Arizona republican., 1915-12-19

of his term was that of his second daughter. Jessie Woodrow Wilson, to Francis Bowes Sayre. and the other was that of his youngest daughter, Eleanor to Secretary McAdoo. The president now has two grandchildren. the little son of the Sayres and the baby daughter of the AicAdoos.
 The president and his bride both are Nirginians by birth He was born at St2unton 59 years ago this month. and she was born at WytheviHe. the daughter of Judge and Mrs. William H. Boiling. and was one of a large family
 Two hlaters. Mrs. Alexander II. Galt, and Miss Bertha Boiling. and three brothers, John Randolph, Rich ard Wilmar and Julian E. Boiling. live in Washington Rolfe F. Boiling. another brother, is manager of the Commercial Bank at Panama. and an other. Dr. William E. Boiling. lives in Louisville. Ky. A third sister, Mrs. M. H. Maury, lives in Anniston. Ala. The brides family has been prominent in the history of Virginia and she her self is descendant of Pocahontas. the Indian chiefs daughter who married John Rolfe.
 Since 1896 Mrs. Galt has lived in Washington, belonging to none of the distinct social sets. but active in charity and philanthropy in her own ways From her first husband she inherited control Of a prosperous mercantile business. of which she has been accredited of now being the active head and many tributes are paid to her ability But activity in business. her friends say. never has diminished her interest in woman g world She loves flowers. books and outdoor reCieations. After the presi- dents courtship began she took up golf and on many Saturday after moons they were seen together on the links at some one of the country clubs about the capitol or at other times taking long motor drives over the Virginia hills or along the shore roads in lower Maryland. Often they took picnic luncheon from the White House ana ate it by the roadside.
 Tn the White House circle the bride quickly found ner place. She lays the piano. sings and loves poetry and when in the intimacy of the family the president often has read aloud his favorite poems as is lis custom, she iS said to have been one of his most interested listeners.
 Miss Margaret Wilson. the presi- dents oldest daughter and Miss Helen Woodrow Bones his cousin. are said to have drawn her into the White House circle in the early autumn of 1914 From that time she wa a fro ouent guest al the executive mansion and last Summer spent a month as guest of Margaret Wilson at the summer White House at Cornish N II. The engagement was announced October $. not long after the presi- dential party returned to Washington for the winter
 Both the president and his bride the White House. but in her home near Dupont Circle. which sometimes is called the social hub of the capitol She lives there in tastefullv ar ranged house somewhat small by comparison with the mansions which surround il. T. is not large enough for entertaining on an extensive scale and for that reason large company was not invited To tho wedding. Mr. McAdoo the presidents son-in-laNg. was tho only member Of the cabinet included in the party. The rest were all relatives.
 The repeatedly expressed wish Of attracted by any great amount of