Wedding of Jessie Wilson and Francis Sayre at White House
Washington Nov 25 Jessie Woodrow Wilson second daughter of the president married Francis Bowes Sayre at 4 30 pm in the White House east room. The ceremony was simple with few guests and notable attendees including maid of honor Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson and bridesmaids led by Miss Eleanor Wilson. The bride wore ivory satin and the event featured a 125 pound wedding cake, chrysanthemums everywhere, and plans to honeymoon before settling in Williamsport and New York.
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Francia Bowes Sayre
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Princeton
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Woodrow Wilson
Eleanor Randolph Wilson
Adeline Mitchell Scott
William 4. Scott
Marjorie Brown
Atlanta
Mr. Sayre
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Thermen
Labrador Coast
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Charles H. Hughes, Jr
Justice Hughes
Supreme Court
Harvard Law School
Gilbert Horax
Montclary
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Johnd Hapkins University
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Newfoundland
New York
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House
Genevieve Clark
House of Representatives
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Marjory Teadher Underwood
Underwood
Mann
Tessie Wilson
Gainsville
Women's College At
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Phi Geta Kappa
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National Young Woman's Christian Association
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Francis Bowes Sayre
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
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William Nevin
Franklin and Marshal College
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North Carolina
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Jessie Wilson
Francis Sayre
Anna Todd
Delly Madison
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General Jackson
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Lucien K. Polk
Emily Martin
Louis Randolph
Nellie
General Grant
Algernon C. F. Sartoris
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Hayes
Gen. Russell Hastings
Cleveland
Frances Folsom
Roosevelt
Alice
Nicholas Longworth
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