The Washington times., 1913-09-18
Chief Justice White, of Supreme
Court, Will Reach Capital
Early Next Week.

The Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court. Edward Douglas White, will
come to Washington the first of the
week. to remain for the rest Of the
season. He left Pittsfield, Mass, yes
terday. with Mrs. White, and they are
now In New York, where Mrs. White
will remain for some time.
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The Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, rector
of st. Johns Church. and Mrs Smith
and their family have returned from
Europe, where they spent he summer,
and are now at their cottage at Ipswich,
Mass, where they will remain until
the last Of autumn.
Assistant Secretary of War Brecken-
ridge has taken an apartment at 2I3s
Wyoming avenue for the winter, and
Mrs. Breckenridge. who is in New
Hampshire, will join him before the
end of the month
Mrs. John B. Henderson and her son,
John b. Henderson. have closed their
place at. Bar Harbor. and are now at
their home. Henderson Castle, I'M the
Avenue Of the Presidents, for the rest
Of the season.
Miss Susie Mosher, of New York, who
was the maid of honor. looked charming
In gown Of pale pink brocaded satin
made with bodice Of chiffon over lace;
and finished with rhinestonas and chiffon
roses. In her hair she wore an aigrette
and carried an armful Of pink roses tied
with tulle to match her gown.
The bridesmaids We're Miss leila Bog
ley, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss
Ruth Abbott. Miss Bogleys gown was
OF canary colored satin draped with
yellow flowered chiffon. She wore an
aiyrette in her hair fastened with a bow
of yellow satin and carried a cluster Of
yellow rosebuds. Miss Abbotts gown
was Of pale blue satin draped with flower
chiffon, and made similar to that OF
Miss Bogiey. She carried deep pink
rosebuds.
Little Miss Ollie Belle Houghton. the
young sister of the bride. who was the
flower girl, wore dainty white Swiss
frock elaborately trimmed with Lace.
She wore a broad pink saith sash, pink
shoes and socks, and pink bow on
her hair, and carried a basket of Kill
larney roses.
Richard Houghton, brother of the
bride. was best man for Mr.. Bogley, and
the ushers were DR.. George w. Calver,
Z. S. N. James c. Dulin, jr., Howard
Roberts, and William Dunbar.
After the ceremony at the church, a
reception was given at the home of the
brides parents at 1922 Cambridge place.
he haa fr,ll
with palms. ferns. and pink roses in the
drawing rooms and in the reception hall
quantities of goldenrod and cosmos bios
SONS were used In the dining room
pink roses and ferns formed the table
decorations, and the candles had dainty
pink silk shades.
Mrs. Houghton, mother of the bride,
who assisted in receiving the guests,
wore gown Of white tulle embroidered
in crystals and trimmed with plum
colored velvet. Mrs. william ]. Bogley,
bother Of the bridegroom. who also as
sisted. wore a beautiful gown of goblin
blue charmeuse- draped and trimmed
with gold lace and touches of white
chiffon on the bodice. Mrs. Travers,
grandmother of the bride, wore black
satin, and Mrs. Houghton, grandmother
of the bride. wore gray satin. Miss
Esther Bogley, sister of the bride
groom, wore white embroidered voile
over pink. and Mrs. Ralph Collins. aunt
of the bridegroom. was in a becoming
gown Of wine-colored charmeuse with
a lace bodice trimmed with gold lace.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Bog
ley left for Atlantic City and New York,
and upon their return will be at home
after November in Wootton avenue.
Friendship Heights. Md. The bride
Travelled in a tailored suit OF dark blue
cloth, with smart black velvet hat
trimmed with a white plume.