of the Au-
ditoT for the Treasury. and her sister.
Miss Mccoy. will not receive on Tues
DAY, bu. will be at home on February
q when they VIII be assisted DY Mrs.
r. p Bishop, wife Of Representative
Bishop of Michigan
At a delightful afternoon affair given
by Mrs Joseph Abel. of Douglas street.
in honor OF out-of-toWn friends. clever
guessing game was INDUCED In. when
first guests prize. Miss Smith OF Pitts
burg captured the second, and J -tss
Bell Morris the home prize. After the
game was over luncheon was served.
Those present were;
Miss Rose wheatfeld. of Baltimore;
Miss Lesser. Miss Smith. Miss Garner,
Of Newport News; Miss Sadie Silver,
Miss Estelle Peyser Miss Hortense
Morris, Miss Helena Barchfeld and
Miss Simms
Over three hundred guests gathered
at Pythian Temple last evening TO wit
ness the wedding of Miss Dora Rosen-
biatt and Louis Abrams, both of this
city. The bride. a pretty brunette, wore
a liberty satin and chiffon dress. trim
med in real lace. Her VEIL which was
thrown off the face, was attached TO
the hair bv a wreath of lilies of the
valley. She carried a shower bouquet
of bride roses and lilies of the valley
Her attendants were Miss Minnie Brez
as maid of honor, attfred in white null
with lace trimmings, and carrying a
shower bouquet Of white carnations. and
little Goldie Goldstein and Rose Blum
berg. cousins OF the bride. as flower
girls. wearing waite null dresses. with
baskets OF ofwHs and ferns in their
arms The groom we'll known bust
ness man of this city. had as his best
man Isaac Heidenheimer, while the
ushers were BENJAMIN Held, Joseph
Levy Israel Goldsmith, William Notes
George HoTuung, George Stein. Isdore
Cohen and Joseph Tlilman. A little later
than the appointed time. the happy cou-
pie. preceded by the ushers. marched
10 the altar where they stood under