Evening star., 1914-05-07

coming to Washington that her &C
ouaintance has grown to be a large
one outside of the official and social
world, to whose movements she was
until the past year an utter stranger
She has interested herself IN phllan-
thropic problems and civic bettermeht
and has a very busy life. She has given
much of her time to her vocal studles
and is diligent in her practice. reserV-
ing her morning hours whenever IL IS
practicable for steady work
She has Just as much love TOT OUT
door recreations as her sisters ana e6-
cells In what they also do well, riding
and tennis Her educational accom-
niish ments are many and her studies
have been along serious lines
In Public Song Recitals.
She has sung at several White House
musicals and also at concerts for the
blind as well as at other events In TINS
city. She made public debut as a
singer last spring In New York.
Mrs. Francis B. Sayre, who was jessie
Wilson second daughter of the PRESIDENT
and the rnatron Of honor at the Wedding
TODAY, had all the limelight directed at
her last year. The glory OF 1T culfnlnated
in her beautiful wedding. November %.
made a name for herself as settlement
worker. and has continued her interest
in all projects concerning that phase OF
humanitarian work. Mr.. and Mrs Sayre
spent several months abroad after their
wedding, visited at the White House on
their return. and have since lived quietly
in Wiliamstown. Mass.
DR.. Grayson Popular.
DIR. Cary Grayson, best man for Sec
retarv McAdoo, is the intimate personal
friend Of President Wilson and the bride
groom. He is clean cut liked by all who
know him, and unobtrusive. AS the
medical adviser and friend and com
panion of the President, he is highly
regarded by all the members or the
Presidents family. He is the golf com
panion and opponent of Mr.. Wilson, and
accompanies the President on all his
trips
DR.. Grayson was born in Culpeper,
Va, October IL, 1878 and graduated from
the University of the South, at Suwanee.
Tenn, in 1903. having taken medical
course prior to going there. He was
appointed an acting surgeon of the navy
July II, 1903, and commissioned an as
sistant surgeon June %. l!nl, reaching
the grade of passed assistant surgeon
June ~, 1907
He served at the Naval Hospital in
Washington in 1904. attended the army ma
neuvers at Thoroughfare. Va. the same
year and until March, 1905, was at the
Naval Medical School in this city. Until
| May, 1903, he was attached to the marine
| barracks in this city and saw service on
| various vessels of the navy. Later he
served at the bureau of medicine and
surgery In the Navy Department, in the
naval dispensary, Medical School Hos
| pital and elsewhere in Washington. He
| had his first service at the White
| House in 1912, when he was named as
additional aid there. becoming perma-
nent aid in April. 1913
Flower Girls Enjoy Parts.
The brides youthful attendants, Sal
lie McAdoo and Nancy Lane, have had
great deal Of enjoyment out Of the
consp spicuous places assured them in the
history of the wedding. At the re-
hearsal yesterday they promptly obeyed
all signals, and showed that they
could and would invest their part of
the bridal pageant with all the un-
conscious dignity and grace of thei.,
years.
Sallie McAdoo. the baby of the house
, hold over which today's bride will soon
be mistress and mother. is twelve Years
old She goes to school in this city and
has frequently exhibited her affection for
Miss Wilson. being her frequent COM
panion for the past three months.
| Nancy Lane nherits the friendly quail
| ity which makes her mother so popular.
She loves California, her real home. but
is very happy with her schoolgirl life
here. Mrs. Lane. who is a fine musician
superintends her young daughters piano
studies.