The Washington times., 1906-06-25
Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth
Guests of Honor on
Royal Yacht.
DELIGHTED WITH KAISER
Wilhelm Chats With Daugh-
ter of Observation-Disclosures
ton for Americas Chief.

KEEL. June 25--The Germans, 1igl1r-
atively speaking. have shouted a triple
Here's 70 Princess Alice" The greet
Ing she received today on the streets
when she left the SeebadenstaIt, the
hotel where she and Congressman
Longworth are stopping while AT KieI,
was courteously enthusiastic, and when
sne and her husband started TO witness
the races in the tender 70 Allison V
Armours yacht, Utowana, there was q
merry footing OF whistles from the
vessels near by. Princess Alice IS
recognized. and the demonsUrative Ger
mans cannot show her enough eordiaIi-
ry- On the streets as men and women
see her. the German smile, characteris-
tic OF the nation, when IL is pleased,
meets her as she passes. From the
Emperor down she has been shown
such marked attention as has rarely
been given even 20 member OF conti-
mental royalty.
Princess EiteI Special Hostess.
II WAS only early today thar Nj. and
Mrs. Longworth returned 20 theil sSste
in the hotel. after having been She
guests Of the Emperor on the improv.seC-
yacht Hamburg. He was so pre- ssine
host. with the Princess EiteI r eder-
lex, especially commanded 20 be here
from POtsdan 10 act as hostess. wLrch
was peculiarly fitting. as she. herself is
a bride. that the Longworths were .l.V
on the Hamburg after II O'Clock last
night
Emperor William. who can. wher h,
50 wills II. be probably the most charu--
ing host IN Europe, wiIled IL IasS night.
he was in his most gracious mood. ard
X was SAID today that he had not been
seen 70 such advantage for many
months as be was in greeting and en-
IeTJa1ning the LOngUOTLhs-
MIS- LOngWOTJn seemed most plea .
ently surprised with the Emperor. lie
has not always been portrayal in bis
mood OF host and Princess Alice was
q little inclined, X was said later 20
believe that the evening on the imperial
yachI might not be quite as pleasant
as IL might be. But the Emperor was
not the Emperor al all He was merely
the host 10 what he let IL be seen he
considered charming young woman
as wei as the daughter Of the Presi-
dent OF the United States
Other Guests at Dinner.
The LonEworths. with Allen V-Arrnour
and Howard and George Armour. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon !. Mott. OF New
York. were the Raiser's chief American
guests at dinner on board the Ham
burg
A-AANS,- @A--NE A-e4A4 NLAe seat OF LOlOT
at the Kaiser's right Mr. Longworrh
was at the left Of the Princess E3tei
Frederick During the dinner, which
was an elaborate one. the Kaiser was
unusually say. W!tticisn after witt
cism from his lips led the salIies at the
table, and Mrs Longworth, responding
10 the spirit in which the Emperor
chose TO grace the occasion. was at her
best also The Kaiser and the Presi-
dents daughter talked without re
straint. and, for a few minutes after
the dinner began. as If they k5d known
each other for a long time
Entertained on Hamburg's Deck.
After dinner the Kaiser led the way
70 the Hamburg's quarterback. and
there the party sat about, in most demo-
cratic fashion. IN the wicker chairs.
looking at the illumination Of the score
or more Of war vessels that fill the har-
bCr and at the gorgeous. vari-cOlOred
decorative lights in the town.
Mrs. Longworth gave q little cry OF
pleasure as she saw the clusters o. red.
white and blue hghts over the windows
OF the LOngwCrth suite in the Seebaden-
staIt
The evening passed most pleasantly on
the deck Of the yacht. tE,s Emperor
maintaining his mood Of corTality and
pleasantly. He paid number OF COM
pliments to Princess Alice, and spoke
IN serious praise of her father Il was
after Il O'Clock when the LongworJhs
and the other Americans left and re-
turned 10 shore