The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
ROOSEVELT FAMILY
IS ENTIRELY HAPPY
Homecoming Is in Nature of
Reunion in Which All Mem
bers Participate.
MAReARETT WATTS DE PEYsTER.
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NEW YORK, June lS.-Do not forget
that with Theodore Roosevelt Mrs, Alicc
Roosevelt Longworth and MISS Ethel
Roosevelt returned, too II was n happy
family reunion. and while tho cheers from
the great multitudcs OF ships, dock ana
street welled up In mighty roar, MIS-
RooscYelts heart must have leaped with
motherly JOY at the sight OF the three
children whom she had not seen In
mouths-'rheodorc, Jrr Archie and Ouen-
tin. Mrs. Roosevelt Is not an emotional
woman, but there were tears In her eyes
when with n shout. Archie and Quentin
raced across tho deck Of the Manhattan
and into their mothers arms,
To begin at the very oeglnnins. tne
three Younger members of the Roosevelt
family arose extra carly this morning ana
sailed down the bay upon the tug Man-
haitian. along with crowd OF notapie
men OF affairs all bound on the common
errand OF welcoming Colonel Roosevelt
back to his native heath, Upon the
| Manhattan was Miss Eleanor AieHancet
Monday. a., ,,a
Quentin, az though regarding that sacred
honor 10 the exclusion OF al t,o o'tea boaf
| espving keenly ahead, When the bulk
| OF the Kaiserin doomed out OF the early
\ morning mist he let out z SnDul~
| After the boys hugged their father they
turned TO their mothers waiting arms
Colonel Roosevelt with characteristic I'M
! petuosity, placed his arms around ms
| SONS flancee and planted loud, smack
| ing kiss on her cheek. That young lady
looked decidedly uncomfortable Tor mo-
ment but the colonel was not disconceFt-
| ed In the least. Theodore, Jr.s. greet.
ing with his father was hearty clasp OF
| the hand and a slap on the back, but he
cot kissed from his mother and sisters
1t. was the original plan 10 preakinst ON a
tho Manhattan, but the fog complicated
| this arrangement. Therefore the koose,
velts had eaten before they went aboard
| the tug. -, -, - ,a,-,
TO get back home. Mrs. Roosevelt longs
for the quiet of Oyster Bay, Mrs Long
| worth will remain until after the "ed-
ding on Monday. Her plans are vague
after that,
Al the luncheon at the residence oi
| Douglas Robinson this afternoon Soione!
Roosevelt desired to know the full par
tculars about tho plans foT 'ne ltooss
yeIt- Alexander wedding on Monday. AS
the story was unfolded how the t1tt
| Avenue Presbyterian church would DE
ner president murinured Bully anc
| won't that be delightful?'
II was a busy afternoon for Kermit a:
he skirmshed about, meeting nus lraenos
| Kermit Will be his brothers best man
The details for Teddy" Jr.B wedding
on Monday were completed this afternoon
and this evening. The bride VIII De SlVcI
away by her mother, Colonel Roosevelt
Mrs Roosevelt, Mrs. LongWortn' ,h'
Douglas -Robinsons and many other rela
tiyes from Oyster Bay will attend.
An attempt was made to have Mrs
Ioneworth express her pleasure az ta'
Homecoming, but she refused to speak
her trip.
you know when I went away sals
that had ceased giving out interviews,
SAID Mrs Longworth. II am still OF th
same opinion"
Colonel and Mrs Roosevelt showere'
attentions upon Miss Alexander. Th
former president AT times was rather EN-
paatic in his caresses.