The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-02-13
HOW WILSON WILL
Be INAUcURATED.
Programme Of Ceremony An.
nounced by the Committee
PRoCEEDINGsAT THE CAPITOL
Organization OF Senate, Then lnaugu-
raj Address-Mr. Wilson to Speak
from East Front Of Capitol
Then Parade and Reception

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Washington.-Al arrangements for
the Inauguration Of President-elect
Woodrow Wilson have been completed
by the various committees charged
with the duty of Inducing the new
President into Office. The Committee
on Arrangements of Congress, con-
sisting of Senators Crane of Massa-
chusetts, Bacon of Georgia, and Over
man of North Carolina, and Repre-
sentative Rucker of Missouri, Garrett
Of Tennessee and Mckinley of Illinois,
have completed the official programme
for the inaugural ceremonies in SO far
as they relate to ...c c pitol.
On the evening of March 8 the
Senate wing of the Capitol will be
closed and will not be opened until
the morning of March 4.
The doors of the Senate chamber
will be thrown open at II o'clock on
the morning of March to those en-
titled to reserved seats on the floor
of the Senate.
Gathering for Ceremonies.
The members of the Supreme Court
of the United States will enter the
Senate chamber at 11.45 a. M, and
after being announced will take their
seats. The members of the House of
Representatives will then follow and
take their seats in the space reserved
for them Then will follow the mem
bers of the Diplomatic Corps.
President Taft and President-elect
Wilson, escorted to the Capitol by the
Committee on Arrangements, will en-
ter the Senate wing at the bronze door
on the east side. They will go direct
ly to the Presidents room, where they
will remain until the Committee on
Arrangements waits upon them and
escorts them to the Senate chamber.
They will occupy seats reserved for
them in front of the Vice-President's
desk. The Committee on Arrange.
ments will occupy seats Immediately
on the left.
The e-President-elect will be es-
corted to the room reserved for him
by the Committee on Arrangements.
He will then be escorted to the Sen
ate chamber, where the oath of office
will be administered to him by the
President pro tenn. of the Senate
After prayer by the chaplain, the
will deliver his inau-
gural address i'm the Senate chamber,
and will then administer the oath Of
office to the Senators-elect.
After the organization Of the Senate
is completed, those in the chamber |
will proceed through the rotunda to
the platform on the centre portico at |
the east front of the Capitol in the |
following order:
Sergeants-at-Arms of the Senate and |
House and Marshals of the Supreme |
Court and the District of Columbia,
Chief Justice and Associate Justices
IF the Supreme Court of the United /
States, Committee on Arrangements,
President and President-elect, Ambas-
sailors and Ministers to the United
States, ex-President, ex-Vice-Presi-
tents, Vice-President and Secretary
u the Senate, Senators and ex-Sena-
ors; Speaker and Clerk of House. re-
iring members and memhers-elect
md officers of the House of Repre-
'entatives, heads Of the various ex-
'cutive departments, Governors of the
states, Admiral of the Navy and aide.
'fficers of the army and navy who
AVE received the thanks of Congress,
md all other persons entitled to the
[oor OF the Senate chamber.
On reaching the platform on the
QSt side nf thu Torf&N1 |
nd President-elect will take seats re-
erved for them. The Chief Justice
VII take his seat on the right and the
committee on Arrangements, and the
ergeant-at-Arms of the Senate on the
eft. When all are assembled the
'hlef Justice will administer the oath
office to President-elect Wilson
fter which the inaugural address will
e delivered.
AT the conclusion of President VIII.
on's address the members of the Sen
te VIII return from the platform to
ne senate chamber. The President. +
If. Taft and the Committee on Ar
angements will proceed to the Execu.
We Mansion, and, after luncheon at
1e> White House, will repair to the
Land erected Immediately in front tn
illness the inaugural parade, which
scheduled to- leave the Capitol not
ter than O'Clock in the afternoon
AT the conclusion of the parade
Mich is scheduled to be over by
CLOCK in the evening, President VIII.
IN viii hold an informal reception at
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