Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09

New York, Oct. s-President Wfl- son and his fiancee, Mrs. Norman Galt. came to New York today for a brief visit to the presidents closest personal friend. Colonel F. M. House. From the time of their arrival this afternoon until late tonight they were New York's chief objects of interest and each time they appeared in pub lie they were followed by thousands
 For the first time since he became president. MT. Wilson gave dray as a center of attraction to another. The people showed anxiety to see him hut their eyes were centered, on the months is to become the first lady of the land"
 Both Were Pleased.
 | Both the president and Mrs Galt | evidently were pleased by the recep- tion accorded them Both were slightly shy OF their first appear ance in public as an engaged couple, smiles They made no attempt to hide themselves and every time they ap- | pcared in public they were side by side The president gave himself up for en. Ins ans s. being tS sn.srsalnlnE ti ai5 throughout the day and his usually stern face was cOnstAutisa-wrszthei-i in smiles f,si.l- v assi.. s..- | Programme Of the Couple.
 The progran1ne of the couple fn- cluded long automobile ride through the parks. q dinner party this even ing at the home of Colonel and Mrs. House and a theatre party tonight. Tomorrow they leave at II o'clock for Philadelphia. where they plan to wit ness the second game of the worlds series baseball championship. .
 Immediately after that they will so , 10 Washington on a special
 ' Stars at the Theatsr. At the theater tonight Grumpy was the play but the president and Mrs Gait were easily the stars of the ey- eninE. As they entered the theatre ' the entire audience arose and ap- til the president. Mrs Galt and Mis-
 Helen Woodrow Bones the president,
 cousin. appeared in their box and were seated
 i, Several Hundred at Station.
 Several hundred persons were gath.
 cred ct the Pennsylvania station wheT . the couple arrived They were ac' n Mrs Galt's mother. Miss Bones. Sec
 retary Tumulty and Dr. Cary T. Gray,
 son. T.. S. N.. the presidents physician n and naval aide Ar unusually lars, n | ed by Chief Flynn was witE them
 Crowd cheersd and AppIauded.
 Colonel House and Dudley Flels II Malone. collector of the port of New 7 York, were at the station to greet thu ' president and his party and hurried
 into a limousine. The crowd cheeres
 and applauded and pushed forward fo
 a chance to see the future Mrs. VII |, son. She beamed upon the crowS V and the president looked at her an' smiled.
 "Thcy are applaudIng you he said
 Everybody Recognized Them h Along the streets where everybodl . seemed to recognize the couple in th = automobile. the presidential party wa s driven to the hotel. where Mrs. Gali
 Mrs. Boiling and Dr. Grayson spen
 the night The president was tnei c driven to Colonel Houses apartmen = on East Fifty Third street
 Pictures Were Snapped.
 After a brief interval the start wa o Galt. Mrs Boiling, the president ant fl pr. Grayson rode in the car and the. = were easily recognized The presiden a called at Mrs. Galt's hotel for her. A
 the party left the hotel they wer
 held up a few minutes by a larg a dent and Mrs. Gait sat srlilinEiy, aId q by side. os their pictures were snap . ped
 Bowed and Smiled.
 Early in the ride the presid0aes ia 70 miliar face WAS recognized by auto fl mobilists and pedestrians and peopi turned. bowed, smiled and wave s hardkerchlefe and hats. FroQuenti - the president raised his hat In re
 ply and Mrs. Gait bowed and anIiec
 eseret Service Men Had Herd I'm, Antomobiie parties sought to ge n near the presidents oar to sec tn ' couple and aa c result beforo he ha {. proceeded far upwards of 100 auto noodles were in pursuit and Che ne
 cret service men and oity detective L. had hard time keeping them eaoi s The return ride to Colonel House sS apartment and the hotel wRs mad |, just az the sun waa going down. h New MFs. oalt Was aswHed.
 FeF the dinner and theateP part
 afterwards Mrs, Galt wore . lew eg ir gpwn ot black, relieved by a iara sr oorsage bouquet pf red Fesess -Oys il her gown she were an elaborate epeI 'd cloak ef red and black.
 ie The guests at the dinner RaFts n leiuded the pFeajdeBt and Mrs. Gal
 HFa. eaiiiRs, Aiss HeRea, Hegretal
 FgHuiIy, DF. pyAyeeH and AFs au ,d the daUghtes pf Colonel Heuse, MT ie House was AesfeEBs fe Many had heard In adFaass thai |,