El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-04

M The induction OF her husband
into office today brought
Mrs. woodrow Wilson face to face
with problems as perpIexing as any Mr.
Wilson will be called upon to solve
during his administration
Mrs Wilson. of course. viii nave
nothing 10 do with the solution OF such
intricate propositions as the readJust-
ment of the tariff, or the peaceIul
settlement Of the Mexican imbrOSlO,
bUt as che first lady in the land" she
will have to cope with the revision OF
social Washington. the selection OF
proper aides and the establishment OF
a scheme of entertainment Whlch sId1L
set the pace for the elite.
Comparatively Unknown
The wife of the new president comes
to Washington known to comparatively
few women, among whom are Mrs-
from New Jersey; Mrs Thomas o
Gore. wife Of senator Gore. of OKLA
hOma, and Mrs Albert s Burleson, OF
Must sift and Refine
Her position. therefore. IS that Of
one who must sift and refine the mass
Of Democratic newcomers to the cap
ital, and select her social cabinet much
after the manner followed by her nus
band in recruiting his political AIDES
Among the many prominent Demo
cratic women who nave Deen men
toned as probable leaders Of the Dem
ocratic social administration are MIS-
Norman E Mack. who presided at Ihe
Dolly Madison breakfast here last
spring: Mrs. O'GOrman, wife Of the
senator from New York Mrs JOnu
sharp Williams. whose tastes are
known to be similar TO those OF Mrs
Wilson. Mrs William ElllcOtt. OF BAL
visited and Mrs. Champ Clark. wife o.
the speaker Of the house of represent
Hobby Is Art
The inauguration Of an entire new
social regime entails a change in the
mode of entertainment. 1t Is expected,
therefore. that the art hobby OF Mrs
Wilson will supersede the musical DenL
Of Mrs. Taft much as the kepuoilcan
politics Of Mr.. Taft have been super
seeded by the Democratic policies or
Mr. Wilson 1t was also thought today
that the simplicity with which the VIII
sons have carried themselves since lnce
their elevation TO political prominence
viii be followed out in their social ad-
ministratiOn of the White House
Social Secretary Prominent
Miss Isabelle Hagner. who has Deen
appointed social secretary to Mrs
Woodrow Wilson. took up her duties
TO-DAY Because she served in sim
liar capacity with Mrs Theodore
Rooseyeir and Is q member Of an old
and distinguished Washington family,
she is thoroughly familiar with the
duties which will devOlve upon her
Miss Hagner has long been recOS-
nfzed as member OF " ashingtOns
most exclusive set. and was invaluable
to the Roosevelt family She was en-
plOyed in the state department before
she became social secretary to Mrs
Roosevelt ana when the family left the
White House she went back to her
position.
Miss Hagner is a sister of Dr. Frank
Hagner and Of Randall Hagner. both
members of WashiugtOu's society She
is a close friend of many of the fam
lilies which make up the old residential
al oF a IN
HOusekeepsP Remains
Mrs L A. Jaffray has been selected
as housekeeper Of the White House 10
she viii preside over the executive
mansion under president and Mrs VIII
son. at the express request of Mrs
Wilson.
Mrs. -Jaffray is modest and retiring,
with a fearful dread Of newspapermen,
and the publicity they give To see
her at the White House is more dit
ficuH than 10 see the president or other
members of the Whites House family.
and as for talking for publication and
telling which is the presidents favor
ite diSh-"Well. I never
Married - Years
The new mistress of the " hite
House. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. nee
Ellen Louise Arson, was married TO
President Wilson mt savannah, Ga,
June -. 1855. She was a radiant beau
~ of the south at the time of her
marriage and was extremely popular
IN Rome. Ia. the CITY OF ueE DlEln-
The year of the WilsOn-ANsOn union
synchrOuiZed with Mr.. Wilson's accept
ance Of q prOfesSOrship in Bryn Mawr
college where. as the wife of the
Young educator. Mrs. Wilson attracted
much attention by reason of her ready
Wit and her faculty for charming en-
tertaiument- She has large brown
eyes. her features are small and regu-
lar and her head is crowned with q
wealth of waving brown hair.
The Wilson's three daughters Mar
garrett Woodrow. the eldest. Jessie
Woodrow and Eleanor Randolph fWnO
was a guest in FL PasO and MaderO