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Mary McElroy (née Arthur; July 5, 1841 – January 8, 1917) was an American woman known as being the sister of the 21st president of the United States, Chester A. Arthur, for whom she served as a hostess (acting as the first lady) for his administration (1881–1885).
Learn about Mary Arthur McElroy, the sister and hostess of President Chester Arthur. She was a civic leader and an opponent of women's suffrage.
Mary Arthur McElroy (5 de julho de 1841 - 8 de janeiro de 1917) era a irmã do 21º presidente dos Estados Unidos, Chester A. Arthur, e serviu como uma anfitriã para seu governo (1881-1885). Ela assumiu o papel porque a esposa de Arthur, Hellen Lewis Herndon Arthur, tinha morrido dois anos antes.
White House Historical Association. Mary Arthur was born in New York on July 5, 1841. Mary was the sister of future President Chester A. Arthur, nearly twelve years her senior, and the youngest ch...
Mary Arthur McElroy was the sister of President Chester A. Arthur and the first 'first lady' to be the sibling of the president. She hosted social events at the White House and opposed women's suffrage.
Mary Arthur McElroy (1841 – 1917) [Section 19 Lot 5] Sister of President Chester Arthur, surrogate First Lady during his administration, member of the Albany Association Against Women’s Suffrage . Mary “Molly” Arthur was born on July 5, 1841, in Greenwich, NY, the youngest of nine children to Rev. William Arthur and Melvina Stone.
Mary McElroy served as the social hostess of the White House during Chester Arthur's presidency after his wife's death. She was a popular and competent hostess, but refused to accept the formal rank of First Lady out of respect for her brother's wife.
