New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-05
MARSHALL TAKES OATH
AS PRESIDENT
Taft, Wilson. Justices. Sen
ators. Representatives, DipIo.
mats Attend Ceremony.
BRYAN CORDIALLY GREETED
His Informal Entrance Causes a
Stir-Marshall Trips in
Response to Oath Admins
tered by Sen. Gallinger.
lFro.n The rrlhune Bureau.

Washington. March An marked con-
trast with the restless coming and going
Of the small crowd which centred about
the Presidents room and the excitement
Of anticipation which prevailed in the
lobby. within the Senate Chamber IT.
sclf-where the 62d Congress and Re
publican supremacy We're 10 expire al
the same time-quiet and orderl.Ecss pre-
vailed. Those who We're To form the
background for the ceremony of the oath
taking Of the Nice-Presdent took their
appointed places without disorder and
every detail Of the carefully prearranged
programme was carried out with Gus
tofNary precision.
The galleries were flied first. Wives
: and members of the families OF Senators
and Representatives, both those who were
entering on the legislative arena ana
those Who weic leaving. made up the
greater par. OF the crowd. Tie women
If the diplomatic corps. smarty Sowned.
with Nine. JusSeraud. wife Of the French
ambassador. occupying the scat OF honor
IN the first row. and Just across from her
Mrs. James Bryce. were in the section
+. set apart for them. BY Il o'clock the gal
( ,6rics were only hall filed. but as the
. hour Tor The ceremony approached the
(. vacant seats "erc taken and the slopins
Tanks looking down into the we'll vi the
ohamber were lined with unbrokcn rows
Of faces looking eagerly At the scene be
low.
Wilson Family Flushed and Happy.
\ furry OF agitation in the curious
crowd marked the entrance OF Mrs. VII
son. her brother. STOCKTON Arson. and neT
three daughters who were escorted 10
the seats in the first row Of the executive
gallery. Ranged behind them were the
relatives and friends OF the Wilson family
10 the NUMBER OF more than score. al
Of them flushed and happy over the dig
tinction that was to % conferred on the
President-clect on the other side OF the
sane gallery sat the relatives and friends
of the Nice-Pres .dent-elect.
With Mrs. Wilson were Stockton AK
son her brother: Mr.. and Mrs John A
Wilson. OF franklin. Penn; Joseph VIII
son. the Presidents brother. and various
relatives With Mrs. Marshall we're MI
and Mrs. John r. Lamb. OF Indiana: Mr.
McLallen. If Columbus City. Ind: Miss
Caroline Rowland. Nh and Mrs. Thomas
Tageart, J. =. Toley. Of Terre Haute,
Ind. and Colonel Gillengait. 90 the Cul-
YER Military Academy.
Mrs. wilson who vas becomingly
dressed in tan costume. and wearing
hat OF the same shade, looked exceedingly
well She watched the proceedings with
an apparent calmness and reserve that
was shared By her daughters which was
somewhat noticeable by contrast with the
yivacity and excited interest with which
those near her followed the ceremony.
shortly after = o'clock government Of
ficials members Of tho Interstate Com
mcrcc Commission justices Of the courts
~ the District OF Columbia and other
government officials the guests OF Con
gross TO- the occasion. began TO take
their places in the seats arranged for
them back OF the Senators on the left
. side Of the chamber. facing the south
entrance.
When the sundry civil dill. which had
been passed in tie House over the Pres
idcrts veto. WAS received. Representa-
tivcs Fitzgerald and Shcrley. members Of
the Appropriation Committee. slipped into
seats on the other side Of the chamber 10
watch the proceedings. A. the same time
a Senate enploye. leaning over the gal
lerv railing turned the hands OF the
clock. which were near the hour Of l..
/ back thirty minutes 10 ll:25.
F, They crept hack 10 ll:37 again whiie
Senator Poindexter Wa talking. As IT