Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-30
Hon WEDDING At
'D ROSE LODGE :
Reception Follows Pretty oere-
nSony N The County AT The
Waggarnan Estate
B URNsID = WAGcAa6AN

With an Ideal setting 0f an attract
i've country home, III green velvety
lawn stretching out To beautiful South
River beyond spring flowers every
where. bright snnahIne and ideal
weather conditions for an After Easter
wedding the ceremony uniting Mrs.
Viola Waggaman and Mr.. Chen Burn
aide. Of Silver CITY. Is. MI, was per-
formed yesterday at high noon at.
wild Rose Lodge South River the
home of the mother-in law Of the
bride, Mrs. John Floyd Waggaman
Every room On the lower noor was
mass Of dogwood blossoms, with q
touch Of apple blossoms. all suggest
I've Of the country and springtime.
The ceremony, which was witnessed
by the immediate family and 4 few
friends, was performed before an inn
proyised altar decked with palms and
dogwood. and lighted with candles In
antique brass candelabra, one tall
light towering above the other four
teen
TO the strains Of Lohengrin's bridal
chorus, played by coloTed orchestra
The bride and groom descended the
stairs preceded BY the clergymen. Rev.
Howard Brown, of New Jersey, who
performed the ceremony, and Rev. Edo
ward d. Johnson, of ST Anne's, the
groom with his best man, Lieut. Har-
ris. II. s. A., his cousin, and the bride
with Mrs ], ri Waggafnan who gave
her in marriage. The ochestra play-
ed oh Promise Me, during the cer-
enlony
The ceremony. the Episcopal ser
conclusion the rector Of ST. Anne's
pronounced the enbediction
the benedietion
The bride looked handsome in an
exquisitey fashioned gown Of cham
payne color georgette crepe. with trinl-
ming Of fliet lace, holero Of the lace
finishing the waist. Her hat was of
similar color with graceful blue
ostrich feathers its only trimming.
She carried bouquet OF orchids tied
with lavender velvet ribbon
MIS- Waggaman wore a stylish
gown of white wolfe, its only trim
ming being tiny white buttons Of the
same material.
The best man who only returned
from France. the day previous 70 the
wedding, wore his army uniform. Civ
ing military touch to the ceremony,
at the conclusion Of which the bride
ana groom were showered with con-
gratulations, among the first to greet
her being Mrs Mason, the aged
mother oil Mrs Waggaman, who had
been one Of the most interested Wit
negses OF the pretty wedding
Shortly after the conclusion Of the
marriage guests began to arrive for
the reception which was brilliant
assembiage Qf society folk from An
napolls ard the Naval Academy, as
well as the surrounding county The
younger set danced to the music Of the
orchestra Tint played during the en-
tire reception. Others enjoyed stroll
ling about the grounds or in CONVEX
sational groups on the spacious
porehes.
AT one o'clock delicious wedding
breakfast was served, followed BY re-
freshments. The wedding cake was
cut BY the bride, and each guest re-
ceived 4 generous slice to dream on. =
Before leaving the dining room q
kettle Of rice was passed around, each
one taking q handful Id shower the
bride and groom with upon their de-
parture, which they made at two.
o'clock in gaily bedecked limousine
which their friends at the wedding
had decorated with white steamers
To reveal thei ridentity as the newly
WEEDS.
AS the bride descended the stairs
she threw her bouquet which was
caught BY MRS. Floyd Waggaman.
Mr.. and MRS. Burnside left for q
wedding trip to New York and Attain
tic City, and VIII return to Wild Rose
Lodge" before taking up their resi-
dence at sflyer City. where the groom
Is d banker and d ranchmar
Among the out-of -fown guests were
the following
Mr.. and Mrs George 3. McCreary,
M. and Mrs. Stone. Lieut. j Harris,
U. S. AZ. just returned from overseas
where he saw service at Chateau
Thierry and Argonna battles, and
Capt. Eekles, u S. a.. all Of Silver
I city. n. NJ
General and Mrs. John Pitcher. ~.
s. A., Mr.. and Mrs John WI Brawner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Childress. Miss Anne
Brawner. Mrs Fred Buckelere, Miss
Cooke. Miss Marion Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Canals Waggaman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thosnas e. WaggaEnan, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Wagganaan, Mrs Joseph
Caailear. Mr. and Aars u p. Nichol-
son, Jr.. ali OF washington.
Mr., and Mrs. Med Frank. Atlantic
City, Rev. and MRS Howard Brown,
of Flemingfon. N. ! !, Or. and Mrs.
Lofland, Baltimore. besides mamy
from Annapolis and the Naval Acad-
envy, Wardour and other sections OF
Aane Arundel coansy
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