Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-17

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 NICHOLAS LoNGwORTH. E bit of 1t is American make, save those things which have come to her as wed ding gifts. The exceptions, a few bits of lingerie, are from Paris.
 The only ornament worn by the bride was diamond necklace, the gift of the bridegroom. She also wore something old, something new, something borrow ed. something blue" Miss Roosevelt thus observed the old saw simply for the sake of sentiment. The rare old lace which decked Miss Roosevelt's mothers wedding gown typihed the something old" The wedding gown itself was ssomething new."' The something borrowed" was gold and silver incrusted buckle, which she fas- tened to her slipper just before the cer- emony, and the something blue" was turquoise ring presented to Miss Roosevelt by one of her girl friends.
 So many wedding presents have ar rived that 1t has been found necessary to leave most of them in the White House for the time being, as the Long worth home would be too much srewd- ed if they were sent there.
 A very beautiful and costly rift was the $25,00O pearl necklace, the gift of the republic of Cuba. The French am bassador, M. Jusserand, delivered sew eral valuable gifts to the bride from friends in France.
 From the German emperor came | bracelet of Roman gold, handsomely wrought and set with diamonds and sapphires. It is enclosed in a case of illuminated leather bearing the arms of the house of Hohsnzollern.
 The gift of the president was q $10,' GOO check and many handsome jewels. From the empress of China, jewels silks and ermins robes; empress of la. pan, set of silk and crepe obis; rough riders, silver dining ret marked with the regimental emblem; Pope Plus. mo. saic work from the Vatican factory; president of France, two superb vasei of Sevres; ezar of Russia, set of jew els; king of Spain, set of antique jew elry; Ambassador Reid. dog collar of pearls and diamonds; James stillman silver pitcher three feet high: Secretary Root, chain of emeralds; anthracite coal miners, carload of coal; army on cers, Krag rifle of solid gold; Sere tary Taft, two diamond lockets; citi Esns of Havana, album wrought IT gold and hand painted; republic ol France, Gobelin tapestry; citizens ol Cincinnati, team of horses costing $1b, 900: Mrs. Longworth. diamond pendant
 This afternoon the happy couple lsavt for the wedding journey, whersl
 That's another state secret But i' will be brief honeymoon, because thu bridegroom is needed back in congress This much is gussssd-that the honey moon will be spent down south at tho estate of a wealthy friend of th' Roossyelts. When congress adjournt Mir. and Mrs. Longworth will take ar extended jaunt in Europe. There Mrs Longworth will be presented at th' court of each country she visits by tht American ambassador or minister.
 And, first of all. 1t will be at ths court of the king of England. at thu hands of Ambassador Reid. Doubtless his majesty will entertain Mrs. Long worth himself at some notable func ton. The Reids will also give seriei of brilliant affairs at which the presi dents daughter will meet the cream o' Britain's nobility and gentry as well al royalty.
 And then there will be delightful wis its to Paris. where the Longworths VII be the guests of the viscount and Wis countess de Chambrun. the latter Mir Longworth's sister. The president o France will receive the daughter of tn president of the United States at som' function yst to be decided upon shoult Germany be included in this secont wedding trip ths kaissr can be reck oned upon te shower distinction snt hospitality upon the daughter of one O the men la all the world he most ad mires-Thsodore Roosevelt.