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from Washington, Pa: Mr.. and Miss
Wallen of New York, Gen. and Mrs.
Frederick Dent, Marshal and Mrs. Sharp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey and other relatives
OF the family
Judging by the following description
printed at the time, there can be no
doubt that her wedding trousseau was
truly wonderful There are silks Of
every hue and color. Each gas light silk
dress is made with two waists-one
decollete, the other high. There ars
shawls from India. laces direct from ths
mandatory of Brussels, parasols with
superb ivory handles, muslin dresses with
French -worekd flounces, others with
pufIs and lace-inserting. There are
gauzes, grenadines and hats for every
costume. slippers for each evening dress
and lingerie is so fine and dainty that
the sight of it brings delight to every
feminine heart that rejoices in delicate
embroidery, soft lace and fine needle-
work. Nothing has been overlooked or
forgotten that will contribute to the
comfort and happiness Of this highly
favored girl"
Marriage of Grover Cleveland
In 1878, following the Grant-sartoris
wedding, there occurred the marriage Of
Gen. Russell Hastings and Miss Emily
Platt, niece OF Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes.
This service was solemnized in June,
1873, the next marriage being that of
President Grover Cleveland to Miss
Frances Folsom, who we're joined In holy
wedlock June 2, 1885, Because of the
position OF the bridegroom, this was un-
doubtedly the most outstanding wedding
to occur in the home of the President.
The ceremony was performed in the
blue room, which was transformed into
a bower of beauty for the occasion, and
the noted bandmaster, John Philip
Sousa, then director Of the Marine Band.
came with that celebrated organization
Of musicians to enliven the occasion. The
omciating clergyman was the Rev, Byron
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never was Secretary of State. but who
temporarily filled that position. DR..
Worthington died at Brentwood in July,
l84e.
The second White House marriage
took place on March %. 1912. the con-
tracing parties being Mrs. Lucy Wash
ington and Thomas Todd. one of the
Judges of the United States Supreme
Court, and the bride was Dolly Madison's
sister.
The next official White House mar
fiaee was that of Samuel Lawrence
Sorcrneur to Maria Hester Monroe,
which occurred March 10, 1920. The
bride was II years old and the daughter
of President and Mrs. Monroe. She was
the first daughter of President to be
married in the Executive Mansion. The
ceremony was performed in the blue
room.
John Adams Wedding
John Adams son of the sixth President
OF the United States, was the next In
line to be married in the Presidents
Mansion. The bride was Miss Mary
HELEN, his mothers niece. This oc-
Cured in 1926. In 1929 Miss Mary
Lewis OF Nashville, Tenn, the daughter
of Jacksons best friend and M. Al
phonse Joseph Yver Pageot, Secretary
of the French Legation, were the next
contracting parties. In 1881, during the
jackson administration, Miss Emily Mar
tin. niece OF the President, and Lewis
Donaldson, a grandson Of President
Thomas, Jefferson, we're joined in we'd
~. and in 1887 Miss Mary Easten be-
.onme the wife of Lucian B. Polk
he next White House wedding,
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Sunderland, who had been the pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church from 1853.
According to published statement. the
time required for the marriage ceremony
was just 7 minutes: "At 1908 o'clock
MendelssOhns March was played by the
band. At the same instant, the BOOM
ing Of guns was heard and the ringing
OF church bells and blowing of steam
whistles told the story to all the people
of Washington that the marriage had
taken place.
At the conclusion of the ceremony Mrs,
Folsom, showing traces of deep emotion,
was the first to tender her congratula-
tions to the newly married pair. She
was followed by Miss Cleveland, the Rev.
Mr.. Cleveland and the other relatives
and friends In turn.
While the congratulations were In
progress. the band, under the leader
ship of Prof. Sousa, performed the
bridal chorus and march from Lohren-
grin, and to this music, the President
and his wife led the way to the dining
room, where the company drank to the
health of the bride, Secretary Whitney
proposing toast.
1t might be interesting to the women
of the present day to know the nature
OF the brides costume. The dress was
OF ivory satin cut en- train, with hieh
corsage and elbow sleeves. Two bands
of null, edged with lace. crossed the
bosom, and the skirt was trimmed With
the same sort Of scarfs which crossed
the front and formed the trimming of
the skirt. The orange blossom earni-
ture. commencing upon the veil In
superb coronet, was continued through
out the costume. A veil Of tulle com.
pletely enveloped the bride and fell to
the edge Of her train.
Since the Cleveland wedding other
weddings that have been performed in
the White House have included that of
Princess Alice" Roosevelt to Nicholas
Longworth. a member Of Congress from
Ohio, February IT, 1906; Jessie Woodrow
Wilson and Francis B. Sayre, 1913: Miss
Eleanor Wilson to William Gibbs Nc
Adoo, 1914, and Miss Alice Wilson, niece
OF the President, to Rev. Isaac Stuart
McElroy, jr., August 1918.
President Woodrow Wilson and Mrs.
Edith Gait were not married in the
White House, but at the home Of the
bride. 1908 Twentieth street NV.
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BY John Clagett Proctor.

which took place January 81. 1912. had
for its contracting parties Miss Eliza :
beth Tyler, third daughter of President
John Tyler, while the bridegroom was
William Waller OF Williamsburg, Va.
Dolly Madison. then getting along in
years. attended the wedding, as did
Daniel Webster.
It was not until May 81. 1874. that
the White House Dan Cupid again got
busy. and this time the parties to the
wedding were Nellie Grant and Algernon
Sartoris.
Sartoris-Grant Ceremony
Seventeen days after the Hooker
Steward wedding in Washington, quite a
social event at that time, the Sartoris-
Grant ceremony took place in the White
House, and for sensible arrangements
and splendor has rarely If ever, been ex-
ceeded in this country. No doubt ever so
much more money has been spent on
other weddings, but the spending and
lavishing of money does not always mean
results This indeed, was a great and
notable affair.
The day before the wedding we find
the following announcement in The Star:
"A marriage license was issued by the
clerk of the court here today to Algernon
Charles Frederick Sartoris of Wars-Ash
House, Titch1eld, Hants, England, and
Ellen Wrenshall Grant of Washington"
The invitations are said to have been
very plain, script type being used on
parchment paper, without monogram or
other device, and read:
"The President and Mrs. Grant re-
quest the pleasure of your company at
the marriage of their daughter, at the
Executive Mansion on Thursday, May 81,
at IL o'clock am"
"Such." The Star tells us, "was the
invitation that gladdened the hearts of
about 100 persons during the past week.
1t was not the desire Of the President or
any of the parties concerned that this
marriage should have the publicity which
1t has obtained. A compromise was
made between strictly private we'd
ding and a general invitation. The
friends and relatives who were nearest
were invited and responded. Some COM
plimentary invitations were sent to dis
tant cities, so that about 300 in all were
issued"
Continuing. The Star gives an excel
lent account of the wedding ceremony
itself, which took place in the famous
east room, gorgeously decorated for the
purpose. The Star says:
"The marriage took place in the east
room by gas light. This room is par
ticularly suitable for so august an occa-
sion. Its decorations are entirely of
white and gold. The many windows
are draped with lace. The crystal
chandeliers are magnificent, each one
containing 40 burners. Today the room
was In its glory, for the floral decora-
tions added to its great beauty. These
were superb. The east window which is
double the size of those at either end of
the room, was converted into bower of
exquisite flowers. The dais was just in
front of this window and marriage bell
Of white flowers was suspended above it.
The dais was carpeted with Turkey car
pet. The guests present were in groups
at both ends Of the room, while ribbons
being stretched across the room from
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each plate"
Wedding Breakfast
The Stars write up does not tell who
the caterer was who furnished the
wedding breakfast, but he at least ar
ranged most elaborate one, as will be
seen by the following menu:
soft crabs on toast. Gateaux garnis
de crabes and champaignans, sauce la
creme. Croquettes OF chicken with
green peas. Cotelettes d'agneaut, sauce
la tartar. Aspie de langues de bouef,
= la modiene. Woodcocks and snipe on
toast. Decorated, broiled spring chickens.
Salade, sauce meaiblonaise. Straw
berries with cream.
Bride cake centerpiece. Side pieces
Of Charlotte russes and croquet en-
bouche. Conbrils glaces a la jardinisme.
"Gateaux de trois freres. Epigraphe
Ia f1eur de Nellie Grant. Pudding a la
Messelrode, saude Ia creme. Conbrils
d'oranges garnis de fraises. Gelu, bla-
mongee Ia Napoleon. Plumbines garnius
de fruits fileures glaces. Ice cream OF
various navors. Water ices of various
navors. Small fancy cakes. Punch la
Roman. Coffee. Chocolate. Cakes.
Fancy boxes with sheddings
AT IL o'clock the bride retired to
change her dress for travelling costume
which IS said to have been .'of rich brown
SILK with ruf11es on the skirt and
polOnaiSe of camels hair cloth rich,,
embroidered. Hat and gloves matched
the dress Among the guests were all
the members Of the cabinet, Sir Edward
and Lady Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard, Gen. and Mrs. Barnes. Senator
and Mrs. Frelnshuysen, Senator and
Mrs. conkling. senator ana Mn. Mprton.
Senator md Mrs. Stewart, M. ana Mrs..
Hooker. Gen. and Mrs. Sherman.
Admiral and Mrs. Porter, Mr. Georee'
~. Childs Of Philadelphia, Mr. and
Affs. Hafse. Nh. and Mrs. Dfexef 1lr.s
and Mrs. Smith, cousin OF Mrs. Grants
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THERE WERE GIANTS nv
THOSE DA VS."

This is the 21st of . series Of articles
about men and women who worked. fought
and died that America misht live; men and
women who made America great BY con-
tributins their own greatness to country
which vas founded and has endured on the
happiness as the right OF every man. The
22nd article in the series will appear next
Sunday.
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Famous White House Weddings

The wedding Of Harry Hopkins. re-
garoed as the Presidents right-hand
man, and Mrs. Louise Macy. scheduled
to take place at the White House this
coming Thursday win be quiet
affair, or, as has been said: will
be very small In any case" But whether
It be just an ordinary affair or an
elaborate one, it, at least will be his
toric one because 1t took place in the
Executive Mansion, where so many no.
table marriages have been solemnized.
And this brings to mind the statement
frequently made that just certain num-
Der Of weddings have taken place in the
White House which, undoubtedly must
mean "oficial weddings" for unques-
tipnably many other marriages have
occurred there Of which no record has
been kept. Indeed, upon one occasion,
years ago. when the writer was looking
over an old Washington newspaper, he
came across the announcement Of a
marriage by the pastor of st. Patricks
Church in the east room of the White
House. and Immediately he thought that
he had discovered marriage which had
not been recorded by the historians
whose business it is to keep up with such
matters. Upon investigation he found
that many years ago-some time prior to
t1A Ttxytl
couples bent upon getting married to
arrange for a preacher to meet them at
certain time in the east room of the
White House, and then and there, at the
appointed hour, the knot was tied. In
due course the press probably announced
the wedding and the place where the
ceremony was performed. However, no
record was kept of such unofficial events,
but the advantage afforded the public,
no doubt, led to many persons being
married there Of which we know nothing
today.
First Official Wedding
The first Of the more important events
to have occurred in the White House,
according to the writer's notes, was the
marriage Of Gen. John George Jackson
and Miss Todd, relation of Dolly
Madison, which is said to have taken
place about 1910. Jackson was Repre-
sentative in Congress from Virginia, and
at the same time there was a certain
Joseph Pearson, also serving in Con-
gress from North Carolina, and for some
reason or other they had differences that
could not be amicably settled, and the
result was that sometime between 1909
and 1913 the code duello was resorted to-,
somewhere in the vicinity of Washing
ton. The first fire was without result;
but at the second Pearson was wounded.
Pearson had good background, and
was given much to marriage One wife
was the daughter of Robert Brent, first
Mayor Of Washington and early owner
Of Brentwood, which bv 1873 had dwin-
died to about $50 acres. 96 having be-
come what Is now Kendall Green and
the Columbia Institute properties His
third wife was Miss Worthington,
daughter Of DR.. Nicholas william Worth
ington Of Georgetown, and whose daugh-
ter by Pearson married Augustus Jay,
grandson Of Chief Justice John Jay, who
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bridegroom was accompanied by his best
man, Col. Fred Grant, in full dress uni
form. The President wore evening dress.
In each parlor there were baskets of
flowers upon the tables and stands. The
mantels were imbedded with moss and
blooming plants. In the East Room the
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columns were trimmed With wreaths,
which also decorated the chandeliers.
In every corner we're clusters OF plants
from the conservatory. Above the eiais
was horizontal bed of flowers just
below the ceiling. Atathe ends were
suspended white wTestl,ss With the in
tials NWG' on one and sACFS' on the
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wide white sasire artistically draped on
the train by strays Of flowers. Flowers
also trimmed the sides of the dresses.
Four bridesmaids wore blue flowers and
four pink. Mrs. Grants dress was of
black silk, with rufaes and puffs Of black
illusion, lavender-colored ribbons and
flowers of hlacs and large pansies. The
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Land Contracts

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DEFENSE HOMES PROJECT

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FRAME house 30S2O. to be moved. Full
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CARSON APARTMENTS. 2 BATHS
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