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

among the spectators. Coicrful hats
gowns and furs added to the brillianc.
OF the scene. Before recessing tn
Senate occupied its time with speeches
OF tributes to retiring Senators, Cham
berlain Of oregon and Thomas OF Colo
| RADIO. who replied. Tho Senators aban
doned their rules and applauded Wig
orously.
Senate galleries except the section
reserved for the guests OF the Presi.
dental party we're crowded soon after
the Senate met Upon her arrival at
the capitol Mrs. Marshall took a seat
in the vice Presidents section Of the
gallery.
During the Senate recess House
members began streaming in taking
seats reserved to the right OF the
chamber. All Senators. former Sena-
tors and Standardized were assigned
to the left section.
The diplomatic gallery was filled
with the wives, daughtera and moth
ers OF the foreign ENJOYS.
The President signed the Sundry
Civil and Hospital Appropriation Bills,
the resolution voting $500 to Mrs.
Champ Clark and some minor bills.
II was said he would pocket the Inn
migration Restriction Bill
After leaving the Presidents room
Mr. Harding went to a cloak room
off the Senate Chamber. where he
received a number Of Senators, Re
publicans and Democrats Meantime
the House had adjourned sine die at
1850 A. NJ.
Mrs. Harding had an end-row seat
in the front row OF the Senator'S
private gallery, directly opposite the
front row reserved for President Will
sons family. Next to Mrs. qIarding
was Col. Coolidge, father Of the Vice
President elect, and Mrs. Coolidge.
The babel Of the recess was halted
sharply at. 11.45 by the Vice Presi-
dents gaveL and Mr Marshall re-
quested order from the galleries. The
Senate then adopted the House reso-
luton for a committee TO wait on
President Wilson to ascertain II he
had any further requests Senators
Lodge and Underwood, Republican
and Democratic leaders, were named
TO act for the Senate.
HARDING SAYS GoopBY TO
OUTGOING PRESIDENT.
The incoming President visited
President Wilson in the Presidents
room and babe him and Mrs. Wilson
goodby. Mr., Wilson was invited 10
the Senate Chamber for the inaugura-
ton OF Mr.. Coolidge, but excused him
self, saying that Mr. Coolidge had
been very generous and understood
that he would return to the White
House.
! The President then went 20 the Gle
vator, walking unassisted and was
taken to the ground floor. He passed
out the door at the east entrance, a
distance OF about 800 yards. The
President covered this stance
slowly and unassisted. He was as
sisted into the automobile and was
accompanied by Rear Admiral Gray
son, who carried an emergency medi-
cal kit with him.
The House OF Representative was
ANNOUNCED TO the Chamber at 1l.55
Members were headed by the House
Sergeant alarms and other ofhcials
The Senate clock was turned bach
Ihfteen minutes at five minutes before
noon. Senator Lodge soon announced
that President Wilson had no further
communications TO make to Congress
Prominent among the Represents
tives was the now woman member
Miss Robertson Of Oklahoma Sh'
carried "a large bouquet of violets and
roses,
Senators and other groups OF ofticia
guests arrived. President Wilson
Cabinet filed in and took seats at tn
right OF the chamber There wer
not sufiicient chairs for members o
tho House and others and many stoo,
about the walls
HARDING'S GARNET ATTFNnl