The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24
'GAYNOR'S WHITE HOUSE VISIT
HE EXPLORES THE BISINESS
END or THE HINSION.
DIslnI go TO Church for Pear IIIs Cough
Might Annoy People HAD an auto
mobile Ride and Thea = brisk Walk
EsefOre Dinner I'oInInG Home To-day

wAsHrNoToN Oct % Mayor and Mrs
Gaynor are guests at the white House
again tonight. The President and Mrs
! Taft invited them to remain over until
Monday morning. when they will return
To New York city.
A slight attack - coughing this morn
ing prevented the Mayor from accepting
the President invitation To attend ser
vice with him at All Souls Unitarian
Church. Mrs. Gaynor. however. accom-
panied the President and Mrs Taft to the
church in an automobile. a. did also Col
James &. H-mphll u Richmond Agood
sized crowd was waiting az the church
to get a glimpse 81 the distinguished
Democratic Mayor and the Republican
President. The photographers were on
in force. but were disappointed.
While the President was attending
service John Barrett. Direct or General
II the Internal ionAl Union OF American
Republics. nabhed the Mayor and invited
hin. over to look AT his new bureau The
Mayor rode over IN an ant omobile with
Mr. Barrett and also took IN a few other
sights. Before the President returned
To the White House the Mayor also dropped
into the Executive offices and visited
Secretary Charles ID. N,ron Mr. Norton
IL one OF the Mayors naighbors At ~
james, l. ! and Oh several occasions /,
ca lied nn him last summer The Mayor |
was SHOWN through the Executive Offices
The luncheon at the White House was |
entirely informal and there were only |
one or two guests besides the Mayor and |
Mrs Gaynor and Col H.mphll Late ~ |
I'll. afternoon ia. President and Mrs
Taft. with Mayor and Mrs Gaynor and |
Miss Maria Heron. Mrs Taft's sister.
entered an automobile and were driven
through the outskirts ~ the city
The Mayor had not been back ~ the
White House long when he 81 lli.d out ~
the front gate and started up Pennsylvania
avenue with the stride that has made him
famous as a Brooklyn Bridge and Long
Island pedestrian when the Mavnr wac
halted by group 81 correspondents hs
said that he had just started out for a
little walk
Which way had better go,- asked
the Mayor
One or two 81 the correspondents
pointed across the road from the White
House to the Lafayette square Park aud
told the Mayor that ~ was a pleasant
littl. stroll through tins park and up
Connections avenue
We'll. said the Mayor I want 10 TAX.
a little walk 81 two or thre.. miles and I
was told that this would Just about b..
the distance up around the Capitol and
back
One or two ~ the correspondents who
had contemplated Offering their services
ts guides looked az their WATCHES and
decided II was too near dinner time
Tn" Mayor explained that there was
ab-oht"ly nothing that h. could say
about his visit ~ the white Ho,-.. except
hat he had had very Pleasant tim.
He remarked that 'h- slight irritation In
ais throat he'd kept him from attending
'hurch with th" President IA IA. morning
because he f~er~d giving ANNOYANCE nv
Coughing When the NaVor was asked n
he President had talked Supreme Court
matters with HIM he replied hat h. could :
not DISCUSS hI- conversation ~ IA" Whit. !
House IN" Mayor spuk. - his throat ,
md asked 20 l.. EXCUSED from talking pu !
recount ~ n i
A. m" Mayor passed NJ Pennsylvania :
'venu" q good many recognized him q
1s kept mp the steady gait. however. /
lntil he reached Capitol Hi crossed over :
b" plaza stopping q moment 10 view ih. e
iom" ~ the lag building and then returned
'a"k down the avenue to the Whlt. Hous. q
I was about Il O'Clock when the Mavor a
1T III" White House and f,N minutes !
ft-r O'Clock when h. returned &
The news IL the Mayors sallyinR forth n
. get "a little old fashioned exercise with u
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