Arizona republican., 1913-03-04
Pent-Up Enthusiasm Con centratcd at Gateway of Nations Capital, Burst Forth in Joyful Acclaim Upon Wilson's Arrival
TAFT GREETS HIM
 IN WHITE HOUSE
Nothing is Left Undone to Make Inaugural Cere- monies Most Extensive
 and Impressive in the
 History of United States
I..,ociAren PRESS DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, March 5.-ffeSl- dent-elect Woodrow Wilson arrived today in Washington to be inaugural ed tomorrow as the twenty eighth president Of the United States. With his triumphal entry, the pent up democratic enthusiasm of sixteen years. concentrating seemingly at the gateway of the nations capital burst forth in joyful acclaim. Through lane of Princeton Uni versity students and surrounded by cheering thousands. the president elect and the members of his fam ily hastened from the station, escort ed by the official reception commit tee to their hotel The dome of the capital glistened under the brilliant sun as they passed and the city presented a panorama of patriotic color as viewed from the hill. Smil- ing in the glow of the kindly day and lowing to the plaudits of the people. the former president of Princeton, who rose through the gov ernorship of New Jersey to the high est office in the land, looked happy.
 Within less than two hours after his arrival, Wilson, for the first time in his life. crossed the threshold of the White House and grasped the hand of President Taft. president but for a few hours longer. With Mrs Wilson. the president elect was escorted to the house which will be theirs tomorrow, by Col. Spencer Cosby. The president and Mrs. Taft cxtonHaI cordial and keys to the home of presidents.
 Before visiting the White House Wilson received Vice President elect and Mrs Marshall. Governor Sulzer of New York. Governor Pothier of Rhode Island and staff and a few personal friends First however. 1m- mediately after their arrival at home, President elect and Mrs. Wilson and daughter joined in an informal re- union with other members of the family who had assembled from diff ferent parts or the country.
 The entire floor of the hotel was occupied by the members of the family who dined as guests of John Wilson of Franklin, Pa, a cousin of the future president. Tonight as an alumnus of Princeton University, NitSOn was lilt DOIOi guest LII lilc alumni of his alma mater at a smoker He rubbed elbows with his other classmates. and boys who had grown up under his guidance. He left the last of these functions as a private citizen at a late hour to seek a few hours rest before the event which will mark the climax of his career tomorrow
 Nothing has been left undOne to make the inaugural ceremonies the most extensive in the history of the country. The city is filled tonight with enthusiasm and thousands paraded the electric emblazoned streets. Constantly arriving throngs of visitors, military organizations and marching clubs served to keep eX- citement alive far into the night. Wilson has reserved a few minutes tomorrow, in which to meet the news paper men of the country.
 At eight o'clock he will receive them at his hotel: at 9:3O o'clock he will receive the inaugural com mittee Of congress, Senators Crane. Overman, Bacon, and Representatives Mckinley, Fucker and Garrett, who will escort him. with the vice presi- dent elect. to the White House.
 President Taft will await then, and soon thereafter the inaugural party will leave the White House for the capitol Major General Wood chief of staff of the army. and his staff will precede them in a ride through Pennsylvania avenue to Cap itol Hill. the president -elect being at tended by Essex troop of New Jersey and Vice President elect Marshall bN the Black Horse troop of Culver Academy, Indiana.
 The ceremonies of the inaugura ton of the vice president and tho begun promptly al twelve o'cloci noon. and witnessed by congress members of the new cabinet, dipIo mats of all nations, justices of tn supreme court and the elect of tn land. Then will follow on the eas front of the capitol the induction int office of MT Wilson.
 After the new president has mad his address the inaugural parade vii wind it's way through the street walled with cheering humanity to tn White House. MT. Taft will rid with the new president. bidding hin farewell as soon as they reach tn end of the journey
 The parade will then halt while tn presidential party is at luncheon, proceed again through the court (
 honor when the president and vic
 president reach the reviewing stan
 about two o'clock By five o'cloc