Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
RARE C|F TS FOR:
PRESIDENT
DAUGHTER
Fur Coat Made of PeIts of 1000
Chipmunks Is One of the
Handsome Presents.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-All ordi-
nary occupations at the White House
have been superseded by the prepa-
rations for Miss Jessie Wilson's we'd
ding to Frances Sayre on the 25th.
The invitations are already out and
Miss Wilson is waiting for the we'd
aing gown. This is Of eoftest creamy
satin, trimmed with a quantity of
rare lace, the 10 OF the >;ife of the
Vice President Mrs. Marshall, and is
being made in New York, as are the
dainty bridesmaids costumes.
All sorts of rumors are rife as TO
the color scheme of the wedding. The
decorations in the east room are soft
est gold and yellow, and certain high
authorities declare that the attend
ants gowns will be soft cream and
Yellow to harmonic.
"Mums" in Evidence.
Quantities of yellow chrysanthc-
NUNS are being grown at the Ma
Ional Botanical Garden, presumably
or the event. These NUNS range
from the palest cream to the deepest
.anary, and some of them ave beasI-
iful variegated pink centers.
No matter what may be the color
hat the hats will be of gold lace and
black velvet, with tiny sprays of
velvet roses in front.
Little can be definitely learned of
hose who will attend the bride. 1t
is generally believed here that Miss
Margaret and Miss Eleanor Wilson
will be co-maids of honor, and that
four bridesmaids will be chosen from
the girl cousins of the bride.
Only about seven hundred and fifty
guests can be comfortably enter
aimed in the East Room, and the
members of Congress and their fam
lies, the Cabinet and their families,
the Supreme Court circle and the all
important diplomatic circle, will
count up to that mark. Rumor has
said that the wedding proper will be
witnessed by only a selected COM
Dany and that a general reception
TO Congress and resident society will
follow.
To Observe Precedence.
The master of ceremonies will have
no easy time, for the foreign repre-
sentatives of the various countries
will have to be placed in order Of
precedence determined by the num-
her of years of service in the diplo-
matte corps. Then that old trouble
7'iItt piODlSIl VI the placing OF the
'aief Justice and the Supreme Court
Associate Justices, the Cabinet and
The Army and Navy will arise again.
Among the gifts which Miss Wilson
vii receive is a sealskin coat lined
with chipmunk, which took one thou
sand Of the little animals to make
There are, too. numerous rare and
costly gifts from foreign powers
which have already arrived.
Mr. Sayre will come to Washington
early next week, and several informal
sFSaiTs hare been arranged in honor
Of the future White House bride and
bridegroom. Miss Wilson will sus-
pend her busy operations on her
rousseau for few days, so as to see
that her fiance meets her Washing
ION friends and has q good time gem
orally.
While no announcement has been
made as to the honeymoon trip, it is
rumored it will be passed in Bermuda
d. Wilfred Grenfel, of the Labrador
Mission for deep sea fishermen, will
be the best man for Sayre, and it is
expected that DR., Cary T. Grayson, Z.
5 n, the Presidents aide, will be one
Of the ushers.
Fttzwilliam NJ. Master Woodrow, of
Prlnceton, Nj, a young cousin of the
pride, will be in the party