The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-06
PRESIDENT TO WE'D
 SATURDAY, DEC. IS
Ceremony at Mrs. Galt's Home Will Be Extremely Simple. Honeymoon Trip is only De- tail Yet Undecided.

Washington, D. C., Dec. 4.-Presi- dent Wilson will be married to Mrs. Edith Boiling Gait on Saturday, Dec cember IS. The wedding date was made official at the White House to- day just as the president started on his usual Saturday automobile ride into the country with his fancee. The statement said
 "The marriage of Mrs. Galt and the president will take place on Sat urday, December IS. The ceremony will be performed at Mrs. Galt's home No. 1908 Twentieth, Northwest, this city. The only guests will be Mrs. Galt's mother, her brothers and sis ters, the presidents brother and sis ter, his daughters and the members eof his immediate household. No invitations will be issued"
 An amplification of this announce ment fixes the hour at D. m. The Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, rector of St. Margaret's Protestant Episcopal church where Mrs. Gait has been a communicant since last September, will perform the ceremony. The president will be attended by his brother.
 Few Will Be Present. Due to the presidents announced desire to have the wedding over with as little ado as possible, there will not be present any representatives of the cabinet, Diplomatic Corps, Unit ed States Supreme Court or either branch of the house.
 The guests will be Mrs. Boiling, Mrs. Galt's mother; Mrs. Alexander Gait, whose husband is a cousin of the late Norman Gait; Mrs. Matthew H. Maury of Anniston, Ala; Mrs. Edith Bolt, sister of Mrs. Gait; Mrs. Galt's brother, John Randolph Boll- ing of this city; Rolf E. Boiling, manager of the Commercial Bank of Pan America; Dr. William E. Boiling of Louisville, Ky; Richard Winner, and Julian B. Boiling of this city; Mrs. Josephine Howe of New York; the presidents sister; Joseph R. Will son, his brother; Miss Margaret Will son, Mrs. Francis Bowes Sayre and Mrs. William c. McAdoo, the presi- dents daughters, asid Dr. Carey T. Grayson, U. S. N, his physician, nav al aid and constant companion.
 The ceremony will take place in the drawing room of the Galt home, which will be banked high with flowers and palms now being nursed in the White House conservatories. The temporary altar will be at the west end of the room and the bride to-be will meet the president at the foot of the stairway on the north side of the house.
 The wedding ring, a plain gold cir clet, will bear the inscription, "W. W. to E. B. G., December IS, 1915." The initials E. B. G. stand for Edith Boiling Galt.
 Mrs. Galt, according to the present plan, will be attired in a travelling gown and will carry boquet of or chids.
 Honeymoon Trip Unsettled.
 The itinerary of the honeymoon trip is the only detail yet to be set tied. The presidents yacht, Mayflow- CT, all freshly painted and renovated, is tugging at her hawsers at the Washington Navy Yard. Officers and men have been refused Christmas shore leave. It is admitted the present plan includes short sea voyage down the Atlantic coast if the weather is favorable. From either Charleston, s. C., Savannah or Bruns- wick, Ga. the president and his bride will board the presidents special car for the travel that will be included in the remainder of the trip.
 If the weather is unfavorabe for sea voyage, they will leave Wash ington by train immdiately after the ceremony. As a result of this possible change at the last minute, the pres ident's special car will not depart un- til after the ceremony, whether the