The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

coed again through the court of
= honor. when the President and Vice
President reach the reviewing stand
about O'Clock BY s o'clock the
J inauguration OF Woodrow Wilson
Z will have been history.
Between Lines of Students.
President~Elcct Wilson's arrival
in Washington WAS quite similar to
his departure from Princeton. Stu
dents of Princeton University formed
in a narrow lane, stretching from
the train steps to the Presidents
room in the Union Station.
There WAS deep silence as the
President elect. followed by members
OF his family. walked through the ave
nue. formed 10y tho students. The lat
ter stood with their hats off. Mr..
Wilson also doffcd his silk hat. Walk
ine With him were William Corcoran
Eustis. chairman OF the inaugural com
mittcc. and Thomas Nelson Page, chair
man OF the Wilson reception commit
In the Presidents room Mr.. Wilson
WAS introduced to the fifty members
OF the reception committee. while the
students grouped themselves on the
csplanadc Just outside the station
Here. as Mr. Wilson got into White
House AUTOMOBILES cheer after cheer
came from the Princeton students
firSi iheN gave the locomotive
cheer. with It's sis boom bah" for
Wilson and then for Wilson and
then for princeton They alter
mated this with Il numbering roar until
the PRESIDENT elect started away. Col
oncl Spencer :. Cosby. chief aide to
tary aide from the White House, ac-
companied Mi Wilson to his hotel
There we've cheers along the Way.
The first person 10 greet the Prcsi-
u.
of the hotol VAS Captain BIZ Nc
Donald the aged Texas ranger ana
hodNcuard to Nj Wilson during the
recent campaign
How are you| exclaimed the Prcsi-
dent elect and Mrs Wilson Mt the samo
tiipc, as they stepped rapidly forward
and Eraspod Captain McDonald's hands.
The captain. WHO ~ trcuuontly is said
~ Texas. is nllcd With so much load
frou shooting ARRAYS IN tho rangcr
service that ho would sink If he went
swimming WAS overcome with JOY. lie
wore :, biG felt sonlbrcrc. an iucongru-
Gus companion to the silk hat OF the
President elect 'Id never died
happy il hadu't been here to-day"
said captain, Hill as lie walked arm
n.arn into the hotel with MI. Wilson
Princeton Alumni There.
rho rrcYidcmt- elect found the corri-
doris ut tho hotel crowded with Prince
ton alumni. wearing orange aud black
roscttcs. The Wilson's went immcdi-
atcly TO their suite on the fourth floor
of the hotel where ,Iohn w Wilson,
cousin or the President elect, and n
score of other relatives were waiting
10 receive them.
Tho President elect had been in his
rooms but u few minutes when Vice
Pusidcnt- Elect Marshall and Mrs Mar.
shali called 10 pay their respects.
Mi Wilson'S three and a half-hour
uip from Princeton TO tho national
captal seemed like a moment to him.
he said lie found aboard the train
which the students had provided ospe-
,iallN Ton hm every comfort and con
vorueucc. rhcy had invited also some
or the intimate friends OF the Wilson
family. aud the latter found themselves
IN homcliSe atmosphere all the way
Mr. Wilson sat in the rear parlor
car with liS family, chatting most OF
the time with his friends. Colonel
Thomas IL iiirch personal aide TO Mr.
Wilson rs Governor of New Jersey. APP
nearcd for The first time i'll gold braid
uniform. II WAS one of the rare occa-
sions when Mir. Wilson was accom-
PANIED by uniformed aide and he was
some" hat uneasy over it, When his
chief came into the smoking compart-
ncnt The colonel rose ccrernonioualy
Don't start that" laughed Mr.. Will
son. good -naturcdly I'm nobody yet"
~ WAS Happy family eroup on the
tiain Will Mrs. Annie Howe "a sis
ter Of the President elect. who joined
the rarity at Nest Philadelphia. came
her daughter Mrs. Perrin Cothran and
Eranddaughtcr, Josephine. The Goth
ran haby IS % faVoritc with the Pres
ident elect Little Josephine was the
object of much attention from the fam
ilN, and whCu the train stopped at Bal
lmor". she occupied a conspicuous
place az ,> window from which van
taEc point Size struck UP an immodi-
ne arIuainttucc with the crowd
Ur,nu Congratulated
W'iau j Ityan was Il participant
~ Oh" PIC inaugural festivities to-
night and greeted hundreds of Demo
Gratis from al sections Of the country
IN an Informal reception at his hotel
While the President elect in an up-
rcr ro"n undcr the same roof. was
stalking hands with his old college
chuu" from princeton. the future Sec
retnry Of St.tc also was the recipient
al count loss CONGRATULATIONS
NJ l3'Nau STOOD in the parlor of his
suite shaking hands until late In the
night but ucNcr once did he say more
thau Thank you" when he was adj
dressed as Secretary OF state"
ir nearly all az the hotels iInpromptu
speeches ~ prominent Democrats were
made 10 tn" clamoring crowds When
tho hosts of ranmany arrived from
Sew York Pennsylvania Avenue was
'urn"d into riot Of noise and en-
thusiasm Charles i. Murphy ana his
cohorts came ina seven special trains
All OF which arrived before 10 O'Clock
The President elect, IN his trip from
his motel TO the Princeton smoker
went through streets packed with
shouting thousands. When he left the
alumni! about 10 o'clock, his appear
anc' was again The signal for tuinul-
tupIe cheering