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 IT conven-
lent to be sitting .unconcernedly about
the Lobby and oarlors.
Notwithstanding his happy frame OF
mind. tho President gave some trouble
to the motion picture men. contrary to
the Presidents wishes, they had sue"
ceeded In getting reservations on t:,e
same section of the train as himself.
At the station here they 'umoed or
tho train and had their machines train
ed on the platform from which the
President and his bride lad to detrain.
But two Secret Service men rushed t.
the machines and seized them rHrcihly.
The operators were informed in no un-
certain terms that there were to, be NJ
pictures, II was given out thnt .. this
ono; but, the motion picture men ar.
sticking by. There. are eight or ten OF
them. :. ."@,' .',-.
Tho Pn resident and Mrs. Wlsop break
tasted .nt $50 o'clot H., They had Eraro7
fruit, cereal. bot bread and ,narmaiade.
scrambled eggs and bacon. lamb chops
and French frit nd potatoes and coffee.
Then for n hnlf hour they admired tho
Sesutifl foothills scenery ,no on the r9s ~ et
an ccasional cloud .f1r the su to Gid.
Tho hills were brown ard bright
green. There was No wind. When, she
arrived here. Mrs. Wilson wore q long
black .astraChan coat and q, chic little
hat. Her skirt was short. lust IT, her
shoetops But tho rest Of her trous-
seau Is as yet mystery tc the guests
here. for the two. eyen had luncheon in
their private dinneGrooIn.
Rumor of Motor Trip.
This afternoon there is a chance
for just one leeting glance. Rumor
says that the two are. going on a
motor trip on, as. heautifu1 mountain
road. If they hurry as they did when
they aIfslited 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 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
ticed that the President has come to
Join us. Isn't it grand? We do hope
there won't be any crowd followir z
him. Mrs. Gait wore a black coat;
of course, I meant Mrs. Wilson"
CongratulatOry Messages Start.
There has been one lone congratu-
lation. Who sent it no one can tel
or will tell. BY tomorrow they are
expected to pour in by the dozen
Registered here is one suffragist, al
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 word to the
President about it for the present. OF
course, II he should ask her advice
but ishe t,dee mR fafrHk6rsther yfm prob
able. She; was MIS-. r. D. Gunton
head of the suffragist movement sey.
eral years. ago She came into promi
nence in Washington also through ;
successfuHsuit against her for th,
alienation of the affection of Gunton
whom she later married SheE has
mountain home near here. OF course
all residents around here had business
at the station and hotel today.
Those close to the President said the!
understood he would devote A part o
each day on the matters of state he ha
brought with him. He plans to keep II
touch with Washington by telegrap pl
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 Confirmati tions. and legis la tiV,
difficulties also are brea king in on hi
honeymoon. Heahas determined to solve
them as they come. up even. at a secri
flee Of his own pleasure.