HVMiyfg LEDGBll PHIItAlWlyl?aiA THURSDAY, APB1L SO, lfttfr
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DUKE-BIDDLE WEDDING PARTY
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iv interesting mectlntr took plnco yc
,Av nt the homo of the fit, Hev. nnil
W. rhlllp nhlnclnmlcr, 251 South Kit street,
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fc by both told of the Cambridge Conference.
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.. caltv It. Smith, of ltoo Wnlnul street,
ft! inker, ft cotlnfie nt Uar Ilnrbor, Mc, wlilclt
t will occupy for the summer.
in ,t Mrs. S. Jtetrnrceo AVrlfiht, Miss Mnr-
Pfret wrlRht, Miss Hnnnnh Wrlsht and Mr.
&-.,,,,,. u'lloht will lenvo some time In 'tuno
iAtSt Bur Jlnrbor, Me., where they hnve taUen a
duse for tile fliimnicr. m.-. ihi in .
her guest Miss Mnry Itodney Conovcr.
L.- . nml Mr. LVIwIn Lane have returned
Ltn their honeymoon nml aro living In their
S"(r liome, Mil Morris Btrcct, near Chcltcn
ttnue. Mrs. Uno will bo remembered ns Miss
jfy Aldcn, of Portland, Me. Mrs. Lnno will
t at homo Tlieeuny nucrnuuna uiinus inu
gonth of May.
Ri. .i Mm. Itlclinrd M. Holllnushead. of
ftfrerlon. N- J-, announce the cnsrnixemcnt of
Heir daughter, aims jennncue nuiiumsirauii
r.'t, linrold Wntklns Lelnan, of this city.
No date has been set for the wedding.
hr. nntl Mrs. Clcorgo V. Chllds Droxcl will
RitcrUln at a dlnner-danco tonight at their
Some, Wootton, Hryn iiawr.
!m Pntintcss do Trampo will entertain nt
Sncheon and cards todny at Scdgley Club.
Ejlr James Crosby Drown, of Ardmorc, will
w. - jlnniti. n (tin Tlnrlnnr Hunt Club to-
IflM a Bib
liiiht. There will bo 13 gucnts,
KJIUs Mary K. Qlb3on -will entertain at her
R , in Wvnnewood tomorrow In honor of
hladamo Alno JIalnbcrg, who will speak on
? .. e.tflVnr-n In Trlnlnnil.
Jtoma" oi......n- -
!lMr. W. Bayard Van Hcnssclncr, of Ainnny,
tjho Is visiting ir. nna Jira. aiuahikici'
Rensselaer, will be guest of honor at a lunch
coa to bo given tomorrow by Jlre. AVilllam U.
Churchman.
in. rcilen Lathron Hopkins entertained at
Lihpnn vestcrday afternoon at her home, 112
fefflth !lst street, In honor of Miss Kathnrino
triv tVnlKii nml her bridal party. In tho
MUilag Miss 'U'alsh gave nn Informal supper
it ier home, 1S2G Tine street, following tho rc
teareal for tho wedding.
pAT.i.nvmvvn
fn-i, momhora nf hn Cvnwvcl Sewlnc Clrclo
Fiere entertained ycstciday at luncheon by ono
nft tho members, Mrs. E. Clarke Ilawllns, at
fcr homo In noxborough, Ta. Tho table was
rcitroMivolv tlprnrntrd In crecn nnd white,
fe,!.M.nhnlr ferns and tho dainty little will to
narcissus forming tho centrepiece. Instead ot
tfii.- l nlnn. nnwl. thn linfltnaQ linil lie
Alied something very new and novel. A small
E i'lllnfrvM wnn nlnnprl nt each EllCSt!! SCat.
;the place card taking tho place of tho chauffeur.
iThe ices were also served In tho shape of
fcllinnvn .' Amnnir thoso nrcscnfc wcro Mrs. J.
fsamuel Stephenson, Mrs. Stephen D. Tily,
lu tnkH a,AA.. rimpltnnli AT m .T. PlinrlnB
Trrv. Mrs. .i. V. R. Titus. Mrs. Herbert J.
jllly, Mrs. Calvin G. Child, Mrs. Joseph Sul
IJTJti, Sirs. Martin P. Glynn. Mrs. Joseph V.
llltle, Mrs. Frank Seeburger, Mrs: Alexander
JV. Peckford nnd Mrs. Hartley.
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i CHESTNUT HILL
pMrs. Edward H. Rodgers, of IS West Graver'a
Me, entertained at lunencon yesterday at mo
Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Mr. and Mrs. T, Charlton Henry, of More-
Und avenue, havo left for tho Panama Exposi
tion. :
Mlsa Marian Moyn, of East Graver's lane, has
Wiurnea xrom a two-week stay at Atinntic uuy.
Miss Edith "W. Dallas, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Trevanlon B. Dallas, of St. JIartin's lano,
111 make her social debut at a tea in the early
Mrt of October.
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i Mrs. P. C. Archer will glvo a dinner, of 16
covers on Saturday night before tho dance at
lh Philadelphia Cricket Club.
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GERMANTOWN
A little over ?200 was raised at the dance
Which was given last week by tho Army
Bnd Navy Relief Society, at tho Gcrmantown
i-ncket Club. The money will be used for gen
ital relief work among the European sufferers.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Warder, of 3110 AVest
Perm street, havo taken a cottage nt Ventnot
or the summer which they will occupy about
June 15. Mrs. Warder's two children. Mrs.
fjoseph Brown and Mrs. William Wurtz Har-
ar, havo also taken a cottage In Ventnor.
Jr. and Mrs. Warder havo taken a house In
Siestnut Hill, which they will occupy In the
wturan.
B. WEST PHILADELPHIA
Wlss Margaret Ann May. daughter of Mr. and
!. Clarence D. May, of 40 Pine street, will
pertain at dlnnr, followed by a circus party,
tomorrow night. Her guests wilt Include Mr,
ftJ Mrs. A. Southern Conway, Miss Marian
goyn. Miss Helen Sanders, Mr. Roy Book
Scr and Mr. Wesley Greenwood.
;lr. and Mrs, Forrest B. English, of 019 South
jth street, will close their town house and open
(heir cottage at Chelsea the first week In June.
AT.fYWn rpwTC nnATHMP.
M P..n.. XT r It, i.- l.n. mUnva.
w. vw4iia irt Dpencer win ue iiuoicaa a,m,w
4y afternoon, May 6, when she will entertain
th 1qih i i ,-, . , ..
$r- .to uj ner sewing circle i ucr uunio,
11 THrlll 194W T nnnn FPhn.A tn HA
JWent are Mrs. Scott, Mrs, Fawcett, Mrs.
gerge yirlch, Mrs. Charles Swalm, Mrs. Ar
&" C. Oehrle, Mrs, Frederick Hlpp.enstell, Mis
Kg'H ippentell, Dr, Edna. Swain and Mrs.
gps N. sidman, v
le Boy Scouts of Logan will give a benefit
the musicals nnri rntorrnlnnient to be Klven
M the Logan Athletic and Playground AssOcl-
ibis evening at the Logan Drawing
!m. Broad and Ruseomb streets, Professor
J. Chonourlan haa arrancred a splendid pro
tw tor the occasion. There will 'be Informal
yMlns after the entertainment.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
i A. Very lmoortant nnd Intprestlne meetlne of
& Unluue Club was held at the bomo ot Miss
Cohen, S329 Bouth Franklin street, lo the
Brty jiart of the wk. An election was held
Blch the following girl were elected as
w. Mm Jean Baroo, ponor; Mlsf Helen
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gj VIDN OFTWE CHAC6UDU81W3TECEREM0 MRS-VftLUAM WM
Margolls, president; Miss Pearl nurnstclii, vice !M jj' ' VW( "' i"'i
Margolls, president; Miss Pearl nurnstclii, vice
president; Miss Rao Baron, secretary nnd
treasurer. Luncheon was scived, and tho fol
lowing were present; Mis.i Jrnn B.iron, Mi83
Helen Margolls, Miss lino Baron, Miss Pcail
Burnstcln, Jlhs Fniinlo Cohen, Miss Jean
Cohen, Miss Sarah Gcrson, Miss Ksslo Dciitsch,
Miss Helen Lcblang, Jllss Iloso Kr.ikovitz, JIIs3
Cecilia Supnwitz, Mies Anna SclmfTcr and JIIss
Lllllnn Schnffcr. q
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Jllsa Iteba Snyder entertained tho Artemuj
Club nt her home, 2212 North 7th street, last
week. Among those present wcro Miss Rose
Alport, MIsh Hniina Cohen, Mlsa Uertha Troppo,
Miss Mlnervn Mnntell, Miss Frances Frnnkcl,
Miss Rosella Frnnkcl, Miss Nelllo Moyer, Miss
Anna Snyder, MIeh Hnnna Gross, Mr. Benja
min Kaback, Mr. Low Kaufman, Mr. Edwnrd
Margolls, Mr. Carl Greenspan, Mr. Harry Ja
cobs, Mr. Lewis J. Anron, Mr. Karl Schlndlcr,
Mr. Michael Greenspan, Mr. Low Frccdman and
Mr. Jules K. Ncldltch.
A birthday party was given by Miss Eva Hill.
2G.51 North Uodinc street, In honor of the an
nlvertnry of tho birthday of Mr. Thomas Ellis
lafit Monday evening.
Thoso present wcro Miss Esther Williams,
'Miss Kathryn Smith, Miss Bcsslo Moran, Miss
Tlllio Morgnn, Mies Helen Wentz, Miss Mnrla
Moll, Miss Carrlo Moll, Mr. Daniel Jones, Mr.
Louis Brown, Mr. AVIUInm II. Rcllly. Miss
Thomas Ellis, Mr. George Suitor, Mrs. William
Hill, Mr. Howard Carrlgan.
Announcement has been mado of the engage
ment of Miss Sara McGuIre, 2140 North Lelth
gow street, to Mr. Leonard Gerson, of 0th street
and Erie avenue. It is anticipated the wedding
will be celebrated In tho latter part of May.
Miss Esther Williams has been chosen as tho
bridesmaid In tho Interesting event.
TIOGA
Dr. W. Armstrong Graves, of Park and Al
legheny avenuoB,, haB returned from Ocean
City. He was accompanied by Mrs. Joseph
Geggls and Captain Anton Alilers, of Wlssl
nomlng. Mrs. W. D. Chambers, of North Broad street,
was hostess at tho final 'luncheon and card
party of her "EOO" club yesterday afternoon.
Her guests were Mrs. Edward Crawford, Mrs.
Frederick Dlttman, Mrs. Benjamin Foster,
Mrs. John C. Allen, Jr., Mrs. William H,
Whltcomb. Mre. Horace Klelnfeldor, Mrs. Pen.
rose Ambler. Mrs. Irwin Balr. Mrs. Harry
Haug, Mrs. J. EUwood Wtek, Mrs. Edwnrd E.
Davis, Jr.. Mrs. W. R. Snulbb, Mrs. Harry Rit
tenhouse. Mrs. John Stief and Mrs. John
Wurst,
ROXBOROUGH
The Thursday Night Club, assisted by the
Ushers' Association ot the First Presbyterian
Church, Manayunk, will give a unjque "Holl,
day Supper" tonight In the social hall of the
church, on Baker and Dupont streets. Each
table will be decorated to repiosent a national
holiday. The menu will be In keeping with
the anniversary selected, and the guests will
be served by members of the associations tn
costumes appropriate to the holiday. Ad
dresses will be made by the pastor, the Rev.
George N. Makelyj Mr. Charlea Francis, presi
dent of the. Ushers' Association, and Miss
Bessie Lyster, president of the Thursday
Night Club. These will be Interspersed with
bright musleal selections. Others who will
take part are Mrs. George N. Makely. Mrs.
Arthur W. Greer, Mrs. Frank Eekenroth, Mrs.
John Miller. Mrs. Robert O. Greer. Mrs. C S.
Wilson, Mrs. Charles Cavanaugb, Mrs, Andrew
Rsmmert, Mlsa Clara MpMaster, Miss Hlja
Moore, Mlsa Florence Hendren, Ml6 Emma
Hendrea. MUs Minnie K. Seott, Mlw Mar
garetf Hunter. Mrs. Jqseph Ripka, Mrs. A. f
MaclluED, Mrs Rumeey. Mrs. Ward Smith.'
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" ,'" NWUSSEVNc. j
Impressions of guests of importance at
Church as seen
NUPTIALS
Miss Angela Forney and Mr. William W.
Bodino Were Married Today.
A fashionable wedding which took pluce today
wuii that of Miss Angela dcC. It. Forney, daugh
ter of General James Forney and Mrs. Forney,
to Mr. William Wurilcn Bodlne. The ceremony
was performed ut noon In tho itoly Trinity Me
morial Chapel by tho Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins.
Tho bride, who was given In marriage by her
fnther, was gowned In soft Ivory-white satin
and wore a long court train of tulle. Tho eklrt,
which was short, was topped by a pcplum of
tulle, from which fell a deep ruffle of old roso
point lace, an heirloom. Tho veil was also of
exquisite old family laco, and was held In place
by orange blossoms. Tho bride carried a bou
quet of lilies of the valley and gardenias, tied
with tulle.
Mlf Forney's only attendant, MIbs Susan
Lynnh Bruce, wore a frock of mnuvo bordelage
bilk. An oversklrt of tho silk was cut nway to
reveal a. pettlcout of silver lace, and sllvor lace
was also used as a trimming for the bodice.
Miss Bruce's lint wn of mauve-colored tullo
with a single pink rose, and oho carried a huge
bouquet of mauve lilacs nnd pink snapdragons,
tied with mauvo satin ribbon.
Mr. Bodlne had Mr. Schofleld Andrews as best
man, and tho ushern wero Mr. Richard M. Phil
ler, Mr. John W. Forney, Mr. F, Ruton-Mlller,
Mr. Effingham 11. Morris, Jr., Mr. E. H. Perry,
of Boston; Mr. Gilbert Butler, of Utlca, N. V
nnd 51r. W. K. Earle, of New York.
A email wedding breakfast for the immediate
families and Intimate friends of the bride and
br.degroom followed the ceremony.
OSTERMANN-WALSH.
One of the most picturesque weddings of the
season took place today at noon when Mlsa
Katharine Hockley Walsh, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stevenson Hockley Walsh, became the
bride of Lieutenant Edward Albert Ostermann,
U. S. M, C, The ceremony was performed In
St. Mark's Church by the rector, the ReV. Elliot
"White.
The bride, who w&8tve,Vln marriage by her
father, wore an exquisite gown of shimmering
white tatln, trimmed with old paint lace, and
her veil nlo was of old family lace, She car
ried a bouquet of lilies of the valley,
Mrs. Arturo de lleeren, who was matron of
honor, was gowned In white satin, veiled In
clilfl'on, and carried pink sweet peas. The
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"Society Editor," Evening Ledger, 03
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Unless these requirements ara carried
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the .notices will not be published.
Nmiih nf miffrane activities nmuinva
on JPage 10,
tho wedding yesterday at Holy Trinity
by a staff artist.
bridesmaids. Miss Marie Loulso Wannmakcr and
Miss Josephine C, S. Foster, wore dainty frocks
of blue, trimmed with pink, nnd large picture
lints of whlto straw, which were faced with
pink Georgette crepe nnd had streamers of blue
velvet. They carried pink sweet pens. Tho
little llowcr girl. Miss Ethel P. Butler, wore a
quaint frock of white lingerie, with a wide bluo
sash, and on her head was a cunning little cap
of whlto lace. She carried a basket of pink
sweet peas.
Mnjor Smedley Darlington Butler, U. S. M. C.,
acted as best mnn, and the ushers were Captain
John C. Beaumont, U. S. M. C; Lieutenant E.
W. Sturdevant, Mr. George Herbert Walsh nnd
Lieutenant Richard II. Tebbs, Jr., U, S. M. C.
The dress uniforms of the members of the wed
ding party and of a largo number of tho mili
tary guests added n brilliant color note to tho
scene.
Following the ceremony there was a reception
ot the homo, of the bride's parents, 1S26 Pino
street. Lieutenant and Mrs. Ostermann, upon
returning from their wedding trip, will live at
the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
FOLEY GRELIS.
An Interesting wedding took place this morn
ing In St. Columba's Cathollo Church, Lehigh
avenue and 23d street, when Miss Mary C.
GrcllB, daughter of Magistrate John J. Grells
and Mrs. Grells, of 2C08 North 29th street, was
given In marriage by her father to Mr. Henry
R. Foley, of Tioga. Tho rector, the Rev. Walter
P. Gough, officiated at the ceremony. The
bride wore a smart coat suit of whlto curduroy
and a pink milan braid hat, trimmed with pink
roses and satin streamers. A corsage bouquet
of pink orchids completed her costume.
Mlsa Sadie V. Brogan, the maid of honor,
wore a coat suit of blue faille and a mllan braid
hat, trimmed with crepe the color of her suit.
Helen Ward roses formed her corsage bouquet.
Mr. Foley's best man was his brother.VMr.
Frank Foley, The ceremony was followed by
a breakfast at the honje of the bride's parents
for the two famillca, Mr. and Mrs, Foley will
spend their honeymoon In Panama and will be
at home after June 1 at 1932 Alrdrlo stret,
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The Phllo Society, of the Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church, 29t,h and Lehigh avenue, will
give an evening of song and recital, tinged
with minstrelsy, tomorrow evening,
Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, of 1903 West Diamond
street, la visiting her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Daniels, at their home,
In Rlverton, n. J,
FRANKFORD
A wedding of much Interest will be that of
Miss Alice Bromley and Mr. William Coghlan,
which will take place June 26, Miss Bromley
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Brom
ley, of 4T0t Lelper street.
The Torresdate Golf Club will move nto
its new quarters at Brant avenue and Brlstoj
turnpike, Saturaay. May 1- The golf links will
be in readiness by May 8.
TWO prominent Philadelphia families wro
united by marriage todny when Miss Eleanor
Celln Thompson, daughter of Mr. nnd Mm.
Charles Trotter Thompsuii, became tho lirldo
of T. Wllllnms Roberts, of Bain, sou of tho
late George 11 Roberts, one llmo president of
tho Pennsylvania Railroad. The ceremony was
solemnized nt 10 o'clock'lli St. Jnnies' Protestant
Episcopal Church, 22d nnd Walnut Htrccts. The
Rev. Ilnirlson It. Wright, rector of St." Asaph's
Church. Jltilrt, nlllolnled, nsslatcd by the itcV.
John MuckrldRC I). I)., pastor of St. James.
The chancel wns banked with palms nnd
decniiited Wtli houghs of upple blo'sotiiM, whllo
clusters of these same blossoms festooned tho
pews lcsorvcd for tho fnmlly.
The bride, who wni given In marriage by her
fnther, looked unarming In her whlto ontln
conn, fashioned with long court tntln nnd
with bodice made of old Viilonelennoi Inco worn
by her mother on her wedding day. Tho veil
of tullo was prettily caught with orange blos
soms, nnd she carried a shower bouquet of
lilies nf the valley nnd whllo orchids.
Tnero wcio tluec maids of honor, .Miss Mar
garet forties Monotoii nnd tho slstots ot tho
bride, Mlsa l'hoobo Pnultncy Thompson mid
Miss Mmlc Loulso Thompson. They wcio nil
gowned nllko In pnlo bluo sntln, with trim
mings of bluo tulle. Picturesque lints of brown
tulle, adorned with pink roses, completed tho
ciwlumcs, nnd Ihoy cnirlcd bouquets of- npple
blossoms.
Mr. Roberts had his brother, Isaac W. Rob
erts, of Bala, for hln best man, and the ushers
were Mr. Percy II. Claik, Mr. Pleico Aichor,
Jr., Mr. J. Rniulnll Williams, Jr., .Mr. Henry
Howard Ellison, Jr., Dr. Frederick Fralcy, Mr.
Thomas Duncan Whelen, Mr. John L. Evan,
Mr. Fiodcrlc Rnscngnitmi, Mr. Bmco Bedford,
or Tientoii. nnd Mr. Wiillnm C. McUlbbon, ot
Now Ynik.
Following tho chinch ceremony a leci'ption
was held nt the home of the brido's parents,
Mr. and Mis. flmrlcS Trotter Thompson, Sllfi
Spiuco sliret, wheio the house wns decoiuted
nlth pnims and clusters of npple blossoms.
-Mr. and Mih. Roberta will mnko their linnm
lit Pcnutiyd Funn, ll.ila, tho stately old Colo
nial icsltli-ncc which has been in the Roberts
family for moio than 200 years.
CHARIUNOTON WILIIUR.
Tho wedding of Miss Mnry Elizabeth Wil
bur, daughter ot Mr. nnd Mrs. William Nelson
Wilbur, of Devon, to Mr. Arthur Mowbray
Randolph Charrliigton, of Wnrrenlon, Vn., will
bo yoleninlzed today. Tho ceiemony will take
place nt I o'clock In Old St. D.ivld's Chinch,
Itadnor, the rector, the Rev. James 11. Lamb,
olllrlatlng. The lirldo, who will bo given In mar
riage by her father, will be attended by her
sister. Miss Hairlet Mnsou Wilbur, ns maid of
honor; .Miss Eleanor Willlums Wilbur ns llowcr
girl, nnd Mnstcr John Mason Wilbur as page.
Mr. ChairhiKtoii will havo as best man Mr.
William Fitch Wllhtir. a luothrr of the bride,
nnd tho indicts will bo Mr. Donald Dotz, ,Mr.
Lnwrcnco Hillhoilso Wilbur, Mr. W. Kcmblo
Yarrow.
Miss Wilbur will bo gowned In whlto H.itln,
having an overdress of tullo nnd crystal tilm
mlng. It will bo finished with ft court train of
silver broeado falling fiom tho shoulders. Her
veil will bo of old lose point lace held In place
by a wreath of nrnngo blossoms, and she will
carry a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Tho maid of honor will wear an attractive
frock of pink taffeta trimmed with tullo of the
samo shade. Her lint will also bo pink nnd will
bo trimmed with bluo (lowers. Sho will carry nn
aim bouquet of pink sweet pens and larkspur.
RICHTHR-MOE.
The marriage of Miss Sophia Loulso Moe,
dniighter of Vlco Consul and Mi. Christian
Moe, of Mctchnntvlllc, was solemnized Inst
night to Mr. Horace F. Rlchter. Tho ceremony
wns performed at 7 o'clock In Grnca Church,
and wns followed by a reception nt the Adel
phla Hotel, in this city.
McGRATH-WHALEN.
The marriage ot Miss Elizabeth G. Whalcn
to Mr. Patrick J. McGrath was solemnized on
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock In tho Church ot
St. Francis de Sales, 47th Mreet nnd Spring'
Held avenue, with a Solemn Nuptial Mass.
Father Hannay olllcinUd.
The bride wns attended by hrir slater, Mlsa
Anna Whalen, ns maid of honor, and tho best
man was Dr. T. O'Rourke, resident phyalclan
of the Medlco-Chlrurgical Hospital. A wedding
breakfast nt tho homo of tho bride's mother,
5119 Hazel avenue, followed tho ceremony.
Mr. nnd Mrs. McGrath left on Tuesday for
New York, where ihey boarded a steamship
bound for Bermuda. They will be at homo after
May 1 at 6013 Cntharluo street.
SWAN-ROBINSON.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday at 6:W
o'clock, when Miss Eliza Maglll Robinson be
came the bride of Mr. Charles Edwnrd Swan,
of Trenton. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. John Harvey Lee at the home of tho
bride's parents, 6333 Greene street. Miss Rob
inson had as her maid of honor Miss M. Adlna
L. Roblntion, and the best mnn was James Rob
inson. A small reception followed for the Immediate
families, Mr. and Mrs, Swan will be at home
after June 15 at 36 Delawnrevlew avenue,
Trenton.
RADCLIFF HANSON.
The marriage of Miss Edith J. Hanson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hanson, ot
Pechln street, Roxborough, to Mr. Goorge B
Radcllff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Evnn Radcllrf,
was solemnized on Monday plght. The Rev.
Carl Hirzel, pastor of the Epiphany English
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Green lane and
SUverwood street, officiated at the ceremony.
Mr, and Mrs. Radcliff left for Washington, D.
C, and points South. They will be at home
after June 15 nt 4335 Pechln street.
LEWIS-HOOK.
The marriage of MUs Louis Wsrftsld HQk,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Addison
Hook, of Baltimore. Md., took'plaee last nMjht
to Mr. Leroy Moody Lewis, of this city. The
ceremony was performed In the Brown Memo
rial Presbyterian Church. Baltimore, at 7
o'clPfk, the Rev. Dr. J. Ross. Stevenson, presi
dent of Princeton TheoJogleal Seminary, as.
listed by the Rev. H- Graham Wilson, omclat.
lng. The bride was attended by Mlsa Roberta
Jackson, of Front Royal. Va,, as maid of honor;
MIsa Mayone Lewis, ot Philadelphia, a sister
of tho bridegroom, and Miss Alice Rlnehart, ot
Baltimore, ns bridesinnlds.
Tho groomsman wns Mr. Owen 11. Lewis, ot
Philadelphia, brother of the bridegroom, and
the ushers wero Mr. Robert M. Hook, brother
of the bride; Mr. Cnrleton Llnsley, Mr. Thomas
it. l.tldetfl and Mr. Richard D. Tltlt, ot Phila
delphia. On their return from their wedding trip Mr.
nnd Mis. Lewis will occupy their new residence,
509 lieacom lane, Merlon, Pa.
SILCOX FENIMORE
Miss Mildred Fenlmorc, dnughter of Mrs.
Kalhiyn Fenlmorc, of 374C, North Cnrllslo street,
Tioga, beenmp the bride of Mr. Jesse Sllcox,
of 4SU North 12th street, Logan, last night at
the home ot her mother. Tho ceremony was
performed by tho Rev. Georgo Spencer, for
merly pastor of tho Logan Baptist Church,
nnil was followed by a reception for tho fami
lies nnd nenr friends of the bridegroom and
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Sllcox upon their return
from nn extended Journey will live In Logan.
RAUSCH METZ.
Tho mnrrlago of Miss Clara Mctz nnd Mr.
Wlltncr Itnush will bo solemnized this evening
by the Itov. Mr. Bnrr. of tho Frnnkford Avonue
Baptist Church, Finnkford nvenuo nnd Cum
berland street. Miss Anna Curry will be maid
of honor nnd Mr. Aluln Swan will bo best man.
The ceremony will be followed by a reception
nt tho brlde'rt home, 2121 Auburn street. After
nn extended wedding trip, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rnush
will occupy their home, 20.18 Wlshnrt street.
DEVLIN WILSON.
A pietty wedding wns solemnized yesterday
ntternoon nt I o'clock, when Miss Mnry Wilson
became the bride of Mr. John Devlin, Jr. The
ceiemony wns performed In St. Michael's)
Catholic Church. 2d and Jefferson streets, the.
Rev. Fnther Hugh Dugnn, pnstor of the
chinch, olllclntlng. The bildc was nttended
by Miss Rose Kelly ns maid of honor, and tho
best man was Mr. John Doyle. After tho
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Devlin left for n wed
ding trip to Niagara Fallc.
AMUSEMENTS
FORREST s,Kv SEATS NOW
Till: TUNKFL'L AND DIVKUT1NG OI'EnETTA
THE LADY
in RED
Tuo Yrnrrt nt Theatre flea West ens, Berlin
ALL-STAR COMPANY
Heailrrl by
Valli Valli
Ed Martindel
Will Phillips
GIRLS
Glenn Hall
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Josie Intropidi
xiouisii PTPT Q
IlKWlTfHlNO JJLlVUO
GARRICK Last 3 Evgs. att.
THE LITTLE CAFE "''VSra a
HKOI.VNINC. MAV X
WILLIAM FARNUM
In a Wonderful Picture Traduction of
KDWAUI) SHKI-DON'S MASTHIU'inCE
THE NEW GOVERNOR
Continuous. Noon fnlll 11 P 51.. 10c, l.lr, 25o
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"POP" CONCERTS
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