Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09

game of the woEld's series. The
game over, they will leave for Wash
ineton OH special train.
PRESIDENT AND MRS. GAIT
EASILY STARS Or EVENING:
At the theatcr tonight "C;rumpy"
was the play. but tho President and
Mrs. Gait were easily the stars OF the
evening. AS they entered. the entire
audience arose and appla uded until the
President, Mrs. Gait and Miss Bones
appeared in their box and were seated
The couple were accompanied to New
York by AIRS. W. II. Boiling, Mrs. Galts
mother: Miss Helen Woodrow Bones
the Presidents cousin; Secretary
/ Tumulty and Dr. Cary r.. Grayson. L.
;. ~, the Presidents physician and
naval aid. An unusually large number
Of Secret Service men was with them
when they arrived at the station. The
crowd cheered and applhudcd
The future Mrs. Wilson bcamcd upon
the crowd. The President looked "A,
her and smiled.
They are applaudinG YOU" he said
Along the streets, where everybody
seemed TO recognize the presidential
party. Mrs. Gait. her mother and Dr.
Grayson Went to Il hotel. and the PrcS-
dent TO Colonel Houses apartment on
East Fifty-third Street.
y little later the President and other
members Of the party started on Il
long automobile rido. Before leaving
the hotel the party was held UP by Il
large corps of photographers. The
President and Mrs. Gait sat smilingly.
side by side.
Early on the ride the President was
trans. and many persons turned,
bowed. smiled and waved handker-
chiefs and hats. Frequently the prcsi-
dent raised his hat in reply, and Mrs.
Gait bowed and smiled.
AUTOMOBILE PARTIES
PURSUE COUPLE
Automobile parties sought to get
near the Presidents ear to sec the
couple. AS "A result upwards OF loo
automobiles were soon in pursuit. and
the Secret Service men and city de
tectives had a hard time keeping them
back. The party returned just as the
sun was going down.
For the dinner and thcatcr party
aftcrward, Mrs. Gait wore a low-cut
gown of black, relieved by a large
corsage bouquet of roses. over her
gown she had an elaborate opera cloak
Of red and black. She wore no orna-
mcnts in her hair.
The guests al the dinner party in
cluded, in addition to the presidential
party, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Auchin-
Gloss
The theater party were those at the
dinner and Mrs Dudley Field Malone,
the latter the daughter of Senator Cor
man.
shopping Tomorrow Those expecting
the President to buy an engagement
ring for Mrs. Gait to-day were disap-
pointed. but he may do So tomorrow.
At the baseball game the President
viii throw out the first ball. lie has
paid for his baseball tickets He was
intensely interested when told that
Philadelphia had won the first game
of the series. having followed the pen
nant races in both leagues closely.
AS to the date for the wedding, il
was said an announcement would he
made soon. 1t is not more than two
months and not less than one month
Miss Margaret Wilson. the presi-
dents only unmarried daughter. who
is now at Cornish. y. H.. will return
to the White House about October 20.
after Il singing tour Immcdiatelv
after a series of musicals and other.
entertainments will bc given at the
White House. Mrs. Galt cXpcctS TO-
attend AL these and assist Miss Zones
and Miss Wilson in receiving guests.