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LLAtnD BftV tt dinner dance nt the Acorn
Club, 1618 Walnut street, last night, utter the
tea slven In the afternoon at the Gladstone In
honor of their debutante daughter, Hiss Mary
Mall Laird, The guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
H. K, Kennedy, Mlas Anna Blnney Brlnton,
Ms Caroline ivcs Brlnton, Miss Ullnor Judd
Bean, Miss Klcanore Blspham, Miss Emma
Ashton Dorr, Miss Roberta Brown Dow nine,
Miss Dorothy DeHaven Dtacon, Miss Charlolla
Vahnestock, Miss Edith allllngham, Miss Jean
ette Farles, Miss Jean Morris Little, Miss Be
fcecca A. Lycelt, Miss Mildred Longstrcth, Miss
M. Arrean Miller, Miss Dorothea Oberteufter,
Miss Isobel Milne Rogers, Miss Christine Rehn,
Miss Helena Itoblnson, Miss Mildred Jak,
Miss Marsarelta Hobart, Miss Elizabeth Ken
tiedy, Miss Marjoile Taylor, Miss Lucia Alice,
Pardee Warden, Miss Eleanor BUrnonvllle
"Watt, John Blynn, William L. Bally, Jr., Sam
uel Blspham, Jr., Edward Louis Duer, 2d, L.
Brooke Edwards, Charles Y. Fox, Holsteln
Fox, Henry 3. Hagert, Alden Johnson, Blohard
Ellison, G. B. McCall, Jr., Alfred Norrls,
Francis I'atlcrson, Thomas Iloblnson, Norman
Turner, William Turner, Edward U. Watson,
Jr., Ghrlslcey Watson, Richard Tlirontngton
and Gfeorgo Henderson.
One of the Important fall weddings will be
that of Miss Cornelia Hughes, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Hughes, to Ensign
Earle Calvin Met, U. S. N., which will take
place tomorrow at 6 o'clock In the West Wal
nut Street Presbyterian Church. Miss Hughes
will Im attended by her sister, Miss Anno
Kaveraon Hughes, as maid of honor, and her
bridesmaids will bo Miss Jessie Wtlllts, Miss
Florence Dreer, Miss Esther McClurc Hughes
and Miss Eva Lee Cleveland, of New York.
Mr. Mctz will havo Paymaster Arthur H.
Mays ns best man, and his ushers will bo En
sign Augustine H. Gray, Ensign Robert H.
English, Ensign Robert T. Merrill, Ensign Ed
win J. Glllam, Ensign L. Foutz and Ensign
Watden L. Atnsworth.
Miss Esther Hughes and Miss Anne Hughes,
sisters of the prospective bride, will entertain
at dinner tonight. The guests will be the
bridesmaids and Miss Anno Bryan, of Wash
ington; Paymaster Mayo, Ensign Gray, Ensign
Merrill, Ensign English, Herbert Skinner
Clark and Harold MInnerly, of New York.
The Plays and 'Players Club have sent out
Invitations for a reception to be given to
morrow afternoon, from 3 until 4 o'clock, to
meet Monsieur Eugene Bileux, of L'Academle
I'rancalsc.
The club will slvo two plays In their play
room, 'at 43 South ISth street, on Monday night
at 8:13.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hancock, of the Pop
lars, St. David's, l'n., will give a dance in
honor of their daughter, Miss Katherlno Han
cock, at the Acorn Club on Monday, December
SI. The guests will bo from the younger set,
as Miss Hancock has not as yet made her
debut.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Emlen Carpenter, of
2105 Spruce street, will give a the dansant nt
Asher's December 21 In honor of their daugh
ters. Miss Edith Carpenter and Miss Eleanors
Carpenter.
Miss Kalhcrlne Fitch, who has been the
guest of Miss Anna M. Walthour, at 1812 Do
Lancey place, has returned to her home In
Now York.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wharton Pepper win
give a dinner-dance tonight at their home in
Devon. Decorations appropriate to Thanksgiv
ing will be used. There will be about 80 guests.
The Radnor Hunt Club will give a large break
fast today for the farmers of the surrounding
country and their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lenford Murray hav
sent out cards for a tea at which they will In
troduce their daughter, Miss Helen Gray Mur
ray, Saturday, December 18, from 4 until 6
o'clock, at Wohlruh, their home at Lancaster
pike and Remington road, Wynnewood. Trains
leaving Broad Stret Station at 1:15, 4:15, 4:15
and 6:15 p. m. will be met at the station.
Mil Prlsellla Beecham, who has been visiting
Miss Roberta Brown Downing, at 1624 Walnut
treet, has returned to her home In Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Trotter havs moved
Into their new home, Hillcrest, Chestnut Hill.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
BALA John E. Lonergan, corner of Consho
hocken State road and Union avenue, has re
turned from a month's stay In California. While
Mr. Lonergan was In the West Mrs. Lonergan
visited" friends In Boston.
Miss Ethsl Hutchinson and her aunt, Miss Mc
Cleary. of Bala avenue, will spend the Thanks
giving holidays tn New York aa the guest of
Miss Hutchinson's sister, Mrs. Eugene Eble.
Gsorgo da Bennevllla Kelm will entertain on
(Saturday after the Army and Navy game at a
dinner and dansant at the Philadelphia. Coun
try Club at Bala. Among the out-of-town
guests will be Mrs. Swanson, wife of Senator
S'wanson, of Virginia; Miss Alice Preston,
daughter of Mayor Preston, ot Baltimore, and
Mss Gordon, of Virginia.
Miss Margaret McCandless will entertain the
members of her sewing circle on Monday after
noon. November 30. Those present will be
Miss Ray Renshaw, Miss Adele McGrath, Miss
Ethel Paufflnet. Miss Lillian Novell, Miss Bess
Conover, Miss Elizabeth Slnnamon, Mrs. J, A.
Broadfleld, Mrs. William Alexander, Mrs. Arthur
PaUfflnee, Mr. Clifford Jones.
oTltnHOOKTh Overbrook Golf Club Is
quit the centre of soclsl affair around Over- ,
brook, Merlon and other point along the
Main Line, .and the Thanksgiving dance to
. night at the attractive clubhouse on Lancas
ter pike promises to ha quite a gay affair.
About 109 members and their guests expect to
join tn the danclnr- Exhibition dancing by pro
fessionals will also add to the enjoyment of
tonight's event.
Hj)MOKE-Mr. and Mr. Alexander Henry
Carver left yesterday for Wilmington, where.
they will spend Thanksgiving with Mr, Car
ver's mother, Mrs. George F. Nuon,
The Fortnightly dancing class will meet to.
morrow night at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
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be Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hartley, Mr. and Mrs.
M. T. French, Mrs, Harry Ruetschlln nnd Miss
Ruth Prescott. 0r
Mrs. Guyon W. Gray will entertain the Nnr
berth Card Club, of which she'TS a member,
Monday afternoon at her home on Elmwood
avenue.
wtNNEWOOlJ Mrs. Ralph L. MUriay will give
n tea at Wohlruh Satuulny afternoon, Decem
ber 19, In honor of her daughter, Miss Helen
Gray Murray, to be followed by a buffet sup
per and dance for the receiving party.
Mrs. Murray will be assisted In receiving by
Mrs. Henry Monlnomciy, Mrs. William J.
Coane, Mrs, Robert Oonnc, Mrs. K. B. Mc
Cowcn, Mrs. William Hollowny and Mrs. Frank
E. Schermerhorn. The following young girls
will nsaht Miss Murray: Miss Heteno Asbury,
Miss Laura McCowen, Miss Eleanor Bonsai!,
Miss Mabel Leonard, Miss Ethel Burl.', Miss
Marie Eastwlck, Miss Mary McCowen, Miss
Isabel Montgomery, Miss Ethel White, Miss
Frances Lelscn and Miss Bessie Ames
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Beaver Browno will
Bpend Thanksgiving Day and this coming week
end In Virginia, where Mr. Browne will join
In the hunting sports.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bradley, of Fox and
Coulterstrcets, will have as their guests for n
week Miss Leila M. Scwnll and Miss Eva K.
Foster, af Bostoti. They will arrive Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blspham Bowen will
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with their
daughters, Mrs. Walter Alvln Corl and Mrs.
Harold McNeill, of Boston.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William T. Fletcher, of 24
Winona avenue, will have as their guests over
Thanksgiving Day Mr. Fletcher's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher, Sr., of Worcester, Mass.
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Mrs. W. Perry Hltncr, ot 4J0 West Horttcr
street, gava a card party, followed by n. buffet
luncheon yesterday afternoon, for Mrs. J. Leslie
Davis, Miss Madallne Asbury. Miss Kathrjn
Mortlmoore, Miss Dorothy Morttmoorc, Miss
Mildred Buck, Miss Helen Gelger nnd Mis. W.
Davis.
Miss Judith Mair, of West Tulpehockcn sticct,
has gon? to Kansas City, Mo., to visit friends.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert, of "Red Top,"
Rydal, have returned from Saranac Lake, N.
Y., where they spent the summer and early
fall. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and their famlty will
leave shortly after Christmas for the South,
where they will spend the remainder of the
winter.
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Colonel and Mrs. S. Horace Alleman, ot
Wyncote road, Jenklntown, have Issued In
vitations for a reception In celebration of their
25th wedding anniversary on Thursday evening,
December 10, from 8 until 10 o'clock. Colonel
and Mrs. Alleman will leave on December 15
for Orlando, Fla., where they will spend the
remainder of the winter.
Dr. Thomas A. Gill, U. S. N., and Mrs. GUI
have moved from Pelham road,) Germtmtown,
to 227 Washington lane, Jenklntown, where
they will reside Indefinitely.
Mrs. William H. Rltter will be the hostess
at a "500" party tomorrow afternoon at her
home, 6S01 North 11th street, Oak Lane.
Autumn-hued chrysanthemums and leaves
will be used In the decorations. Mrs. Ruler's
guests will be Mrs. J. Schrleber, Mrs. Frederick
J. Halterman, Mrs. Hiram Hirsli, Mrs. Rudolph
Sosna, Mrs. Edward Hartel, Mrs. Jacob Bels
wanger, Mrs. Harry Bowers, Mrs. L. Essllnger,
Mrs. Radcllff, Mrs. Rosenberger, Mrs. C. S.
Lauber, Mrs. Charles F. Wall and Mrs. Harry
Artelt.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. I E. Snlvely and Mrs. E. Horace Kemp
ton, with thi members of their card club, met
last night and distributed Thanksgiving baskets
among the poor. Other members of the card
club Include Mrs, G. Graham, Mrs. J. Neufelt,
Mrs. G. Kane, Mrs. D. Chrlsman, Mrs. G.
Maurer, Mrs, G. Graves, Miss Helen Ruch,
Mrs. H. Taylor, Mrs. E. Prettyman, Mrs. H.
Davis, Mrs. P. Irwin and Mr. Berlett.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson will entertain
a party at the Penn-Cornelt game today, after
.which they will give a dinner at their home,
4915 Walton avenue. Cover will be laid for
12 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Russell Hagy, of 6915 Clin
ton street, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son, R. Russell Hagy, Jr, Mrs.
Hagy will be remembered a MIS Mary Thayer.
Mr, and Mrs. Hagy have been living tn Chi
cagq for some time, but expect to return to
Philadelphia In the early spring.
T, M. Fitzgerald, of West Baltimore avenue,
left yesterday for a two weeks' gunning trip to
S'outh Carolina.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. William Lee Pryor entertained yesterday
afternoon at auction bridge at her home In
the Glrard Estate, 232S South 21st street, Her
guest were Mrs. George deBennevllle Kelm,
Mr. L. W. T. Waller, Mrs. C. W. Gillette, Mrs.
Arthur Barney, Mrs. T, H, Winters, Mrs. R. S,
Keyes, Mrs. A. Blsset, Mrs, J. T. Fennel-, Mrs.
t) 3. Long, Mrs. Manning H, Philbrlck, Mrs.
Bumont, of Pittsburgh, and Mr. Stahl,
Ml Gene Haggerty, of 1244 Christian street,
entertained Mr. and Mrs, Hauser, ot Chester,
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Carlln will enter
tain on Saturday evening at pinochle, followed
by a buffet luncheon, at their home, 2U8 South
13th street Their guests will bs Mis Eliza
beth Wa!U. Miss Mary Taylor. Miss Alice Mo
Caulley, Miss Anna McCaulley and Messrs, W.
V. Hufnall, John Carlln. William Carlln, F. 3.
Lynch a,nd Dr. W. F. Davies.
Commander M. E. Trenoh, U. S. N., and Mrs,
Trench, of Washington, will come o Phila
delphia tomorrow for the Army and i.'vy game,
and will he the guest ot Mr. W. F. Hunt in
the navy yard until Monday nest.
Dr. and Mr. William I. Tomllnson, of 1523
porter street, in tlv Glrard BsUte, will spend
Thanksgiving and the week-end with Doetor
Tetallnson's parent, Mr. and Mrs. William B.
ToUnn, of Mount ileily.
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Mr:. Cox will be remembered ns Miss Marto Henderson before her marriage in early June.
LANSDOWNE
Mrs. F. D. Maxwell, Mrs. A. L. Pcnnock, Mrs.
William J. Supplcc, Mls3 K. A. Shrlgley, Mrs.
C. L. Altmatcr nnd Miss Mary Yarncll tcpre
scntcd the local Equal Franchise League at the
46th annual convention of suffrage In Scranton.
The annual golf dinner of tile Country Club
was held at the clubhouse last week. Covers
were laid for 35.
ROXBOROUGH
Mis. L. R. Hutton nnd Miss Blanche L.
Hutton, of 6SU Willows avenue, who spent tho
summer and early fall at Stone Harbor, closed
their cottage and returned to town last week.
Lieutenant A. C. Hidalgo, Consul for the
Republic of Ecuador, was tho guest of Dr. F,
Carrlngton-Brooke, of Ridge avenue, last week.
Mis. Albert Rommel, of 216 Rochcllo avenue,
will give a package party on Monday, Novem
ber 30, III aid of tho Ro.xborough auxiliary of
the Devitt camp nt Deer Mountain, Allentown.
TIOGA
The Sigma Beta I'bL Club will give a Kcw
plo card party followed by dancing Saturday
evening at tho Wynneflcld Country Club. Tho
Kewple idea will be carried out by tho tally
cards, favors and programs, mid the club
house will be attractively decorate J with
autumn hued chrysanthemums and leaves, The
members of the club nre Miss Helen Millard,
Miss Helen Huff, Miss Kathryn Ennls, Miss
Martha Lupton. Miss Edna Muench, Miss
Helen Brown, Miss Emllle MacBurney, Miss
Gertrude Lee and Mrs. Anthony Callinan. '1 he
patronesses will be Mrs. M. A. Lupton, Mrs
C. H. Mlllnrd and Mrs. L. T. Muench
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Clara Huklll, of 1523 Euclid avenue, has
announced the man-Inge ot her daughter. Miss
Arizona Burrill Huklll, to William D. Chalmers,
of 2223 North 17th street, on Saturday after
noon, November 21. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Dr. Do Wolfe Perry, nnd
was followed by n reception. Mr. and Mia.
Chalmers will return from the wedding Jour
ney on December 1 and will be at home at
1523 Euclid avenue. Mis. Huklll and her daugh
ter enmo to Philadelphia from Albion, Ind.
Mrs. Russell Wilson, of North Park avenue,
has returned from a visit to friends In East
Orange, N. 3.
FRANKFORD
Louis Sattler, of Frankford avenue, will en
tertain a number of friends over Thanksgiving,
including Harry S. Griffith, of Germantown,
and C, H. Stratton, who have Just returned
from a gunning trip in Marjland; Saxon Peel,
or Dayton, O.; Fred Roberta nnd Lawrence
allium, of Maine, and Robert Endy, n Junior
at Cornell.
It was a fine parly and every one there
Was having much pleasure without
thought or care;
They had rambled all over the house's
expanse;
They flirted a bit, then they came back n
to dance.
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At last the time came, as tune always
witl,
When the dancing was over, the music
was still,
And each tired beauty in fur cant and
wrap
Started out for her home and mush
needed nap,
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Qut did I tell you that thi? bnndom0
fete
Was ten miles frotn town, ?p the motor
must wait
That the belles and the btaui may get,
back to the city.
Now here comes tke story, phase gw
me your pity.
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CHESTER AND VICINITY
Mrs. Francis Clyde Starr has sailed for
Panama, whero she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Frank Wnshabaugh.
Paul Lllley, of West 6th street, has leturncd
from a visit to friends nt Havre de Grace, Md.
Miss Bertha Currldcn has returned to her
homo on AVest 8th street, after a sojourn at
Atlantic City.
Captain George W. Snow and son, Frn'nk, ot
Prospect Park, havo returned from Cape Cod,
where they spent several weeks.
Robert N. Shaw, of Crum Lynne, Is visiting
friends at New York city.
Mrs. Fredcrfck Posey, of Norfolk, Va Is the
guest ot Mrs. Ida Sutton, at Marcus Hook.
Joseph McBrlde has returned to his home at
Upland, nftrr a week's visit to friends at
Baltimore.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Parry Tru'scott, of Mcrchantvllle, won the
cup trophy offered by the Field Club this )ear
for the best tennis player.
Mrs, W. A. Davis, of 611 Cooper street, has
returned from a long visit tn California and at
Jackson, Miss. ' '
Allan Miller nnd Julian Miller, of Pearl street,
students at Rutgeis College, nre home for tho
Thanksgiving holidays.
Frank Llojd, of Princeton College, li also
nt his home at 527 Cooper street.
Miss Dorothy Burleigh and Miss Maigaretta
Craig, of Merchantvllle, have been visiting
friends In Baltimore.
A number of prominent women In Camden
hao taken tables for the card patry to be
slven for tho benefit of the Visiting Nurse
Society, Monday afternoon, November 30.
WILMINGTON
There wcie several dinners before the Bache
lors' ball last evening. Among thoso who
entertained were Mrs. E. Tatnall Warner,
Mr, and Mrs. George P. Blssell, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank L. Connnble, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dun
ham and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene duPont.
The Rev. and Mr3. Frederick M. Klrkus will
give a dinner before the dancing class Friday
night.
Mrs. George W. Chambers gave'a tea yester
day nt her home to present Miss Susanne
fipeakman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard
Speakman, and In honor of Miss Jeannette K.
Thomas.
It was cold that same night, tvas there
e'er such a fix?
The thermometer registered just twenty
six. And touring car, limousine and landaulet
Were frozen up tight, some remain out
there yet.
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The chauffeurs got round them, they
started their cranks;
But believe me it's true, they had all
frozen tanks.
For they granked an? tbU oranked, but
they moved not a' bit,
TW ably assisted by the men who're
quite fit.
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And the end of it was, that large
number oj guests
Returned to the eiiy the way that seemed
best,
Ami as for tA frietuia of one near
"Maiam" Fo,
'Ti vry mwek fwred tkey walked holes
iK their tax.
AVERY pretty wedding will take place In
the North Gardens of the Bellevuc-Strnt-ford
this evening at 6.30 o'clock, when MIs
Violet 8. Mansbach, the daughter 'of Mr. and
Mrs. Isnae Mansbach, of 1433 Diamond street,
will becomo the hrlda ot Maurlco Bendann, ot
2106 EUtnw Place, Baltimore. Dr. Henry Berko
wltz, of the Rodef Bhnlom Synagogue, Broad
nnd Mt. Vernon street, will perform the cere
mony. Tho bride, who will be given In mar
riage by her father, will be gowned In soft
white satin, elaborately trimmed with ropes of
crystal. Ihe court train will he lined with
chiffon and orange blossoms and tho tulle veil,
with n cap of Duchess lace, will be fastened
with orange blossom. She will carry a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and orchids.
Miss Mansbnch's attendant will be her sister.
Miss Marian Mansbach, as maid of honor, who
will wear a walking length dresi of green tulle
over green sntln, trimmed with ropes of amber
bends, nnd she will carry u shower boquet of
lavender orchids.
Mr. Bendann will have his brother, Lawrence
Bendann, as best man and the ushers will be
Felix Bendnnu, Oscar Wclngnrtcn, Dr. E. I,
Becker, Leon Schwartz and Harman Fernbcr
ger. Louis Mansbach will be the mnster ot
ceremonle.
The ceremony will be followed by a large
dinner anil dance.
Mrs. Mnnsbnch, the mother of the bride, will
wear black lace over black satin, elaborately
trimmed with Jet.
After nn extended Southern tour Mr. and
Mrs. Bendann will live nt the Hotel Belvedere,
Baltimore.
HLlLLMAiNN-cnoCKtn
Miss Laura M. Crocker, sister of AValter
Crocker, of Pittsburgh, and Dr. Hemy Hcllc
mnnn will be mairlcd tonight at their future
home, 1011 West Dauphin street. The Rev. It.
T. Jones, pistor of tho Susquehanna Aenue
I'rcsbytciian Church, Susquehanna avenuo and
Mnrshnll street, will perform the ceremony.
Mr. Crocker wilt give his slstor In marriage
mid Miss Clara Rorackcr, the maid ot honor,
will bo her only attendant.
The bridegroom will have Edward K. Bamm
bcrt for his best man nnd Frank Lowack and
John Nagel, Jr. ushers. There will be about
350 guests at tho reception which will follow
the service. Dr. Hcllcmann Is a graduate ot
the Jefferson Medlcul College and was for some
years associated with the work of Jefferson
Hospital. Dr. and Mrs. Helleman will leave
for a visit to the Southern coast resorts and
will be nt home after December 15.
GOOD IN ClLDEnT
The matilage of Miss Lulu L. Gilbeit, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Y. Gilbert, of 3438
North C.ii lisle street, and William L. Good
will, son of William Goodwin, also of Tioga,
will take place tonight In the Lutheran Church
of tho Nativity, 17th nnd Tioga streets. The
service, which will bo a very quiet one, will be
performed by the Rev. I. Chantry Hoffman,
pastor of tho church, and will Jie followed by
a reception at the home of tho bride's parents.
The bridegroom nnd bride, on their return from
their wedding Journey, will live at 2830 Stetson
stieet.
LAnSOX KENNEDY.
The marriage of Miss Helen H. Kennedy,
daughter of Mrs. David G. Kennedy, ot 3321
North nth street, to Karl J. Larson, of Wil
mington, Del., took place last night at the
homo of tho bride's mother. The Rev. Alfred
Ahlfeldt, of the Swedish M. E. Church, Park
and Rising Sun avenues, officiated at the cere
mony. D. Paul Kennedy, the bride's brother,
gave her In marriage. Miss Leona, Melater and
Miss Marie Anderson were the bridesmaids.
Samuel H. Kiefer was the bridegroom's best
man and Axel Berg was usher. Mr. and Mrs.
Larson will spend their honeymoon In the
South and on their return will live in Wil
mington. AnnOTT CUMJtnTSON
The mairlage of Miss Mary B Culbertson,
sister of Thomas II. Culbertson, of 6018 North
lCih street, and Howard N. Abbott, of 2305
North 19th street, was solemnized last night at
0 SO o'clock In St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal
Church, Broad nnd Venango streets. The pas
tor, the Rev. Dr. Forrest E. Dager, performed
the ceremony. The bride was given In mar
riage by her brother and woro her traveling
suit of gray broadcloth, trimmed with velvet
and chiffon. Her gray velvet hat had a crown
of silver lace and was ornamented with gray
plumes, Mies Margaret H. Culbertson was her
sister's maid of honor. Mr. and Mrs, Abbott
left for an extended Southern tour. They will
he nt home after January 1 at 2305 North 19th
at.-eet.
HEFlEnNAN-JUcDON VO
A wedding ot interest In this city and Wilkes
Barre took place at 6 o'clock last night at the
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home of Mr. and Mrs, John 3. MaoDonaldU
their daughter, Miss Lillian T. MacDonsld
came tho bride of Dr. Andrew J. Kefferl
of Wllkes-Hnrre. Bishop Owetl CorflgariJ
Baltimore, Mil., performed tho ceremony!
was assisted by tho nev. Get aid f. Coffhl
lector of tho Church of Our t,ady of Meg
Broad street and Susquehanna avenue, nndj
llev. James A. TJatton, of Our Lady of Ma
Carmet, 3d and Wolf streets. The bride's ;1
was of white crepe de chtne nnd chanlltly jl
A spray of orange blossoms held her tullel
In place and she carried orchids and til t d
the valley.
Miss Irene A. MacDonald, maid ot honor,!
Kathleen MacDonald, flower girl, alsler Bnl
niece of the bride, were her only attendant!
Lieutenant Leo O, Hcfternan, of Wllkos-Barrl
was his brother's best man. The cercmoriyfafl
the reception which followed were atlondedJSinj
by the relatives of the bridegroom nnd br.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Hcffernan will live at 351 Sd
Trnnklln street, Wilkcs-Barrc, on their rl
fiom a trip through the South.
SIIISSLKR- KU.NZh
Miss Fnnnlo Kunze, granddaughter ofJ
nnd Mrs. John V. Deal, of Olncy, and Chal
F. Shlssler. son of Mr. and Sirs. Johnl
Shlssler, of Camden, were married last '
Ing nt the homo of tho bride's grandparentajJSl
Klla street, Olney. The bride was given In fna
rlago by her grandfather, John P. DcalM
The ceremony was performed by the Hevi
K. Randolph, of St. Jnmes' M. 11 Churchl
Olncy. Miss nuth Miller, the bride's cbusj
was bridesmaid. Mr. John C Shlssler, J
urotner of the groom, was best man. !
bride was beautifully dressed In white -'tl
crepo nnd wore a tulle veil held In placetSy
lllllcs of the valley, and carried a handsJ
bouquet of roses. Tho (service was followed
n dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Shlssler, after ttJ
return from Thompsontown, To., will
their home In Weatherly, Pa.
COWEY-BURCnKY
Harry J. Covvey, 2301 South 3d street,
Miss Mary V. Durchey, of 181!) South 6th str
were married nt 5 o'clock yesterday aftern
pt tho Church of the Sacred Heart, 3d I
j.eeu sirccis, at. wnicn cnurcn both yours;
people had been nctlvoly nflUlatcd for several
years. Mr. Covvey Is an attache of the!
leitiseircnt department of the Punt.ic X.BC
Company.
KENSINGTON
Master Edward Baker, son of Mr. and
J. Raker, ot 1867 Frankford avenue, will
tho part of John Wanamaker In tho '
Thumb's Wedding," which wilt bo given
evening nt the Frankford Avenue Baptle
Church, Frankford avenue and Cambria street
Kensington. t'
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