First daughter's decision to wed privately disappoints a public fascinated by her coming of age, says the WaPo on the FRONT PAGE. But despite the widespread interest -- and despite the blond First Twin's increasingly public profile as a published author and do-gooder -- the White House has repeatedly made clear that this is a private event. No live broadcast of the vows, a la Charles and Diana. No wedding procession through town. No reporters allowed within miles of the Bush ranch. And no promise that we'll ever be told the guest list, the menu, the first-dance song, or whether the bride promised "to obey."