Arizona republican., 1913-11-16

dition to the younger set.
 MT. and Mrs. Beverly Cox gave an artistically appointed dinner Sunday
 in compliment to MT. and Mrs. Will liam Julian who left that evening for Tucson. The Julians were in town
 for fortnight and were the incentive
 for much social attention.
 Having approved of the last fin | ishing touches to her beautiful white satin wedding gown, which she tried on for the last time while in New I York, Miss Jessie Wilson, daughter Of the president, has completed her i shopping With Mrs. Woodrow WIl- , son she will now devote herself to the details of arrangements for the | big White House wedding on NovCm- 1 Der 25, when she becomes the bride Of Frances BoWes Sayre, of New 1 York
 The beautiful trousseau, with the gown which Mrs. Wilson will wear ! on this notable occasion, and the bridesmaids gowns which have been fashioned by New York modiBte, will arrive in WashnEto this week. carefully guarded enroute by mem Ter of the firm of dressmakers. The wedding gown. the most inn pcrtant of the large and beautiful rousseau, Is made of soft. clinging white satin. It has a court train nearly three yards long and is al- most completely covered with white fiImy lace, T gift of Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall The lons white tulle veil Will be held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms.
 Miss Wilson has scorned the sug- eestion of a hoodoo in the figure thirteen, in connection with the we'd ding. for this is regarded by Presi- dent Wilson and members of his fam fly as a particularly lucky one. Thir- teen persons will comprise the we'd ding party of the lovely young girl who becomes the thirteenth White House bride
 Miss Margaret Wilson will be her sisters maid of honor. The brides
 maids will be Miss Eleanor B. Will
 son. the brides younger sister. Miss Mary c. White. of Baltimore,
 cIassmate at Boucher College. of the
 bI idle eject: Miss Adeline Mitchell
 Scott, daughter of Professor William
 E. Scott, of Princeton, and Miss Mar
 jorie Brown, daughter of Colonel F.
 T. Brown, Of Atlanta. Ga. Dr. Will
 fred T. Grenfell, the famous Labra-
 Go1 missionary, will act as best man.
 The four ushers will be Benjamin E.
 Burton, of New York: pr. Scoville
 Clark, of Salem. Mass; pr. Gilbert
 HoraX, Of Montclair. and Charles F.. Hughes, Jr., son of Justice Hughes. of the, United States supreme court.
 The wedding ceremony will be per
 formed in the east room at four
 thirty o'clock by the Reverend Syl- Nester W. Beach. pastor of the church which the president attended
 n Princeton. and in whose Sunday
 school Miss Wilson taught a class
 The bridal party win stand be-
 tween the two south windows. where
 Maria Monroe, the first White House bride. Nellie Grant. Elizabeth Tyler and Alice Longworth were married
 An arbOr will be formed of palms. chrysanthemums and quantity of
 southern jessamine as pretty com pliment to the name of the bride
 
 The week just passed has been an enjoyable one to Mrs. Carl Hayden. who after strenuous season in Washington has found pleasure in Icing quietly at home. Both charm lrs Mrs. Hayden and genial Congress man Hayden are popular socially, but beyond the most informal affairs are accepting little in the way of at tenton- Mrs Hayden passes most of her time with her hostess. Mrs. Daniel Francis, and Cn Monday ani Tuesday they motored over the coun- try and desert which has much charm, Tor Mrs. Hayden. Wednesday after noon Mrs. Francis gave an informal auction, only two tables of guests being present. Thursday they re- celVed few friends and Friday Mrs Hayden was the guest of honor at q luncheon given by the Friday club. l Ihe weeks pleasures closed with a ! luncheon given in Mesa yesterday bv
 Mrs. H. l.. Chandler and Mrs. John 1 W NaFinS. It was d beautifully ap- l pointed event with profusion of choice roses to carry out the dec olatiVe scheme. Auction followed tn. | luncheon. The guest list included Mrs. Carl Hayden. Mrs Daniel Fran | cis Mrs. w. P. Sears, Mrs. Sims F1,, 1 Mrs. A. J. Chandler, Mrs Ross Kings | bury. Mrs Ruth Huber. Mrs. John Haeerlund, Mrs. H. D. Evans, Mrs. | C. Harris, Mrs. NJ. O. Gibbon. Mrs George Scott, Mrs. J. F. Drane IF and Mrs Bert Wingar
 Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Chandler gave
 delightful house party Tuesday and | " ednesday at the san Marcos in
 Chandler. It is understood that the hotel. which is one of the most at | tractiVe in the west, is to De for
 maliy opened on Saturday. Fashion
 able folk will do quite a bit of their | entertaining this winter at this charmlng place and nearly evervore
 pans to motor down for the opening.
 Tn the Chandler party fast week Were MT. ana Mrs. Walter Talbot, MT. and Nirs. Dwight B. Heard MT. and Mrs.
 <.hcii Martin Mr. and Mrs. Louis H 1 ChalmerS. MT. and Mrs Will Rn,,in