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  VII. Historians’ Ranking (2008) of First Ladies who Served from 1900 to 2009

  Index

  Abell, Bess, 246

  Adams, Abigail Smith, xiv, 6–11, 12, 14, 16, 22, 26, 27, 30–32, 35, 45, 51, 52, 62, 67, 69, 203, 265

  accusation against, 8

  marriage, 8

  as “minister without portfolio,” 9

  in Philadelphia, 9–10

  Adams, Ansel, 266

  Adams, Charles Francis, 27

  Adams, Henry (Democracy), 94

  Adams, John Quincy, xvii, xviii, 4, 9, 10–12, 14, 19–24, 40, 47, 62

  anniversary of Andrew Jackson’s victory (1815), 21

  Declaration of Independence, 24

  as secretary of state, 19–21

  Adams, Louisa Johnson, xiv, xviii, 19–24, 26, 29, 35, 46, 181

  “Adventures of a Nobody,” 23–24

  courage, xiv

  health, 22

  in Paris, 30

  St. Petersburg, 29, 30

  Addams, Jane, 129, 136

  age, 41–42

  “rounding off,” 40–41

  Agnew, Spiro, 263

  Agricola’s De Re Metallica (Bauer), 180

  Alexander, Shana, 247

  All Our Children: Families Under Pressure

  in the United States (Carnegie Council), 301

  American Heritage Dictionary, The, 361n7

  American Historical Review, The, 387n102

  American Magazine, 69

  American Wife (Sittenfeld), 333

  American Women’s Committee, 180

  America’s Treasures Act, 332

  Ames, Mary Clemmer, xv, 88, 93

  Anderson, Judith Icke, 132

  Anderson, Marian, 202

  “Angels’ Jail,” 116

  An Invitation to the White House (Clinton), 318

  Anthony, Susan B., 95

  Arthur, Chester, 86, 104, 228, 362n15

  presidency, 104

  Astaire, Fred, 267

  Atlantic, 294

  Atlantic Monthly, 257

  Auchincloss, Hugh, 226

  Austin’s Habitat for Humanity, 324

  Babbitt, Harriet, 303

  Babcock, Orville E., 84

  Babson, Roger W. (Cox: The Man), 384n13

  Balanchine, George, 227

  Baldrige, Letitia, 227, 257, 277, 362n9

  Banner, Lois, 196

  Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy, 291

  Bayh, Marvella, 240, 261

  Beecher, Catharine

  on female debility, 51, 52, 370n82

  Begin, Menachem, 273

  Belknap, William, 84–85

  Bell, John, 72

  Bennetts, Leslie, 313

  Bergman, Ingrid, 214

  Bernhardt, Sarah, 79

  Beschloss, Michael, 316

  Bethune, Mary McLeod, 201

  Better Homes and Gardens, 219, 220

  Biden, Jill, 303, 345

  Biden, Joe, 344, 345

  Bird, Lady Isabella Lucy, 53

  Black, Ruby, 201

  Blaine, James G., 16, 102

  Blanton, Margaret, 58

  Bliss, Bettie Taylor, 40, 49

  Bones, Helen, 145, 147

  Boston Globe, 347

  Bradwell, Myra, 79

  Breckinridge, John, 72

  Briggs, Emily, xv, xvii

  Britten, Nan, 163

  The President’s Daughter, 164

  Brooke, Edward, 300

  Brown, Jerry, 305

  Brown, John, 45

  Bruck, Connie, 313

  Bryan, Mary Baird, 111–12, 115–16, 307, 320

  marriage, 116

  Bryan, Ruth, 117–18

  Bryan, William Jennings, 115–16, 131, 142

  “cross of gold” oration, 115

  death, 117

  marriage, 116

  Buchanan, James, xvi, 36, 69

  presidency, 43

  Buckley, James L., 264, 310

  Bumiller, Elisabeth, 326

  Bundy, McGeorge, 246

  Bunner, Rudolph, 65

  Bureau of Labor Statistics, 177

  Burr, Aaron

  vice presidency, 12

  Burros, Marian, 309

  Bush, Barbara Pierce, 260, 285, 295, 296, 324

  early years, 285–86

  as First Lady, 289–93

  illness, 290

  married life, 286–89

  studies, 295

  work, 295

  Bush, Dorothy, 323

  Bush, George Herbert Walker, 286–93

  as chairman of Republican National Committee, 288

  studies, 286–87

  marriage, 286

  as Permanent U.S. Representative to the United Nations, 288

  presidential campaign, 288–89

  presidency, 289–93

  as head of U.S. Liaison Office, 288

  Bush, George W., 287, 295, 303, 309, 321–34, 340, 362n15

  governorship, 324

  Iraq War and, 331, 332

  marriage, 323

  PEPFAR and, 328

  presidency, 324–34

  terrorist attacks on September 11, 326

  trip to Afghanistan, 329

  Bush, Jeb, 287

  Bush, Jenna, 324

  Bush, Laura, 321–34, 336

  as ambassador for The Heart Truth, 332

  on Burma’s oppressive government, 329

  early years, 321–22

  as First Lady, 324–34

  honorary chairmanship of U.S.-Afghan Women’s Council, 329

  Iraq War and, 331, 332

  marriage, 323

  in National Book Festival, 325–26

  PEPFAR and, 328

  “Poetry and the American Voice” and, 330

  on Taliban’s oppression against women and children, 327

  teaching in Houston, 322–23

  terrorist attacks Sept. 11, 2011 and, 326

  Texas life, 324

  trip to Afghanistan, 329

  trip to Mae La refugee camp, 329

  Whatever the Wind Delivers, 321

  Bush, Robin, 287

  Butler, Nicholas Murray, 169

  Butt, Archibald, 124

  Calhoun, Floride, 63

  Calhoun, John, 35

  Campbell, Karlyn Kohrs, 328, 341

  Carnegie Council, 301

  Caro, Robert, 237, 239

  Carpenter, Liz, 213, 245, 246, 344

  Carson, Rachel, 243

  Carter, Amy, 353

  Carter, Jimmy, 267–77, 305

  Georgia governorship, 267

  political career, 269

  presidency, 267, 271–77

  presidential campaign, 270–71

  U.S. Naval Academy, 268

  Carter, Rosalynn Smith, xviii, xix, 67, 134, 260, 263, 267–77, 283, 289, 310, 311, 336, 343

  as First Lady, 267, 271–77

  in 1976 election, xix

  “People, Parties and Protocol,” 275

  studies, 268

  trip to Central and South American countries, 271–72

  trip to Thailand, 273

  work with President’s Council on Mental Health, 272–73

  Cassatt, Mary, 138

  Cassini, Oleg, 227

  “cave dwellers,” 36, 50, 52, 56, 59, 73, 85

  CCC. See Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

  Center for Puerto Rican Studies, 306

  Century, 113–14

  Chase, Kate, 75

  Chicago Exposition (1893), 140

  Children’s Defense Fund, 306

  Chisholm, Shirley, 338–39

  Churchill, Winston, 208

  Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, 96

  Citizens’ Suffrage Association of Philadelphia, 89

  Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), 195, 196

  Civil Rights Act of 1964, 247

  Civil War, xv, 44, 69, 72, 78, 80, 81, 90, 99, 107, 192

  Clapper, Raymond, 199

  cl
ass, 326–27

  Clay, Henry, 64, 71

  Cleveland, Esther, 108

  Cleveland, Frances Folsom, 105, 106, 122, 230

  death, 108

  as First Lady, 106, 111

  marriage, 105

  remarriage, 108

  temperance, 107

  Cleveland, Grover, 86, 105–6, 146, 356

  death, 108

  marriage, 105

  presidency, 106, 107–8, 111

  presidential campaign, 107

  Cleveland, Rose, xx, 105

  Clinton, Bill, xviii, 297–320

  campaigning for wife’s candidacy, 336, 337, 340–41, 342

  Linda Tripp and, 315

  Monica Lewinsky and, 315

  presidency, 295–96, 308–20

  presidential campaign, 303–5

  re-election, 315

  in television programs, 304

  Whitewater investment, 311

  Clinton, Chelsea Victoria, 295–96, 303, 314, 341

  Clinton, DeWitt, 15

  Clinton, Hillary Rodham, xix, 294, 297–320, 333, 340, 341, 342, 343–44

  on Afghan women’s rights, 328

  An Invitation to the White House, 318

  Children’s Defense Fund and, 306

  directorship of New World Foundation, 305–6

  early life, 297–303

  studies Standards Committee and, 308

  as First Lady, 308–20

  Fourth World Conference on Women (United Nations), 314

  glamor, 311

  It Takes a Village and Other Lessons Our Children Teach Us, 314

  marital life, 303

  presidential campaign, 335, 344

  as secretary of state, 347

  studies, 295, 298–300, 301

  in television programs, 304

  United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women (Beijing 1995), 347

  work, 295, 302, 305–8

  clothing design, 41, 330

  CNN, 332, 341

  Cocke, John, 19

  Collier, Peter

  The Kennedys: An American Drama, 362n9

  Collingswood, Charles, 229

  Collins, Frederick, 182

  Comerford, Cristeta, 330

  Commager, Henry Steele, 80

  Commission of Fine Arts, 227

  Commission on the Status of Women, 233

  Committee for a More Beautiful Capital, 243

  Committee in Support of the People of El Salvador, 306

  Commoner, 117

  Conkling, Roscoe, 102

  Constantia. See Murray, Judith Sargent

  Consumers’ League, 201

  Coolidge, Calvin, xvi, 157, 170–76

  death, 176

  presidency, 174–75

  vice presidency, 174

  Coolidge, Calvin, Jr., 175

  Coolidge, Grace Goodhue, 157, 158, 170–76, 182, 228

  studies, 158–59

  as First Lady, 174–75

  marriage, 159

  “The Real Calvin Coolidge,” 176

  teaching the deaf, 159

  “Watch Fires,” 175–76

  widowhood, 176

  Coolidge, John, 171, 175

  Cooper, Thomas, 47

  Corcoran Gallery of Art, 44

  Council of Economic Advisers, 246

  Couric, Katie, 345

  Cox, James M., 157, 159

  Cox, Margaret Blair, 157

  Crawford, William, xviii

  Croly, Jennie June, 87

  Current Opinion, 142

  Daley, Richard, 350

  Dallas, George, 65

  DAR. See Daughters of the American Revolution

  “Darby and Joan,” 9

  Daugherty, Harry, 168, 169

  Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), 198, 202, 214

  Davis, Elizabeth, 96

  Davis, John, 229–30

  Dayton, Katharine, 362n7

  Dear Bess, 208

  Deaver, Michael, 280

  de la Renta, Oscar, 330

  Dellums, Ron, 339

  Democracy (Adams), 94

  Dent, Frederick, 81, 82

  DePriest, Jessie, 186, 353

  DePriest, Oscar, 186

  De Wolfe, Henry A., 160

  Dewson, Molly, 195, 196, 198, 201

  Dickens, Charles, 87

  Dickerson, Nan, 232, 235, 240

  Dickinson, Anna, 103

  Dies, Martin, 199

  Dillon, Douglas, 227

  Dixon, Jane, 166

  Dole, Elizabeth, 340

  Dole, Robert, 285

  Donelson, Emily, 40, 42, 93

  Donelson, John, 38

  Doud, Elivera Carlson, 220

  Douglas, Helen Gahagan, 213, 251

  Douglas, Michael, 322

  Douglas, Stephen, 72

  Douglass, Frederick, 338

  Dreams from My Father (Obama), 351

  Dress Institute, 218

  Drown, Helene, 256

  Duchess of Windsor, 53

  due process, 301

  Dukakis, Kitty, 303

  Eaton, John, 37, 62

  Eaton, Peggy, 62

  Economy Act of 1933, 195

  Edelman, Marian Wright, 300

  Education Standards Committee, 308

  Edwards, Elizabeth, 336–37

  Edwards, India, 232

  Edwards, Puritan Jonathan, 120

  Ehrlichman, John, 254

  Eisenhower, Dwight, 216, 232, 252

  Chief of Staff, 217

  Commander of NATO forces, 217

  President of Columbia University, 217

  Eisenhower, John, 222

  Eisenhower, Julie Nixon, 257–58

  Eisenhower, Mamie Doud, xvi, 215, 225, 227, 336

  claim to fashion fame, 219

  World War II, 216

  election process, xix

  Elle, 312

  Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), 201, 263, 264–65, 275, 271

  Equal Rights Party. See National Equal Rights Party

  ERA. See Equal Rights Amendment (ERA)

  Exner, Judith, 163–64

  Faircloth, Michael, 330

  Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, 306

  Fall, Albert, 152, 168

  Family Circle, 308

  Farley, James, 197

  Federal City, The, 80

  Federal Emergency Relief Administration, 196

  Federal Farm Board, 177

  Federal Writers’ Project, 197

  Federation of Women’s Clubs, 217

  “Female Advocate,” 25

  Feminine Mystique, The (Friedan), 278

  Ferraro, Geraldine, 64, 291, 296, 307

  Few, Frances, 15

  Fillmore, Abigail, 36, 40, 48, 49–51, 52

  as First Lady, 50–51

  marriage, 50

  Fillmore, Millard, 49–51, 52

  marriage, 50

  First Lady(ies). See also individual entries Good Housekeeping’s ranking of, 417

  historians’ ranking of, 413–14, 416, 418, 419

  professors’ ranking of, 415

  the term, xv. See also Lady Washington; Presidentress

  Fischer, David Hackett, 40, 41

  Growing Old in America, 40

  Fisk, Jim, 84

  Fiske, Robert B., 313

  Flowers, Gennifer, 304

  Ford, Elizabeth Bloomer Warren (Betty), xviii, xix, 59, 165, 253, 260, 275, 276, 283, 291, 353

  candor, 263, 266–67

  as congressional wife, 261–62

  dance career, 265–66

  Equal Rights Amendment and, 263, 264–65

  fellowship from National Academy of Design, 266, 381n81

  as First Lady, 263–67

  illness, 262

  marriage, 261

  Ford, Gerald, xvii–xviii, 261

  congressional life, 261–62

  Equal Rights Amendment and, 263, 264–65

  marriage, 261

  presidency, 263–67

  For the
Record (Regan), 284

  Forty-Two Years at the White House, 184

  Foster, Vincent, 302, 312

  Foundry Methodist Church, 93

  Fourth World Conference on Women (United Nations), 314

  Frémont, Jessie Benton, 66

  Frémont, John, 66, 90

  Friedan, Betty, 278

  Fulton, James G., 212

  Furman, Bess, 186–87, 205

  Gallatin, Albert, 8, 9

  Galt, Norman, 146

  Gann, Dolly, 186

  Gardiner, Julia, 146

  Garfield, James, 86, 98–101, 152

  assassination, 100–101

  death, 362n15

  married life, 98–100

  presidency, 100

  studies, 98

  1872 suffrage convention and, 102

  Garfield, Lucretia Rudolph, xiii–xiv, 86, 97–103

  as First Lady, 100

  married life, 98–100

  participation in husband’s public memorial services, 101

  temperance, 101–2

  widowhood, 100–101

  Garner, Ettie Rheiner, 195

  Gary, Elbert, 134

  Gates, George, 209

  Geer, Emily Apt, 95

  gender gap, in political consciousness, 296–97

  Geneva Summit Conference 1985, xvii

  George Washington University, 214

  Gephardt, Jane, 303

  Gibson, Charles Dana, 182

  Gibson, Charlie, 345

  Gilded Age, 82

  Gilman, Charlotte Perkins, 129

  Gilpin, Henry Dilwood, 65

  Giuliani, Rudolph, 318

  Glasgow, Ellen

  The Vein of Iron, 267

  Goldwater, Barry, 299, 338

  Good Housekeeping, 110, 142, 171, 193, 200, 211, 222, 262, 267, 292

  ranking of twentieth-century First Ladies (1980), 417

  Gorbachev, Mikhail, 343

  Gorbachev, Raisa, 362n13

  Gordon, Meryl, 312

  Gore, Tipper, 303

  Gould, Jack, 229

  Gould, Jay, 84

  Gould, Lewis, 323

  Grace of Monaco, Princess, 267

  Grant, Cary, 267

  Grant, Jesse, 81

  Grant, Julia

  Memoirs, 275

  Grant, Julia Dent, xiv, xv, 60, 74, 80, 86, 91

  Civil War years, 81

  as First Lady, 83

  marriage, 81

  memoirs of, 83–84

  Grant, Ulysses S., 80

  Civil War years, 81

  marriage, 81

  presidency, 83

  Whiskey Ring scandal and, 84

  Grayson, Cary, 151

  Great Depression, 176, 187, 185, 195

  Green, Michael, 330

  Greenfield, Meg, 246

  Growing Old in America (Hackett Fischer), 40

  Gutin, Myra, 328

  Hagerty, James, 222

  Hagner, Belle, 123

  Haig, Alexander, 283

  Hailparn, Lenore, 215

  Haldeman, H.R., 254

  Hamill, Sam, 330

  Hamilton, Alexander, 5

  Harding, Florence Kling, 59, 117, 157, 158–70, 182, 233

 

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