The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-03
Tonight He Will Be Dinner
Guest of Copenhagen
Municipality.
PARTY LATER LEAVES
FOR CHRISTIANIA
Crown Prince Receivers From
Shock Over RoOsevelt'S Gray
Suit Worn at Dinner.

COPENHAGEN, Nay Theodore
Roosevelt, exponent of the strenuous,
Is having his fiji Of activity The strain
Of his whirlwind European tour is telling
even on him. As a result, he was al
lowed two hours Of sleep more than
usual today, the program Of sightseeing
being put back that far.
No definite formal program was ar
ranged for the last day Of the Rose
welt 2arty-s stay in Copenhagen Il was
a tour Of sightseeing for the most part
that took up the former Presidents
time. The principal journey was 20 Els
more. the scene Of Shakespeare's Ham
let
In connection with this. It is interest
inc that the newspapers point out IhaI
Theodore Roosevelt could stand as wen
for the active type Of man as Prince
Hamlet stands for the tntrospccIlVe
type Each. they say, emoodles me
oufntessenCe Of the psychological traits
OF his kind
F-1sirore lies on the Island Of Seeland'
II the narrowest part Of the sound sep
aratiue Sweden from Denmark Ill0
town is tvenJy-fOur miles north oy e&4'S.
Of CoDenhazen. and has population OF
X 7ao- ar-7Ioved for the most part. IN the
Baggage Is Recovered
r-ror7 Prince Christian today appear
ID n have recovered from the shock he
Sustained in common with the rest Of
The co77rt when Colonel Roosevelt was
compelled to sit down 10 dinner at the
ns.ace last night in the sack suit N
zy-i-ich he had been travelling
Pressure brought 10 bear from official
Quarters. as well as the urgent demands
Of the American party, today resulted II
the arrival Of the Roosevelt baggage
with all dispatch Colonel RooseVel1
asked that arrangements be made L
possible. fer II 10 be sent to the Scandi-
ravian peninsula over the same route
taken by the party. and not by a round
about route
ColOneI Roosevelt regrets his failure
10 meet King Frederick, who went Z
the Riviera before II was decloed ma
the colonel would remain in CODenhageI
more than a few hours
The Municipality today presented
formal invitation 10 the ROoseyelts Z
attend the banquet planned &c be he'll
in the city hall giving the diplomat
corps. the official class. and society Il
general the opportunity 70 meet the for
Ener President
Meets an Old Friend.
One Of the interesting phases OF tn
former presidents visit to COpen
hagen. is the renewal Of his aCQUzint
auce with Vice Admiral RichelieJ
president OF the United STEAMSHIP
Company Through Dr. Maurice F
Ega1. the American minister. Ad
IniraI RiChelieu offered to the ROOse
welt party the finest steamer Of hi
line for use in the scandinavian trips
Another incident of the visit whic
has given the keenest pleasure TO tn
distinguished traveller, is the presen
tatiOn OF Invaluable Washington rel
les BY the grandchildren Of the lat
N De SchOlten, once governor Of N
Danish West Indies The reIfcS-a
eyeElass, q walking stick and a snuff
box-Were purchased By NJ De SChOl
ten at st CTOiL more than q CenUur
ago
Col Roosevelt has touched a rs
sponsive chord in the hearts Of a
lanes By eulogiziHE Bjornstjern
BfornEOn. the Norwegian writer.
his Interviews with newspaper mel
B5oTnsOu. whose body passed ChrOug
fere on the way TO his birthplace
was an idol OF the Danes