The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-20

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! bride making hers. After the brio
the president placed the wedding rim
Z upon her finger and then after praye
! and while the couple elasped their rigl
hands together, DR.. Smith declared theI
man and wife. The brief and simpl
ceremony was over.
! The entire party then turned to til
| dining room, where a buffet supper wa
served. The decorations there were o
pink and on the Bullets were banke
growing ferns and pink roses. The ia
bles were decorated with Lady Stanle,
rose blossoms. On table in the cente
was the wedding cake-a fruit cake sew
eral layers high, ornamented with spray
of pink orchids in the center. Mrs. vii
son cut the cake without formality AM
no arrangement was made for bestowinl
bits of it upon Others than those il
the wedding party.
Groom's Gift Diamond Brooch.
During the ceremony and Mt the lunch
con afterward, during which string
orchestra played, the bride wore hel
/ travelling dress, q black silk velvet gown
with picture hat of black beaver with
no trimmings whatever except one feath.
er slightly upturned on the left side. Al
| her throat she wore the presidents we'd
ding gift, magnificent diamond brooch,
The skirt of her gown was OF walking
length and cut os;=full lines. The waist
had silken embroidery of blue, shading
from the deep tones OF royal blue to
delicate shades Of pastel, and was thread
ed with silver.
The lower part of the waist was en-
broidered on black net over a band Of
silver in the design of lilies, below which
was girdle of black velvet. The sleeves
Of the gown We're of black net fashioned
in tiny tucks, with long, bell-shaped
cuffs OF embroidered velvet which came
well down over the hand Her collar,
which was high and outstanding. was Of
black lace When she left on her honey
moon journey Mrs. Wilson wore over her
gown fur coat Of broadtail with bands
OF Yukon, and muff to match. She wore
a chin-chin collar.
The Presidents Daughters.
Miss Margaret Wilson. the presidents
eldest daughter, was gowned in sapphire
blue velvet with sapphire and velvet
Mrs. William G.. McAdoo,
his youngest daughter, wore blue silk
brocade with fur and silver trimmings.
Mrs. Francis b. Sayre, his third daugh-
ter, was attired In rose eharmeuse with
cream lace Miss Helen Woodrow Bones,
the presidents cousin, had on yellow
silk and gold.
Mrs. Boiling. the brides mother. was
dressed in costume of richly jetted net |
over an underskirt Of black satin APP /
Dliqued in kings blue. A short train was |
caught az the left side Of the girdle |
with a cluster Of crushed pink roses.
She had old canoes set in pearls which |
he had worn as a bride.
Mrs. w. II. AIaury Of Admission, Ala, a
lister Of the bride. appeared in white
repe and silver net with a court train
i cream crepe embroidered in leaf sprays
Il gold. A single moon flower caught
Ter corsage az the waist. Mrs. Alexan-
Ter II. Gait Of Washington, another sis
er. was attircd in robin egg blue chiffon
elvct with silver bands and black tnlle
ash with crushed roses. Miss Bertha
,olling, the brides third sister, wore
own Of turquoise blue over a fun skirt
{ blue chiffon. over white lace hounces
IN a psnnier drapcd overskirt Of blue
affcta embroidered IN gold and silver.
he bodice Of chiffon was over heavy
ands Of gold lace and q high girdle was
{ flower embroidered elk /
an the men IN the party. which. out Z.
de of the relatives. Included Secretary |
umultY and d.. Grayson. the presidents
MUSICIAN, wore evening dress. :
Room Set Apart for Gifts.
Upstairs in the brides house one room .
a. set aside for the wedding gifts. I
hich despite limitations from the
Ihite Hause that nothing should b.
mt by others than relatives and close
sends. ran into the hundreds.
IN Difference 20 the presidents wishes.
y houses If Congress sent no gifts Of
ally. bat many members sent personal /
memhrances The Virginia delegation.
TIE native state ~ the cuu-
p. cent a loving cup. Mythefiile. the
ite's home town. sent 3 miniature ~
=. and Mrs Boiling her parents. The
lcahontas Memorial association. in re-
-uitiou 81 Mrs.. Nllsnns descent from
n Inaiau prineess of tliat nane. sent
onzr statue of rpcahnnfas TIE Ne
.uines Indians of Wisconsin cent
.nisause tead tsit TIE forusr queen
HswaH ssnf 4 scarf Minnesr8a wem.