Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-07
WHITE HOUSE AGAIN SETS THE ALTAR FOR
 A WILSON WEDDING
PRESIDENTS YOUNGEST DAuoH. TER TO BE MARRIED TODAY TO
 SECRETARY OF TREASURY.


 eanor Randolph Wilson, youngest daughter of Che President vill be unit ed in marriage Co William GiDOs Me- Adoo. Secretary Of the Treasury in the Wilson cabinet Miss Wilson will be the fourteenth bride of the White House, and the first daughter of president to be united to a cab net of- ncer
 The wedding ceremony ol tomorrow has been awaited with eager interest by the social and official intimates of the Wilson circle. But compared with some of the brilliant wedding functions of the past this will be com paratively quiet participated in mainly by the immediate family and relatives, and the Presidents official family, made up of the Vice President and members of the cabinet, with their wives This is in accordance with the tastes and wishes of the parties and the White House circle and also c. some extent due to the absorbing at- tention which the president and his cabinet have been giving of late to The Mexican and other public matters
 The ceremony of tomorrow will be held in one of the historic rooms, the scene of SO many gala events, with it's handsome furnishings and the pro- fusion of flowers which the White House conservatory yields. President Wilson will give away the bride. and the groom will be attended by some of his near friends as groomsnan and best man
 Both of the contracting parties to the wedding of tomorrow have become well known here during the present administration The future Mrs. Me- Adoo is the brunette of the Wilson daughters, twentythree years old, with such an expressive face that most people call her handsome. She is tall and slender, her head is we'll 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 darker than her mothers and she wears it in a coil wound round her head. She follows the modes in dress. without eX- aggeration.
 Life at the capital opened up a program of events which the bride-to- be has enjoyed to the fullest Most of the White House weekend guests hay been former associates of the Will son girls and have jointed in their To House tennis court famous during the Roosevelt regime, fitted in perfectly in the Wilson girls home pleasure scheme Miss Eleanor plays a good game of tennis though equally de- voted to horseback riding She IS also fond of walks, often ioining the Pres ident in his jaunts. although her walk ing partner the past spring has benn her future lusljrJ Secretary Me Adoo has ramped with her ma y afternoons after his office hours through the uptown streets and su- burbs.
 Miss Wilson's gowns of the past season have been especially we'll se- lected, and are part of her trouseau. One of her most becoming ball gowns was a white satin. both skirt and vast draped, the distinctive feature being Inc broad girdle of black velvet ribbon with long sash ends. Simplic' ity still rules the gowning of Mrs
 Wilson and her daughters for the street and home wearing One of Miss Fleanors favorite hats this spring has been a shining black sailor faced with rose pink, with a full blown rose and a bit ot foliage perched on the left front of the brim
 Tho bridegroom of tomorrow, Sec rctary William G. McAdoo was born in Marietta, Georgia, 51 years ago. He was only 2l when admitted Co the bar
 after his studies at the University of Tennessee He practiced his pro gessiou in Chattanooga for eight years then moved Co Now York There he conceived thc project with which his name is idontig,d--the Hudson % -, tunnel system, linking New York a-. , Jersey City. Mir Athdo0 was presile-t
 of tue system ou 1902 to 1913 Mr. McAdoc was one of the lori 5'l7 Q Wilson men. ard as vice chairmpu the Democratic rational com '.r,
 and aB acting oh rman during muc.
 of Che 1912 campaign the acQ0 ,l4l D ance between the two, lated to bl - bound together later by family ties
 has had no break from its inception
 Mr. McAdoo's first wife died abou 1.-two years ago. She was Sarah H0us @ ton Fleming of Chattanooga, Tennea
 see. Of his six children. three son and three daughters, the two oldes U are married They are Mrs Charle ,. Martin. who lives in Arizona, anD o Francis n McAdoo of this city I'm
 othor children are William G. McAdoc p Jr. student at Princeton. Robert Me n Adoo. at school ai st. Pauls. Miss Nc Ina McAdoo. who took part in Wasl
 ington social life for the past yea e for the first time, and sallie McAdoc h the little girl of the family
 ., Secretary McAdoo is both young i Iappoarauce and In temperament II l' goes iu for an the sports He ride K plays tennis and bis manner with hi sons and daughters is quite like Cha
 of a big brother When he began th
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