Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-26
ception hall Of marble floor and buff tinted pilasters.

ception hall of marble floor and bui. tinted pilasters.
 At exactly halp past four o'clock, the President and Mrs. Wilson de. scended the main staircase from the family apartments, proceeding to tue State Dining room where the bridal procession was formed Mrs. Wilson and the members of the two far;ilies were escorted through the parlors to the southern end If the East room and finally to a place jus, in front of Tne dais. Mir Sayre and 'he best man came in from the Blue room, meeting the procession of bridesmaids and the pride at the foot of the dais.
 From the western end of the long corridor at the State Dining room, the bridal procession was formed. In the nicnes of the corridor, palms and tropical plants mad been placed. Each of the bridesmaids escorted by one of the usIers marched slowly into the East room to the strains of the fam ous Loheugrin Wedding March played by the Marine Band. Last the bride entered leaning on the arm of the President, and preceded by the maid of honor. The bride carried bou- quet of lilies of the valley and the bridesmaids pink roses which toned in with their pink dresses
 As the bride and her father reached tie altar the President paused while the groom stepped forward and led the bride up the low steps to the broad dais where the entire bridal party stood tine Fresideut ahd Mrs. VII vii son, standing at the base Of the plas- form.
 The Rev. Mir. Beach read the we'd ding service from the Book of Com mon prayer and immediately after the ceremony, the bridsy party proceeded 10 the Blue room to receive the guests, with tine President and Mrs. Wilson standing with the bride and groom. Then the bridal party entered the private dining room where the table with it's big cake was deco rated with pink roses.
 Refreshments for the guests were served in the State dining room. This
 room IS lighted by silver chandeliers and eight silver electric-sidelight IL is furnished with chairs of mahogany upholstered in dark green tapestry. Three large mahogany console tables with large carved eagles for supports were used for serving.
 The Blue room, the scene of the reception after the wedding, is his- torfc for the many events that have taken place in it. chief among which was the wedding of President Cleye- land Except for decorations here and there, the room Is little changed since then. There is mantle of pure white marble in it. the shelf being supported on bundles of arrows carved in the white marble with bronze tips and feathers: the wainscOtiRg is in white enamel, the wall covering is of heavy, corded blue silk, on which is en-I broidered at top and bottom the Gre clan fret The curtain hangings and of the same blue material as the wall coverings and embroidered with stars. The curtain poles are snrmounoed by glti eagles and the Greeian fret ap- pears also in the ceiling. The furni- ture is in white and gold, upholstered in blue and gold. Blind doors have been cut in tine walls near the south ern end Of the room and at receptions guests pass through the three colored parlors.
 Through the corridors hang with the pictures of Presidents and thci- wives the wedding gEests pro.aenaded after the recs Ftion wi1ile the Marine Baud rendered selections and at $ o'clock tEe lTide and groom sped away on their honeymoon They intend tol trayci atount for month. getting
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