The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-26

MISS Eleanor Wilson the youngest ol the Presidents daughters. and Miss Mary White were first. followed nv Miss Adeline Mitchell Saott and Miss Marjorie Brown All wore Diouant ilttle bonnots with upstanding frills ol silver lace. Miss Margaret Wilson. tae eldest daughter and maid of hon. or wore the palesJ rink. All carried rlnN roses toned in with their dress 's. Every eye was turned toward the procession as it moved slowly into the east room and there was a whispered exclamation, "beaudml' from many lips as the bride, leaning on the arm Of her father, came with measured step down the aisle and stepped upon the floral altar The bride wore d. amond broo-h on a long platinum chain, the gift Of the groom. and car ried bouquet of lilies of the valley. The brides train was rather long and finished square. It was soft. lus- trous white satin that blended well with her blonde hair and fair com ploXion.
 The service was an unique combiua. ton of the Episcopalian and Presbyte- rian forms In the latter the word 'obey' is not included in the prom ise Of ITO love. honor and obey" but upon the brides especial request ir Was inserted.
 Rev. Dr. Beach spoke the service in low. even tone. As the two pledged heir troth. the president and Mrs. Wilson stood hand .n hand to tue left Of the platform
 "Who eiyeth this woman 10 he mar. ried by this man."
 Tho president stepped forth, took The hand of his daughter and placed il in thai of Mir. Sayre.
 q. Francis Bowes. take thee, Jessie Woodrow Wilson to be my welded wife, repeated the groom after Dr. Beach, and do promise and cove nant before God and these with nesses 10 be the loving and faithful husband, in plenty and in want in joy and in sorrow. in sickness and in health 4s long as we both shall live
 The bride repeated the same eX- cept that Of her response was added to be thy loving, faithful and obe- dient wife"
 The minister took the ring from Dr. Grenfell, the best man, and hand ed 1t to AIr sayre. who placed it on the brides third finger and repeated ihe pledge of constant faith and abid- ing love" The bride took her ring from the hand of her maid of honor and as she. too, repeated a pledge of faith and love, placed it on the finger Of her husband.
 As they knelt on he white fur rug, the gift of the minister from Peru, the Rev. John Neyin Sayre pronounc- ed the henediction. The couple rose, shook hands with the clergyman, and the bridal procession moved to the Mendelssohn strain along the great corridor again bu- turned in at the blue room to reciye the guests. Here for the moment before the procession began the bridesmaids kissed the bride anectionately and there was a general scene not unlike weddings the world over.
 The bridal gown worn at the White House wedding today was of Wdite satin. soft weave but of a light and very mstrous quality Real point lace. orange blossoms and embroidery added elegance And beauty. The skirt was the modish draped one, tne fullness showing most on the let front. The neck was cut out q litt'e and tho embroidery, of an orange blos- som design. outlined the opening ana also extended down the side front ot .he bodice and the skirt. The sleeves were finished off with frills of the point lace.
 The lace also appeared in the drared waist and where the folds were caught, it was with tiny clusters of orange blossoms. The bridal flower also held the draped folds on the skirt. The train was very lon5-long enough for regulation court use--aHd was cut square at .he end.
 The tulle bridal veil almost fell the length of the train It was held to the coiffure by a cap of point lace similar to the lace trimming the dress The Dutch cap style or veil arrangement was exceedingly becom- inc Q the bride, whose fair hair, very smootbN dressed in coils close to haF nead gave just the right effect Or aneo blossoms arrayed the lace ana formed something of wreath around the head.
 The pink color scheme of the " 'o' dino found its loyeiest expression II tho bridesmaids dresses. The maid os honor and the four bridesmaids ,noro dresses and hats made precise ,r alike hut varying in shade The ,S,t1 of honor wore the palest pinN any a shell int so delicate that m ea,no oa ltohts it was almost white. Two oe tbo bridesmaids wore deep rose "+ - oc tbn other two were