The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02

Piazzas.
 The recent wedding of Miss Julia Wheeler. daughter of General Josenh Wheeler. to Mr William Julius Harris Of Georgia at St. Thomas church. New York, was an event of much interest among the guests at the summer hotels and the cottage colony. The brief tele grams of the wedding did not give the picturesque features or even a partial list of the well known New Workers who came in for the event. A detailed ae- count is given by Martha Goode Ander- son, the wel-known young southern writer, who was a guest at the wedding.
 "The wedding" writes Mrs Anderson. was quite informal. and the guests pres ent were for the most part intimate friends of the bride and groom. St Thomas church Is tho fashionable' church of New York city and it was here that the Duchess of Roxburghe and the Duchess of Marlborough were married, and where President Harrison was mar ried the second time-in fact St Thomas can boast of more wedding of prominent people than perhaps any other church in this country.
 General Wheeler gave the pretty bride away, and she entered the church with him, meeting Mir Harris at the altar, where the ceremony was performed by the rector. the Rev Ernest NJ Stres. who had come down from his summer home at Lake George for the event. Miss Wheeler's bridal gown was an exquisite one of soft, fiaring lall, made in Paris, and the tule yell which completely en- yeloped her was arranged with conven- tional orange blossoms and pearls. She carried a large bouquet of lilies of the valley Her three sisters. Miss Lucy Wheeler. Miss Annie Wheeler and Miss Carrie Wheeler were her bridesmaids, and she was also attended by Mrs, Ernest M. Stires, Miss Crilly and a cousin, Miss Smith of Brooklyn. All of these attrac- tive young women wore simple gowns of wi.ite organde and carried immense bou- quets of brides roses. Dr. Scale Harris of Georgia was his brothers best man and the nshers were Miss Wheeler's Brother Captain Joseph Wheeler, Jr., and MT. William R. Kirkland.
 Before the bridal party came Mr Darlington Richards had given number of charming organ selections. The church was beautifully decorated with lilies and palms, everything just simply as could be There was no reception following the ceremony and the young couple left at once for bridal trip, after which they will live in Cedartown, Ga, near Atlanta, which is Mir Harris home. He is very prominent in Georgia in politics and in in- surance circles, and is good looking and quite well to do.
 Julia Wheeler Is the first of the Wheel CT quartette of girls to be married. and this Is interesting aside from the fact that she Is Fighting Joe Wheeler's' daughter, for how four such attractive girls could have escaped matrmony so
 long is mystery Julia Wheeler is petite and has brown hair with grey eyes, and she holds hersel. well that she is quite the petite grande dame She was edu- cated abroad, and has spent great deal
 of time in Washington where General Wheeler was in Congress for years. Miss Annie Wheeler is a trained nurse and | went as volunteer to Cuba during the
 war, and Carrie Wheeler has just been the l sponsor for the entire south at the Louis
 vile reunion, and both of these girls | were presente- at Queen Victorias last drawing room, and were her guests by 1 special invitation at an affair at Buck 1 ingham palace Miss Lucy Wheeler stays | at home and reigns as mistress of the | fine old Wheeler homestead at wheeler,
 near Decatur, Ala, and Is the main l spring of the family, as Miss Carrie | Wheeler puts it.
 Quite q number of well known people came in town for the wedding, and among
 them were Miss Helen Gould, Judge and
 Mrs Vernon Davis, Miss. Belle Fontaine | Binckley, niece of General Joseph H. I Johnston's; Dr. and Mrs John A. Wyeth, l Mrs Donald Mclean. Dr. and Mrs. James l Greenway MT. and Mrs. George Hunting I ton Hall, whose daughter recently mar
 rled Captain Hobson Gen John H. Wilson,
 Mrs Fitz Nissan Allen Gorden NJ. Buck, I Dr. b. H. Danner, Mr H. k. Danner, l Col Charles M. McGhee, Mrs. George l Baxter, Col and Mrs. John Latham, Mrs. l Wilson Carey Bibb Mrs. A. B. Colt. MT. l Edward Curtis, Capt Wilton Humes, Rev. William H. Owen, Dr. M. E. Witt, Dr.
 Battey, Miss Champlin, Mrs. Hugh Camp, | MT. S. S. Smith, Mrs. John Kirkland, MT. | and Mrs John McKessa. Mrs. William K. l Kirkland, Mir and Mrs. Irving Mcnesson, Mr. and Mrs John camp. MT. and Mrs. l E. B. Camp, Miss Aymes Harris. niece
 of the groom. the Misses Gregory. Miss
 Louder, Miss Ada Sterling and Miss Hard