Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-16
PRETTY FALL WEDDING
A HOME CEREMONY
AT Residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ennalls Waggaman, Revell St.
MRS. SMITH BECOMES RS.FRANk
Annapolis, Baltimore and Washington
Society Attend Fashionable We'd
ding Reception.

Under an arch of palms in the bay
Window, banked with cosmos and
beadtiiul crimson dahlias, Mrs. Agnes
Ruth Smith and Mr.. Edwin Frank
said the words that united them in
marriage yesterday afternoc n, shortly
be fore 4 O'Clock at, the residence of
the brides suht, Mrs. Ennalls Wag-
gaman, No Revell street.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Joseph p. McComas, rec
tor of st. Anne's, and was witness ed
by only the immediate family and a
few personal friends. The bride was
attended by Mrs. William A. Lange,
of San Francisco, as matron OF honor,
all the groom's best man was Mr..
Henry Seymore Frank, of New York,
a brother of the groom.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr.. Enualls Waggaman. During
the ceremony an orchestra of the
Naval Academy band played select
ed program, and throughout the re-
ception which followed. The bride
wore a most becoming gown of cream
chiffon, trimmed in sable. and a
large violet hat. A corsage bouquet
of lilies cf the valley gave Pretty
touch to her costume.
The bride is a tall, slender blond
of handsome presence and striking
personality. Mrs. William A. Lange,
matron of honor. wore an exquisite
gown of black chiffon with an over
dress of black spangles with gold lace,
and becoming hat.
The brides going-away gown was
maroon shade of dovetin, strictly
tailor, with shoes to match. Her
hat was of deep purple, trimmed with
dahlias.
In the bridal party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin S. Frank, MIR. and Mrs.
Solomon Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nails Waggaman, Mrs. John Floyd
Waggamsn, Mrs. John S. Mason, DR..
and Mrs. S. Blum, Miss Lorely Frank,
Mrs. A. p. Lange. Mrs. William A.
Langt, Mrs. William Giselaman, Mr..
Henry Seymore Frank.
The gowns worn by the ladies in
the bridal party were especially hand
some and elegant. Mrs. Ennalls
Wsggaman, aunt of the bride, who
at the reception which followed the
ceremony, introduced the bride and
groom, wore an exquisite imported
gown of American beauty taffeta,
with lace and chiffon, aud large black
velvet hat which gave French touch
to the artistic coloring of the strik-
ing costume.
Mrs. John +. Waggaman wore a
striking costume of black charmeuse
with ever dress of filet and Irish lace.
Mrs. S. Frank, mother of the groom,
was elegantly .yowned in black chif
fon over white lace and silk.
Mrs. Augusta p. Lange, sister of
the bride, wore a handsome white
cloth with tunic of embroidery.
Yrs. William Giselman wore laven-
der brocaded velvet, trimmed with
point lace, an exquisite importation.
The reception which followed the
ceremony, was elegant in all appoint
ments. The floral decorations wera
cosmos, dahliss and roses in profu-
sion. The color scheme in the dining
room was pink, and this was carried
out in the miDutest details.
A mound of exquisite pink La
France roses formed the centre piece,
heart-shaped bon-bons in pink, waters
tied in pink satin ribbon, pink ice 8,
all were in the color scheme. The re-
ception was from,4 tc and was large
ly attended by the Naval Academy
and Annapolis contingent and society
folks from Baltimore and Washing
ton. The out-of-town guests included
the following: From Baltimore Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Willis, Mr/and Mrs.
W. ". Cloud, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H..
Headington, Miss Wsring, Mr. Will
lam E. Waring, Jr, Miss Rouse.
From Atlantic City Mrs. E. Gray
Pendleton, Mrs. Mcfarland, Mrs
Westcott, Mr.. Mcfarland.
From San Francisco-Mrs. William
Giselman, Mrs. Blum, Mrs. William
A. Lange.
From Washington Col. AID Mrs.
Is. Reeves Russell, the Misses Foster,
Mrs. r. D. Jackson, Mr.. Kimball,
Mrs. John S. Mason.
After the reception the bride and
groom left for a wedding trip and
will be at home after December / at
The Parkway" Chelsea, n j. The
bride is well-known in Army and
Navy circles. She belongs to a dis
tinguished Army family. Her father
was Capt. Charles Lange, who distin-
guished himself in the Mexican and
Civil wars.
Mrs. Frank was first married to
Lieut.. Colonel Lewis Smith, United
States Artillery Corps, and was q
widow for some years prior to her
marriage yesterday afternoon TO Mr..
Frsnk, prominent Baltimore man.
They will spend the winter at Chel-