Evening star., 1912-11-06
where she remained under her mothers S
direction till she was twelve years of age.
Well Educated Young Women.

Born in an atmosphere of books n
homes surrounding a college campus. all
the Wilson girls acquired an early ia
miliarity with the classics and are prob
ably among the best educated young
women of their years in this country
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, the Sec
ond daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Wi on, is
named after her Scotch grandmother,
Jessie Woodrow, DR.. Wilson'S mother.
She is regarded as probably the most
brilliant of these three interesting sis
ters. She was graduated from the Wo-a-
ans College, Baltimore, and on her grad
uation day DIR. Wilson was induced to de-
liver the baccalaureate. Though she has
marked artistic ability. Miss Jessie Will
son has thrown herself heart and soul
into sociological work. Every week from
Monday till Thursday she spends at the
Light House. Philadelphia, devoting her.
self to settlement work Her beauty is
of thek kspiritueile type, with sweet, Sc
rious Madonna-like face. Her desire to
take up the work created some astonish-
ment in the conservative atmosphere at
her home.
Younger Daughter an Artist.
Miss Ellen Randolph Wilson. the young
est daughter of the family, is named for
her mothers side of the house. Also
from her mother comes her skill with
the brush and pencil. In appearance
however. Miss Ellen Wilson is more like
her father than any other of his children.
She is student at the Academy of Fine
never abandoned her artistic pursuits, and
gives as much time to them as she does
to reading
Every summer for some years the VIII
sons have been part of the famous lit
tile art colony at Lynne. on the Connecti-
cut river. 1t is delightful retreat, and
it's members form one happy family.
Originally they boarded in a great, old
mansion. More recently different men,
bers have bought up old farms. remodel
ing the houses or building their own
cottages or bungalows. until now the ma
jority own their homes.
Mrs. Wilson's Complexion Girlish.
Mrs. Wilson has the look of an outdoor
woman. Her large. dark eyes sparkle
with animation and her complexion would
do credit to a girl in her teens. She has
soft. wavy. brown hair She is Of medium
height. Mrs. Wilson is sister of Prof.
Stockton Axson, head of the department
Of English literature at Princeton Univer-
sity, and of the wife of Dean Elliot
White.
= Gardening is a hobby with Gov. Will
sons wife, not making things grow"
but the laying out of a garden-architec-
tural gardening. While she was mistress
of Prospect, the official home of the pres
idents of Princeton, the gardens acquired
such a reputation for beauty as to at
tract visitors from far and near. Dr.
Wilson is fond of being out of doors as
much as possible. and thoroughly enjoyed
the gardens surrounding ahis home at
Princeton. He rides horseback OCCASION
ally with his wife and daughters. who
are good horsewomen. DIR. Wilson also
is fond of golf. though. as he once con-
fessed. he started in too late to be much
of golf player. Nevertheless he enjoys
the game. and when time is too short for
golf he likes to walk.
Contemporary history does not record the
name of .'the original Woodrow Wilson
man" The present head of the demo-
cratic party says so himself in a state
ment that, SO far as he knows, the first
person to mention his name as a presi-
Dental possibility was an unidentified
man in an unrecorded town of the great
middle west, the suggestion being made
in a letter TO a newspaper whose very
name, even. was lost in the din and
shouting of approval that followed.
Against Domination of Money.
This was not quite three years ago
Woodrow Wilson. as president of Prince
ton University, had been battling for the
cause of the study body against the =
cursed domination OF money" as he came
to call it. and hardly was the moral vic
tory he fought for won than events set