When Roosevelt really wants private conversation with any one he invites him to lunch or dinner, according to the hour, or when the time comes for a meal he is as likely as not to invite everyone who may be in the room to share it with him. The tax upon Mrs. Roosevelt's good nature is evident, for she never knows until the President appears at the door of the dining room how many there may be to sit down at the table.
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