The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-07
WEDDING QUIET ONE A.
COMPARED WITH OTHERS

The wedding ceremony mas h"ta
awaited with eager interest by the
social official intimates Of the Wilson
circle. But compared with some OF
the brilliant wedding functions Of the
past. this will be- comaaratiYely quiet,
participated in mainly by the immH-
date family and relatives, ana the
presidents official family made up ~
the Vice president aud members OF the
cabinet. with their wives. This Is w
accordance with the tastes and wishes
~ the parties IND the White House
circle. and also To some extent due
to the absorbing attention which the
president n his cabinet ave been
Swing Of late TO the Mexican and
other public matters.
Both Of the contracting parties u
the wedding Of today have become
well known here during the present
administration. The futare Mrs. No
Adoo IL the brunette 81 the Wilson
daughters. twenty-three years old.
with such an expressive face that most
call her handsome. b rs tai
and slender. her head Is well shaped,
her eyes are blue. and when she
smiles-or better still when she
laughs. which Is often-she shows her
fine teeth. Her hair Is a shade dark
er than her mothers and she wears II
u. a coil wound round her heau. she
follows the modes In dress, without
eXaggeration.
Miss Wilson was born In Middle
town. Connecticut, where her father
was a professor at Wesleyan un.Ver-
sity. Al fifteen she went to Raleigh.
y. c., 10 boarding school. Later on
while her sister Margaret went IN ser
lously Tor vocal study, and another
sister WAS engaged In social settlement
work In the Kcnsington, Pa. mill dis
trlct. the bride Of today began her
art studies In Philadelphia. inh@rig-
ing her ability and taste In that d.
rcction from her mother.
Life at the capital opened up a
program OF events which tne BRIDE
to-be has enjoyed TO the fullest. Most
of the White House weekend guests
have been former associates OF the
Wilson girls and have Joined In thor
social activities here. The White
House tennis court, famous durins
the Roosevelt regime. htted in per-
fectly la the Wilson girls homa
pleasure scheme. Miss Eleanor plays
a kuuu game VI Athfirs AH"hNh 'tN'hff
devoted to horseback riding. h -
also fond OF walks, often joining the
president Ia his 1aunts, although her
walking partner the past suring has
been her future husband Secretary
McAdoo has tramped with her many
afternoons after mis- office u
through the uptown streets aud sue
urbs.
Miss wilson's gowns 81 the past
season have been especially well se-
lccted. and are part Of her trosseau.
one OF her most becoming ball gowns
was a white satin, both skirt a
waist draped. the distinctive feature
being the broad girdlc 81 black velvet
ribbon with long sash ends. simple
i,y still rules the gowning OF Mrs
Wilson aud her daughters for the
street aud home wearing. one 81
Miss Eleanor's favorite hats this
spring has been a shining black sailor
faced with rose pink. with a fuil-
blown rose and a bit Of foliage percn'
ed on the left front OF the brim.
An Original Wilson Man.
The bridegroom, Secretary william
q. McAdoo, was born IN Marietta,
Georgia. 81 years aEo He was only
~ when Admitted 20 the bar, after
his studies az the University Of Ten
nessoe. He prncticed his profession
In C~hattnnooEa for eight years. when
moved 90 New York. There he on-
reiysd the project which his name ~
identined-the Hudson river tunnel
system. linking New York and JeracS