The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-13
WEDDING GOWN
+. WILL Be SIMPLE

Miss Jessie Wilson returned to the
White House yesterday from her few
days stay in New York where she at
tended to the finishing touches to her
wedding gown and other details Of her
~trousseau.
The wedding gown which is to be
simple according to those who are in
the secret, is to be of white satin,
ana trimmed with valuable lace which
has been in the family for many years.
MISS wilson Is tall and slender and
the long draped lines Of the fashion
able gowns are extremely becoming to
ner. She has blond hair and the fam
liar Greek style of hair dressing with
the coil close about the head Is the
mo becoming to her. This fall she
the hair in the middle; drawing it
loosely at the back of the head.
Her going away. gown, recently COM
pleted here, Is of the new shade of
blue chiffon ~broadcloth, made simply
ike the wedding gown, but following
present fashion sufficiently to be mod
lsh but not extreme.
white velvet, and is said to be the
most beautiful costume in the trous-
seau. The train is long and pointed
bod tine a siee0 of w ahd up aSifsppa part xt Of the
clever mingling Of heavy embroidery
IN white and gold. This gown can be
used a reception gown because of the
long train and decollete neck.
Another gown for afternoon wear is
OF white satin and shadow lace, made
short, round length with a ruffle effect
of lace and all white.
Mrs. Wilson's gown for the wedding
Will be OF silver gray and the gowns
for the attendants are to be of draped
chiffon in orchid colors, it is said.
These are believed to be In course of
construction in Baltimore, where many
OF the brides hats and n1nfhAS ota
made. She shops there frequently with
her mother and sisters and they find
1T easier, as they are not so easily
recognized as they are in Washington.
Ihey usually motor owe in their big
touring car.
The first entertainment for the BRIDE
elect before her marriage is a luncheon
which Mrs. Daniels, wife of the secre-
tary of the navy, will give on Nov. IA
IN her suburban home, Single Oak, on
Woodley lane.
The senate of the United States will
present a wedding gift to Miss Wilson
members are contributing $40 each
toward an appropriate present. The
committee having it in charge is COM
posed of Senators MARITIME. Bacon and
OVerman, who have kept the matter as
quiet as possible.
just who will be chosen to select the
gift has not been decided. but it pro-
badly. will be Mrs. Marshall, wife Of
Tie NlCe-pfeSluent, M is expected TO
return to Washington next week from
Arizona, where she went with the vice
president to visit her parents, Judge
and Mrs. Kimsey.
Miss Eleanor Wilson. youngest
daughter of the president, made a mo-
tor trip to Annapolis Saturday to take
luncheon and see the Navy-Bucknell
football game. Accompanying Miss
Wilson were her guest, Miss Hall, and
three young officers, Capt. Frank Nc
Coy, Captain Merry and Lieutenant
Claggett. They were chaperoned by
Mrs. Wilson's secretary, Miss Hagner.
They were the luncheon guests Of the
superintendent of the Naval academy
and Mrs. John H. Gibbons and went
with them to the game, motoring i'm
mediately afterWard back to the White
House.