Mrs. Wilson had all the qualifications to act as the First Lady.
She began her role as the First lady.
During this time, World War I started.
This limited the social activities at the White House.
In 1917, the United States also joined the war.
Mrs. Wilson started helping her husband who was under a lot of pressure because of the war.
She also went with him to Europe during the process of peace.

President Wilson returned from Europe.
He spent much of his time trying to get the Senate’s approval for the peace treaty.
He was also trying to get approval for an agreement to create the League of Nations.
In the meantime, his health was getting bad.

In September 1919, he suffered a stroke.
He became partially paralyzed.
Edith Wilson always stayed with him.
She took over many common duties of the government and helped her husband in many official matters.
At the same time, she sent many other official matters to the heads of departments or allowed them to remain undone.

She also wrote a book.
The name of the book is My Memoir.
Its year of publication is 1939.
In this book, she said that her husband’s doctors had asked her to take up many responsibilities of her husband.
Many historians do not agree with her views.

Phyllis Levin, a historian had described her as "a woman of narrow views and formidable determination".
He blamed her for many failures of the policies of the United States after the First World War.
Mrs. Wilson had all the qualifications to act as the First Lady. She began her role as the First lady. During this time, World War I started. This limited the social activities at the White House. In 1917, the United States also joined the war. Mrs. Wilson started helping her husband who was under a lot of pressure because of the war. She also went with him to Europe during the process of peace.
President Wilson returned from Europe. He spent much of his time trying to get the Senate’s approval for the peace treaty. He was also trying to get approval for an agreement to create the League of Nations. In the meantime, his health was getting bad. 
In September 1919, he suffered a stroke. He became partially paralyzed. Edith Wilson always stayed with him. She took over many common duties of the government and helped her husband in many official matters. At the same time, she sent many other official matters to the heads of departments or allowed them to remain undone.
She also wrote a book. The name of the book is My Memoir. Its year of publication is 1939. In this book, she said that her husband’s doctors had asked her to take up many responsibilities of her husband. Many historians do not agree with her views. 
Phyllis Levin, a historian had described her as "a woman of narrow views and formidable determination". He blamed her for many failures of the policies of the United States after the First World War.
Edith Bolling Wilson