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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1917

Page

10

Inaugural hostivities mark Wilson era social shift

Vice President and Mrs. Marshall plan a gala replacing the old inaugural ball as four years bring new social precedents. Ambassadors Morgan and Longworth's circles figure in the hospitality, with Culver and Annapolis cadets hosted, Washington dances trimmed, and Miss Margaret Wilson acting as hostess for the oath day luncheon.

Marshall Indiana White House Ambassador Morgan Noone Wilson Rieir Washington ODAY Black Horse Troop Culver Ind Culver Military Academy Gignilliat West Point Annapolis Margaret Wilson Sayre Eleanor Wilson Bassador Brazil Edwin V Morgan Nicholas Longworth Roosevelt Mr. Morgan Habana Cuba United States Francis Bowes Sayre House Joseph Wilson Alice Wilson Baltimore Vanea McCormick Bowman Elder Indianapolis Lansing Natgline Dulles John Foster Dulles Foster Trulles Secretary of the Treasury Mra McAdoo Tabor Martin Chestnut Fil William Gibbs McAdoo, Jr Princeton University Robert H McAdoo St Paul Academy Concord K B Conger Conger, Jr Irvington

Daughters and Guests Gather for Winter Inauguration Social

A Washington winter social scene unfolds as hostesses stage dinners and dances to connect lawmakers and guests. The party features the President’s daughter and a parade of dignitaries, with vast attendances by officials and their families as inaugural preparations unfold.

Capitol Congress Robert N. Harper Gov. Stuart Virginia Montague Gov. McCreary Kentucky

Queen of the Carnival At Big Mardi Gras Ball

The article details a bustling Washington social season with the Queen of the Carnival and numerous cabinet spouses hosting and attending formal dinners and luncheons. It notes arrivals and visits by notable figures, entertainments at the Shoreham, and plans for a spring ball for the Young Women's Christian Home with many patronesses listed.

Young Women’s Christian Home Nevil Munroe Hopkins Thomas Ewing RH. Ashey Richard Harlow Medorem Crawford Cary D. Langhorne Charles H. Butler Carroll Glover Murray Cobb Victor Kauffmann Ralph Jenkins A. W. Greeley Dales Blodgett George Barnett Frank Polk Walter Tuckerman Guy Whiting George Myers Charlea B. Howry Junina McMurray Montgomery Blair Mme. da. Gama Shoreham Louis Nixon New York Olive Plant Washington Camp Sona Confederate Veterans Carl W. Lewis Charles H. Moorefield Lewis A. J. Grenna North Dakota St. Regis Congressional Club Moorefield Ruth Watkins

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