The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-21
MISS WILSON'S
 WEDDING PARTY
 BEGINS TO ARRIVE
Guests Reach Washington For
 White House Nuptials

Washington, D. C., Nov. 21.-F,rancie Bowes Sayre arrived in Washington yesterday and will stop at the White House until Monday morning, when he will join his brother the Rev. John Nevin~ Sayre, at the home of Associate Justice and Mrs. Charles B. Hughes. He will remain with them until Tues day, the day of his wedding with Miss Jessie Wilson
 Miss Helen Hughes, daughter of Jus tlce and Mrs. Hughes, has arrived from Poughkeepsie to attend the we'd ding She is a senior at Vassar Col lege and will remain here until after Thanksgiving Charles B. Hughes, Jr., who Is to be an usher, will come to Washington on Saturday.
 Dr. Harry J. Garfield, president of Williams College, and Mrs. Garfield, who will be entertained by Colonel and Mrs Archibald Hopkins, will come to Washington on Tuesday morning and stay until Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. WiIffed IT, SGrenfelI. who were to ar rive in time to attend some of the en- tertainments for the bridal party, will not come to Washington until Mon day.
 MT. Francis Lynde stetson. of New York, a friend of MT. Sayre; MT. Sam uel Woodbridge, Mrs. E. s. Howe and Mrs Margaret F. Matthews have ar rived as have Miss Adeline Scott of Princeton.
 Those who have sent gifts to the White House are receiving acSknowI- edgments written by Miss Wilson. Gifts continue to arrIve, but they have been shown to none but close friends. The Ambassador of Spain and Senora de Riano have sent a silver bowl rep resentative of the best work of Spanish silversmiths.
 The Minister of Nicaragua and Sen ora de Chamorra will send a large sil- yer basket filled with American Beauty roses. The basket may be used either for fruit or flowers. The Minister of Panama and Sonora de Morales will send a huge basket of flowers, and the Charge d'Affatres Of Austria Hungary and Baroness Swiedinih also will send flowers.
 The members of the cabinet have made gifts expressive of their indi- vidua1 tastes. All these reached the White House some time ago.. Among them are a set of antique brass and irons, presented by the Secretary ot Agriculture and Mrs. David Franklin Houston, and a large silver vase of the Empire period, from the Secretary o1 Labor and Mrs. William B. Wilson and their daughter, Miss Agnes Hart VII son. Repr resentattve and Mrs. James R. Mann have sent case of C1oisonne The Speaker of the House and Mrs l Champ Clark will send a large basket of flowers.
 l A cook book containing -'an the good old recipes for things that grandmother I used to make is among the gifts to | Miss Wilson. It has been compiled 1 from recipes contributed by four hun- dred and fifty women, among them wives of cabinet members, governmen | officials, governors of states and othel 1 official families. Some of the old | Southern dishes from Miss Wilson S maternal grandmother's cook book alsC | have been included The volume has been bound in practical form for use | in the kitchen, not the library An | other gift is a dozen silver plates from 1 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie.
 A dinner and dance aboard the Pres 1 fdent's yacht, the Mayhower, will bt
 one of the entertainmen for the bri- da1 party which will meet for the las time prior to the wedding at the home | of Associate Justice and Mrs. J. R Lamor, who will have the entire part. at an informal luncheon. Among tn guests will be Miss Ellen Thomas
 daughter of Mrs. Lyman Thomas. O
 Georgia, who will come from NeV
 York on Monday to spend the Thanks giving holiday with Justice and Mrs
 Lamar Miss Thomas is a cousin O
 Miss Mona McAdoo, daughter of tn
 Secretary of the Treas1ry.
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