Evening journal., 1915-12-17
MRS. Calf TO Be
LADYTOMORROW
Despite Seriousness Of Aus
trian Situation, Honeymoon
Plan Will Be Followed
WEDDING CAKE
is ON THE WAY
By ihe United Press.

D1 TIC lNitfN Afort
WASHINGTON, Dec. l7.-Weddng
and honeymoon plans Of President vii
son arc not to he upset by international
events it was learned today the honey
moon is not likely TO bo postponed or
shortened because of the situation with
Austria The honeymoon will be spent
not iar away. and the President will be
in close touch with the White House.
Secretary Lansing will bc able to
visit the President ii decisive action re-
gardme Austria becomes necessary.
That such action will not become neccs-
sary within fortnight, nsuring the
President and his bride at least that
much sircease from official cares was
believed
The exact hour of tomorrow's wedding
was still unnamed Il was believed ccr-
iain. however. it would he performed
during the evening as originally
planned. The license was sent today 60
the Rcy. Herbert Scott Smith. rector
Of St. Margarot's Episcopal Church. The
wedding ring, q narrow circlet of gold,
initiated "W W. 20 r b. e." was nest-
linz IN the Presidents waistcoat pocket.
White House attendants were busy
packing travelling bags. and at Mrs.
Gai's hume florists began decorating.
There was ro rehearsal today a the
ceremony Messengers arrived Mt the
Calt home with mmbcllc,s presents
The list Of wedding guests numbers
about thirty. confined mostly to the
immediate family OF ne President and
Mrs Gait OF the Presidents family
there viii be his three daughters. Miss
Margaret Wilson Mrs. Francis b.
Sayre and Mrs william G.. MCAdoo;
his son-in-law. Secretary OF tho Treas
ury McAdoo. Joseph Wilson. the Presi-
dents brother. with Mrs Wilson. and
his sister Mrs. Anne Howe with her
daughter. Mrs. Cothyan. and grand
laughter little Josephine Cothran.
The brides family will be repre-
sentod by her mother. Mrs. William II.
Boiling; three sisters. Miss Bertha
Boiling. Mrs. Alexander II Gait and
Mrs. Matthew n Maury. OF Admission.
Ala. her five brothers. John Randolph
Boiling. Richard Wilmer Boiling and
Julian 3. Boiling, OF this city: DR.. Will
liam h. Boiling. of Lexington. KY.
ana Rolfo E. Boiling. OF Panama: her
hrOther-in-law. Alexander H. Gait, OF
Washington; three sisters-in-law, Mrs.
Julian B. Boiling, Mrs. Rolfe y. Boil
ing and Mrs. Richard Boiling
Among close friends of the bridal
couple present will be Or Cary r.
Grayson. the Presidents naval aide;
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. a mem
Der Of the White House family cir
Gle and friend OF Mrs. Gait. and Miss
Alice Gertrude Gordon. the most in
"a rtaf. 81 .tsT q NT.4.
Other unofficial guests will be Mrs.
Galt's aged negro Nanny" and 9TH
er old servants Of the Boiling family
at Wythevillc Va.
Matthew n. Maury, of Admission.
Ala, Mrs Galt's brother-in-law. and
Mrs. William h. Boiling. OF Lexing-
ton. KY. her sistor-in-law are not
able to be present
Reports that the honeymoon would
be spent I'm Iekyl lslcnd. Ca. were in
circulation today Secretary and Mrs.
McAdoo are said TO have picked out
the spot. which they visited last year.
because Of the privacy the President
desires.
The island is controlled by New
York milliOnaires club but has sew
cral palatial private cottages and a
sumptuous hotel Il is about ten
miles from Brunswick. Ca. and no in
terlopers are allowed to land, its iso-
lation being absolute except for a
single strand OF telephone wire 10 the
main land.
The wedding cake has been shipped
from St Paul. Mimi, and is here II
is a heart-shaped delicacy iced with
orchids. orange blossoms and lilies OF
the valley There are also little GU
pids ringing wedding bells with min
iatuie red streamors. The cake Is six
inches thick and twenty inches in
diameter
II was baked by Mrs. Marion Cole
Fisher. assisted by hcr husband. and
Miss pansy Bowen of st. Paul. Con
Eressman Van Dyke was assured o
its acceptance 10y the President