Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1933, Page 4

TRDAY, MARCH 4. the Inaugural Celebration iven her by the Democratic National A greeting to the crowd. The new President, with The Roosevelt automobile leaving the White House grounds yesterday afternoon, following a conference be- tween President Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt. ., ~—Washizgton Star Phote. Mrs, Woodrow Wilson, his son James, waving to the throng at the Mayflower Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt at reception ~Washington Etar Photo. Women’s Club. In the receiving line are, left to right: widow of the war President; Mrs. John N. Garner, wife of the incoming Vice Hotel, President, and (right) Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, club president, with whom Mrs. i O st Roosevelt is shaking hands. ~—(©Associated Press Photo. Among notables on hand. Gov. Louis J. Brann of Maine 5 (right) and Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, famed explorer, Here to see granddad inaugurated. Mrs. Curtis Dall, —© Associated Press Photo. Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother of the new President, and Mr. and Mrs. Huston Thompson at the inaugural concert last night. Mr. Thompson is mentioned to fill the vacancy daughter of the incoming President, with her two children, Curtis Roosevelt, 2, and Ann Eleanor, in the Capital for the in the Capital for the inaugural th ic A. Delan t the inaugural concert herfbrothet fxedent i 40 0, iaki _l 4 in the Roosevelt cabinet caused by the death of Senator ~—Washington Star Phote. big occasion. Associated Press Photo. last night. Walsh, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt finds time for last pre-in- New York Democrats here. Left to right: Mayor John P. O'Brien, John F. Curry, Tammany ¢, chief, and John H. McCooey, Democratic leader of Brooklyn, in town for the il’:angural. —@Associated Press Phote. Homer Cummings of Connecticut, appointed to fill augural pose in local studio. —OUnderwood & Underwood. The new Attorney General meets press. temporarily the vacancy in the cabinet line-up caused by the death of Senator Walsh, talking P —OAssociated Press Photo. with newspaper men after his appointment. he Gov ’ recep- ‘At the inaugural concert last night. Left to right: James Roosevelt, son of the new Gov. Pollard of Virginia and his officia 1 party at the Governors’ reception at th ov. Ferguson of Texas at the Goremors' recep- 0l e 0 es Roosevelt, Fred' Allen, Honry Cashing ang, Barbara Gushing. Pan-American Building last night)y e Swtiacion S From AL Col. (Mrs) J. E. King, r¢presenting G Z O Sl tion lpst msh_t, together other memb ers o . f ex: e e : iy At : 3 B cmawe o el e litaa M ol