The Washington times., 1913-02-14

cept in the actual induction ceremony.
immediate steps were taken to provide
for him. Accommodations have peen
engaged at the Shoreham Hotel for him
and Mrs. Marshall in n suite as fine as
that of President Wilson. 1t is prob
able plans will be so shaped that Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall will be together dur
ing the inaugura ton ceremonies, mas
much as they are inseparable ana MI.
Marshall has heretofore refused to take
part in any affair from which his Vile
was excluded. ~ 20
Baltimore. Nd, will ride here on motor
cycles to take part in the inauguration
events The Savannah, Ga, club has
decided to take similar action, and the
local club has asked Governor Wilson
that it be permitted to extend special
honor to him as a wheeling enthusiast:
No answer has been given to the local
clubs request.
Plans for The Inauguration are prac-
tically complete. With inaugural day
only little over two weeks away, the
committees in charge find that almost
everything has been done except the
details concerning the part of the Vice
President.
In accordance with the plans arranged
by the committee in charge of the inau-
guration ceremonies. President Taft,
President-elect Wilson and Vice Presi-
dent-eleci Marshall on the morning of
March 4, will be escorted from the
White House to the Capitol with mill
tary honors. The procession will be
headed by General Wood as grand mar
shall and his staff. followed by the Es-
sex Troop of New Jersey. forming the
special escort of Governor Wilson: then
will come the carriage containing Presi-
dent Taft and Governor Wilson, next
the troop of Culver Cadets forming the
escort of Governor Marshall. who Will
occupy the second carriage.
The President, the President-elect, and
the Vice President will enter the
Senate wing of the Capitol bv the
bronze door. The President and the
President-elect will be escorted to the
Presidents room. where they shall re-
main until escorted to the Senate cham
ber to be present at the Inauguration
of the Vice President-elect. to whom the
oath of office is to be administered by
the President pro tempore Of the SEN
ate Immediately before the adjournment
the Vice President will call the Senate
to order and deliver his inaugural ad-
dress.
Capitol Ceremony.
The organization of the Senate having
been completed. procession will be
formed by the officers of the Senate and
tfecesof the Supreme Court of the United
States. the committee. of arrangements,
the President and the President-elect,
the members of the Diplomatic Corps in
accordance with their rank the Vice
President, members and former mem
bers Of the Senate and the House OIL
Representatives heads of executive de-
partments. governors of states and
Territories. the admiral of the navy
and his aides, the chief of staff of the
army and his aides and such officers of
the army and navy who have received
the thanks of Congress. The procession
will move through the rotunda to the
platform over the main portico,2 where
the inauguration ceremony will take
place. -
After all are assembled, the Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court will ad-
dent-elect who will then deliver his an
augural address. This will conclude the
ceremonies at the Capitol. and the
President and the Vice President. ac-
will return to the White House. where
they will occupy seats upon the review
ing stand to review the Inauguration
parade.
The parade. in which, it is expected,
more than 30, 900 persons will take part,
son. Ga, a regiment of coast artillery,
the corps of cadets from West Point.
the midshipmen- from Annapolis. two
companies of bluejackets, militia or
ganizations from various states, and
civic organizations from practically
everv State in the Union. will be d.
vided into eight divisions. each COM
manded by an army officer
1t will be formed in the streets near
the Capitol and will march down Penn
sylvania avenue to the White House,
where it will pass in review before the
President and Vice President and the
other distinguished officials and digni-
taries occupying the grandstand i'm the
Court of Honor"