New-York tribune., 1913-11-26

/ visit the parents Of Mrs. Marshall, and
will not arrive here for a week. Ihey
/ sent TO the bride a set Of beautiful
! china. which was bought and packed IN
/ Indianapolis Miss Wilson sent little
/ note To Mrs. Marshall. in which she eX-
pressed her delight with the gift, and
said it was so dainty and exquisite that
| IT reminded her Of the donor.
New Home To Be Ready.
While ruch Of the heavy furniture
which was given TO the bride was not
sent TO the White House at all, but to
| her home in Willamstown. Mass, other
| things are now being packed, and the
new home will be in readiness for the
bridal couple when they return from
| their honeymoon trip.
| Among the relatives Of the President
and Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Sayre who
arrived to-day just in time for the
wedding were j. Wilson Woodrow, Of
| Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nick.
, Frank Mitchell and j. r. Byrne, Of
Santo Domingo: Miss B. Conde. OF New
| York: Miss NJ. Crafty and Louis NJ.
| Baker. also Of New York; Miss Helen
/ Hogue, OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
( Charles NJ. Hathaway. OF Oliphant,
| Penn. and Miss Alice Appenzeller. Of
| Lancaster, Penn. all OF whom regis
tered at the Powhattan. that they
might be near the White House.
Three trunks. and only three, fol-
| lowed the bride from the White House.
and this was said 20 be because she
would attend the football game in New
| York with her husband, and members
Of the family probably would take with
4, them to New York such other luggage
as she might need.
There was one feature Of the we'd
ding which impressed all those present,
and that was the number of quiet,
scholarly looking men and women who
were -rouped in the East Room during
the ceremony.
The little daughter Of Mr. Tumulty,
secretary To the Pr sdent. and Mrs.
Tumulty was present at the wedding
upon the special invitation of the bride
who has made much OF a pct of her
since the family came to Washington.
Mr.. Sayre presented to each Of his
ushers and his best man a small dia-
mond stickpin after the last of the
three rehearsals Of the wedding at the
White House yesterday afternoon.
They wore these at the wedding, and
the bridesmaids wore their bracelets,
which were also presented to them yes
terday.
Plans for Journey Secret
The calmness of the bride and her
simple dignity impressed every one all
through the ceremony and the recep-
ton which followed. The President
was grave through ii all, smiling only
occasionally, but Mrs Wilson was just
as happy as one of her girls, and IT
was hard to realize that she was the
mother of a family of three grown-up
daughters, one Of whom was married
to-day.
Every possible effort was made ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayre TO keep secret
their plans for the wedding journey.
That they are going away Is evidenced
by the details furnished to the press
regarding Mrs. Sayre's travelling Co.'S /
tune. but every one attached to the |
White House refused to say a word
as to the plans of the young couple or
else professed absolute ignorance. De-
spite this, however, several trunks left
the White House early in the evening
for the Union Station, and so great
premium has this policy of secrecy
put upon their plans that a host OF
newspapermen watched every port of
evening, each hoping TO be the fortu-
nate one who will get upon their
trail and reveal TO the world the
course pursued by the bride and bride
groom in their efforts to elude the eyes
of a sympathizing but curious public.
In the case of the last White House
bride there was no attempt at secrecy,
IL being officially announced at the
White House that Mr. and Mrs. Long
worth had accepted the offer OF Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Mclean OF their
country home. Friendship. for the first
few days after their wedding. While
this announcement served to satisfy the
newspaper men and saved them from
all annoyance by the representatives OF
the press, II also served to guide a
number Of more or less hilarious
friends Of Mr.. Longworth, who, after
gathering at the Metropolitan club and
drinking to health OF the bride and
bridegroom in numerous bumpers. OBJ
tanned the services OF section of the
Marine Band and serenaded the newly |
welded couple the greater part Of The |
night. Friendship being within COM |
paratively easy access Of Washington. '