Etiquette Rules for the Lady of the White House
A Sunday Magazine piece outlines the unwritten etiquette governing the President's wife, from formal dinners and teas to social appearances in Washington. It notes restrictions on invitations, foreign embassy visits, and expectations for handshakes, with examples from Taft, Roosevelt, Cleveland, Harrison, and Taft family events.
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White House
The
New York Tribune
Foxcroft Davis
Washington
Cleveland
Harrison
Roosevelt
Cowles
Nicholas Longworth
Taft
Mabel Boardman
Mrs. Taft
Legation
United States
The Time for Tenderness
A speaker urges readers to show love and encouragement to friends while they are alive. Do not withhold kindness until death. open your alabaster boxes of affection now to brighten lives and ease burdens during troubling times.
Ten Men In Control of Most U.S. Railroads and Wealth
The Stanley Steel trust inquiry shows 55 percent of U.S. railroad control lies with United States Steel directors. Twenty eight Steel directors sit on other boards with about 17 trillion dollars in combined capital across banks, insurers, and industry, led by George F. Baker with holdings near two billion in industrial capital and over four billion in rail and express enterprises.
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United States
United States Steel Corporation
Stanley Steel Trust
House of Representatives
Steel Corporation
The
Steel Trust
George F. Baker
Baker
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