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The first Lady; She
of the Indian Blood
Special to “THE GATEWAY”
BY UNITED PRESS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—When
President Wilson brings his bride to
the White House in December,
America will have a new “first lady”
who until a few' w'eeks ago was
known only to a small circle of
friends. Today she is the object of
interest and admiration throughout
the country.
The drama of democracy, (which
#
may raise a farm boy to the Presi
dency), overnight brought Mrs. Edith
Bolling Galt into the limelight. The
quiet of the dim sitting room where
she played and sang for the president
after his days of harrassment in his
office, is at an end. From now on she
Will be always before the public.
This will be a decided change for
the Mrs.-Wilson-to-be. For many
years she has been one of the quiet
est of the Washingtonians in the
big “clifTdwcller” houses near Dupont
circle. Already her comrav’eship with
the President has given her a large
interest in the .many problems con
fronting him; and in the White
House, her friends say, she will be
above all the aide of the man who
must be first in answer to the call of
the people.
Mrs. Galt reflects in face and man
ner the distinguished lineage of her
family, one of the foremost in the
south, with reason to be proud of an
unusual genealogy. For as most of
America knows she is a direct des
ccnndant of the Indian Princess
Pocahontas, who according to tradi
tion, saved the life of Capt. John
Smith and married John Rolfe. Their
daughter married John Bolling, fore
father of William Holcomb Bolling,
Mrs. Galt’s father.
Edith Bolling was born at Wyther
ville, Va., rumor says, forty-two
years ago. She was reared in a bfg
southern home and surrounded with
the cultural influence of books and
music. She finished her education
at Martha Washington college at
Abingdon, Va., and at Pow'ell’s col
lege at Richmond, both quiet southern
schools where the virtue of domestic
ity and the value of social graces is
emphasized.
Nineteen years ago, on a visit to
Washington, she met Normal Galt
and later married him. He was the
head of a big jewelry store here.
Nine years ago he died. Since then
Mrs. Galt has been living quietly.
She were morning until a short time
ago.
Mrs. Galt has taken an interest in
many philanthropies here. She is a
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worker for the Children’s hospital,
has aided in the affairs of St. Thomas
Episcopal church, of which her late
husband was a vestryman. Many
Sundays recently the Pres, lent ha.,
put aside from his work and waited
in the big crested White House
limousine near the church, to drive
her home.
Mrs. Galt is domestic in her tastes.
She is a good cook. She is an uble
business woman. She has not taken
any great interest in Washington
i society, but is known as a charming
hostess to a small circle of friends.
She is gracious and courteous. Close
i friends call her “Sunshine” because
I of her happy disposition.
She is fairly tall, with a graceful
figure and dark brown hair. Her
eyes are blue gray, but so shadowed
by long dark lashes that at first up
pearance they seem black. Her
mouth is expressive and her ?af ■' ex
ceedingly animated when she talks.
Her voice is low.
Mrs. Galt is normal in her fastes.
A lover of bocks and music. .She nas
many broad interests. What she has
done has been accomplished so quiet
ly that few people know of it.
Her engagement to the president,
friends say, marks a real love match.
Soon after her introduction to the
vVhite House by Miss Margaret Wil
son, the president found their txstes
much the same. Both liked the out
doors, and together they played golf
and tennis and took long walks and
drives together. Mrs. Galt was a
guest at Harlakenden House, where
the president spent his long summer
vacation, and where their friendship
ripened.
Since their return to Washington,
the president has spent many even
ings at the Galt home, where she
has sung for him the old-fashioned
songs he likes best, and talked over
with him his unending series of prob
lems. In the library, close to the
president's favorite chair, hangs a big
silver framed portrait of her.
Bix boxes of flowers have been
brought to her house daily in the
White House car. But lest their
secret leak out, the president has
been sending them from a down
town florist’s rather than from the
White House conservatories.
The announcement of the engage
ment presages the greatest social
season in years, Washington declares,
though in this they may fail to take
into consideration the liking of both
for quietude.
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