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Presidential Mistresses

The correct Mistress is located directly underneath the corresponding President.



Oval-framed engraved portrait of a bearded man in a dark coat and tie, likely President James A. Garfield, in formal 19th-century studio style.

1. James A. Garfield
Black-and-white oval portrait photograph of an older man with gray hair, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and tie.

2. Warren G. Harding
Black-and-white oval portrait photograph of Franklin D. Roosevelt, head and shoulders, wearing a suit and tie, with a neutral expression.

3. Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oval-framed black and white portrait of a balding older man in a suit and tie, facing slightly to the side, resembling Dwight D. Eisenhower.

4. Dwight D. Eisenhower
A gray-haired man in a dark suit and tie, shown in an oval-framed black-and-white portrait, facing slightly to the side with a serious expression.

5. Lyndon B. Johnson

B. Mrs. Calhoun

C. Nan Britton

A. Lucy Mercer

D. Kay Summersby

E. Alice Glass



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