The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-28
NEW LADY OF White
HOUSE WILL OFFICIALLY
| APPEAR January 9TH

ms. because it has been given
nut that President and Mrs. wilson
will not visit Miami, but will limit
their wedding trip to visit to HOT
Springs. a., does not lessen the IN
terest taken in the wedding which |
occurred on december IS at the
home of the bride, 1903 twentieth
street at s o'clock p. m. The cere-
mony was solemnized by Rev. Her.
bert Scott Smith, rector OF 81.
Margaret's Episcopal church, as
sisted by Rev. Jas. H. Taylor, pas
tor of the Central Presbyterian
church.
In preparation for the wedding
the medium sized houses interior
was turned into the proverblal
bower of flowers. Prominent in
the decoration was the orchid, Mrs.
| Wilson's favorite blooms. the
i"Edith Boiling pink" and the great
palms from the Presidents conser-
vatory. Most of the buds came from
the White House famous for or
chids and lilies of the valley.
Following the old admonition
that bride must wear something
old and something new, something
borrowed and something blue" tn
Presidents bride, wore on her gowl
piece of rare old rose point from
the Boiling family lace collecti2l
and a Turquoise bracelet worn b
Mr.. Wilson's two daughters whel
, they were married. The weddin
gown was of amethyst chiffon We
r vet, fashioned by Julius KurzmaI
e according to Mrs. Wilson's instru'
n tions. The hat feathers, gloves an
r shoes all matched perfectly. Sf
wore orchids from the President.
6 Mrs. Wilson's sister, Miss Bertf
q Boiling played the convention
n wedding march. The ring used
n the ceremony was made from nu
le get CT virgin gold, presented to Il
ID President two months ago by del
CATION of school children from 81
Francisco.
Observing an old Virginia custo
Mrs. Gait will permit her old neg
~ nanny" Aunt" Matilda Ste
toe, the daughter If former sla
" in the Boiling family, to superinte
10 the dressing for the bridal.
President Wilson and his br
" gave the police and the crowd
slip and did not go to the union
40 ton. They motored in the direct
80 of Alexandria, where their tr
carrying their special car was due
arrive at 1880. The couple boa
ed the special car Superb at Al
andria at 11.45. This car, "
another set aside for newspaper
respondents and secret service n
was the second section of Train
'no over the Chesapeake and Ohio,
wv Hot Springs, Va.
Plans for more extended
ms; A.. ,auunou voro abandoned
'''A most at the last hour because of
possibility of break in diplon
relations between the United ST
and Austria over the Ancona not
o"e' The presidents itinerary
ono bring MIN and the new first lad
'non the land back to the White Hous
anu January 3. Mrs. Wilson's first
u'so' lie function will be the Pan-A
i'oN' lean reception on January Z.
lies' With the exception of the
why House physician, DR.. Cary 7.
son, only members of the two
io lies witnessed the wedding.
'au'o complete list shows the folio
names:
innate ~, p,.,,,a II po,,;na m
i''o' of the bride, Dr. VIM. E, Bo
wv John Matthew Maury, Mrs.
INC ander II. Gait, the brides 81
II al Rolfc Boiling. DR.. William F.
"son' ling, John Randolph Boiling,
men ard w. Boiling, Julian B. Be
ion' the brides brothers; Joseph "
"e" the bridegroom's brother; Mr.
ME w. Howe, the bridegroom
esse" ter; Miss Margaret Wilson;
: hiis' Fraucis B. Sayre, Mrs. Willie
M'Adco, the bridegroom's daue
why i husbands and wives of the
u 'ha' Or. Cary T. Grayson, U. S. \
o White House PHYSICIAN
Metropolis.
etween
vent of recognition of the Christian p
,brates, of responsibility for others.
a., ,oxt ~ uodlinpSS an