Wedding Gifts for Miss Wilson Spark Rich Display
A White House wedding collection valued over 100000 dollars features dazzling gifts from senators, representatives, foreign dignitaries and humble supporters. Highlights include a silver centerpiece from the Supreme Court, a diamond pendant from House members, a tiny silk purse crocheted by Elizabeth Wilson, and an exquisite Edward Holyoke era mirror from Dr. DeWitt Clark Jr. among other tokens from New Jersey and Philadelphia contributors.
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Bridal Gifts Arrive From Many Nations for Bride’s Joy
A list of bridal gifts presented on the happy occasion of her marriage to Mr. Francia Bowes Sayre includes silver centerpieces from the Speaker and congressional leaders, fine trays from ambassadors of France and others, antique muffonieras and candlesticks from various nations, an amber umbrella handle from Russia, a jewel box from Uruguay, a basket of flowers from Bolivia, and many other pieces. The donations also include a mahogany tea table and chair from the Secretary of State and William Jennings Bryan, and a large silver basket from Admiral Dewey, reflecting a wide ceremony of international goodwill.
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Marchesa Cusani
Mme Bakhmeteff
Uruguay
Mme
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Bolivia
Mme. Calderon
Costa Rica
Mme. Calvo
Dominican Republic
William Jennings Bryan
Navy
Dewey
George Wilson
Teuador
Mme Cordova
Heuador
World Notables Among Guests At Wilson Wedding
A long list of dignitaries and relatives attended the wedding of Miss Agnes Wilson and Colonel Sayre. The guest roster included ambassadors, ministers, judges, senators, and notable American and foreign figures from Guatemala, Peru, Siam, Panama, and beyond, with numerous state and university officials among the honorees.
Jessie Wilson wed Francis Sayre in Orange Texas
Special to The Washington Post Orange Texas November 25 Washington society has nothing on Orange as Miss Jessie Wilson and Francis Sayre wed today in the courthouse ceremony performed by a justice of the peace. A ribbon reading White House hung across the door and the Marine Band provided music via phonograph. Sayre is the daughter of a wealthy farmer.
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Pridal Party
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Jessie Woodrow Willson
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Nicholas Longworth
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Princeton
Tricks to Get Inside Silk-Hatted Coachman Fails
A tale of wedding access schemes at the White House ends with police preventing entry. A gatecrasher on a meandering quest to meet the governor of Montana learns the blue card rule, while onlookers observe security and the wedding ceremonies. The article also details Miss Margaret Wilson’s bouquet catch and the cake cutting with a simple carving knife.
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Pringe Albert
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Wedding Cake Ruse at White House Ends in Laughter
A baker's wagon and a young woman attempted to pass the White House gate claiming a wedding cake was inside. Police refused entry, joking about a prior wedding, then the driver surrendered the cake after the prank unraveled leaving him alone with the wagon.
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Wilson at Work Until Moments Before Daughter’s Wedding
President Wilson remained at official duties up to the hour of his daughter’s marriage. He attended the executive offices from 10 until 11, then with the official family until 1, finally changing into wedding attire after luncheon.
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