Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-03
MILLIONS SPENT
FOR INAUGURATION
More Than zoo, 900 Visitors Ex-
pected to Witness
Ceremonies.
PROGRAM TO BE CARRIED
OUT IN RIGID FORMALITY
President-elect to Be Guest at
Big Reception To-
night.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March g.
Between five and six million dol
lnrs. it is expected, will be spent in
connection with the Inauguration of
former Governor Woodrow Wilson as
President of the United States to-
morrow, and 1t is calculated that
there will be more than 100000
visitors in Washington. Visitors will
60 to Washington from every part
of the United States, and it Is aimed
IL make the celebration bigger than
any previous one.
Sixteen years have elapsed since a
Democrat was inaugurated as Presl-
dent and it is believed this fact will
rake the celebration exceptional
The President-elect and the mem
bers of his immediate family will
reach Washington this afternoon in
a special car and will be met at the
Union station by members of the
reception committee of the inaugural
committee, headed by DR.. Thomas
Nelson Page, the author. and escort
ed to the Shoreham Hotel, where the
President-elect is to be the guest of
his cousin, John A. Wilson. of Frank
lin. Pa
A thousand undergraduates of
Princeton University will form the
escort of the President elect from his
home in Princeton to Washington.
TO reception, which will be given
10 Mr. Wilson this evening, in the
New Willard Hotel, have been hidden
the $500 living graduates of the New
Jersey university. or course, only
small portion of them can be present.
The undergraduates, however, have
not been included in the invitation
because of lack Of space.
Both President Wilson and
Vice President elect Marshall will be
guests at the Shoreham Hotel-the
latter having engaged suite there
IS his residence while in Washington.
At 1880 o'clock tomorrow morning
they will be waited upon by members
of the joint Congressional committee,
and taken in carriages to the White
House, where they will be greeted by
President Taft.
Start at IL o'clock.
About IL o'clock the Presidential
party will form to go to the Capitol
Iur the aclual sWearlhs-ln OF lne new
President and the ice-President. In
the carriage with PRESIDENT TART and
President elect Wilson will be two
members of the joint Congressional
committee, and other members OF the
committee VIII rlde TO the Capltoi
with the aforementioned, A spe-
cial escort mas peen PROVIDED TOT the
1'resident-elect on this momentous
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