Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24

aSSetlDle III the EOldlS uIIIiS
room promptly at APO p. m.
Plans All Worked Out.
A. the first strains of the wedding
march break out in the East Room
Miss wilson, preceded by her bridal
attendants and leaning on the arm of
aer father. will pass through the
main corridor of the White House to
the East Room through a walk Of
white ribbons.
Mss Margaret Wilson, as maid Of
7onor. will lead the procession. She
viii be zowned In white crepe
gown shaded into a. deep rose. I'm
nAdiately following her will come
her sister Miss Eleanor Wilson, with
Miss Adeline Scott, of Princeton, in
gowns Of the same material shading
from pale pink to hydrangea.
Then will follow Miss Marjorie
Brown of Atlanta, and Miss Mary
White of Baltimore, the other
bridesmaids, whose gowns will have
sill deeper tones. Then will follow
The four ushers, DIR. Scoville Clark,
BENJAMIN B. Burton, of New York;
Charles T. Hughes, Jr., son Of the
Supreme Court Justice, and DR.. Gill
bert Horax, OF Montclair, n. J.
As the procession sweeps on the
r. scarlet coated musicians of the
Marine Band will play Mendelssohn's
Welding march, pianissimo.
Wed at "NeiIie Grant" Window
As the maid of honor at the head
of the procession reaches the door Of
the East Room, Mr.. Sayre, accom-
parted by his groomsman, Wilfred
J;renfell the Labrador missionary,
will enter from the Blue Room and
at the foot Of the dais erected at
Nelly Grants window will there
await his bride. The officiating
clergyman, the Rev. Sylvester W.
family pastor will also walt at the
foot of the dais
Nearby will be grouped Mrs. Will
son and Mrs Sayre, the two mothers
and some of the nearest relatives OF
both bride and bridegroom, while the
ice President and Mrs. Marshall
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark, Miss
Gensyieve Clark, the Cabinet, MEM
Gcrs of the Supreme Court and the
Diplomatic Corps, the Cousins Club
end immediate relatives in an en-
closure made by the liberal use Of
satin ribbons, and the rest of the
guests will distribute themselves in
the huge room as best they may.
Bride Will Receive.
After the ceremony the bride and
,rinsgruom will stand between the
President and Mrs. Wilson in the
Blue Room and receive congratula
ions The bride will then cut the
historic cake, which weighs $50
pounds and is two stories high, !"
capped with q vase containing white
orchids
Besides the cake 1000 small boxes
will be provided, making half ton
of cake. The wedding cake boxes
are white, the initials being mono
gFammed in silver with a diamond
shaped border tied with white satin
ribbon. The cake cutting ceremony
will be held in the private dining
room. although a buffet supper will
be spread in the state dining room.
The rehearsal took place this aft
ernoon. The President led Miss Jes-
sic to the flower banked altar in the
east room, where Mr.. Sayre waited
beside his best man. DIR. Wilfred
Grenfel, in the presence of the on l.
eating clergymen. the Rev. Sylvester
W. Beach and the Rev. John Neyin
Sayre, the brother of the bridegroom
elect. The maid Of honor, the brides
maids and the four ushers took their
stations as In the actual ceremony,
ana Mrs. Wilson reviewed the spec
tacle and offered suggestions.
Dance on Yacht To night.
ASIDE from the affair Washington
society was Chi 1v concerned with
the dinner dance to be given tonight
ABOARD the Presidents yacht, May.
mower, moored in the Potomac. The
vessel is bower of roses, smilax and
palms, and its decks are roped off
with cables of green, from which at
n!ghttal will twinkle hundreds Of
CColored incandescent lights, trans
forming the official craft into fairy
paIace. Music by select group from
tne Marine Band will time the steps
OF me pick of young off1cisldom for
perhaps the gayest function Of the
"nole pre-nuptial season.
:, speculation as to the direction of
IIe wedding journey is heightened by
we presence of the Mayflower in the
Ityef' Wives of some officials think
Lnat MISS Jessie may have obtained
PERMISSION to sail away on the his
yorlc craft. Others say the journey
saS been arranged and that 1t is to
De southwark by train.
luncheon was given to-day by
etary and Mrs. Bryan for DR.
IenIeIl, the guests including the ma
.''ItN OF those assembled here for to-