Lucy Webb Hayes was the first president's wife to be called "First Lady". She was also called, "Lemonade Lucy," because of her decision not to serve alcohol at the White House. Lucy started the tradition, the Easter egg roll. She was the First presidential wife to be college educated. Lucy worked for veterans' benefits, Native American welfare, rehabilitation of the South (after the civil war), and young people while in the White House. She made frequent trips to Gallaudet College (supporting various students), the National Deaf Mute College, and the Hampton Institute (where she sponsored a scholarship for Native American students). She contributed to Washington charities, and often sent servants on nightly errands delivering a note and money to someone in need.
Lucy Webb Hayes.
Lucy Hayes got that name because she did serve alcohol in the White House.
Lucy Webb Hayes, remembered as "Lemonade Lucy" (for her alcohol-free White House), graduated from Ohio Wesleyan. She's also remembered for beginning the tradition of the White House Easter Egg Hunt.
Lucy Webb Hayes was born on 1831-08-28.
Lucy Webb Hayes was married to Rutherford B. Hayes. Rutherford B. Hayes was the 19th President of the United States.
Lucy Webb Hayes.
Rutheford B. Hayes
Rutherford B. Hayes married to Lucy Ware Webb in December 30, 1852
Lucy Hayes' father was Dr. James Webb.http://www.firstladies.org/biographies/firstladies.aspx?biography=20
Lucy Hayes
Rutherford's B. Hayes spouse was Lucy Webb Hayes.
Lucy Ware Webb Hayes