Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-15
BACHELOR DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Will Be at Lensworth' .

Washington, Feb 1j.-President Roosevelt will be among the guests of Representative Longworth, his pros- pective s0n-in-law, tonight when the Ohio congressman gives his farewell bachelor dinner. Secretary Taft also will be in the party. The dinner will be given in the Longworth home.
 It Is unusual for the president of ,'the United States to accept the hospl- tality of his friends except in an off cial capacity. The only exceptions that President Roosevelt has made have been in the case of Vice Presi- dent and Mrs Fairbanks. He WAS once entertained at dinner by the vict president and his wife. and several weeks ago he attended a reception given in their home in honor of the senate.
 But President Roosevelt is particu. lariy fond of AIr Longworth, and he will meet at this dinner a party Of congenial young men. four of whom are graduates of the presidents alma mater The guests will include, in ad dition to the president and Secretary Taft. Thomas Nelson Perkins. Qlinc, Adams Shaw. jr. Francis R. Bangs and Guy Norman. all of Boston: Buck. ner A. Wallingford of Cincinnati: I.arz Anderson. of Cincinnati and Washing. ton: the viscount de ChambrlIn. Theo- dore Roosevelt. jr. and Frederick Win. throp of New York.
 Friday evening tine bachelor friends of Miss Roose,-elt will entertain at dinner in honor of the couple in the Allbi club. of which Mfr I,ongworth 1. a member. This will be the lasr en. tertainment given fin honor of Miss Alice Roosevelt. for on the following day she will become Mrs Nicholas Longworth.
 Miss Roosevelt was up early shis morning to see the additional wedding presents which had come for Her. Among these was a handsome cut glass punch bowl. accompanied ty a dozen glasses. from the Countess de Chambrun. Mr Iongworth's sister. The set Is of French design and was brought to America by the countes. wlsen sIe came few weeks ago.
 The French ambassndST and Mime Jusserand lave sent Miss Roosevelt an ostrich feather fan. with tortoise shell sticks lRlaid with gold and Miss RS0seyelts monogram in gOlI
 It was learned to-day that one of the gifts of the president and Mrs Roosavslr ;s an emerald pendant sur rounded with diamonds ani suspend esi from a diamond chain.
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