Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-19


worth came in from Friendship"
this morning and boarded the train
at Alexandria going south, The
belief is that their destination is
Cuba, but their plans may be
changed.
Representative and Mrs Longworth nit
tel away from Washington this morning
to spend the rest of their honeymoon in
thc south They will ultimately reach
cuba possibly going there direct, but there
are chances of a change in their plans,
and. while they are now scheduled to be at
Havana on Thursday morning, they may
possibly be anywhere else.
They early this morning left "Friend-
ship" John Il. McLeans place, where they
went Immediately after the wedding, ana
went in an automobile down through Vir-
glnla TO Alexandria where they boarded a
special car at the new station stopping
the train for them a few seconds. Two
OF the White House ushers were on the
train and met them on the private car.
Representative and Mrs. Longworth were
accompanied to the station only by Mrs
LongwCrth's maid, and the SIX people had
the private ear To themselves all The way
from Alexandria to the south
1t was generally known early this morn
lCE that tEC party We're going 10 leave
Washington today. Possibly Col. Brown
the District passenger agent. some OF
tie other railroad officials had given out
the tip. Anyhow. the regular express tram
to which the special ear "Elysian'' had
been attached. was the center of interest
from an hour before train time. 1t was
-- Issa .f.ssi9p22le ear too. done Up Y
kitchen and huuer's pantry at the forward
end a stdtcroOm and berths and with the
rear end and platform glass inclOsed in the
fern Of an observation car. The larder
h2c been stocked a. for a transcOntinental
run. there was freezer of ice cream m
the platform, and a salad already ter
luncheon standing in an ice-lined silver
1GWL IN the pantry. The Ftateroom was
iiled with chr$sahthemums and there were
the latest books and magazines scattered
around in The parlor section of the car
Excitement at the Station.
Some of the station people themselves
did not know until the last moment whether
the bridal couple would come TO the depot
or board the train farther down the line
Mr.. Main, the Pullman agent, was circulat-
ing around with an air of expectancy, Il
lot Of railroad men were rubberng at the
car windows by way of distracting the
attention OF the public from the secretly
arranged flight and a lot of plain-clothes
cops stood around near both platforms
ut the special and tried to look uncon-
c,rued col Brown MAS also tberc GoJ1-
ing his hand ,,.a~ ris I,.,,,,,t,,,,+ - @
tache by way OF disguise and when even
TINS elaborate form of Coneealment no lon
ser proved effective. came out with an air
of defiance and auuo,trroI 49, ia - ,'' - 80
ing 90 Richmond or Nev. ynrl, -, -
where. and forthwith boarded the bridal
train near the engine 10 throw t5 4.
aHl p-t'.aee OF the trail II was a very
lated passengers rushed for the train hair
4.S }aS ny nyeops Jqmped aboard and the rest
ute ana a half ahead of ber ecbed,'i. 10 .,I-
cording to the station clock sim the
bride and groom had not come
MStltllile ihefe mad been things doing
tr,ir In NJ 49, ,.,l y t"o hourS before
band boarded one of fbe slitoY1obiio aSS5
McLeans big Mercedes. a long low raI,,sG
cratt. ana sped away To the south The
i, I'M 10 AieAahdIla was made in less than
c5ar, - vt an SPl'e ot the traditional
an hour more MIS- f{,,s",-.i, ''tlo ~ 'oI ildli
Mrs Longworth. had the station MA tray,,,,
almost altogether 10 hc~eoIf 7I, 80. IN ~
natives began 90 3rnn IN II y.,g - ~ ,Le
station out on the edga cf .o,,., -, t tiem
was not the usual crowd tbat In Srcta
dria stiU keerq Dr, tbe rp,.[,,, - t VII
meet each train There w., ss 9',!'S ~ 70
glrIs who had .,,fter - Sonle s1hoal
doinE and they came armed ,gf,t ,.,,.S "'S
albums ana begged Mrs i9ngu,oyt5 ',,,s apr, pa
write her NAM. 81, 80, - 'T'' ,'' 10
suggested ina. tbe, had b,ttcs. ulu SO r pu'
ras.,.+. tf,.,. 7 l....-',t - 'le'ly' MAKE Rep-
nature too T6% pirrs 'I"'5ipuSe ha5 ls ms sig
~ thar r,lt 10 sIr,,.7 - l'U not thousht
and ths,- n.,r,s{ - t ,.-I 9S d sooG iaea
,,.or.I, 1T,,,.I't ~, " ~" II MIS- Long
81 ratGc- - ~ "'-tI .tI,
sbs -,,,-i - az WI WI u ten him to.
e-.r, =. - s -, aHu 'choias came obedi-
,,,,ts- -, S'., "'' "'' anu anu Put down his name
SboIoe,. '5 ~, ne :. nose interested in psy-
'uolVsy can hsure out whether there Is
any ''""s fhu'ctuNe IN that sequence.
How the Bride Was D,asso5