The Washington herald., 1915-08-02

! assisted by her sister, Miss Josenbi,s
| Coale, who was gowned in white silk
and lace. There were more than ao0
guests.
Capt. William D. Forsyth and Lieut.
John Millikin. with Troop n, Fifth Cav
airy, now stationed at Fort Myer, will
take part m the horse shows at Front
| Royal and Berryville, Va
! The gown worn by Miss Marguerite
Caperton in the pageant of the nations
AZ newport, in which she represented
England. was personally selected by
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs for the occa-
sion. 1t was Of white satin over
winch was draped white chiffon and
net, with wide band of crystal bor-
dering the hem of the skirt. The
bodice was of crystal covered with
net. and from the right shoulder hung
scarf of red chiffon, together with
red beads and blue chiffon from the
left shoulder, representing the Eng
lish flag.
Mrs. Levi P. Morton, who is at At.
lantic City. was the guest of honor at
dance given recently at the Brighton
Casino.
Rear Admiral ]. T Hemphin. Mrs
anu MISS demDnlH
Sunset Hill House, Sugar Hill, n. n.
Mrs McCloskey. wife of Mai. Manus
McCloskey. and little daughter, Sarah
accompanied by Miss McCloskey, of
Pittsburgh, Pa. have left Fort Myer
to spend the remainder of the season
at Atlantic City. They will be Joined
for the week-ends by Maj McCloskey
who is at Tobyhanna, Pa
Miss Eloise Orme. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Orme who, with
her parents, is spending the summer
at Cape May, was the winner OF a
silver cup offered by Maj. William, H
Cassedy for the best dancer at a ball
at the Red Mill recently
DIR. and Mrs. Edwin NJ Bliss are
spending the month at Ocean Grove.
n. ].
Commander and Mrs B. c. Bryan. TO
the regret Of their Washington friends,
will shortly leave for Charleston,
where Commander Bryan will assume
charge Of the navy yard at that place.
Miss Emily Tuckerman has become
a member of the Equestrian Club, of
Stockh :idge. Mass.
Mrs. Kuhn. wife of Col. Joseph E.
Kuhn. U. S. A. is visiting their son.
Cadet Kuhn. at West Point. Mrs.
Kuhn :is accompanied by her mother
Mrs. r. c. Parker. and expects to re-
turn to Washington early in August.
DIR. oames D. Morgan and Mrs. Nor.
gan AZ spending some time at Atlantic
City. =
Mr.. wv. H. Ackland has arrived at
Bar HSrbor. Me- for brief stay.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Henry T. Bull have
taken a cottage on Lake ChampIain.
near Plattsburg. while Lieut.. Bull is
on duty at the summer camps of in
struction. Miss Virginia Wallis. of
washyston' is their guest
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles T
Hutchins have closed their home in this
city and are spending the summer at
Greenport, L. /.
very pretty wedding took place Sat-
urday morning at $50 o'clock at st.
Aloysius' Church, when Miss NJ Euialie
Mattingly, eldest daughter of Mr.. and>
Mrs. F. E. Mattngly, of Indian Head
Md. became the bride of Mr.. William E.
Vogleson, of this city. Nuptial mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father William J.
Brooks. The bride tastefully at
tired in a travelling suit of blue silk
bengaline and black picture hat. The
brides only attendant was her sister.
Miss Amy Mattingly. The bridegroom
was attended by Mr.. George A. Nealon.
The bridal party entered the church to
the strains of the wedding march from
"Lohengrin.'' The music was rendered
by Prof. Ashley, director of St Aloysius'
choir. Following the wedding the bridal
party proceeded to the Continental Hotel,
where breakfast was served, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Vogleson left for a short
motor trip.