McAdoo Engagement to Miss Wilson Stirs White House
Ailiss McAdoo pleased by engagement to Miss Wilson, daughter of the Secretary, despite reports of objections from the President and Mrs. Wilson. The match prompts talk of cabinet ties, nepotism policy, and possible changes in administration relations, with a June wedding expected after formal notices.
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Eleanor Wilson to Be Engaged to Secretary McAdoo
Washington reports formal announcement of Eleanor Wilson engagement to Secretary William G. McAdoo. The news ends rumors that his daughter Nona McAdoo would oppose the union. McAdoo, 50 and a grandfather, has six children and is seen with Eleanor at dances.
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Eleanor Wilson to Become White House Bride in June
Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson, 24, youngest daughter of President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson, is to marry Secretary of the Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo at the White House in June. The event marks the 14th White House marriage, continuing a historic sequence with earlier weddings noted from Jackson through Roosevelt administrations.
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McAdoo Grandfather and Treasury Secretary Biography
William Gibbs McAdoo at 50, a widower with six children and grandfather to a newborn granddaughter. The piece traces his Georgia roots, Civil War era ties, early business ventures, tunnel projects under the Hudson, and his rise in Democratic politics alongside President Wilson and the 1912 national committee role.
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