The Washington herald., 1917-08-30
The President, pith Mrs. Wilson
And Small Party, Attends Theater

| Church of the Ascension. the Rev. j.
Henning Nelms to officiate. The bride
| Is well known in Washington, as she
| has spent much of her time in the
city. The bridegroom has been as
sistant in economics in the University
! of Virginia for the past eight years.
He has recently accepted the position
\ of professor Of law in the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, n.
| c.. where he will take his bride after
short wedding trip.
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews, Miss
Helen Blodgett and Miss Mazle
Porcher. have gone to Atlanta, Ga,
where they were called by the illness
of Miss Porcher's mother, who Is now
convalescing rapidly.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph T. Robin
son. of Arkansas, have returned from
their home at Lonoke, accompanied oy
Mrs, Robinson's brother. Mr.. Grady
Miller. who has entered the second
| training camp at Fort Myer. Senator
and Mrs. Robinson make their nome
at Congress Hall
Col. A. F. Flagler, L. S. A. ana
Mrs. Flagler, who returned 10 the
| Capital a few days ago from Eagles
imere. Pa, where they spent some time.
will leave Washington today for Fort
| Leavenworth, Kan, where Col rag
/ Ter has been assigned to duty. Col
FlagIer is recuperating from Ions
illness which materially interfered with
an attractive diplomatic appointment
! for which he was slated.
MILITARY attACne
at Rome. to succeed the Late Mai.
Elvin r. Heiberg. and when it became
evident that illness would prevent Col
FIagler taking the post. Col. Mervyh
| c. Buckley was appointed. Col. BuckeS
who is now at Rome. was formely
on duty at Fort Washington. Md.
Miss Roberta Fulton, daughter OF
DR.. Robert B. Fulton, and Mr.. X. n.
I,atture, of Bristol, Tenn, were mar
ried Tuesday evening at the home OF
the brides brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fulton. The Rev.
DR.. Charles Wood. of the Church or
the Covenant officiated. there being
present for the ceremony only small
family party.
Pink and white asters and quanti-
ties Of green foliage furnished a pretty
house decoration. while a special bow
er was arranged for the bridal party
Of palms and white asters. Mrs. Eu-
gene Taylor sang Cadman's "At Dawn
ing" Just before the entrance of the
bridal party, being accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. William Austin.
Mrs. Austin also played the wedding
march
DR.. Fulton escorted and gave his
daughter in marriage, while the bride
groom had as best man, Mr.. Carl Fish
er.
The brides costume was of white
tulle over cloth Of silver. the tulle
ruffes which reached the waist being
bound with narrow bands of white
satin. The veil of tulle. worn IN cap
effect was arranged in ample folds 10
form a train. and was finished on the
edge with tiny frills of satin. The
bodice of tulle was cut away from the
throat and both the bodice and the long
sleeves were finished with frills or
tuTe bound with satin. She carried a
sheaf of white roses.
A reception followed the ceremony,
Mrs. Harry Fulton. wearing when as
sisting in receiving, a gown of pink
satin under lace.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Latture left
for their wedding journey, part Of
which will be spent at Miller's School,
Va. she wore a suit of tan Poiret
twill. with a brown velvet hat Later
on the bridegroom will said for France
with the Y. H. c. A.
Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Murphy, Of
Chevy Chase, Md. announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Estelle Irene,
to Mr.. Eugene c. Ochsenreiter. also
of this city, in Allento.w Pa, Mon
day, August 2. The groom is now