Evening star., 1924-06-25
SOCIETY
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church. The bride walked with her
oroeher, Mr.. T. Rogero Mickler OF ST
Ausustne, Fla, who gave her in mar
rage. She wore gown of white
I, tn, with an overskirt of chantilly
euect. Her veil was OF tulle. caught
Win WIN sprays of orange blossoms She
oaIrled a shower bouquet of brides
i'aes and lilies of the valley.
aeceuinS the bride was the maid of
u,'or. ,or Miss Margaret Mickler. her sis
,eta, quite houffant. and a large white
80, stro trimmed i'll yellow. with tulle
earners draped from the side She
1arried an arm bouquet of old-fash-
ioi,eo pink sweetpeas.
,,;A. eA. followed the two bridesmaids
ha,h Hidry NJ. Flynn and Miss Eliza
peth Clark. Their dresses we're Dolly
aauen geor2ette. Miss Flynn wore a
noIh ,, OF due with hat to match. trim
narI.i ,ru win a. large single pink rose and
MI leu an arm bouquet of pink roses.
viii LARK dress was of pale pink,
riod nat 10 match, and she also car
.eu large bouquet of pink roses
I'll h,r, fhilip Tully of Dalton. Mass
liner or the bridegroom, was best
ram ahu .,,t the ushers were Mr.. Bert
- - Mickler. Mr.. Leo Roache. Mr.
raymond T. Brown and Mr. Jsmas n,
prlheh Of Dalton, Mass. Durinr tba
ceremony Mrs. Richard Hart and NisS
ldrlta e,nd Wright rendered several yo1
briaa' spios After the ceremony the
pridai party went to the homo of the
Dride's grandfather. Mr., Tbomas
nrown' Where an informal reception
wa; Was held. The bride wore for travail
ac,o d nenna-co1ored costume, with
TnII,S 1rees 10 match. Mr.. and Mrs.
trs ielt at L O'Clock for a wedding
iPP nriPP 70 points north. after which they
VIII III return to Dalton, Mass. TO reside
me out town guests to the wed .
n nns included Rev. Bishop Barry. D.
H.. hr, /; Rogero Micklrr. Mr. VII
pride. all of St Augustine, Fla Mrs
w. De Hoff and daughter, Miss
!Saoel De Hoff, aunt and cousin or
NJ. Little' Little saGksonyiile snnt Fla; Mrs L.
SMYRNA, Fla Mr.. and Mrs. Wiliis N
rully, parents of the bridepraom
H Mrs. X. Pender. Mr.. James Griffen'
IsseS Anna Ford and Margaret
NIiinS, NJ all Of Dalton, Mass. Rev
VI bridgeport, Conn. Mrs. John Ken
Conn. epoi =
The marriage of Miss Mary Louise
iMulian' daughter of Mrs. NJ. f. MmI-
ian' TO MIR. William George Read MuI-
IAN son of Mr.. and Mrs A. 3. Null
ian t or Baltimore, Md, will take place
o'ehIHS dt o:3u O'Clock al the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart. Rev.
father Gavin will perform the cere-
mony, which will be followed by a
reception at the home of the brides
,ino.ner tino.a LOT relatives and a few in
innate friends Quantities of white
blossoms, ferns and palms have been
used in the church and at the house.
MRS. Raymond B. Dickey, violinist
VIII play several selections, accom-
panied by Miss Marie Louise sullivan,
organist.
white satin faced crepe made on
long straight lines with flowing
winged sleeves of chiffon which have
tra2 falls from the shoulders and
her tulle veil is held by a bandeau
of orange blossoms. She will carry
white roses and sweet peas.
Mrs. Isaiah Matlack of New Jersey,
sister of the bride, will be the ma
tron of honor wearing a gown Of
powder blue georgette over pink
georgette crepe, made with a close
hitting bodice and a full skirt. A
girdle of pink and blue satin will
mark the long waist line and about
the hem of of the skirt there is a
band of marabou and lace. She will
carry pink roses and blue delphinium.
Mr.. Edward Mullan brother of the
and the ushers, Mr.. Isaiah Matlack,
Lieut.. William Evans Mullan and Mr..
Elber Mullan.
Among the out -of-town guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Mullan of
Baltimore, parents of the bridegroom;
Mrs. Cyril Keller, Miss Pauline Null
Ian and Mrs. Charles RiZicka.
The engagement of Miss Helen
Buckley, daughter of the late Dr.
John F.. Buckley of Hampden, Mass.
and Mrs. Buckley, to Lieut.. Richard
X. Hartung, L. S. N, has been an
nounced, the wedding to take place
late in August or early in Septem-
ber The announcement was made
at dance June 9 at Government
House, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
by Gov. Philip Williams. uncle of
Miss Buckley, whom she is visiting
Masons School at Tarrytown, y. Y,
and is well known in Washington
society Lieut. Hartung is a SON of
William X. Hartung of this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley Rinehart
have leased the Tuttle Cottage at
Bar Harbor for the season and will
shortly close their home, on Massa-
chusettS avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nash and Miss
Elizabeth Nash are in New York for
a few days, where they are staying
at the Hotel Vanderbilt.
Mr. and Mrs owen Freeman Rob-
erts have returned to this country
from China, where they have been
for some time. They are spending
a short time at the Plaza in New
York before opening their summer
home, at Avon, Conn.
The marriage of Miss Mabe Eliz-
abeth Pierce, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Frederick Pierce of
Stanstead, Province of Quebec, to Mr..