The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-11
resident Proceeds From
 Washington in Motor Car
 Ito Present Mrs. Galt To His Brother
EOPLE CROWD ABOUT ZURICH TO CATCH A LIMPSE OF COUPLE
hrty Motors Back to Wash |ington In Aftern0on-He Dimes at Mrs. Galt's Home
 In Evening

Washington. October 1o-President Will
 and Mrs. Norman Galt, his f1ancee.
 tored to Baltimore today to visit the
 5sident's brother, Joseph R. Wilson,
 10 had not met the next mistress of the
 bite House. While there they attended
 Hrch and were guests at family lunch
 party. Several hundred persons in Fillmore learned of the presence of the kple and crowded about the church
 Il the apartment house in which Joseph Wilson lives to catch glimpse of the Eesident and his bride-to-be.
 [rs. Galt wore a blue taffeta gown, a
 ok velvet hat trimmed with fur.
 Lmpagne colored gloves. and short 6 veil. On the third finger of her left <hd she wore the diamond engagement Is given her by the President in New f-k. It had been reported that the plat i m ring was set with only solitaire kmond. but today 1t was noticed that ElldO nflQ StNtIul StIitillCi 0ldtiioiloo III narrow gold band.
 Efforts of man giving his name as Lgph Pruiik of Brussels, Belgium, to low the Presidents party and later to Fer the church caused a ripple of ex- zment. The man said he was collect money for the suffering Belgians, Ye that he was visiting in Baltimore. js police became suspicious. however,
 prevented him from entering the
 Erch. He protested that he meant no
 ssshed visitors.
 & Made Plans Saturday Night I5e President and Mrs. Cialt decided
 might after their return from PhiIa-
 hia to make the trip today. Jo- X Wilson planned to go to Tennessee ~. this month, and they wanted to meet J Galt before leaving. After an early {akfast, the President called for Mrs. 1t at her home at o'clock They |fe accompanied by the Misses Lucy + Mary Smith of New Orleans. cousins Ithe President.
 [r. and Mrs. Wilson and their daugh- were waiting at their apartment, and Fer short stay there the entire party
 ked several blocks to the Franklin
 eet Presbyterian church, where they |upied the pastors pew, under the ob- Ping eyes of an interested congrega- l. The President and Mrs. Gait en- |bd into the entire service, using the he hymn book. The rector, Rev. Har- E. Kirk. prayed that the President be len divine guidance in the problems fronting him, and his sermon was on subject. "The Power of Goodness. the conclusion of the service the fgyman asked that the congregation hain until the Presidents party had Family Luncheon
 Inc luncheon at Joseph R. Wilson's Ertment was strictly a family affair. was marked by the presentation to F. Gait of a chop platter painted in d and ivory tints by the Presidents ee
 was after o'clock when the visitors |rted back for Washington. driving |m the apartment house through a bet lined with folks. During the re- h trjp the Presidents automobile trav- h rapidly, but was recognized by many |ple. A constable on a motorcycle Urged the driver of one of the ma hes following the President of exceed the speed limit. but made no arrest. |onight the President had dinner with B. Gait at her home.
 fessages from the rulers of foreign |ntries congratulating the President his coming marriage began arriving the White House today.
 the President and his flancee have fded exactly when they will be mar they have not divulged the fact to |nds and relatives. The impression is |wing, however that they will not It until' Necember. us originally inti-