Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-11-25

the only gifts visible in the east
room.
"Obey" Not in Service.
The fact that the word obey was
to be omitted from the service at
tracted some attention, but reference
to the book of common worship OF
the Presbyterian church discloses that
tho word obey is not included in
the Presbyterian form as it is in the
Episcopalian service.
"ln all love and honor, in all duty
and service, in all faith and tender
ness" are the words which distin-
gnish the Presbyterian service.
Captain Bill Arrives.
Captain Bill Mcdonald, U. S. mar
shal for northern Texas, former body
guard of President Wilson, and vete-
ran Texas ranger, came to town to-
day to attend tfe White House wed.
ding. Captain Bill arrived early wear
ing broad Texas sombrero and with
his coat skirts bulsing as usual about
the hip pockets. The captain said he
was somewhat embarrassed about his
dress.
81 reckon I'll have to get some one to
help me get harnessed' said Captain
Bill TO some of his friends in the exc
cutive office.
"Itll be like putting a new harness
on a broncho mule that's never been
bridled."
The captain asked if there wasn't
some way by which he could be eX'
cused from wearing formal after
noon dress but finally decided to yield
to convention.
Similar tastes, a devotion to the
same ideals, and a desire to dedicate
their lives to work of Christian use.
fulness and social service is the char
acteristc quality of Miss Jessie Wood.
row Wilson, daughter of the president
and Francis Bowes Sayre who today
were married at the White House.
Both have won laurels at college for
their studies in political economy and
subjects, and each has
worked among the poor in the settle.
ments of the big cities, familiarizing
with life's problems.
A fondness for outdoor sports. a de-
sire to spend more time in the work
)f social welfare and service rather
han in the comforts of the drawing
and an ambition to live simply
md quietly and without ostentation,
lave developed a mutually of inter-
sst in the young couple aside from
heir congeniality of disposition. They
,ave known each other about two and
half years, during which time the
wo families have become intimate as
veil The Sayre family is an old
institution with a collie
,iate and theological trend quite simi-
ar to the ancestry of Miss Wilson.
Sayre is a graduate of Williams
Jollege and Harvard Law School. He
las spent his vacations in the sheep
anches of Wyoming, hunting in the
rockies or exploring in Alaska He
counts among his adventures hazard
,us trip across Bering Strait in IL
on schooner, and has tramped the
Canadian woods for DAYS at time
living the hardships of the forest. He
las spent some of his summers on the
labrador coast with DR.. Wilfred T.
frenfell, who each year ministers to
he sick and needy fishermen there.
Dr. Grenfeil is to be best man at the
today. The couple has selec-
ed a modest little house in Williams
own. Mass, where Sayre is to be as
istant to the president of Williams
College, Professor Harry A. Garfield,
son of the martyred president, and
nee a member of the Princeton fac.
llty.
Miss Wilson. the white house bride
# today, was born in Gainesville, Ga,
6 years ago, being two years young
II than her husband. But she has
ived most of her life in Princeton,
where her father was for q years
with Princeton University
After being educated by German gov
.rness until the age of twelve, she at
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