The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-09


 As the party crossed the sidewalk from the hotel entrance to the auto mobile they had to pass through double lines of photographers and motion picture men There was a slight delay as the President and Mrs. Galt waited at the automobile for the doorsto be opened, in which one of the photographer called to Mrs. Gait to smile, She did so, and 20 cameras clicked simultaneously.
 The party left the hotel followed by nine other auton o piles carrying police men, newspaper men and photograph CTS The drive was up Fifth avenue to Central Park, through the East Drive to 10th street, east then to Riverside Drive,up the Drive to Byckman street west then to Broadway and up Broad way to Mosholu avenue, where the ear. circ1ed for the return trip. In making the turn the Presf- dent seemed to become aware for the first time of the cortege that was fol lowing him. Az his car sturned about and faced the line of 10 machines Colonel House touched his arm to call his attention to the automobiles. He smiled and directed Mrs. Ga1ts atteIi- ton to the procession, then both 
 The return trip was down Broad way to Dycknan street, west to. River side Drive, south to 72nd street. east to Central Park, through the Park to Fifth Avenue and down the avenue to the Hotel 2St. Regis Many persons riding and walking along the course of the ride recognized the President; but most of them became conscious of the recognition after his automobile had passed, 50 there was much cfan- ing of necks.
 Others Join Procession
 I,F of autoThobiles in Riverside Drive who recognized the President turned tne1r cars into the line that followed him and So swelled the procession down the Drive. The President Mrs. Galt and their party returned to the St Regis at 5 o'clock. MT. Wilson ac- companied Mrs Gait to the door and then. with 8. smiling au revoir, return ed to his autmo bile, in which he went to Colonel Houses home.
 It was when he went for Mrs. Gzalt to take her to dinner that the Presd- dent was alone with his fiancee for the first. time after leaving Washington. Secret service pen were nears but they were in other automobiles.
 Tn dinner guests Of Colonel House and his wife were the President, Mrs GaIt-8 Mrs Boiling, Miss Bones. pr. Grayson, MT Tumu1ty and MT. and Mrs Gordon w. AuchfncIoss. the son in-5aw and daughter Of Colonel and Mrs House Dinner was served in Colonel Houses dining room on the eighth floor of the building at115 East 53rd street. Tn the library were large pictures Of the President and Mrs. GaIt on a table covered with roses Many other flowers for MT. Wilson ana Mrs. GaIt were received at Colonel Houses home and at the St. Regis from their, friends
 Cheered at the Theatre.
 MT. and Mrs Dudley Field Malone joined the party after dinner and went to the Empire theatre with them The president. had seen s'Grunpy,'' but Mrs Gait had not, and, she had chosen by Col House for her enter tainInents As she and the president walked down the aisle to their box, which was adjacent to the stage. on the right side, every one in the audi ence rose and cheered. The demon stration continued for several min utes. while those in the presidential President Wilson, after acknow1edg- ing the applause with a bow, assisted Mrs GaIt out of her opera. coat and selected a chair for her. Mrs. Galt's opera coat was of red and black bro cade, and undera it she wore a black evening gown trimmed in dark green. She wore a corsage bouquet of orchids.
 The two boxes occupied by Go1one1 and Mrs. House and their guests were draped with large American flags. Both before the curtain rose and be- tween the acts, the audience, by it's applause tried to induce the president to make an address. but MT. Wilson sat silent.
 A the s1astt act the audience remained seated while the presidents party passed out of the theatre. Outside the entrance in FSortieth street, where the presidents automobile awaited, a crowd of several hundred I persons had collected, but a police guard held them back The auto mobiles in the presidents party went east through Fortieth street to Sixth avenue, all other automobiles taking persons from the play being directed up Broadway by the police.
 The party went from the theatre to the St. Regis without stopping for supper Mir. Wilson accompanied Mrs. Gait Mrs. Boiling, and Miss BohesSto the parlor Of their suite and talked with them for about twenty minutes. after which he left for Colonel Houses home.
 MT. Tunnufty was the host of an other party at a performance of t'The Pat at the Cort theatre. In the party wereN United States Senator of New Jersey and a number who came in the presi- dents party All had seen s'Csr umpy,'' so they chose another play
 The president, Mrs. Gait, and the others of the party went to Philade1- phia this n1ormng, leaving at Ii o'clock, to- attend the second game Of the worlds series in which the presi- dent will throw the first ball.
 Mrs GaIt a Baseball Fan
 Both Mr Wilson and Mrs GaIt " gre eager for the game, for both, especl- ally Mrs. GaIt, are enthusiastic fans In fact, the only expression of pubic interest given by, Mrs. Gait yesterday was the hope that the Philadelphta team might win the series. She de- cIined to be interviewed by neMspa-I