New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-19
PRESIDENT WILSON
WEEDS MRS. GAIT
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til three daughters OF the President,
Miss Margaret Wilson. Mrs. Francis
Bov,es Savre and Mrs. William Gibbs
MeAdoo: his sister, Mrs, Anna Wilson
Hove. apd her daughter. Mrs. Jcsephine
-Cothrah. &c PhiIadelphia; the Presf-
dents brother. Joseph wilson OF Bslti-
more. and h.s vile and daughter, Miss
Alice Wilson: Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones. the Presidents cousin, and his
two sons-in-law, the Secretary Of the
Treasury. Mr. McAdoO, and Francis
BoWes Sayre.
a much larger circle OF relatives rep
resenting the brides family were pres
emit. there being, besides her mother
Mrs. William Holcomb Boiling, three
sisters. Mrs. Matthew Il. Maury. OF
Alabama: Mrs. Alexander Hunter Gait,
Of Washington. and Miss Bertha Boil
ling. Mr.. Calf accompanied his wife
and there were also present the I'VE
brothers Of the bride, John Randolph
Boiling. Richard Wilmer Boiling and
Julian B. Boiling, Of Washington; Dr..
William +. Boiling, of Louisville, and
Rolfe T. Boiling, of Panama Both
Richard Boiling and Rolfe Boiling were
accompanied by their wives, and with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gait was their
son. Boiling Gait.
Other guests were 4. p. Gait, DIR.
Rudolph B. Teuster, Mr.. and Mrs. Ster-
ling Gait. Mrs. Reginald Fendall, Ma
thaniel Wilson, Dr.. Sterling Ruffin,
Miss Alice Gertrude Gordon, II. c.
Bergheimer. Professor Arson. Miss
May Wilson and Mr.. Tumulty, the
Presidents secretary.
DIR. GraysOn Guest.
Dr.. Cary Travers Grayson. the Pres
ident'- aid, was the only White House
aid present He was not there in that
Official capacity. but as the personal
friend OF the President. and, like him,
he wore an evening suit Of black in
stead OF his blue and gold uniform.
Miss Gertrude Gordon. OF Virginia, an
intimate friend Of the bride and her
house guest, was also Of the company.
The wedding ring, which the Presl-
dent placed beside the diamond en-
gagement ring. was made Of pure gold
nuggets brought TO the White House
from California some weeks ago for the
purpose. The inscription was Nv. W
and F.. B c., Dec. II. 'i5.'
u there was "a suggc tiOn OF lavish
ress in any detail n was in the floral
decorations. Both the President and
his bride are fond Of flowers, and the
matter Of Transforming the home into
q veritable flower garden was planned
BY the bride herself, and carried out
with cOHsummate skill BY decorator
The President and his bride were mar
ried under "A canopy lined with Scotch
heather. A bower OF tall Farleyens' and
maidenhair ferns reached from the
4 a a. . n a
over In shell shape with the cover OF
fern. and the lining Of heather
mirror framed BIS orchids was placed
in the centre Of the background, Io-
Aecting the entire bridal party.
The adjoining craving room was ar
tistically but less lavishly decorated
having the mantle banked with Farley
ense ferns aad orchids. A large mir
ror in the entrance hall reflected the
drawing rooms and was banked with
ferns At the base and entwined with
asparagus plumosa, sprayed with Amer
lean Beauty roses.
As the President led his bride down
the stairway her heightened color Iehl
a splendid contrast 20 her gown OF
black silk velvet. The skirt Of round
/ length, a. we'll az the sombre color
took away all atmosphere Of Wedding
and had il not been for the nuptlal
bower The event would have had the
air Of afternoon tea With this late
afternoon gown the bride wore pet
uFe hat Of black beaver. with the fiin
gracefully curled on the left side.
The skirt was full. with a hem al
least six inches from the floor, and was
/ finished with a deep Rirdle which fItted
the figure snugly. All idea OF NE
gombreness Of The color vanished
when the eyes rested on the bodice. for
I it was an artistic blending Of tones OF
/ blue traced out with delicate thread
Of silver. The tones Of the blue en-
broidery shaded from the deepest royal
/ blue TO the soft pastel shades
The bodice WAS fastened with = beau
| iful diamond brooch, WHICH the Pfesi-