Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
WILSON'S ALL
READY FOR
NUPT|A[S
Attendants on Hand, Details Com
pIete for Marriage of Presi-
dents Daughter tuesday.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-After the
"maddest. merriest month" of her
life, Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson.
second daughter of the President and
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, will defy su-
prostitution on Tuesday and marry
Francis Brown Sayre. in the East
Room of the White House, thus be-
coming the thirteenth White House
bride.
A brilliant assembly of persons, in
Guiding witnesses from every branch
of off1cialdom, will be guests, be-
sides the diplomatic corps, in all the
glory Of full dress uniforms, and the
many interesting personal friends
and relatives of the Wilson and Sayre
families. These include distinguished
literati, educators and philanthro-
pists all over the United States of
America.
The flags of the Government build
ings and those of foreign embassies
and legations will float at full mast
in honor of the nations bride.
Already the bridesmaids, relatives
of the bridegroom, a large house
party and the Cousins Club have
arrived at the White House, and it is
taxed to it's fullest capacity, beds
having been placed even in the dress
Ing rooms. The bridegroom elect
and his brother, the Rev. Nevin
Sayre, are here and are house guests
of Justice and Mrs. Charles E. Hughes
over the wedding.
The gowns worn by the women
guests will be beautiful in the ex-
IRENE, and, although the hour of the
ceremony demands demi- toilet,
there will be seen a profusion of mag
nificent earrings and pendants. Every
gown seen in the East Room on the
wedding day will be brand new, and
it is estimated that the show dresses
exhibited and the jewels worn will
approximate 100000
Plans All Worked Out
Because of the excellent plans
worked out at the Alice Roosevelt
Longworth wedding eight years ago
the same line of procedure will OBJ
tain. The family and bridal party
will assemble in the State dining
room promptly at 4:20 p. m.
AS the first strains of the wedding
march break out in the East Room
Miss Wilson, preceded by her bridal
attendants and leaning on the arm of
her father, will pass through the
main corridor of the White House to
the East Room through a walk of
white ribbons.
Miss Margaret Wilson, as maid of
honor. will lead the procession. She
will be gowned in a white crepe
gown shaded into a deep rose. I'm
mediately following her will come
her sister, Miss Eleanor Wilson, with
Miss Adeline Scott, of Princeton, in
gowns of the same material shading
from pale pink to hydrangea.
Then will follow Miss Marjorie
Brown Of Atlanta, and Miss Mary
White, OF Baltimore, the other
bridesmaids, whose gowns will have
still deeper tones. Then will follow
the four ushers, DIR. Scovlle Clark,
Benjamin B. Burton, of New York;
Charles E. Hughes. Jr.. son of the
Supreme Court Justice, and DIR. Gil
bert HoraX, of Montclair, n. j.
AS the procession sweeps on the
rs scarlet coated musicians of the
Marine Band will play Mendelssohn's
wedding march, pianissimo.
AS the maid Of honor at the head
of the procession reaches the door of
the East Room, Mr.. Sayre, accom-
panied by his groomsInan, Wilfred
Grenfell. the Labrador missionary,
will enter from the Blue Room and
at the foot OF the dais erected at
Nelly Grants" window will there
await his bride. The officiating
clergyman, the Rev. Sylvester w.