The Washington times., 1914-05-08
NJ 'ADOO AND BRIDE
IN NEW HAMP PSH|RE
viii Spend Part of Honeymoon
at Summer Home of Wins
ton Churchill.

whisked in an automobile from the
hoautiful setting in which their we'd
ding was staged at the White House
Et o'clock last evening. Secretary of
he Treasury McAdoo and his bride
ped the first part of their journey as
nan and wife over the roads to Col
ege Park. Md. There a Pullman car
a as awaiting them.
They entered this car as a crowd of
curious ones at the little railway sta
loI. wav.u lEem Gedspeed.
According to reports from railroad
.-irCles today William G. McAdOO and
lis bride who was Miss Eleanor Will
afternoon and will spend a part OF
heir honeymoon at Harlakenden
House, the summer home of Winston
churchill.
The private car. Philadelphia in
which MCAdoo and his bride lett
Washington last night, was trans
ferred to a West Shore train at Ma
tioaal Junction, n. j., early today and
the West Shore was under lnStruc-
tions to take the car as far as Green
field, Mass.
Beautiful in Setting.
Simple in contrast in detail With the
wedding of the thirteenth White House
DTide. Mrs. Francis Bowes Sayre, which
occurred last November. the marriage
OF the fourteenth White House bride
vas just as beautiful in its setting
rhe Blue Room ana adjoining corridors
we're transformed into veritable arbor
If flowers. The Marine Band, the
members Of which We're attired in their
,carIet coats and sc4rIeI-sIriped blue
.rousers, played l,re wvuulng music.
The gOlu-braldeu military and naval
aides OF the " f-IIe House leo the way
u the bridal party down the grand
staircase. President Wilson escorted
mis- daughter, the youngest OF his lam
ny, TO the altar and gave her in mar
mage.
The brides sisters, Mrs. Francis
Bowes Sayre and Miss Margaret VIII
son, and Miss Nancy Lane and Miss
sally McAdoo were her attendants, the
asst named acting as flower girls.
these two charming little maids
strewed the pathway of the bridal
party with roses in delicate symbol
sm that the future journey through
life of the couple might be carpeted
with flowers.
DR.. Cary Travers Grayson, L. S. N,
acted as Secretary McAdcO's best man.
The Rev. Sylvester w. Beach. pastor
II the Presidents family for years. Of
ficiated at the ceremony. The Epis-
Copal marriage service, somewhat
changed in wording, was used in
Initing the distinguished pair.
Mother Notceably Affected.
Mrs. Wilson. the mother of the bride.
was most noticeably affected by the
sight of her youngest child leaving
her. The brides eyes turned to those
Of her mother as the clergyman COM
pleted the ceremony. She seemed to
realize her parents feelings and en-
braced her. Tears swclled to the eyes
Of everyone present at the touching
scene, but in a second these We're ban
ished by hearty laughter and con-
gratula tions.
Come let me receive all of you in
he state dining room.' exclaimed the
bride. Then the guests adjourned TO
watch the cutting OF the wedding
cake.
IL there is any reliance to be placed
upon the signs and superstitions ex-
racted from a wedding cake. Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones will he the ff-
teenth White House bride. Miss Bones,
who has been a member of the Wilson
household since the family come to
washington, drew this prediction in
the form of a ring. Other revelations
made by the McAdoo-Wilson bridal cake
are that Franklin Houston, son Of the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs Hous-
ton, will be a rich man. He drew a
piece OF money.
Miss Nancy Lane. daughter of the