The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-04

Washington, March 3.-WoOdrow
Wilson, OF New Jersey. has come to
Washington to he imauguratcd to-
morrow the tWcnty-CiShth President
OF the United States.
His was ~ triumpbal entry, tho
pcnt-up Democratic enthusiasm of
sixteen years concentrating seem
ingly at The gatcwa! Of Tho nation's
capital and bursting forth in a Joy
ful acclaim.
Through y lane of Princeton Uni
vcrsity students aud surrounded by
cheering thousands, the Presidents
elect anil members of his family
were hastcned from the station, cs-
rortcd by an official reception COM
miitcc, To their hotel.
Tho dome OF the Capitol Glistencd
under a bright sun aS they pissed,
and tho city hclow presented pano-
rama OF patriotic color as they
viewed ii from tho hill. Smiling I'm
the glow OF :, kindly day. and bow
ing to the plaudits OF tho people. tho
former president Of Princeton Uni
ycr#ity, who rose through the gov
ernorship OF Now Jersey To the high
cat Office in tho land looked happy.
First Time in White House.
Within less than two hours after
his arrival Mr.. Wilson, for tho first
time in his life. crossed the threshold
Of tho White House and grasped the
hand Of William Howard TAFT, Pres
idcnt OF the United states for few
hours longer, With Mrs Wilson, the
Pro&idcnt-clCct was escorted to The
home which will be theirs to- morrow
by Colonel Spencer Cosby shortly be-
fore o'clock in the evening. The
President and Mrs. TAFT awaited
their coming. and extended them
their cordial greeting and Tic keys
TO the home Of Presidents.
Rcforc visiting tho White House,
tho Wilson's received the Vicc-Presi-
dent-lIiect and Mrs. Marshall, Gov
crnor Sulzer, of New York: Cover
nor rothier, of Rhode Island, and
staff. and few personal friends.
Tonight. as an alumuus OF Prince
ton University, the man who is to
guide the destinies OF the nation was
tho honor guest OF the alumni of his
alma mator at IL smoker. There he
rubbed elbows with old classmates
and boys who had grown up under
his guidance, and he left the last OF
his functions as IL private citizen at
IL late hour to seek few hours rest
before the climatic event OF his ca
rccr Tomorrow
Nothing Left undonc.
Nothing has been left undono to
make the inaugural ceremonies the
most extensive and impressive in tho
history OF the nation. Tho city to-
night was alive with enthusiasm,
and thousands gaily paraded the
electrically emblazoncd streets. Con-
stantly arriving thronga of visitors.
military organizations and marching
clubs served to keep excitement alive
far into the night, the coming of
Tammany Braves. their first inya-
sion OF Washington for twenty years,
marking the climax of the pre-inau-
gNral demonstrations
Presidcnt-tIlect Wilson has re-
served II few minutes tomorrow in
which To greet newspaper men OF
the country NJ . o'clock no will
receive them at his hotel. At 9:30
he viii receive The inauguration COM
mittec OF Congress Senator's Crane.
Overman and Bacon, and Rcpresen-
tativcS Mckinley. Ruckcr and Car
rett who viii escort him. with tho
Vice cPrcSident-clect TO tho White
House. President Tart will await
them. aud socn thereafter the in
.
House TOR the Capitol
Ceremonies in the Senate, the in
auguration OF tic Vice President and
the swearing in of the Senators. will
begin promptly ut l. o'clock noon,
witnessed BY the Congress, members
OF the new Cabinet, diplomats of all
nations, justices or the Supreme
Court and the elect of the land. Then
viii follow on The cast front OF the
Capitol the induction into office Of
Woodrow Wilson.
After the new President has de-
livered his address, the inaugural
parade will wind it's way through tEeSS
streets walled with cheering human-s
ity TO the White House Mr.. TAFT
VIII ride with the new President,
bidding him farewell as sooi, as they \
reach tho end OF the Journey, Tbr
parade then Will halt while the pre-
Dental party is at luncheon, to sl