The Washington times., 1910-09-25

President Taft arrived IN Washington
al SD O'Clock this morning from Gin
cinnau to be the host of an Official
house party during the remainder OF this
week
For more than three months the E1-
ecUtive has been absent from the con-
StitutiOnaI seat OF government and when
he looked from his car window this
morning upon the towering dome OF the
Capital the white shaft Of the Monl-
ment and the rest Of this good Old town
his smile was expansive
Then when he stepped from the train
at Union Station, where he was met
by his physician. Dr. J. J. Richardson,
and Few others, his delight IN being
home again found expression IN hearty
handshakes and more smiles
The same took place when the Presl-
dent arrived al the White House The
Office force. the servants, and the
gUsrdsmeE were greeted deiEhtediy and
equally deightedly they welcomed the
absentee TO the fair city and Official
residence
President Goes To Church.
Breakfast was served in the family
dining room, clothes were changed and
sharply at Il O'Clock the President. with
Secretary Norton esssyed forth again.
They went TO the Unitarian church, re-
turning just before 1 o-aIock-
The afternoon is beng spent talking
over the plans for the coming Cabinet
meetings They viii begin tomorrow or
TUESDAY All The guests who are hidden
10 the party have not arrived
Secretaries Knox. Wilson. and Bal
linser are here now, but have not tsssu
up their temporary residence al rle
White House. Secretaries NIscVeagu
and Never and Postmaster General
HllcnCoCk are due 10 reach this city late
this afternoon. while Attorney General
Wickershsn2 and Secretary NageL v-iu
not arrive before tomorrow morning
The President left Cincinnati shortly
after noon yesterday for Washington,
The trip was UnevenffuI Crowds col
iected at half dozen stops between Gin
CiHnati and Columbus. and each time
the President appeared and bowed and
smiled Aboard the private ear May
fewer with him were Secretary Norton.
Captain Butt. Confidential Clerk e. c.
Wagner. and the Secret Service men
There were no guests
No Officials At Station.
Aside from DR.. Richardson there were
no officials at the station when the
train arrived this morning At the
White House only the attaches an1
Senator Curtis Of Kansas were on hand
to bid the President welcome
Chief Executive, but he anticipates u
with pleasure He Will be surrounded
for three OF four by al his official
advisers, with the exception Of Secre-
tary OF War Dickinson This Cabinet
member is in the Far East. and VIII
not arrive IN Washington until early IN
the winter.
Not only viii the executive work Of
the Government be reviewed during the
official stag party. but the political sit
uatlon viii be CanvasSed-
The eNiC5nCieS of the political Situa-
ton call for serious deliberation. and q
course marked out for the AdministSa-
ton 10 follow Il must be determined
too. what plans are 20 be made for
Ire coming Congressional campaign If
Il is necessary for d part or all Of the
Cabinet officers to 80 on the stump. the
President viii want TO know IT, he viii
ask the judgment of his guests uPon
that point Is upon others
Not only IS the Republican party fac
ing the strong possibility OF a Demo
cratic Hcuse OF Representatives.. but ft
Is facing the serious breach in its own