Evening star., 1937-01-16
INAUGURAL SONGS
TO BOLT TRADITION
Playing of "Happy Days" to
Be First Use of Non.
Military Music.

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strictly military airs have been played
during an inaugural parade.
Announcing this variation from the
old procedure, Rear Admiral Cary T.
Grayson, general chairman of ar
rangements, emphasized last night
that the New Deal song, one of the
Presidents favorites, will be played
only in front of the reviewing stand.
Military numbers will be played else
where along the line of march.
The Inaugural Committee also an
nounced there will be some 40 social
functions in connection with the in
augural program.
Participants Announced.
Senator Nicely of West Virginia,
chairman of a joint congressional
committee in charge of the induction
ceremonies, announced the official
participants in the Capitol Hill ex-
ercises last night.
Vice President Garner will be sworn
in first, taking the oath of office from
Senate Majority Leader Robinson on
a stand at the east front of the Capt.
tol
Garner will not make an address,
and President Roosevelt will follow
him in renewing his oath of Office,
being sworn in by Chief Justice Hughes
promptly at noon.
Rev. Ze Barney T. Phillips, chaplain
of the Senate, will pronounce the in
vocation, and benediction will be Of
fered by Right Rev. John A Ryan OF
Catholic University.
Members of the Presidents and Vice
Presidents immediate families will be
seated on the induction stand with
members of the Supreme Court, Cab
met, the Joint Congressional Commit
tee, the chairman of the Inaugural
Committee and special guests. Mem
bers of the House and Senate, the
diplomatic corps and State Governors
will be seated in adjacent stands.
The program Of social events, COW
ering the two preceding and two fol-
lowing days, is as follows:
JANUARY 1s.
8 am.-Open house at the Fairfax
Hotel, sponsored by the Missouri
State Society and Democratic Club.
j. B. Gordon, National $685., In
charge.
to 6 p.m.-Open house at the
home of Senator and Mrs Harrison,
2260 Cathedral avenue northwest, in
honor OF Gov. White.
7:30 p.m.-Reception and banquet
at the Washington Hotel, sponsored
by the Michigan Washington Demo-
cratic Club, in honor of Gov Murphy.
Mr.. Joe Koski in charge Representa-
tive Sadowski's Office, National 312O).
7:30 p.m.-Reception and banquet
at the Mayfiower by the Young
Democrats of Oklahoma. in honor of
Senator Josh Lee. w. B. Cafky,
National $3.50, in charge.
8 pm-Dinner at the Wardman
Park Hotel by the Mississippians Of
Washington. Miss White, National
1920, in charge. Dinner in honor of
Gov. White.
JANUARY 10.
IL noon-Luncheon for Gov Stark
of Missouri in the dining room of the
Speaker of the House. Representa-
tive Cannon in charge.
12:30p to midnight on the Goth
Reception and tea at the Mayflower
by the Kentucky Democratic Club Of
Washington. w. ]. Price, District 1240,
In charge. This Is in honor OF Gov.
Chandler and staff.
1890 pm.-Luncheon at the Amer
ican Association of University Wom-
ems club house for Mississippi
women Mrs. o. j. Lamkin, Colum-
bia 7441, in charge.
l pm.-Luncheon at the May
flower, sponsored by the F. H. A.
Committee. All Governors invited.
Stewart McReynolds, F. H. A., in
charge.
4 to 6 pm--A reception at the
Washington Hotel by the Florida
State Society. Dan Malarkey, Dis
trict 4911, in charge. This reception
Is in honor of Gov. Cone.
4 to p.m-A reception and tea
at the home Of Senator and Mrs
Barkley, 51o2 Cleveland avenue
northwest, in honor Of Gov. Chand-
Ter of Kentucky.
4:30 pm.-Reception at the Army
Navy Club by Gen. Phillip Hill for
Gov. Nice of Maryland.
to z pm.-Reception for Gov.
Huxman at the Carlton Hotel, given
by Senator Green of Rhode Island.
pm.-Electoral College dinner at
the Mayflower, sponsored by the presi-
Dental electors, all Governors invited.
j. j. Doyle, in charge, District 3272.
$3.50 p.m.-A dinner at the Hay
Adams House for Gov. Hoffman and
staff. Brig. Gen. Barlow of New
Jersey, In charge.
pm.-Reception and dance at the
Raleigh Hotel, given by the Georgia
State Society for Gov. Rivers and
staff. Mrs. Thurston, Columbia 6833,
in charge.
pm-Reception and dance at the
Meridian Mansions, given by the Mis-
sissippi State Society, in honor of
Gov. and Mrs. White.
9 pm. to l ANA dance at the
Wardman Park Hotel, by the Mime
sofa State Society and Minnesota Uni
versity alumni, in honor of Gov Ben
sen.
9 pm. to / ANA reception and
buffet supper at the Mayflower Garden
Room, by the New York State Demo-
cratic League, in honor of Gov. Leh-
man. Miss Casey, National 6400, ex-
tension 1862, in charge.
JANUARY 20.
. am. and on-Open house at ITO
r street, sponsored by the Maryland
Nennncratic Gluh Thomas CharShae