There is a more than passing resemblance between the self-assured fashionably dressed young woman with the come-hither look and the frequently red-haired Yvette Guilbert with the saucy mouth, the turned up nose, the rounded chin, and the provocative gestures"(Paris 1900, p.152)
My presumption is that she was given advice or pushed by feminists to the point where the traditional role of First Lady was denigrated. But, even to the most apt pupil, the culture of Washingtonand, indeed, of the White Housecan be daunting
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