Charmings gowns and uniforms dazzle in White House display
Elegant costumes with flashing jewels gold lace and shining swords create a Fairyland scene in state display. A vivid portrait captures the opulent attire of ceremonial uniforms and regalia showcased in historic White House annals.
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Rich gowns worn by noted guests at White House wedding
The Jessie Wilson Sayre ceremony drew an elite guest list from Cabinet ranks and diplomatic circles. Mrs Woodrow Wilson wore ecru velvet accented by mink. Mrs Bryan, Mrs Lane, and many others appeared in gowns of velvet, chiffon, and silk with sable, ermine, and fur trimming. The event showcased a panorama of fashion among officials, social leaders, and foreign diplomats.
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Diplomatic Set in Rich Costume at Formal Reception
Mme Jusserand, wife of the French Ambassador and dean of the diplomatic corps, appeared in a black and white satin and chiffon gown with a black velvet hat and white plume. Mme de Peynado, wife of the Dominican minister, wore mahogany chiffon trimmed with fur and a black hat. Mme Calderon, wife of the Bolivian minister, wore black and white chiffon with a black hat. Miss Elena Calderon attended, described as charming.
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Bridal Gifts From Congress and Diplomats at White House
The East Room display shows gifts to Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson and Mr. Sayre from personal friends and foreign officials. The Senate presents a colonial silver service and related pieces bearing the inscription Tessie Woodrow Wilson, November 28 1913. The House offers a diamond lavaliere and pendant set in platinum with a cage inscription from the Representatives, marking the ceremony of goodwill.
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