Inaugural Woman Power Shifts Washington Social Scene
James A. Edgerton surveys how women’s growing influence touches the 1913 inauguration. First Lady Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Mrs Thomas R. Marshall will lead a more democratic social capital, with suffrage momentum shaping parade plans and public life in Washington.
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James A. Edgerton
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Washington
Martha Washington
Abigail Adams
Dolly Jackson
Hom
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Bryn Mawr
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New Jersey
Trey
Margaret
Jeeio
Eleanor
White House
Genevieve Clark
Wilson
Marshall
Sylvester
Washington Police
Taft
Hosatie Jones
Ida Craft
Dock
Albany
Sulzer
Brect Wilson
Jones
Mareba
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