Evening journal., 1913-11-26

For more than an hour the guests filed
J by the couple offering them their con
gratulations as they passed into the
Blue Room where they were received in
turn by the President aud Mrs. Wilson.
The line led through the Red Room and
into the state dinngfoom. where
buffet luncheon was served.
The guest list included members Of
the Presidents Cabinet. the Supreme
Court Of the United States, members
Of the diplomatic corps, the army and
the navy, the Senate and House Of
Representatives resident society,
many kinsmen Of the Wilson's and the
Sayres. and friends and relatives of
both families Nearly SUG were pres
ent at this, the largest wedding in the
history OF the White House.
Among the distinguished guests IN
vited we're: Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall. Secretary OF State and Mrs.
William jennings Bryan. Secretary Of
the Treasury McAdoo and bis daugh-
ter, Miss Mona McAdoo; Secretary OF
War and Mrs. Garrison, Attorney Cen
leral McReynolds, Postmaster General
and Mrs. Burleson and daughters,
{ Miss Lucy and Miss sydney; Secre-
tary OF the Navy and Mrs. Daniels,
/ Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs
Lane. Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Houston. Secretary Of Commercs
and Mrs. Redheld. Secretary of Labor
and Mrs. Wilson and daughter, Miss
Agnes Hart Wilson, the French Am-
bassador and Madame Jusserand. the
lGorman Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff, the Turkish Ambas-
sador the italian Ambassador and
Marchesa Cusani and their daughter,
Donna Beatrice Cusani the Brazilian
Ambassador and Madame. Da Cana,
the Russian Ambassador and Madame
Bakhmeter. the Japanese Ambassador
and the Countess Chinda; the Austro-
Hungarian Ambassador and Lady
Spring Rice, Chief Justice and Mrs.
White, Mr. Justice and Mrs McKen-
ma, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wen
doll Holmes Mr.. Justice Day. Mr..
Justice Lurton and Mrs Lurton, Mr..
lJustice Hughes ptney and Mrs, Pit
lney. Speaker and Mrs Clark and
. daughter, Miss Genevieye Clark, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Oscar Under
wood. Senator and Mrs. MARITIME. Rep
lresentativc and Mrs. James r. Mann,
John V. A. MacMurray. Miss Matt
land Marshall, Miss Kate Dubose,
Miss Ruth Howe, Miss Elizabeth
Howry and Miss Dorothy Alesire.
Gifts of royal richness we're the
lportion OF Mr. and Mrs. Sayre. From
the most beautiful treasures of
Europe, from the tropics OF the Amer
lean continents, from the choicest
jewel houses of the United States
| came tokens fit for a kind and queen
The House of Representatives sent a
diamond lavalliere of SURPRISING
beauty--a canary diamond. surround
ed by eighty-five smaller white dia-
monds. Senators added their tribute
resident society Wed with each other
10 honor the White House bride in
giving presents.
The rich landings Of gold which adorn
the windows of the cast-room formed a
beautiful background for the tall palms
Boston ferns trailing smilax and clus'
ters of roses and chrysanthemums
which formed the decorative scheme.
The raised dais. built in the east win
dow had as background the gold dra-
pories which were covered with curtains
OF smilax. studded with white chrysan
themums and roses.
Two huge blue Dresden vases, the fin
est specimens Of the potter's art II
America. presented to the White Hous
E by the President of France, stood a
either side of the majestic altar file
with huge bouquets Of white ehrysan