Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09

! They have swamped him with designs,
! Specifications and specimen sets Of
/ silver which Miss Genevieve Champ
Clark, the House AMBASSADOR extraor-
binary has ordered down for Mr.,
| Mann's inspection.
| Representative Mann has called for
help. and It IL very probable that
| Miss Clark viii return al once to
Washington to assist him IN his
mighty task.
Atlanta Girl Wedding Figure.
Miss Marjorie Brown, daughter Of
Colonel f. T Brown, Of Atlanta, cous-
in Of Miss Wilson. and noted South
ern beauty, promises to be one Of the
most interesting figures at the we'd
| ing. and Washington society is
awaiting her coming to the Capital
with interest Her great beauty and
personal charm, coupled with her de-
votion to her cousin, made her an In
slant favorite with society folks Of
the Capital when she visited Miss
wilson tneTt ldSl SUMMER
Many elaborate affairs were given
In her honor. and scores of the most
eligible beaus Of Washington paid
devoted court at her shrine. Wash
| ington social leaders are hoping she
/ viii remain here for some time after
! the wedding, and a round Of social
gayety is already being planned for
! her
Miss Brown now is in New York
with her mother, but liz expected to
! leave for Atlanta next week to at
tend the wedding of Miss Sarah Raw
son and Marion Smith. son of
! United states Senator Hoke Smith
After that even she will go to Wash
| iugton for the Wilson wedding ar
irving there several days before the
event
Though it is said that there are to
be 500 guests at the ceremony the
fact that the invitations have not yet
been delivered has caused much
speculation as to the fortunate ones.
Beyond the intimate friends of the
Wilson family, no one appears to be
assured Of an invitation, and anxiety
is keen among the social leaders.
Members of the diplomatic corps
will of course, he invited, as espe-
cial consideration always Is paid to
them at White House affairs 1t is
not vet known whether they viii APP
pear in uniforms or in civilian dress
NJ. Jusserand. the French Ambassa-
dor. was received by Mrs. Wilson last
week. and It Is understood that she
conveyed to him her wishes in the
matter As dean Of the corps M.
Jusserand has the duty of settling
the question Of attire.
Preparing Brides Trousseau.
Mrs Wilson and her daughters stil'
are searching the shops of washing
| ton, New York and Baltimore for Gre
dtions to add to the trousseau of the
! OXIDE which already has reached am
| Oitious proportions. Eight hats suit
! able for all occasions have come from
/ New York, and Gotham shops have
| also contributed one of the most elab-
| crate dinner gowns of the entire
| trOusseau.
The sisters Of the bride also are
sharing in the wedding expenditures.
Miss Margaret Wilson having recently
added several modish gowns to her
collection Of evening frocks Much
speculation * being INDUCED in as to
what Mrs Wilson and her daughters
viii wear Mrs. Wilson, II is said, will
wear robe OF soft gray velvet, en-
bossed in a running floral design and
trimmed with ivory toned lace re-
! lleved by touches Of white fur.
The ceremony viii be performed In
| the historic East Room, where Alice
| Roosevelt became the bride of Nicho-
| las Longworth The members OF the
wedding party have been chosen from
among the intimate associates OF Mr.,
! Sayre and Miss Wilson in the philan
| thropic and social service to which
! they have devoted their energies.
/ Washington society folks are
| laughing ot-dHY over a joke that Miss
| Genevieve Clark. daughter Of Speaker
/ Champ clark, played on a group OF
| New York newspape men who tried
I To interview her about the Congress
mems wedding gift for Miss Wilson
| while on a visit to New York she
not only lodged the Interview, but
she caused the reporters to lose hall
an hour OF valuable time.
How She Trieked Reporters.
Miss Clark is in Now York. stop
ping with her cousin, Miss Franc IS
/ StoCkwell. Of No. 1870 East sixty
seventh street Before Miss Glars
! had hrcakfasted a reporters card
was sent up to her. Ten minutes
later another card arrived, and with
in half an hour there were ten go
porters waiting downsta irs to see her
| Ordinarilv Miss CN rli has R warm
spot in her heart for newspaper men
She Is, SO speak one Of them, hav-
ing taken a course In journalism and
written several clever articles. But
a spirit Of mischief came over her
She decided she didn't want to be IN
terViewed ia st then, as she had
planned To leave early on trip &
The siIversmith and jcwelry stores.
In the meantime the reporters
downstairs were having troubles oI
their own. Superintendent Coreu, o'
the apartment house I'm which thC
Stockw ellis live told them they wou't
have 20 wait out, ide s they were
hooking up the entrance They
moved 10 the street Five minute:
later the foutmau st the entrance
who had been summoned inside hN
Mr. CorelL came out md beCkoneC
to the reporters
There's Miss Clark IN there sit.
ting beside The telephone switch.
board" he said. Indicating a g'rllst
figure att. ed IN a brown suit nd
green hat and with her back towar.
the entrance shes waiting for q
taxi"
Goes Out Back Way.
The photoErs piers examined tdej'
cameras to see that they were g.