The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-26

Washington, Nov 25.-Simplicity
with dignity-the same ideal which
President Wilson has cherished for
his administration since it's Inaugural
tion-was the redominant note in the
marriage late today of Jessie Wood
row Wilson, second daughter OF Pres
ident and Mrs. Wilson, and Francis
Bowes Sayre.
The Ceremony.
The ceremony was solemnized in
the historic east room, majestically
'sSecR ed in masses of flowers for the
OF IN, at 4:30 O'Clock this after
mood, but long before that hour the
White House grounds assumed a holi-
day appearance. The passing of au-
tomobiles and carriages to and from
the north portico told the gathering
crowds outdoors that the bridal party
the ushers and attendant maids
had arrived and that all was in readi-
ness for the unusual event-the CIV
ing in marriage OF a daughter of the
---esiieEf Of -tse-United States.
Notwithstanding its official brillian-
cy, There was q distinct touch OF
LONELINESS in the days affair. The
Rev. Sylvester w Beach, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church at
Princeton, N. j., whore Miss Wilson
long taught Bible class and where
the Wilson family worshipped for a
score of years, had Deen Selected as
the officiating clergyman. The maid of
honor was the eldest daughter of the
president, Miss Margaret Wilson. The
bridesmaids were the brides younger
sister, Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson,
and Miss Mary G. White, of Baltimore
Miss Adeline Mitchell Scott, of Prince
ton, and Miss Marjorie Brown, of At
lanta, the last relative and the 9TH
ers chums of girlhood days.
The Best Man.
ne best man was Dr. Wilfred r.
Grenfeli, with whom Mr.. Sayre spent
many months ministering to the sick
and needy on the rock bound Labra-
groom's. college mates, BENZ. B. Bur
toGs@New York; DR.. De Witt Scoville
Ctez., Jr., Salem, Mass; DR.. Gilbert
Horrav, Montclair N. j., and Chas. E.
Hughes, Jr., son Of the Justice of the
supreme coirt.
The brids and groom-both blonde
and Of a1out the same height, she,
known Is the White House beauty be-
causc II her classic Grecian features,
{ and he a tall, 1.-THE young man athlet-
ic in appearance with sharp features
and fair complexion-were busily
occupied during the fore part of the
DAY mingling in the bridal party, their
relatives and house guests to whom
alone the White House was accessible
before the wedding hour
Four Hundred Invitations.
There were but 400 invitations is
sued-600 less than at the Roosevelt
wedding seven years ago-but the
Wilson's are newcomers in Washing
ton, whereas the Roosevelt administra
Md their wives had had great
o3portunity to establish intimate
relations at the White House.
Members of the cabinet and their
wives and families, as well as the JUS
tices of the supreme court of the Unit
ed States and their families, the am
bassadors and ministers, representing
Kings and emperors throughout the
civilized world, the vice president and
wife, Speaker and Mrs Champ Clark,
Senator Kern and Representative Os-
car Underwood the Democratic lead
ers, and Senator Gaifinger and Repre-
sentative Mann, the minority leaders
Of co6,.. ..ss and their wives-these
the persons invited because of
2ificial potion, though among
ere many close friends or tho
family.
Tors and members of the nouse