The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
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Daughter III President Roosevelt
Bcsieged BY Curious.
Thousands. 5ss
.rEAsED MORGAN ABOUT BRYAN 3. / I ! n
Won Golden Opinions III Eng
land and Has Surprised the II
French Nobility.

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E PARIS, July s.--Ai rs.s Lon gwort Tn Y ex \
pressed desire to chi 10y In Paris a. 33Elnat
4 iYll honeymoon has no t 50 far proved
spractlcable, though the En- bass Y &c. sec
ended hcr8in making ar, Gffort ~ array q
fthe storm OF enthusiasm and public ~ N y
Steresl by an inspired comm tion, I
sta ting that the Long wor tbs visit rs en-,
/ tirelya unofficial. si ts b. 4, n \
"a But TIE tercst Of the public and the
press continues unabated. and an the
1r,asset crowds. beseglng persist e T. ~
the Embassy gates. awaiting a a gliirmpseg
Of Il, Princess Ice, 8dcfch. all attern1Nls
L Tranquility. " III III ~
To Mako matters worse, the train wa
late 'rllis meant that. after three mr..
utes At tho Quay Dsblll ~ Mrs MIS- Ions! 70
worth was BURIED on in an auto IN ner
Su,,et of the Countess Chanlbrtins IhoI
Countess nfterWa rds orou NY ~ "
mnrk ed q y III u e
Trident yet really know m new h sis lis
ter. Naturally, she sat q q Nv, distance
from NE At the long fami y ia pie. en-
following brief general a ter-dinner
conversation. the Ai,,bassad dor VIII
hsr away from me- j, II si.s "a
n But. IL { still unknown to the Countess,
Who IL a sister OF Nicholas Longwort
Mrs Longworth made the hest possible
somewhat du bious members OF the French
nobility, they having formed a wholly
erroneous Impression OF President Roose-s
8yelt'ss daughter from absurd newspaper,
II stories. The Princess "a lice was d, De- !e:
spite her fatigue, very gay and bright ~.
and talkative,# but gave no 81 gins OF y ne
dreaded 5"tomboyism.' All fell unde : the f.a
s.pell Sof her frank and lively pers
q Her Visit to the President.
& At g o. clock. richly gowned, Mrs. Long-
worth was on & to make q formal call
* the Elysee she and the Ambassador
yode In the first electric coupe; Afrs, NJ
cormick and Mr.. Long wort h IN the seq
I ond. They were received In I 81 ate a l me
entrance ~ the commander Of the FL yss N,
guard and the Presidents private sec
5Stary. s$S Il vs.: Is u: 3 ,.
4 The Il pa rty was then escorted to the
En- bassad orial Salon Into the presence OF
President and Nine. F'all 'eres VI. ~ + ri
4 dent received them at the door. kissing
Mrs. Long worth, IS hand VI d Nine. = llieres
kissed the bride on the cheek ca ling her
tiny DEAR The interview Is described
{ as paternal rather than formal.
u; President Fallieres talked With n n
Iongworth for half an hour. she relat-s
Ing, much to his amusement. several
Incidents OF her long yoya &c 'es 2 y. !ne
Great Z, ad n,iration " for President Roose-
welt. on their departure President Fal-
Heres sent a commandment to leave CARDS
for the L,ongworths at the embassy.
Yesterday the Longworth ss accompanied
by Arbas sad or ~ Nc Cormick. wen DIS to
Versailles. They inspected the palia ces
and were greatly interested in the TO-
mantle surroundings Of marie q ntoln-
cite at the little Trianon. YESTERDAY even
Ing the 3Longworths were present al
dinner, followed by a cotillon. 5i q 81 the
American EN- bassy. The guests were re-
stricted TO the young, uno clal set. ~ e q
en-, ia ssy was beautifully decorated with
flowers and illuminate I'll The music was
furnished by%a gypsy orchestra
Teas Cd Morgan About Bryan.
LONDON July, 8-While Mrs. Long.
worth and William Jennings Bryan were
chatting at Il Ambassad dor r eds u indie
spcndence Day reception, Mr.. Bryan ask asks
cd President Roosevelt's daughte no W
English women had most impressed her..
never saw anything SO q loyeiy as
the compilations OF the young cir h she;
answered. II ~ Ji3i 81
5 Many versions are being given Of the
meeting OF Mr.. Bryan and ~. 81 Pierponts
Morgan at this reception. but this fls the
most authentic:
When Mr.. Morgan came. up to her.
Mrs. 1.ongworth said. laughlngly:
4 4. You are late. your rival has already
arrived is,s s5 i4 n,
"Thatsis Impossible: I admit no rival
replied Mr.. Morgan n, S shaking his head
not even in tho Bryan family 3" she
retorted.
tered, assuming a puzzled expression
but with a5twinkle IA his eye. & ''Of Irish
extraction possibly. I must look him
3 Later Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Morgan met
and. while they shook hands. they,L ex-
changed only the most lorna greetlngs:
: Mrs. Longworth won golden opinions Of
the unflinchIng devotion to duty with
which abe shock hands With Ma; = He shs
1900 guests at The, recept'on: anu sme
800. 800 MO r1,,lx nd cordIal lY. s5sal