The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-05-15
NOW MRS. M'ADOO
Secretary Leads the Presidents
Daughter, Eleanor, to Altar.
IN NAY DAY FLORAL ATTIRE

Blue hCOm ETCCIGO DiINS ~
Stand-Presents for Flower Girls
Several of McAdoo Family Absent
Mrs. Sayre Arrives Early.
WASHINGTON. The famous
and beautiful blue room Of the White
House has been transformed from it's
stiIted and formal appearance into a
bower of green and white springtime
loneliness, for the wedding ceremony
Of Miss Eleanor, the youngest daugh-
ter of President and Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson, and Secretary of the Treasury
w. H. McAdOo In addition to the blue
room, which is the scene OF the nup-
tiaI ceremony itself, both the red and
green parlors and the state dining
room also were filled with May bios
SONS and greenery for the occasion OF
the second White House wedding OF
the present social season.
Owing to the exclusive smallness CT
the wedding group, however, the east
room where every previous wedding
Of a daughter of the White House has
been held, was we'll night overlooked.
The two towering mantle pieces and
the deep bays of the windows were
filled with palms, ferns and lilies, but
otherwise the great apartment was
neglected.
A dias constructed about ten inches
high to the southwark curve of the
blue room furnishes standing place
for the members of the bridal party. 1t
is covered with rich oriental rugs
upon which the bride and bridegroom
knelt for the prayer and benediction
The Rev. Syivanus Beach read the
service at p. m. Thurs lay. the
dainty little flower girls, little
Sally McAdoo, future step-daughter of
the bride, and Miss Nancy Lane.
daughter of the secretary of the inter
Tor. have been carefully instructed in
their parts and the presidents military
and naval staff are on hand as ushers
with the other assistants of the bride.
Mrs. Sayre arrived in The morning
Others who are guests are Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph S. Wilson, Professor AK
son, brother of Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
kellogg of Atlanta, Ca, Miss Hunter,
of Portsmouth, Va; Miss Duffield and
Mis- Fine, OF Princeton; Miss Majorie
Brown, of Atlanta, cousin of Mrs. Will
son who was one of the bridesmaids
at the Sayre- Wilson wedding and Miss
Stattleman, of Wilmington, who was
also one of the guests at the Sayre
Wilson wedding.
Miss Eleanor Wilson ordered the
gifts of her flower girls. They are
slender gold chains. The lockets each
las a diamond in the center and on
the backs, the Wilson-McAdoo mono
gram and date and the name of the
recipient.
Part of McAdoo Family Absent.
Miss Mona McAdoo, the elder un-
married daughter of Secretary Nc
AdoO. returned to Washington from a
visit with her sister-in-law, Miss
Mrs. Francis H. McAdoo, in Green
Spring Valley, Md. Mrs. Francis H.
McAdoo has arrived in Washington
Mrs. Martin, Secretary McAdoo's ED
est daughter, whose home is in Ari-
zcna, will not attend the wedding. She
has sent word that her husband is ill.,
Thus far no word has been sent re-
garding the prospective presence of
VIM Gibbs McAdoO, Jr., the second
con of the secretary. who is at Prince
Ton. Robert McAdoo, the youngest
son, is still in preparatory school
Gifts Selected.
Two important gifts were selected
for Miss Wilson and are being suitably
inscribed. One is a diamond bracelet
selected as the gift of the senate and
sent with a letter from Senator Mar,
tine, chairman of the committee.
The othT gift was that given By
the New JERSEY delegation in con-
gress. 1t was selected by Mrs. Thomas
J. Scully. vito of Representative Scui.
Iy of that state. 1t is a Sheffield tray.
oval in shape. of FURNISHED silver with
a rose garland design. In the center is
inscribed in clear script "E. r. w" IN
appropriate inscription not yet decided
upon, will be engraved under the
brides initials in the center of TIE
tray.
The gift of the cabinet members to
their colleague and his bride, is a set
of one dozen silver plates and a pair
IF silver vases.