The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-19

OF that name. sent bronze statue Of
Pocahontas. The Menominee Indians
OF Wisconsin sent q handsome bead
belt. The former queen OF Hawaii
sent a scarf, Minnesota women sent
wedding cake. Every member OF
the cabinet gent gift.
Other Jewelry Gifts.
In addition to the presidents dia-
mOnd brooch. there were other gifts
OF jewelry, among them a diamond
brooch set with sapphires and a gold
and sapphire bracelet. There Wet.
80 many fans that II is said Mrs.
Wilson will have different one for
each evening during the social sea-
son. candlesticks and compotes in
quantity. among the most distinctive
, In the latter being one from the
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark.
From Belgian children came pillows.
pieces OF lace. engrossed parchments
and other articles, including en-
broIderies. all inscribed with cards
showing gratitude for the presidents
sympathy. often expressed. for. the
sufferers OF the war in Europe.
When the gifts are sorted II liz I'M
derstood all those having intrinsic
value. which came from persons I'M
known to the president or Mrs. VIII
son, will much to their regret be re-
turned.
Clcmency Extended.
The president completed n record
breaking day for him in extending
clemency by signing papers Just be-
fore he left the executive Offices for
dinner. releasing two men from jail.
He committed to expire at once the
three months sentence Of J. r. Tur-
ner. convicted In the northern
Georgia federal court on charge
OF distilling liquor illegally. and re-
mitted the unpaid fine for
Zhuck-oue-Ah. an Indian convicted in
Kansas OF introducing liquor into
the Pottawomie Indian reservation.
The last official act OF the presi
dent before leaving on his honeymoon
was the signing of an appeal for funds
Tor Belgian relief work. The text OF
the appeal will be given out tomOr-
row.
Wedding Guests. a9s
The guests at the wedding includ-
ed Mrs. William H. Boiling, of Wash
ington. the brides mother; Mrs. Mat
thew Maury. Admission. Ala; Mrs.
Alexander H. Gait. OF this city; and
Mrs. Bertha Boiling. sisters OF the
bride, her Ave brothers. John Ran
dolph Boiling, Richard w. Boiling
and Julian d. Boiling. Of this city;
DR.. William f. Boiling. Louisville,
Ky: and Rolfe e. Boiling. of Pana-
ma; her brother-in-law, Alexander H.
Gait, of this city: three sisters-in-
law, Mrs. Julian d. Boiling. Mrs.
Rolfe E. Boiling and Mrs. Richard
w. Boiling; Secretary and Mrs. Will
liam G. McAdoo: Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els b. sayre. of Williamstown. Mass;
Miss Margaret Wilson; Miss Helen
Woodrow Bones. tile presidents cous-
in: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Wilson,
OF Baltimore. the former the brother
of the president; Miss Alice Wilson.
the presidents niece. Mrs. Anne
Howe, OF Philadelphia; the prcsi-
dents sister, Mrs. Anne Cothran, the
presidents niece; Josephine Cothran,
the presidents grand-niece; Secre-
tary Tumulty and Mrs. Tumulty; DR..
Grayson and Mrs. Grayson and Miss
Gertrude Gordon, Mrs. Galt's close
friend; Professor Stockton Arson. a
brother Of the late Mrs. Wilson: Boil
ling Gait. and Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling
Gait. the former a brother of Mrs.
Wilson's first husband.
One of the added guests was Ma
tilda Braxton. an old negro nanny,
of Wytheville, where she has been
a servant in the brides family all her
life.