The Washington herald., 1913-02-20
wilson PROGRAM
Meets APPROVAL
Continued from. First Page.

L from F1F8t rage.
made up of the Essex troop. the Black
Horse Troop of the Culver Military
Academy of Indiana, and Mai Gen. Wood
and his staff.
elect will be driven to the Capitol and
there the oath of Office of each admins
tered and the inauguration speeches made.
according to the programme already
drawn up by Congress
Return from Capitol.
At the conclusion of the speeches At
the Capitol. the new President and Vice
President will start the return journey
up Pennsylvania Avenue in the same
order and with the same escort that
guarded them in their march to the
Capitol and with their departure the pa
rade that will have been drawn in the
streets surrounding the Capitol building
viii start.
The Presidential party will proceed
at brisker pace than VIII the parade.
and will reach the White House for
luncheon considerably before the head
of the line will be able to reach the
Treasury. The line will he halted while
luncheon is being served. II is under
stood that but little time will be con-
sumed by President Wilson at this
function, but that he will proceed as
soon as possible to the reviewing stand
il front of the White House. He Will
be escorted to his place by Chairman
Eustis. and Vice President Marshall
will be escorted by Chairman Peter, of
the committee on stands
Monticello, the Presidential section
of the stand. will be made up of eighty
seats back Of the place where the Pres
ident will review the parade. These
seats will be occupied by Mrs. Wilson
and her family and friends. the family
and friends of the Vice President and
by Gov. Fielder. now President of the
New Jersey Senate. and his party.
Z Mrs. Wilson, her daughters Mrs.
Marshall, the wife of the Vice Presi-
dent-elect. and her friends wip leave
the Shoreham for the ceremonies of
the Inauguration at 10 o'clock They
will be escorted to the Capitol by sew
eral aids, to be appointed by Col. Spen-
GER Cosby, Superintendent of Buildings
and Grounds. They will not be taken
to the Capitol along Pennsylvania Ave
nue.. but by roundabout way. and
after the exercises they will be brought
back to the Executive Mansion by the
same route.
J. W. Belt. chairman Of the student
committee % the University ct Virginia.
with several other representatives of the
university. held a conference with Sec
retary Fox. pf the intercollegiate COM
mittee, yesterday afternoon. 1t was re-
ported that the Virginia college will mus
ter over 800 marchers March !, and in
that case they will be second in the COL
leEiate section. beating out Johns Hop
kins for second place. Johns Hopkins
expects to bring about $50 for the parade.
The uniforms of the Nirginians were de-
cided on yesterday. They will consist
of cross belts of the college colors anil
white gloves.
Col Burch who, as Gov Wilson'S per-
sonal aid. has arranged most of the de-
tails of the President-elect's part In the
inauguration, was honored yesterday by
being made personal aid TO Mai. Gen,
Wood This is the third military honor
that has been conferred on Col Burcii
in the last three weeks He was ap-
pointed personal aid to President OF tn
Senate Fieldcr Tuesday.
Gen. Stuart selects STAFF.
Gen. James L. Stuart. OF Chicago.
Of the third grand division
Of the inaugural parade, has selected
Capt A s Perham as chief of staff,
with Hon. Hosea F. Moulton as his
adjutant general Gen. A s. Daggett, U.
6. A.: Col NJ W. Parker. Hon. George
C. Ross, Lieut. Lawrence Kicker, L. 3.
\: Capt. Adam Otto, CAPT William
Gray Beach. Capt William Mccoy. Capt.
o. II. KrutZ. Col. c. III. Oldroyd. Col
Jere A. Costello. Capt. ]. W. Mitchell.
DR.. s Clifford Cox. Dr. J. A. Holmes.
and others have accepted invitations to
serve as aids on the staff of Gen.
Stuart.
At a meeting of representatives from
the law. medical, and dental depart
ments OF Georgetown University. held at
Georgetown Law School last night, ar
We're made that 1t is hoped
will clinch for Georgetown the leadership
of the second section in the college di-
vision of the parade. 1t has been decided
that the college of the District having
the largest representation in the parade
Will head the second section From re-
ports made from the various depart
ments last night Georgetown believes
that it is practically certain of capturing
the coveted honor. Over 100 men have
already signifed their intention Of
and excellent prospects are re-
ported of obtaining several hundred more
in the next few days. By order of the
committee final report
must be made by next Thursday. at
which time the position of march will
he decided