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Alice Roosevelt Longworth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (4805 words) |
 | Alice's effect on Washington politics was as an insider, uncomfortable with dealing with the public, while her cousin Eleanor was able to rise above childhood insecurity to become an outspoken public advocate for her various public cause including civil rights and the United Nations to which she would become the first American delegate. |
| Alice was among the mourners at Eleanor's funeral in Hyde Park in November 1962. |
| Alice Roosevelt Longworth is buried in Rock Creek Cemetery, Rock Creek Park, Washington, D.C. When the last one of the Rahl children was born in Hale, Michigan in 1906, Jennie, the oldest child, insisted she be named Alice Roosevelt Rahl, because she was born on the same day the President’s daughter was married. |
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