The Washington times., 1913-11-06
Mrs. Wilson IS In New York City
Accompanied by Miss Jessie Wilson
Believed to Have Gone for
Final Fitting of the Latter's
Wedding Gown. .

MI Wilson left Washington this
lv morning for New York to
spend two days. They have
undoubtedly gone to have the final fit
ungs for the wedding gown, which is
being made there. -
The first entertainment to be given
by the wife OF Cabinet member for
Miss Jessie Wilson since the announce
ment Of her engagement to Mr.. Sayre
was made, viii be the thirteen luncheon
party to be given by Mrs. Joseprus
Daniels on Thursday. November 1s.
Mrs. Daniels will make the event
a strictly official affair, asking the sis
ters Of Miss Jessie Wilson, the daugh-
tiers Of Cabinet members, and the wife
of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
The only two girls outside of official
life will be two friends of Miss Wilson
one at least of whom will come from
Baltimore
Mrs. Daniels herself will make the
fourteenth member of the company at
table. and will thus break the doubtful
omen which Is said to lurke about the
number '13" There will be thirteen
corsage bouquets, and the thirteen
shaded candles will light the table,
while the small favors viii be apropos
on the coming marriage of Miss Wilson.
Mrs. Daniels luncheon party is the
first of several similar events to be
given for Miss Wilson.
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Mrs Wilson has faHap hox for
next Wednesday evening at the Belasoo
Theater for the benefit performance of
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," +"
under the auspices of the Junior Re-
public. On Friday afternoon there will
be special matinee at $3.50 o'clock
also for the benefit of the Junior Re-
public. --.s.a.. ..-. .-. y--.r.
One Of the most beautiful weddings of
the season took place las. evening at s
O'Clock in st. Paurs English Lutheran
Church. when Miss Marguerite Fitz-
simmons. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Fitzsimmons. was married to
William U. Hutterly. The ceremony,
which was performed by the pastor Of
the church, the Rev. John 7. Huddle,
was attended by a large gathering of
IS4dliNSS ana IIItnus.
Quantities of palms, autumn leaves,
and white chrysanthemums adorned the
church. Louis c. Atwater played a
beautiful and appropriate musical pro-
gram during the seating Of the guests,
and just before the entrance of the
wedding party Miss Elizabeth ].
Leckie sang 20, Perfect Love- and %,
Promise Me-
The bride. who was escorted and
given in marriage by her father, looked
charming in a handsome gown of ivory
white charneuse made on draped prin-
cess lines, and trimmed with princess
lace and pearls. Her long tulie veil
vas arranged in a cap effect, and held
IN place with clusters of orange bios
SONS. The bridal bouquet was a shower
IF Bride roses and lilies Of the valley.
The brides only ornaments Were a
string of pearls and a pearl and dia-
rnond ring. gifts from Mr.. HutterIy.
Miss Mary Welsh, who was maid of
honor, wore becoming gown of pink
crepe meteor draped in Chantilty lace.
IN her hair she wore an ornament of
pink tuIie and pearls. She carried a
huge armful of pink chrysanthemums.
Miss Marie Sanner, who was brides
maid, wore pink crepe meteor and lace
and carried pink chrysanthemums.
Andrew ]. Hutterly was his brothers
rest man, and the ushers were l.. n.
.;nowden, uncle of the bride; Otto G.
Raymond, George E. Sullivan, and Mel
ON AcKernon.
An informal reception at the home Of
he brides parents in Thirteenth street
ioIowed the ceremony at the church.
he house was adorned with palms,
.erns, oak leaves and whipe chrysan-
lhemums nd string orchestra play
d through out the evening.
Mrs. Fitzsimmons, mother of the
bride. who assisted in receiving the
guests. wore pink crepe meteor and
ace with an osprey feather in her hair
and wore q corsage bouquet OF pink
oses and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. Hutterly. mother OF. the BRIDE
groom, who also assisted, wore rose
lavender crepe de chine and lace
Miss Cortnne Hutterly, sister OF the
bridegroom, wore yellow crepe de chine.
Mrs II. B. Snowden, grandmother of
the bride. wore black crepe meteor and
chantilly lace.
Mrs. Ira c. Harris, OF Braddock, Pa,
aunt Of the bride, and a house guest,
wore blue crepe meteor.
Miss Geraldine Stockham, of Balti-
more who was also a house guest,
wore white crepe de chine and lace.
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutteriy left for q trip. and upon their
ber is, ct s57s Thirteenth street. Mrs.
Hutterly travelled In tailored suit of
Dark blue cloth, with q gray hat
trimmed with blue.