Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-13

House, congress in session. and al
most every member of the cabinet
and his family in their Washington
residence. To be sure, 1t is nor
winter temperature, as to Weathef'
but the heat is sort OF OFT again
on again" performance and ent,rel ~
standable, for it is hot, at times, al
most everywhere in this country.
The evening the president and MS
family and party arrived from over
seas, it was so cold that many OF the
thousands of people who waited I'M
til past midnight on the streets Just
to see them pass by and lend lit,
lie to the noise Of the cheering ana
footing of horns, shivered them
selves into chills. But they kept on
waiting.
The first excitement OF the ap-
nroach of the presidential party
near the corner Of Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Fifteenth street, just north
of the Willard hotel, was the wil'z-
z;no by Of a White House llmou-
inc, conspicuous always among We
b;cles with the American coat-of-
arms in a large white disk. IN the
machine was only the white chaut-
fuer and a single figure on the BACK
seat. II was Susie, Mrs, wilson 5
negro maid. Susie, who has Deen
received by the Queen OF F,nslana'
and carries with her proudly the
oift Of Queen Mary, and who mas
been with her mistress through the
davs Of the latter's babyhood, when
ssy sss' ~ o,rents were still wealthy
enough to afford the luxury OF
nurse for the baby; and who was
member Of the presidential nr1aal
nartv on their wedding trip. ana VINO
has been with her beloved m'stress
An her visits to the royalty OF Be-.
o;,um italy and Great Britain. II
was Susie who failed to ne mn
rrsssed with the gold service OF
Rrck;neham palace when 1t was
hrouoht out to honor the president
OF the United States and MS ha,,. ~
some wife. Susie's reply TO 'ne
nroud custodians Of the gold plate, :,
when they permitted her TO 60 III
I'D view it. was I'VE has nothing
.hmt GOLD service in de White House,
.nd we uses it every day SUSIE
any. sna IN N State to the White House
cite & a little ahead of the president
md other members Of the party.
Ms M Wilson sat beside the presi-
dent in the back seat OF an opsa pc =
seven passenger touring car; II. tne
Middle seats we're DR.. Gary i. Iray,,
SON u S. N. and Mai, RAYMOND
pullman and in the front seat. b-,ae
n. chauffeur was Mr.. Murphy: the
nresident's particular personal Dooy
euard who has been in charge =, OF
Rim since he was inaugurated' Inc
others were in other carriages Oit
the running boards, and in front OF OF
The machine. and on the shack, or II,
s,ere secret service neh and&poiice
officers standing, and in the machine
;ust following him. was whole LOAD
az nolice officers, secret service
men and one or two newspaper
men with Secretary Tumufty stand
mo no in the middle Of the machine
as look out. The horn, or every
machine in sight along the avenue
was footing its loudest: and every
voice within hearing distance was
shouting a cheering welcome: IL
was reslly thrilling, and typjcally
American Mrs. Wilson's family did
not 90 over to New York to, meet
the nartv. Her mother and SISTERS
Mrs. William H. Boiling. Mrs; Alex
arder Hanter Gait. and Miss Bertha
Boiling awaited them at the Whlte
House. They had the old mansion
very attractive in its profusion OF
cut and growing flowers, and I'd
;th's favorite blossoms, and tavorlte
arranyements everywhere" The old
house has Just had fresh coat or
white paint, inside and out and ev-
ervthing was spick and span. and IN
the nerfect order good housekeepers
love. 1t will be haven OF rest Tor
them for few days, as compared 10
where they have been the past e'ght
months.
The presidents two Younger
daughters, Mrs. William 6. NC
Adoo, the baby, and Mrs: francls
Bowes Sayre. the serious Y. w: T.
A. and church worker, were in New
York to greet him, There was
happy reunion for few hours or
tthe sisters. Miss Margaret Wilson
has been in France for year, car
ryinc cheer into the military camps
and hospitals. with her voice. Mrs
Wilson will accompany the presi-
dent on his forthcoming SWING
around the country, but it IS not
vet known just who else Will go.
Mrs. Wilson's Travelling Clothes.
And Mrs. Wilson's travelling
clothes? Every woman was "lust
diving" to see how she looks. She
was Enthusiastically dressed
plainiy, Immediately, and with per
feet taste. The suit was very PLAIN
81 dark blue serge, with a white
collar. and the front Of a white
waist showing. Her hat was small
one with rather a high crown. and
with the effect of soft ostrich
feathers all around. all in shade
between a taupe and a tan color.
An extremely pretty and inter-
esting wedding to Omaha people
took place on Wednesday afternoon
in the Delta Gamma Sorority
House at l440 Belmont Road, when
Miss Amy Laura Nelson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Otto L. Nelson
Of Omaha, became the bride of
Capt. Robert T. Smith, I. S A, of
Swanton. Ohio The ceremony was
performed at 4 o'clock in the front
drawing room of the Sorority
House, where the bride has made
her home ever since she succeeded