The Washington herald., 1915-09-16
Doings of Society

and Mrs. r. H. Hornidge. in Los An.
geles for three months, and later visited
friends in and around San Francisco
She attended both expositions and spent
two weeks camping in the Yosemite
Valley.
Mr.. ]. Howard. of New Orleans. La.
Is spending a few days at the Shore
ham.
Miss EstelIe and Miss Thelma Reeve
have returned to Washington afte,
spending two months along the New Jer.
sey shore.
Mrs. J. w. BogIey. of Friendship
Heights. Nd. announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Leila Marie
Bogley, to James c. Dulin. of Washing
ton. The marriage will take place on
October 20. The young people will make
their home in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tagart Steele
have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Anne
Maynadier Steele. to Mr. A. Perry
Osborn. son of Prof. and Mrs. Henry
Fairfield Osborne. of New York. on
Saturday. October . at Mount Call
vary Church The ceremony will take
place at 1890 o'clock and will be fol-
lowed by a breakfast at the home of
Miss Steele's grandmother, Mrs jaime.
Madison Thompson. 30 West Madison
street.
Mrs. F. Skiddy Won Slade. of New
York. will be her cousins maid of
honor and her bridesmaids will be:
Miss Helen E. Whitridge. Miss Nancy
w. b. Brewster. Miss Anne Cleland
Read. Miss Sara E. White. Miss Doro-
thy Frick and Miss Virginia Stewart
The honeymoon will include a visit to
the San Francisco Exposition and tc
Honolulu.
Col. J. C. Ramos. Mr.. Fl. c. Moyer
and Mr.. L. S. Lucas. all of Philadelphia,
are stopping at the Shoreham. Other
arrivals at the Shoreham are Mrs. H.
T. Sinclair and Miss Josephine Farrell.
of Greenwich, Conn: Hon. Frank L.
Polk. Mrs. J. NJ. Mastery. and the
Misses Mastery. of Virginia: Mr.. H. L.
Ferguson. of Newport News Va. and
Mrs. Edward Karow. of Savannah,
Ga.
On September l. at All Saints
Church, Montecito. Cal, Miss Beatrice
Wooster Miller. daughter of Mrs. Fer
dinand Balm. was married to Lieut..
Harry A. Grantz. u. S. A. AS the groom
Is connected with the aviation corps,
the wedding was military in detail
Lieut.. GantZ and his hest man. Lieut..
Walter G. kilner. and the ushers were
in uniform. The floral decorations,
simple but effective. carried out the
colors. while from the chan
eel ceiling was suspended the Ameri-
can flag and the flag of the aviation
corps. With the Introductory chords of
the 'Lohengrin" march. and with the
ushers. Mr.. Earl L. Canady and Lieut..
Walter W. Vautsemeir. leading the
way. the bridal party entered the
church. The Rev. George +. Weld,
rector of A II Saints. entered from the
vestry accompanied by Lieut.. Gantz
and Lieut.. kilner. Mrs. Ferdinand
Balm gave her daughter away. The
brides gown was OF soft lusterless
satin. The train and veil were ex-
quisite creations of soft flmy tulle
caught with sprays of orange bIos-
SONS. A wreath Of orange blossoms
held the veil in place. while lilies of
the valley and ferns formed the show
er bouquet. The drop skirt of the
bridal gown was trimmed with point
lace, mellow with age. a portion of her
mothers bridal gown. Miss Beatrice
Nickel. of San Francisco. the brides
only attendant, was charming in a soft
taffeta of hydrangea shades. The cos
tune was completed by a broad-brim-
med leghorn hat. and she carried a
sheaf of hydrangea sprays. Following
the ceremony a large reception and
garden party was held at the Balm
home. The Peppers" In a specially
pergola pavilion supper
was served and was followed by dane
Ing. The Japanese gardens surround
Ing the house were thrown open to
the guests. Many Japanese lanterns
lighted the place. The young couple
went to San Francisco and will later
visit New York.
Mr.. Hugo Munsterberg, Of Harvard
University. arrived at the New Willard
last evening for a short visit to WASH
ington.
Mrs. D. Barnes, cousin Of Mai, Melvin
w. Rowell. L. S. A. at present stationed
at the Army War College. is among the
recent arrivals at the New Willard
from New York City.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Quinby. accompanied BY
her daughter, Miss Maria E. Quinby, and
Miss Erminie Self, of Titusville. Pa. Is
on one of her frequent visits to Wash
lngton and is staying at the New Will
lard.