The Washington times., 1915-12-19
PRESIDENT AND BRIDE
DRAW GREAT THRONG
Reservations Pour Into Hotels
When Learned Honeymoon
ers at Hot Springs.
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guests. most Of whom found II conven:
lent to be sitting uhooncernedly about
the lobby. and oarlors.
Notwithstanding his hapny frame of
mind. tho President gave some trouble
TO the motion picture men. Contrary to
the Presidents wishes, thcy had suc-
ceeded In getting reservations on tIe
same section of the train as himself
At the station hero they iumoed OF
the train and had their machines train
ed on the platform from which the
President and his bride had to detrain!
But two Secret Service men rushed IT,
the machines and seized them Iorcihly'
The operators were informed In no un-
certain terms thnt thOfo were to-, be M
pictures. II was given out that TINS
mo picture rule would be a standing
ono. but the motion picture men arc
sticking by. There. are eight or! ten OF
Tho p, esident and Mrs, Wilson break
tasted mt $50 O'clock They had Eranc1
fruit, oefcal. hot bread and iaarmatade,
and French fricrld. potatoes and coffee
T1ien for a hn1f hour they admired tho
beautiful foothills scenery on tn, route
here. The inori1ing was clear, with Just
an.occasiofial cloud Cor the sun TO gid
Tho hills were a brown ard bright
green There was no wind. When she
arrived here. Mrs. Wilson wore a long
black ,qstreGlRan coat .od onS che little TIE
shoetops. But the rest Of her trous-
seau is as yet q mystery tc the guests
here. for the two even had luncheon in
their private dinineErooTS.
RumOr of Motor Trip.
This afternoon there is a chance
for just one heefing glance Rumor
says that thei two are goi1E on a
motor trip an, as. heantifu1 mountain
road. II they hurry as they did WHOM
they aItghted from their train this
morning there will be little for the
guests to see. But, even with this
slight prospect, there was many a
luncheon missed this noon by folks
who hoped to get just a glimpse and
who were going to be plenty early.
The Presi lent has much honeym ION
company here. There are at least a
half dozen newlyweds, and early this
morning the wires from the hotel
were hot with messages like this;
Dear papa or mamma, we are so
happy here. ] suppose you have no.
ticed that the President has como to
Join us. Isn't 1t grand? We do hope
there won't be any crowd following
him. Mrs. Gait wore a black coat;
of course, meant Mrs Wilson"
COngratulatOry Messages Start.
There has been one lone congrstu-
lation. Who sent it no one can tell
RT VIII LSll, by LOIlOrTO" Lney are
expected to pour in by the dozen
Registered here is one suffragist, ar
elderly woman. She's been in favor
Of the vote for years, she told news
paper men today. But she has giver
the matter due consideration and Has
reached the unalterable conclusion
that she will not say a word to the
President about it for the present. OF
course, II he should ask her advice
but t.Rste eSsAeemRsftlTV Stlte pfmprRb1
ables SSlfe was Mrs. r. p. Guntcn
head of the sunragist- movement sey-
eral yearh Agos She came into profni
nence in Washington also through {
uccessfuEsuit:saga her for th,
alienation of the affection of Gunton
whom she later ma rI'ieu SheShas
mountain home near here. OF course
all residents around here had business
at the station and hotel today.
Those close to the President said they
understood he would devote a part OF
each day on the matters of state he ha!
brought with him. He plans to keep iT
touch with Washington by telegraph
and telephone, and on the more impor'
tant issues bv messenger. He is con.
cerned especially over the reply which
Austria will send to the latest Ancont
note which he approved after careful
editing before he left Washington. Mat.
terS of executive clemency, of appoint
ments and combinations, and Legislative
difficulties also are, breaking In on hi!
honeymoon. Eeahas determined to solve
them as they come up eVenAat a secrt
flee OF his own Measure, ~.