The Washington times., 1904-04-26
JULIA NAGGAMAN
A SPRING BRIDE
Becomes Wife of Thomas
Cushing Daniel.
BOTH HISTORIC FAMILIES
Everett P. Wheeler Weds Alice Gil
man, Daughter Of the President of
Carnegie Institution.

Unusual interest centers about the
marriage of Miss Julia Waggaman and
Thomas Cushing Daniel. which took
place at noon today at the home of the
brides parents in Georgetown, on ac-
count Of the prominence of the bride 5
family and their permanent hold on
local society.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas K.
Waggaman, the scene of the wedding,
is one of the Oldest and most commo-
dious in Georgetown. and is of particu-
lar interest on account of the gallery
connected with It, The finely proper
toned driving room in which the &c re-
mony took place was transformed into
veritab!e bower by an artistic arrange
mcnt Of cherry blossoms and spring
foliage. The end of the drawing room
where the ceremony was performed was
banked with palms and orange trees,
against which branches of cherry bios
SONS were arranged
The decoration of spring blossoms was
carried out in the dining room, where
pink and white blossoms mingled with
roses. The gallery was thrown open
anu uStu as a promenade.
Attended by Her Sister.
The bride. one Of the most attractive
bellies of the historic town. was given
away by her father, and had as her only
attendant her schoolgirl sister, Agnes,
who wore a gown Of white organdy ana
carried pink sweet peas.
The groom had as best man his
brother. Brook Daniel. OF New York A
cousin of the bride, the Rev. Henry c.
Semple. Of New York. assisted by the
Rev. F. X. Mulvaney. Of Georgetown.
performed the ceremony.
The brides gown was particularly eff
fective, made of white chiffon tucked
over liberty silk, and trimmed IN old
d Alencon lace. with a veil made in
the same province, held with sprays
Of orange blossoms from her fathers
conservatory. A cellar of pearls and
diamonds. the gift of the groom. and
q bouquet Of sweet peas completed the
charming effect of the toilette.
On account of the recent death of the
brides grandmother the wedding guests
were confined to the relatives and few
personal friends Of the family, bet even
then the guests Were numerous. All
who witnessed the ceremony were also
The brides going-away gown was OF
gray cloth, with a light braid hat 10
match.
A long journey through the British
Isles has been chosen by Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel for their honeymoon, and they
Will remain until some time in July.
Wheeler Gilman.
Another notable Wedding, celebrated
at noon today, was that of Miss Alice
Gilman, daughter of the president Of
the Carnegie Institution, at her home in
Massachusetts Avenue. TO Everett P.
Wheeler, n prominent lawyer Of New
York
The bride wore gown of white crepe
define and a picture hat with white
ostrich plumes dropping from the brin.
The bride had no attendants. being es-
corted only by her father. and the groom
had as best man his cousin, John
Wheeler Griffin. of New York.
Bishop Satterlee, assisted by the Rev.
Dr. Hodges, of Baltimore, performed
the ceremony. The wedding was a small
but delightfully."- arranged affair. all of
the guests who witnessed the ceremony
remaining for the breakfast.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jerome Bonapartes \
OF Baltimore: Dr.. William Gilman and
Gilman Thompson. OF New York; DIR.
and Mrs. Wheeler, of Buffalo. Rev and
Mrs. Cornelius Smith, Of New York;
Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Frarcis,. of Brook
lyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Corey. president of
Johns Hopkins University and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall and Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn, all OF Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs: BaZeley. OF Boston. and Mrs.
Edward Parker, OF Cambridge Mr.. ana
Mrs. Wheeler left washington this
afternoon, and will make their home in
New York. where Mr.. Wheeler is a
prominent member of the bar.
Yesterday the civil ceremony of the
marriage of Capt. Algernon Sartoris,
grandson of the late General Grant.
ana Mile. Germaine Cecile Nouffiard
took place in Paris, and tomorrow the
religious ceremony will be celebrated.
and will be witnessed by almost the en-
tire American colony II will take place
IN the Church OF st. Honore d'EyIau,
Paris.
The wedding of Miss Mary Wallace
De Witt and DR.. Robert Moore Blanch-
ard. viii take place at 4 o'clock this
afternoon at the home of the brides
parents, Brigadier General and Mrs De
Witt, in Twenty-hrst Street.
The marriage OF Miss Marie ErmoId.
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Ermold, TO
]. Claude Connick, is announced 10
take place at the brides home, Is Har-
rison Street, Anacostia, on Wednesday |
April "a.