The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-04

| senator Knox and Representativ,
Cannon entered the car. When IN,
party was seated. President Wilson
raised his hat slightly and with the
signal a battery Of cameras began "a
click
The machine used by the Presl-
Dental party was an open touring car.
Behind It was a landaulet which Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. Harding entered.
Behind the car occupied by Mrs. VIII
son and Mrs. Harding was one with
vice President Marshall and Vice
President elect Coolidge with menu
bers of the Congressional Committee
and next was the cars carrying Mrs,
Marshall and Mrs. Coolidge.
Miss Margaret Wilson and members
Of Mrs Wilson's family watched the
party leave the White House. They
stood at a window directly above the
main entrance.
The party moved away rapidly and
on passing through the gates was
! again Joined by the cavalry escort
and the procession moved to 18th
Street and down that street 10 Penn
sylvania Avenue and thence 70 the
Capitol between cheering crowds
which banked the sidewalk many
deep.
President Wilson and President
elect Harding sat on the rear seat OF
the automobile, with President Wilson
on the right hand side. Senator Knox
and Representative Cannon occupied
a seat facing them.
President Wilson wore a dark over
coat over the conventional morning
dress and carried light yellow cane.
QUICK TRIP FROM WHITE HOUSE
TO CAPITOL.
The machines speeded UP after
reaching Pennsylvania Avenue and
arrived at the Capitol at Ills A. NJ.
fifteen minutes after the departure
from the White House. There was a
demonstration by the crowd on the
plaza as the Presidential party ar
rived
Mr.. Harding got out OF the auto
mobile at the regular Senate entrance
and entered the Senate wing Of the
Capitol The automobile then moved
on to a little used door between the
Senate wing and the main building OF
the Capitol. where Mr.. Wilson was
assisted out OF the car.
The President paused outside Of the
door and changed his glasses The
revolving door was opened and using
his cane Mr.. Wilson walked into the
building \unassisted but very slowly.
lie was accompanied only by Secret
Service men and passed a rolling chair
that had been provided for him but
which he did not use.
Vice President Marshall, M
Coolidge and the remainder OF the
Presidential party accompanied the
President-eleet into the Senate wing.
| WILSON SMILES GREETING TO
SENATE EMPLOYEES.
Walking very slowly and leaning
on Ills cane the President passed
along a corridor to an elevator on
the west side OF the building. The
corridors were lined with Senate at
taches and others and the President
smiled greetings at them despite the
evidence OF physical effort which his
walking ontailed.
There were murmurs OF sympathy
as the PRECEDENT passed and entered
the elevator which took him up L
within short distance OF the Presi
dents room. whore he passed an hna
bills enacted by Congress.
Mr.. Harding was in the President
! room when Mr. Wilson arrived
} Members OF the Wilson Cabinet ais,
= were on hand and they warml!
greeted their chief Mrs Wilson
, Joined the party ahead OF the Presi
, dent and the incoming Presiden
J chatted with her and Gen. Pershin
while waiting for Mr., Wilson I
, arrive.
E AS the President entered the room
r there was brisk hand clapping Il
- which Mr.. Harding joined
c soon after the President entere,
I the room Mr.. Harding left. for tn
- Senate Chamber He met variou
= Senators in the corridors and greet
I ed them warmly. Meantime IN
President took up the work OF sign
y ing bills as they were presented I
Q him by Rudolph Forster the Whit
House executive clerk,
. Vice President Marshall assume
e the chair Of the Senate immediatel
Is after his arrival at the Capito
e Waiting for the inaugural cere
u monies some Senators shouted "Vot
Il vote" on the Naval Appropriate
bill, and Senator Lodge moved a re
R cess for fifteen minutes until ia
A. NJ.
J. WOMEN IN THE MAJoRlT
a AMONG SPECTATORS.
d Women seemed in the me bnl