Mrs Taft The First Lady To Be In White House Social Life
A profile of Mrs. Taft detailing her background in Cincinnati and Washington society. It describes her as a well balanced, educated woman with broad interests in music, art, literature, and charity, her influence on White House social life, and her close ties with Gen Edwards and other military and diplomatic circles.
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Gen
Mra. Corbin
Mrs. Edwards
White House
Gen. Corbin
Ohio
Edith Patten
Washington
California
Mra
Taft
Philippines
Mrs. Corbin
Chevy Chase
Roosevelt
Burke
Napoleon
Wellington
Victoria
Pitt
White Houses
Mual
Mia
Charles Taft
Rembrandt
Elizabeth Bennett
Herron
Cincinnati
Kith
Henry Esmond
Thackeray
Mrs. Taft
George Eliot
Hot Springs
Taf
Miss Cannon
House of Representatives
Mr. Taft
Hallie Erminie Rives Wheeler
Tokyo
East
Edwards
Tafts
F Edwards
Army
Hell
Garlington
Sally
Mies Gartington
Chicago
Will
Parsons
Columbus
Charles Anderson
Bryn Mawr
Helen Taft
Louis Moore
Cimcinnati
Thomas Laughlin
Pittsburg
Smail
William Herron
Janey Esby
John Herron
Georgie Aldrich
Islands
K Street
Sixteenth Street
Lafayette Park
Thurlow Weed
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventeenth Street
War Department
Trt
America
Feld
William MH. Taft
Madson
John Quincy Adama
Andrew Jackson
James Buchanan
Baltats Grocery
Hiram Wanner
Abner
Jim Halden
Jim
Agin
Medicine Hat
Lim
Eph
Scroggs
Lessing
Indianapolis News
Not Understanding Women
A tall tale recounted by Abner about Jim and two marriages ending in tragedy, culminating in a hanging. The tale uses dialect humor to reflect on male folly, bachelor life, and misperceptions of women, ending with a wry moral about appearance versus reality.
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Dunroy
Reed
Mrs Roosevelt
Becky Sharp
Helen
Charlie Taft
Oncle