White House Luncheon for 200 Guests Sees Taft Farewell
The outgoing First Lady Mrs Taft oversees a hasty luncheon in the White House for about 200 guests including Vice President Marshall cabinet members and family as President Taft departs. Attendees purchase attire in period gowns and hats as Mrs Wilson’s flowers decorate the decor and guests mingle after Capitol ceremonies.
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Land
Marshall
Won
Allexander
A. Axson
Augustus (. Bacon
J.thompson Baker
Beach
Massa Beach
T. H. Bnob
W. Bones
Bremmer
William J. Browning
Apps
Henry B. Claegett
Conklin
L. Varnachan
Spencer Cosby
Cothran
T RA. Crane
Interior
Fisher
Trouse
A W Howe
Edward Howe
Mias Howe
Endspeth
Aus Wren
Wiliam Hughes
M. W. Jacobus
Fonty Jones
Lo Jordan
Eugene Kinkead
Knox
Ami
H . Libbey
Fises Libbey
Lous McClittle
Treasury
MacVeagn
McCoy
Toudley Field Malone
Mbatthias
Marshalsnator
Aire Martine
Smart gowns worn by prominent women at inaugural ceremonies
Washington buzzed with inaugural events as diplomats and officers trooped past reviewing stands while prominent women in tailored gowns and hats filled the Capitol and White House venues. Guests included Mrs White wife of the Chief Justice and many senator spouses, with outfits ranging from velvet and charmeuse to serge and corduroy.
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Alfred McC. Wilson
William McC. Wilson
John McC. Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Richard Lewis Hargreaves
Daniels
Josephus Daniels
Albert Sidney Burleson
Laura Johns
Randolph-Macon College
Lynchburg
Lacey Burleson
Sidney Burleson
McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Garrison
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Houston
Triculture
Wilson
Secretary
George Meyer
W. Murray Crane
Thomas H. Bureh
John W. Timmons
Charles Nagel
Nagel
Lee
Overman
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Flora Wilson
Mattis
O'Gorman
Dudley Malone
Isabella Slagner
White House
Ashington
Army
Navy
Sekiem
Washington World
Capitol
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Court of Honor
White
Senate
Zetomanion
White | House
Champ Clark
Genevieve Clark
Shively
Benjamin Shively
Senator Shively
Indiana
Mary Shively
Julia
Kern
Rufus Day
Luther Day
Stephen Day
Justice Day
Lurton
Justice Lurton
Finley
Lamar
Justice
Lurien
Flushes
Justice Hughes
Helen Hughes
Highes
Hughes
Uarter
Ruby James
Lizzie James
Kentucky
Senator James
Senate Chamber
Sheppard
Morria Sheppard
Senator Sheppard
Texas
N. G Sanderson
Texarkana
Olga Sheppard
A. Mitchell Palmer
Representative Palmer
Pennsylvania
Palmer
James Dixon
Easton, Md
Fred Levering
Baltimore
Steven B. Ayres
New York
Miss Ayres
McCumber
Senator McCumber
North Dakotas
Helen McCumber
Martine
Senator Martine
New Jersey
Chamberlain
George HE. Chamberlain
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
H. T. Gaither
Portland
Oreg
C. W. Benner
Mississippi
EE. Rush Willams
Miss Hayes
Maryland
Carrie Lee Chamberlain
Ernest W. Roberts
Wfe
Roberts
Massachusetts
H. B. Weeks
St. Albans
Edward M. Shallies
Robert S. Henry
Representative Henry
Miss Henry
William Jackson
Senator Jackson
Lafayette Square
M. A. Humphreys
Salisbury
Henry R. Matthews
Philadelphia
Josiah Marvel
Willmington
Del
Shelmerdine
Jackson
Duncan A. Fletcher
Senator Fletcher
Nell Fletcher
Kemp
Ira C. Copley
Representative Copley
Illinois
George Macawley
California
James R. Mann
Ellen Wood
Representative Wood
Representative
Miss Wood
Edward Wood
Trenton
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Lucy Hoke Smith
Calle Smith
Flora Bewick
Jane Cooper
Amelia Smith
Marion Smith
Edward Taylor
Representative Taylor
Colorado
Barnhardt
Representative Barnhardt
Henry L. Myers
Senator Myers
Montana
Oldfield
Representative Oldfield
Arkansas
Ransdell
Joseph £. H Ransdell
View
Louisiana
Cannon
Virginia le Seure
Jack Beall
Representative Beall
W. B. Stephens
Barbara Stephens
William Kent
Mme. Bryn
Mme
Bryn
Mme. Naon
Naon
Mme. Kienlin
Nagakage Okabe
Mme. Okabe
Jegation
Senora Herquinigo
Leonard Wood
Alice Judson
Albert Lk. Mills
Gen. Mills
Fries
Amos A. Fries
Maj. Fries
War Department
Samuel Fi. Allen
Col. Allen
Miss Allen
Hugh Wallace
M. I. Weller
Diplomats in Uniform Cause Inauguration Parade Delays
Ambassador Jusserand led French envoys with the diplomatic corps to Washington for the inauguration. Full dress uniforms and gold lace drew crowds on the Capitol steps as they watched President Wilson. After the ceremony the diplomats hurried to embassies and civilian dress due to the parade crowd, many missing the reviewing stands.
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Jusserand
France
Nationalapital
Wilson
Princeton University
Capitol
United States
Fashion captions from the season at Maison Max
The display highlights long coats in cara val and astrakhan, trimmed with skunk fur from Fare Tork Fiat Company. Maison Max showcases these luxe fabrics and trims as the season's latest styles.
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MR. Fare Tork
Fiat Company
Caraval
Astrakhan
Maison Max
Marshall Helps A Girl At Capitol Date
Vice President Marshall aided Miss Exaline Rages of Nashville by securing admission for her delegation’s guest at the Baltimore convention. Amid Capitol wait, Ming Boggs and mother arrived seeking entry. Marshall arranged gallery seating to witness the Senate proceedings, bringing happiness to Miss Boggs.
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Marshall
Exaline Rages
Nashville
Tenn
Indiana
Ballimore
Capitol
Ming Boggs
Washington
Senate
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