Alice Roosevelt, eldest daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt, married Nicholas Longworth III, the congressman from Cincinnati, on Feb. 17, 1906. The wedding held in the East Room of the White ...

Five months into the most consequential foreign-policy presidency since Richard Nixon left the White House, Donald Trump’s approach to the world is taking on a definitive shape.

Many people could recall the last wedding at the White House in 1906 between President Theodore Roosevelt’s outspoken daughter, Alice, and Nicholas Longworth.

Alice married Ohio Republican congressman Nicholas Longworth in 1906 as much for his wealth as his political reputation, believing she could help him to the White House.

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Nicholas Longworth, Speaker of House of Representatives. Wife, the former Alice Roosevelt, who pushes him on to success. Mentions Boss Cox. Mentions Andrew… ...

Longworth served as Speaker of the House from 1925 until his death in 1931. Alice, known for her spunk and wit, remained a Washington spitfire until she passed away in 1980.

The 20th annual Theodore Roosevelt Symposium will feature new speakers Dr. Stacy A. Cordery and Dr. David Kohnen, focusing on Roosevelt’s role in shaping U.S. naval history.

People named their babies after her and there was even a color, Alice Blue, named after her, according to Stacy Cordery, author of "Alice: Alice Roosevelt Longworth from White House Princess to ...

Then there was Alice Roosevelt Longworth—the strong-willed, sharp-tongued daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt and the wife of Nicholas Longworth, speaker of the House. A throw pillow in her ...

Alice Roosevelt (Longworth) in 1902, Ethel Roosevelt (Derby) in 1908 and Helen Taft (Manning) in 1910 were the last three girls to “come out” in the White House.