The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-19
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est daughter. wore blue silk brocad,
with fur and silver trimmings. Mrs
Francis u. Sayre, his third daughter
wore ross charmeuse with cream
lace. Miss Helen Woodrow Bones
the presidents cousin. wore yellow
silk and gold. ~
Mrs. Boiling. the brides mother
wore q costume of richly jetted ne
over an underskirt of black satin ap
plique In Kings blue. A short trair
was caught at the left side Of the CIR
die with IL cluster OF pink crushed
roses. She wore old camios set IN
pearls. which she wore as a bride.
Mems Dress Conventional.
All the men in the party. which
outside of the relatives. included
Secretary Tumulty and DR.. Grayson
the presidents physician. wore con
rentional evening dress.
Upstairs In the brides house one
room was set aside for the wedding
gifts. which. despite limitations
from the White House that nothing
be sent by others than relatives and
close frien6s. ran into the hundreds.
After the president departed Sec
rotary Tumulty made this formal
statement on the ceremony:
THE Wedding was marked with
1t was Just such q
wedding as might have taken place
in the home OF the humblest Ameri-
can citizen"
The prayer book which the Of
iciating clergyman used once was the
property of the late Judge William
ii. Boiling. OF Virginia. father OF the
bride. and was used at her request.
The ruse by which the wedding
party got away to Alexandria was
When the White House
automobiles pulled away from Mrs.
Wilson'S house.. lines of police
blocked pursuit in all adjoining
streets. At the Union station the
entrance was fully
lighted and lines of police were
spread all about. Those who were at
tracted TO the railroad station by the
show OF preparation were disappoint-
ed while the president and Mrs. VIII
son were speeding to the station
across the river ten miles away.
Mrs. Wilson'S Trousseau.
Mrs. Wilson's trousseau is said by
close friends to be magnificent In its
extent and to have cost several thous-
nnd dollars. Most of 1t is American
made and the best shops in the United
States were called upon TO supply what
the brides friends say is one Of the
largest and most carefully selected
ever gathered by any mis-
tress OF the White House.
There are plain gowns and elaborate
hats, shoes, parasols, umbrel-
las. gloves. wells and other items in
ample number for each and every
occasion. Mrs. Wilson always has
been fond Of white and black. but in
the selection OF her trousseau. she has
given consideration to the richness OF
rather than the consideration
of color. Friends who have seen the
dinner and reception gowns. tailored
SUITS. demi toilets. fascinating tea
gowns. and neglieee cretons with
slippers in harmony. in the trousseau.
say velvet is largely featured as a ma
terial.
One of the handsomest gowns in the
trousseau Is in black velvet. with
plain flowing skirt. and highly en-
beilished bodice. Another velvet
gown. French in its material and
treatment. is OF sapphire hue. Like
the other 1t has n train. as have all
the evening gowns.
Mrs. Wilson will be hostess at four
state receptions and NJ as many din
ners OF the same character during the
winter One gown in her trousseau.
worthy Of such occasions in the opin-
lon OF her friends. is white satin,
with trimming of white fox fur. and
made with n train. A second white
satin Is also made with train. bu,
is not so rich In material. II is n
gown with tunic over dress. opening
on the front. with the edges bound IN
narrow pipings.
Another gown In the trousseau is OF
blue satin. in ono OF the new made-in-
France shades. as they are called. the
colors Of which 1t is said are impos.
sibie Of imitation elsewhere. The
skirt is hung III golden tissue and that
Is yelled in black tullc.
,irecn Gown.
Among number of tailored suits
in the rousseau is green gown. In
is OF dark cloth with a short skirt
and 'faring half length ocat. The col.
lar and cuffs are OF moleskin. 4 small
velvet hat is intended FOR wear with It.
or the other tailored suits some of the
most interestinw are dark blue cloth.
bound in black silk braid, with u mill
tary air about the jacket. and a gray
sued-like cloth, also braided in mill.
tary fashion.
There also is three-pieced anne
thist velvet costume, with small vel
vet hat. adorned with ostrich tips. II
has a skirt that swings clear OF the
ground by three or four inches. There
is a bouffante effect to the skirt and
the
isodice is Largely Lace
and net, with glints Of gold and anne.
thist, giving changing lights. There Is
a vesteee OF net and old lace. The
coat is more than half length. all OF
velvet, with lining OF self-colored
satin embossed in gold.
A demi-toilette OF black net, will,
low neck, long sleeves and u shor,
train. is one OF the least elaborate
gowns OF its character in the trousseau
In the same class, also, is a delicate
mauve satin, with a trimming Of blue
and silver. a white broadcloth tailored
suit. with white boots, is included IN
the rousseau and blouses for tail.
ored suits. present every known var.