Tag Archives: Mrs. Calvin Coolidge

Grace Coolidge in the Kitchen

Posted on April 18, 2016 by Feather Schwartz Foster

When Calvin Coolidge wanted to marry Miss Grace Goodhue, her parents were not happy. The Coolidge Proposal Some time after Calvin Coolidge began seeing the pretty Miss Goodhue, he took her to meet his family. They liked her. Everybody did. … Continue reading →

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Grace Coolidge: The Press Conference

Posted on December 7, 2015 by Feather Schwartz Foster

The Coolidge Presidency saw two important “entertainment” milestones: one very small, and one very large. The Small Milestone Calvin Coolidge (1872-1932) was the first president to receive a budget allowance for entertaining. Previously, with few exceptions, all dinners, luncheons, … Continue reading →

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