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Alice Roosevelt Longworth, född 12 februari 1884 i New York, död 20 februari 1980 i Washington, D.C., var en amerikansk skribent och kolumnist. Hon var den äldsta dottern till Theodore Roosevelt, USA:s 26:e president, och Alice Hathaway Lee Roosevelt. Hon gifte sig 1906 med den republikanske politikern Nicholas Longworth.
Alice Roosevelt Longworth. Alice Lee Roosevelt Longworth (12 Şubat 1884 - 20 Şubat 1980), Amerikalı yazar ve önde gelen sosyetik biriydi. ABD Başkanı Theodore Roosevelt'in en büyük çocuğu ve ilk karısı Alice Hathaway Lee'den olan tek çocuğuydu. Longworth, alışılmadık ve tartışmalı bir yaşam sürdü.
Alice Lee Roosevelt Longworth (Manhattan, 12 febbraio 1884 – Washington, 20 febbraio 1980) è stata una scrittrice e socialite statunitense; era la figlia maggiore del presidente degli Stati Uniti Theodore Roosevelt ed era figlia unica della sua prima moglie, Alice Hathaway Lee Roosevelt. La Longworth ha condotto una vita non convenzionale e controversa. Il suo matrimonio con il ...
In 1906, Alice married Republican Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio. They lived in Washington, D.C. Alice took a front row seat to politics and became close with many of the Republicans and other politicians. She frequently voiced her political opinion and in the 1930s spoke out against her cousins Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt. Because of her strong opinions and colorful personality ...
29. März 2016 · Alice Roosevelt Longworth at 90. By Sally Quinn. Washington Post Staff Writer Feb. 12, 1974 “I still,” she muses, rapping her bony fingers against her graying head, “more or less have my ...
4. Nov. 2007 · Alice Roosevelt Longworth, the eldest daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt, was famous in her own right. She earned the nickname "the other Washington monument" because of her lifelong ...
—Alice Roosevelt Longworth. Alice made her debut in the East Room on January 3, 1903, the first American president's daughter to have such an event staged in the White House. In planning the festivity, Alice and her stepmother disagreed as to whether champagne should be served. When Edith finally vetoed the idea, Alice complained, "I think my ...
