New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
MISS ROOSEVELT HERE.
Mr.. LONGWORTH ALSO.
Presidents Daughter and Fldnce
Come on Shopping Tour.

Miss Alice Roosevelt and her fance Congress-
man Nicholas Longworth, arrived from Phhadei-
phia yesterday on the Pennsylvania express redcI-
ing Jersey City a few minutes before 1 p. m lhey
had made their start a couple Of hours carrier
from Haverford, the country home OF Clement y.
Griscom, and had been accompanied 10 inc ioC'I
train by their hostess and her son. AiloasSduoI
LLOYD c. Griscom. Mr. Griscom accompanied
them to the Broad-st station In Philadelphia
where they took the train for New York. They
occupied a drawing in the parlor car Alice
which had been attached to the train as a compli-
ment to Miss Roosevelt
On their arrival the Pennsylvania terminal
the Presidents daughter and her future husband
were greeted by al enthusiastic thrOng Of several
hundred persons. Photographers clicked their
cameras as Miss Roosevelt. the picture Of health.
radianty happy and smiling. attended by Mr..
Longworth led the way 10 the ferryboat New
Brunswick, waiting in the slip. and destined Tor
2Sd-st Both Miss Roosevelt and Mr.. Longworth
had attracted much attention on the way from
Philadelphia. and, when they continued TO be the
target Of observation and the subject Of CONVERSE
ton the ferryboat. they accepted the attention
with good grace and yielded to the opportunities
Of the camera operators for a chance to get them
IN the sunlight the upper deck Thereafter they
+ were free from Cbtruson. and betrayed their
pleasure at being left to themselves for the trip.
On reaching the Manhattan side Of the river they
entered an electric hanson which was In waiting,
but in reaching it they passed through lane OF
the curious including many women who scanned
every detail OF Miss Roossvelt's attire. She was
dressed in a travelling suit OF brown broadcloth.
with Persian and ultra-military collar. her brown
toque crowned by bird OF paradise plume, har-
monized with set OF Russian sable furs. A slight
delay in getting tho hanson started gave the
photographers another chance
On the way uptown the chauffeur turned from
Broadway into 25th-st, with the intention Of reach
ing shave, but he against the traffic regula-
lions, and encountered an obdurate member OF the
traffic squad The hanson was halted, and MISS
Roosevelt wanted to know what the trouble was.
oh it's all right. ma'am." the answer Of
tho policeman, "but you can't go this You
must go through 25th-st. II you want to go north
5th-ave."
The chauffeur backed the hanson. returned to
Broadway and made his way In 26th-st. 70 9Th
ave- When the officer who had INSTRUCTED the way
Of the Presidents daughter told little later
who it was he had held up ne vented his surprise
with "Gee Was it?" and then added. But, you
S Sn0fw can't break the rules even Tor the FFeS-
Miss Roosevelts delay was only for a few min
Speeding up the Avenue s on the way rom PRa-
delpha Mr.. Longworth had telegraphed Mrs Cor.
sherrys for luncheon. So they halted at sherry's.
Joined them GF and all went to the ST. Regis where
M and MFs m s6S sts sS on m own
1t on IN shopping tour and s aSSPt oSoSS
he viii 10 stgV e While in the ctv East
Miss Roosevelt and Mrs. Vanderbilt left the ST.
4 o'clock, and paid visit to a millinery shop in
5th-aVe, and visited dressmaker in 37th-st., after
which Miss Roosevelt was driven TO the home OF
her friend Mrs. Robert Goelet, at No. % East
72d-st whose guest she will be while in the city.
Both Miss Roosevelt and I have come to do
little shopping" Mr.. Longworth said at the club.
And I here to meet my sister Countess de
Chambrun who G9mes from her home In Paris
present at wedding
Mr.. LOngwOrth said he might return to Washing
tonight. but certainly not later than Wednes-
day morning.
Miss Roosevelt and Mr. Longworth were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt last
night at the ST. Regis. Afterward they went 10
the opera as the guests OF Mrs Vanderbilt Others
at the dinner besides Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mr.. and Mrs Robert GOelet, Count Anton Sagenay.
the Misses Beatrice and Gladys Mills, Mr.. Robert
Peters, Captain Fortesque, T. B, Crowninshield.
Mr.. de Navarro and Mr.. Warren.
Miss Roosevelt will occupy the time to-day with
shopping.
The Presidents daughter has with her Manchu.
the Chinese spaniel given her on her visit to the
Orient by the Dowager Empress OF China.