Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
President and Former Mrs, Gait Will Spend Christmas and New Year in Virginia.
WEDDING JOURNEY
 PLANS SMASHED
,mminency of Break in Relations with lustria Interferes with Honeymoon Topr-Mrs. Gait a ''LOve, Honor
 and Obey" Bride.

E Alexandria, Va, Dec. lS-PreSldent Wilson and his bride boarded their suscial car here at 11:15. This car with another, set aside :or newspaper correspondents and secret service r1en is running as the second section If tran NO. 5, over the Shesa paake and Ohio for Hot Springs, Va. { Washington, Dec. 1S.-President Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Edith Polling Galt were married tonight, at inc hone of the latter, 1908 Twentieth street, northwest.
 The ceremon1 was performed by Dr. Herbert Scott Smi h, rector of St. Margaret's Episcopal church, as sisted by Rev. James T. Taylor, pas tor of the Central Presbyterian church, which is attended by the Will son family.
 The guests who witnessed the cere- mony numbered less than 80, and when congratulations were over and light wedding supper had been served, the president and his bride motored to the union station. There they boarded train and departed at 11:15 o'clock for Hot Springs, Va, ! where the honeymoon will be spent. Plans for a more extended wedding Journey were abandoned almost at the last hour, because of the possibil- |adiy of a break in diplom atic relations letween the United States and Aus ir;c ovnr tho Aronno rntp The presidents itinerary will bring hm and the new first lady of the land l back to the white house on January g.. Mrs. Wilson's first public func- ton will be the Pan-American recep- tion on January z.
 Promptly at 5 ::3O o'clock, pr. Smith began reading the / Episcopal mar riage- service. There was no devia- ton from the ritual and Mrs. Gait promised to "love, honor and obey" n clear voice.
 The ring used in the ceremony was made from a nuggest of Virginia gold ] presented to the president two nonths ago by delegation of school children from San Francisco. Extraordinary police and secret service precautions were taken to handle the crowd and prevent any nishap. For block around the Gait residence cordon of police was sta ,sloned to stop any one who sought to break througn the lines without 3 lass.
 Sketch of Bride.
 The pretty widow of forty-three years (she looks happy thirty) who pecame first lady Of the land" today was born Edith Boiling, daughter of Judge and Mrs. William H. Boiling, Wytheville. Virginia. October IA, 1872.
 Her mother is one of the wedding iarty today, as are her numerous s dead
 She is a descendant in the eighth generation Of the celebrated Indian iNhcess, Pocanontas, who is said to I#save saved the life of Captain John smNa by throwing herself across his h DOdy as the haadsman of Chief Pow X aatan, her father, raised the toma- saawk Believing the. captain, whom sae deeply lcved, to bs dead, Poca- Rolfe.
 Mrs. Gait i, about five feet five lcnes tall and plump. but net too nacn so. He:. abundant dark brown ialr: nearly black in fact is worn a simple wavy style. Her eyes, large ana well set, are soft hazel color and saen she smiles her beauty is Itsagntened many times. She smiles 'requently, to-.
 Mrs. Galt's father was a we'll asn anown lawyer. She :: one of nine .o ,ne man who first won Edith Dunlng was Norman Gali. son of the aiomnent Cat family, which for hore than one hundred years has .spt jewelry store in Pennsylvania n,senue ,oos here. They were marrisd in
 Hr, Galt after the marriage ac- Salred full control of the store, leav- .h .hs t at his death eight years ago to sas %s pretty young widow. She has
 n''nued her ownership and is said