The White House has hosted its share of formal dinners, diplomatic receptions, and carefully planned celebrations, but not every president stuck to the official program. Some enjoyed late-night poker games, while others preferred live music, crowded parties, or a good excuse to invite half of Washington over. Bill Clinton famously brought his saxophone into the spotlight, and Andrew Jackson's inauguration attracted a crowd that practically took over the White House. Even presidents remembered for their serious public images occasionally knew how to entertain. History offers plenty of stories about what happened after the speeches ended. Here are 10 American presidents with particularly memorable party stories.
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