The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-29
Wilson Wishes to Dis
cuss Party Matters
With Him.
NEBRASKAN ISNOT
GOINGTO BERMUDA
President-Elect Will Take Coun.
sci With Democratic Leaders
on Return to This Country.
Greatly Benefited by His
Vacation on British
Island.
Photo by Foster.

Hamilton. Bermuda, November Is
Woodrow Wilson has written letter
to William J. Bryan, inviting him to
q conference after Mr.. Wilson's return
HON Bermuda The President-eiect
wishes to consult with Mr.. Bryan as
one of the leaders of the Democratic
party, but he will take counsel with
q number of the other Democratic lead
ers also regarding his future prosn am.
1t is definitely announced. however.
that Mr.. Bryan is not coming to Ber-
muda. and that he has not beeH invited
TO do 10.
After the Thanksgiving dinner to-
day, Mr. and Mrs Wilson went driving.
and in the evening attended an anna
teur performance OF Our Mutual
Friend"
Being President-elect of the United
States. and being merely woodrow Will
son. an American citizen in search OF
rest On a British Island do not
differ in the slightest degree. Cover
nor Wilson was recalling to-day his
previous vacations in the BermudaS.
when as president Of Princeton Uni
versity. he sought rest and quiet here
It's not a bit different" he said.
Everything Is the same as before.
Many more people have called. to be
sure. but I am having Just the kind OF
vacation I wanted, with plenty Of rest
and exercise"
Mr.. Wilson did not have his family here
on previous visits. and he was not SO
prominent a parsonage. but the people
Of Bermuda took him at his word when
he said he came for rest pure and
simple. and they have not bothered
him in the least In fact. the social
diversions have been just enough TO
prevent his stay here from becoming
monotonous-
Tie wilson's know some of the peo-
pie here from previous acquaintance IN
the United states. and the Wilson girls
find IL as easy to enjoy themselves as
81 they were at home. For the most
part. however. they have been going
about with their father. who Is fond
of bicycling and walking. The Presi-
dent-eIect varies his vacation pleasures
With the day as they come Often Re
sleeps q long time. ard occasionally,
on rainy afternoons. takes an addi-
tional nap. His correspondence Is
negligible in amount HIS secretaries
at home were instructed to send mall
Of only the mos, urgent character and
20 date they have not sent single
letter. .....
Excellent discretion was the Gov
crnor's smiling comment when he told
about u; The Governor SAYS he feels
greatly improved In health. and AZ dis
tan, from the political whirl o; the
campaign as IL u had closed three
years ago instead uf three weeks ago.
Bermuda has brought back the dcmes-
fice side Of life 90 the Governor. and
the best proof Of IT'S enjoyment - IN
q glimpse OF the coy paricrs Of the
Wilson home. where each nigh; I'm an
atmosphere Of books and companion.
ship the family group may be seen.
The absence Of newspapers makes the
islands Q particularly delightful place
for the Governor.
He admits that when he was think
Ting OF q place from which 60 escape
|shings political he thought immediate.
~ % bermuda. not only because poll
|sicsans. after being sincerely warned.
would keep their distance. bot bccs Use
even the daily newspapers do net Ia
vaAe the quaint stiffness % the 1'ssss
'sress1elsgo. The local papers are
ana cpWssiu mcagre cable
dsspssches. ususyly very lizzie shoot
|she Cusse1 ssases The Governor I'D
|eos Know vnsn Tuesday. Ter tastaocs.
|shs pUsuls 81 the Ysse-Hsrvogo 3eoe-
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