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Jordan Offered and Accepts
Vice Craftsmanship Of
Committee.
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touch with the incoming administra-
ttor. Begides this, the newly inau-
yufsted President always leads the
tus. x. Of Ss shs s:sna ma1fn FS. s:s as:
her standing rs one Of the chief lead
era Of society for tho entire adminis-
Untii last night. Mr.. Jordan had been
practically appointed. His appointment
had. been placed In the hands Of Secre-
tary McCombs. who. on the preceding
day. was taken III. and confined to his
cause Of this illness. ne held up the an
nouncement. In the meantime. power
ful friends Of MIR. Eustis had gotten to
work in his behalf. with the result Of
Withdrawn. and a new one made.
Robert n. Harper. william v. Cox.
Corcoran Thom. as we'll a. Mr.. Jordan.
were prominently mentloned In connec-
tion with the chairmanship.
Heavy Realty Holder.
william Corcoran Eustis 10 best
known In Washington as q member
some years ago Of the Diplomatic Corps
anA as one Of the heaviest holders OF
r6alty IN the District. He IL connected
by marriage with one Of the best known
American families. Mr.. Eustis is q son
Of, the late Senator Eustis, Of Louisiana.
and IL a grandson Of william w. Cor
ceran. Mrs. Eustis is daughter OF
Levi p. Morton. former Vice President
The appointee served as secretary OF
the American embassy to the court OF
81. james half q dosen years ago. and
.:o wSsn 81: Ga ia.nsr wa: made
bSGador 10 Frdnce by President .Cleve-
land. He Is a member Of the Metro
politan Club and director OF the Cor
hereditary interest. He has been for
many years one Of the leading donstors
20 the collections of the. gallery. Long
residences In Paris and LONDON ana nis
thus to act. Mr. Eustis has activeiy IN.
terested himself in the management OF
his real estate. but otherwiee mas not
been a business man In the District.
rS4si Msi bs sH',: q. w shs Rss so.ss.s the eve
the arm Of the President. while the
chairman viii! follow next n line es.
ssys sss'ss q ars N.W WsSa TSls but f' IKE % her
considerable residence here. Mrs. Eu.tis.
re dsS.her q fC.s. .S'sr,on Tss apn@ S
iia1risSn administrator. Albany. n:
". Anew her as q a., charming !n. EoS.nns ySIms
'a,s " wSir. whsin sss State. ess'er was governor
NJ .tnd Mrs. ESstis, and their four
voahs children iicve in the splendid
sSss ssss,s ~ oy %sHsiSn MiiliSm ". corcof.n more
s, ss thirty Ri, yr,sSsne .fo e u sy .sross s0ns
.shs ia ss youns Nomdn who. ior ! bid
f.w n,inItes. will be ..the First Lady y
( ire i vEurai BAH even the wife of the
] ni;-, yesident, ana Mrs, Wilson bid fair
, 10 bs lose neiEhbors all during the VII.
y ptr : ,ministration. '. O."
Have Four Cbildsss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis have four charm.
ing chjldren-three girls and boy. The
eldest Is Helene. aged ten years. Mar
garet 10 the second daughter. and then
comes the son. Corcoran Eustis. d
bouncing little boy. The baby. Edith
Ceiestine. was born only last February
+ !; ms. Ea.:, AS%f s drSe sS@ to shS III
Pension building for the, ball on tbs
night OF March I. The house 10 still
furnished In the style OF thirty years
are among the mos. maEniheent g II.
city. The wood work finishing OF all the
rooms 10 elaborately carved. It's white
paint relieved with. Eilded ornaments
.omes. aes Ss nsssSo.rs uDH X the Ssf East. q "s
Mr.. Eustis and his wife have always
ben :ectiye socially when residing u
au9urai ball 10 to be . young matron OF
the most select social circle in the Ma
tionsi Capitai. Not all the wives Of In
augurai committes chairnen Of the pas
the naming of Mr.. Eustis as chairman
With Mrs. Eustis 'actine as the frs
hssfesr .thst evening niQNJs 'heE ,hl.
'a SS',!ssat so,,si aisT, @,rs,r ~ " - w
Y kn the Nsr.Hrse,' M. n'ls -sYDs Eustl
AgSasrsliy ie..te GH tnei u. cgJntg
PGspe IN %irrlrf wise ar s's y
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