East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-25

DAILY EAST OREGONIAl
Justice Hughes and Mrs Hughes; Mr..
Justice Van Deventer; Mr. Justice La
mar and Mrs. Lamar: Mr. Justice Pit
ney and Mrs. Pitney; Speaker and Mrs.
Clark and daughter. Miss Geneyieye
Clark; Representative and Mrs. Os-
car Underwood. Senator and Mrs.
Martin: Representative ana Mrs
James Il. Mann. John V. a. MacMur-
ray, Miss Mitland Marshall, Miss Kate
Dubose, Miss Ruth Howe. Miss Eliza
beth Howry. and Miss Dorothy Ale
shire.
Many Beautiful Gifts.
Gifts OF royal richness were the
portion Of Mr.. and Mrs Sayre. From
the most beautiful treasures OF Eu-
rope, from the tropics OF the Ameri-
can continents from the choicest jewel
houses Of the United States came tok-
ems fit for king and queen. The
house Of representatives sent dia-
mond lavalliere of surprising beauty
"a canary diamond, surrounded by
eighty-five smaller white diamonds.
Senator's added their tribute; resident
| society We'd with zach other to honor
the White House bride In giving pres
ents
The rich hangings of gold which
adorn the windows of the east room
formed a beautiful background for the
tall palms Boston ferns. trailing smi-
la. and clusters of roses and chrys,
anthemums which formed the ducora-
tive scheme
The raised daLs, built in the east
window had as a background the gold
draperies which were covered with
curtains of smilax. studded with white
chrysanthem--n and roses.
Two huge blue Dresden vases. the
finest specimens of the potter's art in
America. presented to the White
House by the President of France.
stood at either side OF, the majestic al
tar filled with huge bouquets Of
white chrysanthemums from the Uni
ted States botonical gardens,
The Attendants.
In choosing their attendants, Mr.
and Mrs. Sayre selected from their
associates in the philanthropic and So
c!al service In which each has been
engaged.
Miss Mary G. White of Baltimore.
one of the bridesmaids. was class
mate OF Miss Jessie Wilson at Gou-
cher College, Baltimore. Miss Ade-
fessor william B. Scott, of Princeton.
has long been a chum of the bride,
and Miss Margery Brown. daughter
OF Colonel f. T. Brown. Is a cousin
OF the bride.
DIR. Grenfell, the best. man. is med
ieal missionary to the fisherman OF
Novia Scotia and Labrador. and head
ed a Labrador expedition a few sum-
mers ago of which the bridegroom was
Il member.
Benjamin r. Burton, of New York,
an usher was a classmate and frater-
nifty brother OF Sayre at Williams Col
lege: Charles f. Hugh es. jr.. rs the son
of Associate Justice Hughes of the
supreme court, and was a classm ate
OF Sayre at Hervard law school.
DIR. Gilbert Horax. Of Montclair. n.
j.. was a Williams classmate. and DR..
Scovil Clark. jr, of Salem. Massa-
chusetts was a member of the Gren-
fell expedition.
The Thirteenth White House Bride.
Second daughter of the president
| and Mrs. Wilson.
Born In GAINESVILLE. Ga. 1886
Member of Phi Beta Kappa Soror-
ity.
Honor graduate of 1908 class, wo-
mans College, BG1timore>
Engaged in settlement work in
Kepsington. Phil. 1908 1910
Member National Executive Board
Young women's Christian Associa-
tion.
The bridegroom.
Francis Bowes Sayre. son OF Robert
Heysham and Martha Finley Nevin
Sayre.
Born 1856 In South Bethlehem, Pa.
Graduated from Williams College In
1909.
Member Sigma Phi Fraternity
Gargoyle Society and Phi Beta Kap-
pa
spent two summers with DR. Gren-
lell on the SlTdlHCIiou.
Entered Harvard law school Oc-
tober, 1909.
Spent summer 1912 In Alaska and
Northern Siberia.
In office of district attorney New
York. November, 1913.
After January l. 1914, will be sec
retary to President Garfield. Will
liams College.
That Thirteenth Hoodoo in Wilson
Family
There are thirteen letters in the
| name Woodrow Wilson"
Woodrow Wilson was the thirteenth
| president of Princeton.
President Wilson was nominated on
the thirteenth of the month.
| Adding 9. /. ., the year In which
he was nominated makes thirteen.
Pres dent Wilson was inaugurated
! in the year '13.
| Miss Wilson Is the thirteenth White
House bride.
There we're thirteen members of
the bridal party.
| A prenuptial luncheon was given
| by Mrs. Daniels, wife OF the secretary
of the navy on November 13, at which
there were thirteen guests. thirteen
candles, thirteen colored lights, thir-
teen bouquets and thirteen kinds OF
food.