The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-07
Nearly Every Man Who Will Fig
ure in Ceremony Is a Har-
ward Graduate.
NEWLY Welded PAIR
=. MAY TOUR THE WORLD
Miss Rooseveltsand Her Fiance
Discuss Globe rotting for
IT,. Two Years.

Special to The Journal.
Washington, Feb. There. will be
no bridesmaids or other official attend
ants on Miss Roosevelt. The Long
list of men who will act as ushers and
best, man. With the father of the
bride-elect Harvard man, the bride
groom, his best man, and nearly all the
ushers from the same institution, the
wedding will partake in large extent
of the nature of Harvard affair.
The Longworth family will be repre-
sented by both Of Mr.. Longworth $
brothers-in-law, Messrs. Wallingford
and De Chambrun.
The family of the bride will be repre-
sented by the president IS eldest son..
Mr.. Longworth g selection as best
man Is Thomas Nelson Perkins Of Bos-
ton, member of the corporation Of
Harvard university and a lawyer; a
classmate at Harvard and an intimate
friend; son of Edward G. Perkins of
classmate at Harvard and an intimate
friend Of Longworth s. father. The
best man is nephew of Charles Per-
kins, president Of the Burlington rail
road, and donor of the old Perkins
homestead to the people Of Cincinnati
for park purposes. 49,.
More Harvard Men.
( The ushers are Quincy A. Shaw, Jr.,
eric Winthrop Of New York, classmate
at Harvard; Francis R. Bangs of Bos-
ton, classmate at Harvard; Guy Nor
man of Boston, collegemate at Harvard;
B. A. Wallingford, Jr., of Cincinnati,
who married Longworth s oldest sister;
Larz Anderson of Washington, great
grandson of Nicholas Longworth,
- ~ C., e.
of the late General Nicholas Longworth
Anderson Of Cincinnati; Viscount
Charles de Chambrun, brother Of Count
Adelbert de Chambrun, who married
Mr.. .Longworth IS youngest sister; Theo-
dore Roosevelt Jr., son Of the president,
who is a student at Harvard.
May Tour the World.
The trip to Europe. including
Ambassador Reid which Miss Roose
welt has decided upon as. a part OF
her honeymoon, may now develop into
a. complete tour of the world during
which the daughter of the president
will be presented at all of the European
and ,Asiatie courts.
Plans to this effect are now under
consideration by Miss Roosevelt ant
Congressman Longworth. They have
advanced so far that an intimate FRIEND
of the bride-to-be today said that the
grand tour has practically been decided
upon.
Two years will be devoted to globe
trotting, and London. Paris, Berlin
St. Petersburg, Rome, Athens, Constan
tinople, Cairo, the viceregal court IL
India, Picking and Toxic will surely b,
visited and perhaps Australia as well
"Nick's'' Wedding Attire.
If Representative Longworth woul!!
have it so, he could get his entire wed
ding outfit for nothing. EnterprisinI
haberdashers, tailors, matters and shoe
makers want to present him with tn
finest samples Of their art, providing
helwill let them advertise the fact
Longworth buries himself in the depth
Of the capitol to get away from them
He walked down Pennsylvania. ave
nue. the other day. A friend pulled hi1
over to clothier's window and showe
him something. It was a wax dummy
standing in a fine pose in the center o
a wilderness. of shirts, scarfs,- glove
and hats, Immediately dressed in a
afternoon wedding outfit and wearln
this placard: +;
weddinp clOthes.'