The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-05
ASSUME PLACES AS
RE|GN|NG QUEENS
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and
Daughters Come Into
Their Own.
IT'S HAPPY DAY FOR THEM
Their Gowns Do Not Indicate
Any Limit Put on Dress
Allowance.

Washington, March Mrs Wood
came into their own early to-day as
the new reigning queens OF American
society. Their day began early with
visit from the new White House
baby. Josephine Cothran, Erandniece
Of tho President elect. This was
shortly after $ o'clock. and tho baby
was accompanied by her black nanny
The Misses Jessie and Eleanor Wilson
drew the laughing tot inside PresI-
dent Wilson had breakfast alone I'm
MS room, but the women OF his family
took breakfast together in the gold
room OF the hotel. Flowers arrived
every few minutes from admirers
While President Elect Wilson was
being escorted to the White House to
join President Taft. Mrs and the
Misses Wilson, bowling gracIously to
the crowds and escorted by four White
House aides, started for tho Capitol by
circuitous route along back streets.
Wilson Party Separated.
on account of Il confusion in the
senate arrangements the Wilson party
became separated In the Senate gal
lcry. and the Misses Eleanor and les
on back row. Afterwards they were
discovered and escorted TO front seats
The women OF tho new Cabinet were
also there az we'll as Mrs. Marshall
wife OF the Vice President who took
a proud interest In the ceremonies
The diplomatic gallery was CAV with the
gowns of the diplomatic women. After
the ceremonies of swearing In the new
Vice President were over the presi-
GENITAL women in ~
House members. and amid the cheers
OF the crowd took their seats In the
stand just In front of the presidential
stand. In the Immediate presidential
party were Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones. Mrs. James Howe and Mrs.
Cothran.
The thirty Wilson relatives were In n
separate division. Even Baby Jose
phine was there. and she broke into n
loud laugh as the sun broke for n min
ute through the clouds
III Mrs Wilson is to dress on 81 900
a year, both she and her daughters
show remarkable talent for making
the most or every dollar spent. They
presented an appearance of smart and
choice dressing, which compared most
raVorably with that of the other mem
bers or the Cabinet. most OF whom have
declared frankly that they spend more
IMAM $1,000 year for their clothes.
IT'S. WILSON'S Gown.
Mrs. wilson Wore gown OF tan
cioth. trimmed most effectively in nan
nier effect with golden brown ribbed
SILK. Her coat which was one of the
ne" ones, diiferent from the gown eff
Feet, was made OF ribbed silk Her hn r
was small one in the same brown
shade as the rest OF the costume. with
lnis were worn brown shoes of ribbed
SILK anu handsome sable furs.
MISS Margaret Wilson, who is the
smallest OF tho three sisters. locked
very DAINTY in Il costume Of blue sill,
poplih Just the color of her ewes MIC
coat was OF cutaway effect. and cur
ou' III uoep reveres in the front to dis
play lacy blouse with a rolling lncc
collar Har hat, which was most no
coming, was mado OF shaded blue toune
ieatners and embroidered ribbon.
MISS Jessie Woodrow Wilson. who is
very tan. wore gown of lavender
oroaucloth. trimmed with two differ
Gnu harmonious shades of silk ana :,
co'iar OF handsome lace Her hat ~, c
made OF silk, in The new close-to-tha
mead shape. and was trimmed win +,
shade feather VIZ 1t
Miss Eleanor Wilson who. like ,tiss
Jessie Wilson, is very tall. wore .
bright blue cloth gown. with &, COZ 81
SIX orocacc In the same shade. with
tnis she "ore 9 hat or blue straw
shShtly turned back at tho sides ana
| 'front.' and trimmed with silk roses in
shaded orange shades.