Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1925, Page 17

,»“‘M..f. < tibe it : THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN ON PEN 'LVANIA AVENUE A FEW MINUTES BEFORE THE PRESIDENT ARRIVE! TOL. HIS AUTOMOBILE LEFT THE WHITE HOUSI T AT THE . ACCOMPANYING THE PRESIDENT WERE MRS. TOR CURTIS AND RICHARD JARVIS OF THE SE( CE. THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. OOLIDGE. :00LIDGE ENTERING THEIR AUTOMOBILE AT THE WHITE HOUSE FOR THEIR TRiP TO THE CAPI- TOL. THE PHOTOGRAPH ALSO SHOWS SENATOR CURTIS, WHO ACCOMPANIED THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. COOLIDGE, AND THE PRESIDENT’S AIDES. ¢ National 1 UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL, WAR WHO FORMED A GUARD OF HONOR FOR PRESIDENT CTHIS IS THE WAY THE WHOLE THING HAPPENED " MRS. COOLIDGE TODAY. THE GROUP INCLUDES: ;E HOSEA B. MOULTON, DEPARTMENT M- COOLIDGE AND MRS. DAWES HAVING JUS A BIT OF CONVER- - < . MANDER: MAJ. JOHN L. CLEM. 0. H. OLDROYD. E. D. GODFREY. BRISCOE GOODHEART, JOHN W. SATION PRIOR TO THE INAUGURAL CEREMONY. PHOTOGRAPH THE DAWES SMILE. THE VICE PRESIDE REID, HENRY A. JOHNSON, JOHN McELROY, H. L. DEAM AND JOHN MIDDLETON. TAKEN AT THE LUNCHEON GIVEN BY WIVES OF THE SENATORS RESENTATIVE WILLIAM W. GRIEST OF Washington Star Photo. AT THE CAPITOL. National Photo. ELECT AND MRS. DAWES, ACCOMPANIED BY REP- SYLVANIA, LEAVING THE WHITE HOUSE FOR THE INAUGURAL CEREMONIES AT THE CAPITOL. uprright by Harris & Ewing g 1 | THE ARRIVAL OF COL. JOHN COOLIDGE. FATHER OF THE PRESIDENT. IN WASHINGTON YESTERDAY. COL. COOLIDGE WAS ACCOMPANIED BY GOV. FRANKLIN S, .LINGS OF VERMONT AND THE GOVERNOR'S AIDE. Copyright by Harris & Ewing WHEN COL. JOHN COOLIDGE STARTED FOR WASHINGTON. THE PRESIDENT'S FATHER LEAVING HIS FARM IN VERMONT FOR THE PLYMOUTH STATION, WHERE HE TOOK A TRAIN FOR THE CAPITAL. Copsright by Underwood & Underwood GOV. ROBERT P. ROBINSON OF DELAWARE AND SENATOR BALL - (FRONT AT RICHT) AMONC THE DELAWARE DELECATION AT 'S ULLEN AND WIFE OF NEBRASKA, WHO ARE IN = THE UNION STATION. A LA! E, CI D OF FORMER DELA- rw(:sumc\ro:l rv\rflnn THE NEBRASKA DELEGATION FOR THE IN- AT THE PRESIDENT'S STAND. ON EAST FRONT OF THE CAPITOL. A PART OF THE CROWD WHICH ARRIVED EARLY TO WITNESS WARE CITIZENS GREETED THE GOVERNOR WHEN HE STEPPED AUGURATION. THEY ARRIVED IN THE CAPITAL YESTERDAY. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE TAKING THE OATH-OF OFFICE AND HEAR HIM DELIVER HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS. washiogton Star Phote. FROM THE TRAIN. National Phete.