jessiewoodrowwilson

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1910

1913

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trialsanderrors said:
Barbara Tozier said:
The man is probably Francis B. Sayre (Wikipedia), whom she married in 1913. There's a fragment of his name backwards at the bottom of his picture. See also Williams College
Wystan said:
For heaven's sake, LOC -- Two Question Marks! Y'all call yourself the Library of Congress, and you don't know that President Woodrow Wilson's elder daughter was named Jessie Woodrow?? And if she had been born male, she would have been Woodrow Wilson, Jr. She and Francis Bowes Sayre were wed on November 25, 1913. A couple of Bain/LOC photos of Sayre were posted here a week or two ago: And another shot of Sayre was posted by LOC on April 30, 2010:
Aloof Guitar said:
That was done in Photoshop 0.3?
Anne (LOC P&P) said:
Logista and Wystan: Thanks identifying Sayre. We'll include it next time we update the source data.

Wystan said:
Jessie Woodrow Wilson, daughter of the President, married Francis Bowes Sayre in a White House ceremony, on November 25, 1913.
Pixel Wrangler said:
"Mrs. Wilson Explains That the Wedding Cake Is of Ordinary Size and Not Elaborate. "Numerous requests for a piece of Miss Jessie Wilson's wedding cake caused this statement to be issued from the White House to-day:
"On account of the erroneous and extravagant statements as to the size and cost of the cake which has been baked for the wedding of Miss Jessie Wilson, Mrs. Wilson wishes it stated that the cake is 9 inches high and 22 inches in diameter. It is the usual kind of bride's cake, and is not at all elaborate." – New York Times, November 23, 1913

Nathan Adams said:
Woodrow Wilson's daughters, I assume?
swanq said:
See www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/2478431234/ for another picture of Eleanor and Jessie.
Joe said:
How unfortunate that the girls look just like their father.
swanq said:
They traveled with their father for a month's vacation on Bermuda shortly after he had been elected President of the U.S. NYT of Nov 17, 1912 describes the departure and first day aboard the Bermudian query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=990CE6DE1E3AE633A... NYT of Dec 17, 1912 describes the vacation after their return on Dec 16. query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F2061EFA355E13738...