Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1925, Page 17

EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1925. THE ROWD WAS THICKEST 'HE PRESIDENTS AUTOMOBILE, RETURNING TO THE WHITE H( AFTER THE CERE- THE BRIGHT BIT OF COLOR IN THE TERDAY. THE RICHMOND BLUES FORMED AN ESCORT THE CAPITOL. AT FIFTEENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THOUSANDS VIEW THE INAU L ( IH}::‘T‘(;()‘- TRINKI. AND THEY W NTIRE MARCH FROM THE CAPITOL TO THE WHITE HOUSE OM THIS POINT National . PHOTO 1 A National Fheto. GEN. HINES, GRAND MARSHAL OF THE INAUGURAL PARADE, LEADING THE PROCESSION IN AND MAJ. OSCAR " >E. SON OF THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. COOLIDGE: COL. JOHN COOLIDGE, FA FRONT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL REVIEWING STAND, AT THE NORTH FRONT OF THE WHITE VING THE WHITE HOUSE FOR THE CAPITOL THE! PRESIDENT, AND MRS. FRANK STEARNS LEAVING THE WHITE HOUSE FOR TH} National Photo "APITOL YESTERDAY. National Ph HOUSE. MRS. GOODHUE. MOTHER, OF MRS. COOLIDGE. AND MRS. FRANK STEARNS AT THE WHITE HOUSE AFTER THE INAUGURATION National Photo. OWARD THE PRESIDENT'S STAND. PHOTOGRAPH National' Fhoto. CEREMONIES YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. » AFTER THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS AND THE PARADE. THE § PRESIDENT AND MRS. COOLIDGE BACK AT THE WHITE HOUSE. MRS. COOLIDGE ( e S BOUQUE’ j > THE CAP E 3 TRS. COOLIDGE CARRIED THE BOUQUET DURIN( I"H\E"(’m}‘l !"}"3{5 HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS. ’ CEREMONIES HE LED THE PRESIDENT, THE VICE PRESIDENT, MRS. COOLIDGE AND MRS. DAWES POSING FOR THE CAMERAMAN ON THE PORTICO GOV. PINCHOT OF PENNSYLVANIA ABOARD HIS “KEYSTONE STATE MUSTANG.” THE PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION IN THE INAUGURAL PARADE, Natiesal Phote 3 \ OF THE WHITE HOUSE LATE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. National Pheto. b EVERETT SANDERS, NEW SECRETARY OF THE PRESIDENT, TAKING THE OATH., ADMINISTERED BY NELSON P. WEBSTER. WILL HAYS, FORMER POSTMASTER GENERAL, AT RIGHT. National Photo.