The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-24

be made for them to do so after the
I first of the year.
Miss Cora-,M. Palten, Iecturer and
literary Interpreter will read here Mon
gregational church. The recital will be
given under the auspices of the Drama
section of the Fine Arts club under the
direction of Mrs. Remington and Mrs.
Hutchinson Miss 'Patten is an artist
n her appearance in Fargo will be
one of the treats of the season. A
luncheon will be given by the Drama
club members Monday afternoon, Dec.
8 in Miss Patterns honor.
Bride-Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson.
Bridegroom-Francis Bowes Sayre.
Time-Nov. rs, at 4:3O p. m.
Place-East room, White House,
Washington.
Best Man-Dr. Wilfred T. GrenfeIl
OF Labrador.
Ushers-Benjamin B. Burton Of New
York city, DR.: Scovill Clark Of Salem,
N. J.; Charles E. Hughes, jr., of
Washington and New York city.
Maid of Honor-Miss Margaret Will
son, sister of the bride.
-Brides1naids-Miss Eleanor r. Will
son, sister of the bride; Miss Mary G.
White of Baltimore, Misc Adeline Nit
chell Scott of Princeton, Miss Marjorie
Brown of Atlanta, Ga.
Officiating Clergyman-Rev. Sylvest-
er w. Beach of Princeton. o.
In the lofty east room of the White
House under a flood OF mellow electric
light from thousands of incandescentS
shining through cut crystal and in the
presence of a distinguished company Of
more than 500, Miss Jessie Woodrow
Wilson, second. daughter of the presi-
lei of the United States, will be mar
ried to Francis b. Sayre Of New York
tomorrow. The ceremony will mark
the first social function Of genuine i'm
portance of the Washington winter sea-
son. Likewise 1t will be the first no
table social event Of the Wilson admin
istration which came into being nearly
nine months ago. The Wilson Sayre
| wedding will be a simple ceremony in
keeping with the tastes of the bride
and her parents. There ave been
twelve White House weddings, the most
recent being that Of Alice Roosevelt to
Nicholas Longworth, a ceremony that
Miss Jessie Wilson, the prospective
bride, has always been considered the
beauty of the family. She will be at
the soft yet heavy sort that seems to
cling rather than to insist upon the re-
tention of r~etangles of it's drapings. 1t
will be trimmed with real lace the folds
blossoms. The bodice of the gown is
embroidered in an orange blossom de-
sign. Few young women about to en-
ter the marriage state. have had SO
nail .St1lS STU GU upoIl LuSIl. IllSS
Wilson has received ~remembrances
from every corner of the globe. The
great spare room on the top floor Of
the White Hous has been filled to
overlooking with gifts. The most priz-
ed among them is the gift of the house
of representatives, a pendant, pear
shape in outline, containing e~ighty-fve
small pure white diamonds and one
large diamond OF beautiful tint. There
will be no military display at the we'd
ding. However, there has been no anu
barge placed upon the wearing Of uni
forms by members of the diplomatic or
military, naval or marine service. Aft
ernoOn dress for the men will be in
order. After q day of motoring and
tennis, Miss Wilson and Mr.. Sayre were
given a dinner last night by Associate
Justice Hughes Of the United States
supreme court and Mrs. Hughes at their
residence here. Mr.. Sayre, who has
been a guest at the White House since
Thursday, went to the Hughes home
yesterday to remain until Tuesday. He
is a classmate Of Charles Evans Hughes,
jr., at Harvard law school, who Is to
be one of the ushers at the wedding.
where the newlyweds proposed to. spend
the first of their honeymoon. SeVera
country estates have been offered them.
as well as half a dozen yachts. They
are not expected to reach their new
home in Williarnstown, Mass, where
the bridegroom will take up his duties
as secretary to DR.. Garfield, president
have elapsed. The bride Is keeping her
honeymoon plans a secret, even from
her sisters. The cottage at Williams
own has been entirely furnished by
the immediate families Of the young
couple.