Smyrna times., 1915-12-22
HANDSOME WEDDING GIFTS
Delegates From New Jersey and the
Old Dominion Present Elaborate
Tskens-A Gift From the
Queen OF Hawaii.

WashingtOn.-Many gifts from all
parts Of the country have poured into
the brides house during the week. On
account Of the wish Of Mrs. Galt-nOw
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson-to keep every
thing as simple and infromal as pos.
sible, the names Of most Of the donors
have been withheld, except in the
cases Of presents sent by organiEa-
tions and delegations, such as the Vir.
ginia delegation in Congress, the New
Jersey delegation and others. The
Congressional delegation from the Old
Dominion presented the bride with a
superb silver loving cup. Quantities
Of cut glass and silver were received
and have been shown 10 intimate
friends. One particularly handsome
gift was a Tiffany glass and brass desk
set.
The gift Of Speaker and Mrs. Champ
Clark. a handsome hand-wrought COM
pote. occupied a place on an ANTIQUE
table, which was sent by a cabinet
officer. Nearby was the tourmaline
bracelet and eoiffure ornaments. the
gift OF the Brazilian government
Among the other gifts were:
A Navajo blanket from the Vice.
President and Mrs. Thomas F. Mar.
shall.
A handsome handmade scarf from
the former Queen Of Hawaii.
An acaldas de parnhan. with heavy
embellishments Of silver from the
United States Minister to Portugal and
Mrs Thomas H. Birch.
A painting. Virginia Hills, from q
cabinet minister and his wife.
A Chinese box Of antique design
from a diplomat.
A handsome sapphire and diamond
bracelet from an intimate friend OF the
President.
A statue Of Mrs. Wilson's ancestor.
Pocahontas, made by William Ordway
Partridge, and presented by members
Of the Pocahontas Society.
Sevres vase, signed by a famou
French artist, from a member Of the
Cabinst
Miniature Of the brides father and
mother from the citizens OF her native
town, Wytheville, Va.
coat Of arms Of the Boiling fam
lily on parchment, presented by Mrs.
Wood, who presented Miss Jessie VIII.
son with a similar copy OF the Sayrs
coat Of arms on the occasion Of her
marriage.
A large circular luncheon cloth
made OF exquisite hand-spun fabric,
presented by the resident commission,
er OF Porto Rico. Luis Munon Rivera.
Among the other gifts on display
were a desk set Of Tiffany glass and
brass, "a vases OF modern and antique
design; nine dozen knives and forks
eight silver pitchers, two sets OF
dishes, souvenir spoons, an entire set
OF glassware, cut glass punch bowl
with cups to match and silver ladle,
magnificent white bear rug, Vienna
rug, hlet lace table cover, sapphire
and diamond brooch. sapphire and COLA
flexible bracelet, alabaster lamp. Flor
entine lamp. 25 fans OF ostrich feathers
and antique designs. mahogany dining
table.
The gift Of the Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Robert Lansing was an in.
laid antique Chinese box.
Friends OF the bride looking for
something new and novel. sent her
fans, now again back in fashion, and
two very handsome fans came from
New York friends. The bride has
more than enough fans for every occa
sion and for each evening. They in.
eiude fans Of feather. painted satin,
tortoise shell and carved ivory fans
that the most fastidious woman would
almost envy.