The Washington times., 1906-06-29
QUIET WEDDING
At BRIDES HOME
Neely-Wyman Ceremony
Combination of Home
and Army Life.
PROMINENT IN SOCIETY
Other Bellies and Beaux We5 in
Churches and Homes in Presence
Of Many Friends.

Last night at S o'clock a pretty COM
bination home and army wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
I. Wyman, In the Savoy, when their
daughter, Miss Helene Wyrnan. became
the wife of William S Neely, lieutenan,
OF the Twenty-second Infantry. u. S.
A On account Of a recent bereavement
in the family the wedding was a very
quiet affair. attended only by the rela-
tives and close personal friends OF the
bridal couple.
The 'LOhengrin" wedding music was
played as the bridal party entered the
room, the bride coming in with her
father, who gave his daughter in mar
riage. Miss Wymar bridal costume
was a white lace and net gown over
silk, and she carried a big shower bou-
quet of roses and lilies OF the valley.
Her bridal veil was Of real lace and fell
TO the hem OF her long train, being
fastened to her hair with a pearl tiara.
Miss Helene Roman attended her as
maid Of honor and wore a pretty gown
Of white with a pink sash and carried
pink roses. Miss Bessie Orndorff and
Miss Josephine CIaggett were the brides
maids and also wore white with pink
sashes and carried pink roses.
Lieutenant Neeley had as his best man
Lieut.. Robert Ralston. OF the Engineer
Corps. and the ushers. also from the
same branch of the service. were Capt.
Earl 1. Brown, Capt Edward NJ. Mark
ham. Lieut.. William A. Mitchell. and
Lieut.. Richard c. Moore.
Rev. Father Magee. Of the Sacred
Heart Church, read the impressive mar
riage service
4 ..oT1atlor, eaYr-aT 10 Tho cr,,oe+c
after the ceremony and later in the
evening Lieutenant and Mrs. Neeley
left for a Western trip before sailing
from San Francisco for the Philippines
On the 18th of July
Mrs. Neeley Ho~r a stylish blue and
white travelling Euis and a white hat
as her going away costume
At the residence Of the officiating
minister. Rev. J. +. KoOntz. 1114 Z
street southeast, pastor OF the First
Brethren Church. corner Twelfth and z
streets southeast, Lewon r. Smith and
Miss Blanche c. Morris. both Of Wash
ington. were united in marriage on
Wednesday. June q. at 7;59 p. m. in
the presence OF large number Of
friends and relatives
Miss Gertrude Lee Ragon and Clar-
ence James Johnson. both OF Washing
ton, were married in Rockville Tuesday
DN the rev nNlLdS IL 1aLlREtll, pas
tor OF the Baptist Church. the ceremony
taking place at the home OF tbs min
lister.
Mrs. G. Alexander. Of Georgetown. an
nounces the marriage Of her daughter
Ada 10 Raymond j. AbbaUcchio, Of
Pennsylvania. the ceremony taking
place on "Wednesday at noon. Mr.. and
Mrs Abb9tiCchiO VIII reside IN Fair
mont. w Va.
The Rev + NJ Warren united in
marriage at his residence, IS West
Eighty-fOurth street, New York, Miss
e heI Arnold Smith, Of Washington.
sad James French Dorrence, Of the
New York American, formerly connect
ed with the Tribune.
The bride is the daughter Of the late
Rev. w. J. Smith, TssO founded the Cen
tral Presbyterian Tabernacle IN san
Francisco Her mother is a resident Of
Washington. Nh. Dorrence Is the son
of the Rev DR. John w DOrrence. of
Los Angeles, a vvell-knOwn Presbyterian
clergyman.