The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-19
mrs. norman GALI.

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Neither the army. the navy nor the
diplomatic corps was represented and
the occasionally was essentially what
both had wished II to be-a home
wedding.
Wedding Bower.
On the first entrance OF the brides
home. in two communicating rooms.
wedding bower had been arranged
with a background of farleyence and
maiden hair ferns which extended
from the floor to the ceiling. Over
head there was canopy OF green In
the form OF a bell lined with Scotch
heather. In the background and al
the center. was placed a large miro,
framed with orchids and rejecting
the scene. Above the mirror was a
spray OF orchids and across baci,
ground Of germs and the corners oil
the canopy were caught with orchids
American beauty roses were on both
sides of the canopy. beneath which
was prayer rug on which President
Wilson and Mrs. Gait knelt during
the ceremony.
mony the president and his bride APP
peared ut the head of the staircase
which was decorated with ferns, as.
pargus vines and American beauty
roses. They descended to the tower
floor. where the guests were grouped
about informally.
The Rev. Herbert Scott Smith. rec.
tor OF st. Margaret's protestant Epis.
copal church, OF which the bride IL
a communicate, was waiting beneath
the canopy 10 perform the cerem ony
and with him. TO assist was the presi
dents pastor, the Rev. James II
Taylor. OF the Central Presbyterian
church.
Given Away by Mother.
Mrs. William H. Boiling. this
brides mother. gave her away. The
president stood 10. the right OF thC
clergymen and the bride on theil
left. At once. DIR. Smith began til;
words of the Episcopal marriage ser
vice, the president making his re
Spouse frs. and then the bride max
Ing hers. After the bride promises
to love cherish and obey" the pres
ident placed a wedding ring. plaii
band Of gold, upon her finger an,
then. after a prayer and while III,
couple clasped their right hands 10
gether DR.. Smith declared them MAJ
and wife. The brief and simple cere
mony was over.
The entire party then repaired I,
the dining room, where buffet sup
per was served. The decoration
there were in pink and on the buffet
were banked growing ferns and pinl
roses. The tables were decorated
with Lady Stanley rose blossom. Oh
table in the center was a wedding
cake-a fruit cake several layer
high. ornamental with sprays of pinl
orchids in the center. Mrs. Wilsol
cut the cake without formaiity an
no arrangement was made for be
slowing bits of 1t upon others tina,
those in the wedding party.
During the ceremony and at tn
luncheon afterward. during which
string orchestra played. the brid
wore her travelling dress. black sill
velvet gown, with a picture
Hat of Black Beaver
with no trimmings whatever excep
one feather slightly upturned on tn
left side. AT her throat she wor
the presidents wedding gift. mas
nifieent diamond brooch. 4 skirt Q
her gown was OF walking length an
cut on full lines. The waist ha
silken embroidery OF blue, shadin
from the deep tones OF royal blue I
delicate shades Of pastel and wa
threaded with silver.
The lower part of the waist wa
embroidered on black net over
band OF silver In the design of lille
below Which was girdle OF blac
velvet. The sleeves OF the gov
were Of black net fashioned In tin
tucks with long bell shaped cuffs {
embroidered velvet which came we
down over the hand. Her cola,
which was high and outstanding. wa
OF black lace. When she left on
4 Her Honeymoon Journey
Mrs. Wilson wore over her gown
fur coat of broad trail with bands ,
Yukon and muff to match. Sii
wore a chin collar. Miss Margar,
Wilson. the presidents eldest ,daugl
ter, wore a sapphire blue velvet gov