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Br, vj-y-v -o t "n rewftSLUiauuht,
A" HONG the girls from Qcrmnntown
and Chestnut Hill who left fester
. to attend the Northfleltl Conference
',,, Miss Elizabeth MneCuert Smith,
E' ffui Marian uutton, .miss l-eKgy l'erot,
mI Isabel Howell, Miss Esther How
.1 Miss Mary Sheppard and Miss Ellz
aceth D. Wheeler.
invitations have been received In this
JS for a tea, with danclner, to be
2Li, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan, at
nJnla Crest, their villa at Newport, on
SSy afternoon, July 6, from 4 until 7
VnhlnB a large dinner-dnncc, which they
Enn Jive on July 30, which will be In the
:. ,rn of a house-wnrinlng, nnd a which
8f4 1'hllatlelphla colony will bo largely
represented. '
Mrs Ocorce D. Wldcncr will shortly
i..n 'invitations for a house-wnrrhlnpt at
u ratnar, her new vllln nt Nowport. which
-in be ready for occupancy about tho last
Stills month. One of tho most attractlvo
L.i In Hie villa is tne music room, mo
'I,il. of which arc done In panels brought
ra" ... M ohntcau In France, nnd
Shteh are more than 200 years old. Tho
S, nro carved with designs of musical
Efetrumenta in vogue nt that period, and
"..! exceedingly rich nnd artistic.
' . .... t. tinvta. tho riauahtrr of
iff Nathan H. Davis, who has been
oe'ndlnR several days vlsltln? relatives
E? home, BbtD OvorJirook avenue. Over
r krnok on Mondnv. Miss Davis' cngagc
Atr James H. Work. Jr.. of Law
fcfttnee. U I-. was recently nnnounccd.
R -- . .... , nirm A Dunnlnc. Miss
"'NMicV B. Dunning, Mr. Norman Dunning
: ffillss Eleanor T. Dunning, of 15 South
- i", street, .are occupylg their summer
tome! Edge Hill Farm. West Chester. Pa.
it , . rA rimrlps Franc's Boehman
f' will close 'their town house, 208 Locust
(" " ... I. .l iirlll mnlnr in l.nnn
Ir itreeti nexi w " - -
I rake In the Adlrondacks, where they cx
l"MCt to spend the greater part of the sum-S-
P5" iru.i- n.in-htor. Miss Esther Jean
Bothman. who will spend the week-end
-T, w aunt. Mrs. John Juhrlng, at
:j .rJjley-on-Hudson, will Join tliom In
Uew lorn.
Mrs Ferdinand L. Fethcrston left today
for Saratoga, N. Y., where she will spend
the summer with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. nnd Mri. Lcland Sterry.
Mrs. Taylor Walthour, her daughter,
'., .. Mnrw Wnlthnur. nnd son. Mr.
Tsylor Walthour, of 1811 Do Lanccy place,
will leave for Eagle's Merc next Wednes
isy to open their cottage for the sum
mer.
Along the Main Line
...nnri,Tii r- nriH fra W. V. 'Rlnnd.
HAHUCnAH .,... ....... .-. .. 'Y'
k of rorresi avenue, win biiuiiu iu, v,. ...
j?tf iqramer season nt Wlldwood, N. J.
t,-jjir. and Mrs. wnnam j. iianuiawi, "
'Dudley avenue, have been entertaining
f'.Jtrs. Harry Keller, of Chicago, formerly
Of flieirOSO inrn, unu ,. u." ..o.
Thomas J. Hlgglns, oi uneisea.
Bala-Cynwyd
Mrs. Henry Kuhl Kelly, Jr., of Call-
..-A n.V.n mUVt hinf llttln RATI, hnfl hAn
S- iiltlnir hpr nnrents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
j'" Bimuel Stephenson, of City avenue. Bala.
left yesterday for Baltimore, where sho
r will bo the guest of her father and
other-ln-law. Dr. nnd Mrs. Howard a.
PKellv. Mrs. Kelly will return to Bala
E"'the fast of this month.
, Miss Jean Hammer nnd Miss Margaret
,- Kershaw, of Cynwyd, will leave July 6
for Lake Baupac, In the I'ocono .Moun
tains, where they will spend tho sum-
B mer at Camp Wallon-Paupac under tho
urectlon of Mrs. Milton c. cooper, ot
, Germantown.
Chestnut Hill
j" Mes Bessie Idell, whose marriage to
r junn ii. xuiier win iukc putuo uu
Tuesday, Juno 22, will entertain her
bridal party nt dinner nt her home, 'Zi'i
:Hural lane, on Monday evening. Juno 21.
Germantown
A strawberrev festival will be held m
k "the barlsh house of tho Westslde Pres-
"brterlan Church tonight, under the
.auspices of the Men's Bible Class of the
f. church. A musical program has been
!; Prepared bv Melvln II. Goodwin, organ-
U lit and choirmaster of the church, which
K'-will be rendered by the choir.
Annnunp0mint 1 mnHn hv Afr. nnil
t Mrs, Chftrlpa T.. .Tpffrlq nf thn mnrrlnire
t of their daughter, Miss Viola Hay Jef-
lens, and Mr. Frederic Carter Whitney.
Pn Thursday. June 10. In New York. "Mr.
' ld Mrs. Whitney will ho nt home after
I ceptemoer is at the Delmar Morris
, Apartments.
iiMr. and Mrs. S. Howard-Smlth of S38
fliB"Sul"ki nvene, and their daughter, MUs
nfH Elite Hownnl.Kmlth hnvo rstnrnpd In
jWr home from a month's trip to Call
; forala and the Panama Exposition.
&f Alonp" t.hp. npfiriinp-
KiDr. John Gordon nnd his family are
'tupying tne home of Mrs. Jlny T. spen
cer. 110i Ppftqnat nvsniia TIIln PnrU"
B.during the absence of Mrs. Spencer and
" eyivia Hpencer In California.
I1' Josephine Hlchardson. of 1813 Van
P't ' "'" enienain mis aveninK i"
fe BOnor Of her rnunln Mlna Vnillnn Rich.
B,fdion. of Roanoke, Va.. who will be her
few?,, l ,or B0"i" time. The other guests
S"Ml Include Miss Mary G. Moyer. Miss
RWUhore Met. Mr. rirorce Kevs and
eft?- ,ohn UUbber.
Mr. aYlA f,a Tnl.n t CT..1f.. Waa1.
Dj Wna avenue. "Vvncote. will leave tomor-
i&I n"rnlng for Baltimore, where they
s M,159 the xucats of Mrs. Frank R. Munn
NSWU Tuesla of nsxt vk. Thev will
? present at the wedding of Mrs. Munn's
I? James F Slunn, who will be mar
Hied BaftirHa.r n lll.a irinlnla TVa111
M Baltimore, formerly of Jenklntown.
lt. and Mr-J. Ilarrv Kolallng. of WIN
g Orove, ars entertaining Mlsa Lillian
iVfUsle. of Greenwood. Del.
. South Philadelphia
iq-- - .f i ci uviai iu in fii jium
runs Sunday, under the direction or
Jonn j. McQee, of 1MI South Jlst
jMt; Mr. John Walsh and Mr, Frank
piaejly The guts motored to the
f Cabin. WIssahlekon, where an at-
ive oinner wa mivJ, followea by a
wi and vocl entertainment, ron-
l(Ud by Mr. VronV Tlra-sat. Mr. Frank
Slth, Mr WllUsun James and Mr.
B Pennington. Th members pres-
r were Mlsa Elizabeth Bwd, Mlu Anna.
euy. MiM"Btht Cleary, Mtw May
. Miu Marcarat GallaKher. Mis'
Baker, Miw Cthrtn Stliwun,
P4 Annfl fAnalfind XflBfi Wnrdiui
ttev. Ml Marie Hew. MIm Anna
ne. MUg Helen RlcketU. Mis War
Ucae. MUl Gnvieve DorMt, Mis
e stratuje. MIm Mary cuu6ert-
Ml Viola Collins. Ulu Maria Folk-
m Mis EUtijtb Stoteabury, Mr. aad
FiSf rA Kcei. Mr. John WaUb. Mr.
J hmuh Mr KdWMrd Cr4wfurd.
W- William Haveity. Mr Norman JM-W-
Mr kloa HampUrti, Mi Jopli
!" Mi Hdtold 1-a. Mi Juuii Oll
W, Mr Iho,,,,, Can.tiboU Mr Fieili
Htia.ijj a Mi HUuaui Croan-
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West Philadelphia
Mrs. Edward B. Dewhuist. who has
been spending a fortnight at Atlantic
Uty, returned to her apartment nt tho
Monterey, 13d street nnd Chester ave
nue, this week.
Mr. William Johnson, of 4521 Klngses
slng avenue, celebrated his 82d birthday
anniversary yesterday. A large reception
was given In his honor In the evening ut
the homo of his daughter, Mrs. P. Oster
heldt. Among the many Invited friends
were the members of the Association of
Baxter's Philadelphia Fire Zouaves, of
the "2d Regiment, Pennsylvania Volun
teers, of which he Is the oldest survivor.
Mr. Paul Guthrie, son of Dr. and Mrs.
D. Clinton Guthrie, of 722 North loth
street, will return to his home early next
week upon the completion of his ex
aminations at Yale. Dr. and Mrs.
Guthrlo nnd their son will occupy their
cottage at Chelsea July 1.
Mr. Oscar Schulz, of 121 South 37th
street. Is spending a vacation at Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wlnrlng nnd their
daughter, Miss Sadie Wlnrlng, of 1303
North 61st street, have Just returned from
a visit to relatives In Baltimore, Md.
AN INTEBBSTING but quiet wedding
J at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Wldcmau Lee, Jr., of Merlon, will tnke
placo this afternoon at 0 o'clock, when
Mrs. Lce'a sister, Miss Dorothy O'Day, of
New York, and daughter of tho lato Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel O'Day, will become tho
bride of Mr. J. Howard Sheble, Jr., son of
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Howard Sheble, of Ger
mantown. Doctor Paulson, of tho Luther
an Church, Germantown, will offlciate at
the wedding ceremony, which will be wit
nessed only by the Immediate members of
both families.
Tho bride, who will be given In marriage
by her brother, Mr. Charles A. O'Day, of
New York, will have her niece, Miss
Louise Stone, of London. Eng.. as maid
of honor. Four little children, all nieces
of the bride, will act as ilower girls. , They
will be Miss Genevieve Stone, of England,
Miss Delia O'Day. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Daniel O'Day. of Rye. N. l-j ass
Cclla Lee and Miss Gemldliie Left, daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. James Wideman Lee
Jr. There will be no ushers. Mr. Sheo e
will have Dr. Frank D. Dickson as his
b Theeceptlon which will follow the wed
ding ceremony will be one of the largest
of Uie early summer affairs along the
Main Line.
TOMPKINS MADDOCK.
A aulet but prettyi home wedding will
tate Place tonight atl o'clock when MIm
Mary Leah Maddock becomes tho bride
of Mr. Edward Ernest Tompkins, son of
Mr and Mrs. Frederick I Tompkins,
at the home of her mother. Mrs. Richard
C. Maddock, 4913 Hazel avenue.
The bride, who will be given In mar
rinue by her uncle. Mr. Thomas J. Yates.
2Sl wear an exquisite frock of old pearl
taffeta trimmed with Georgette crepe and
will carry an old-fashioned bouquet of
lUles of the valley and bride'a roses. She
""vo . ..-j rr. nammnnv will
will lie unauenucu. . ,... ' "
for a motor trip along he Atlantic
coast. Upon their return late In July
they will reside for a time at 1913 Hazel
avenue.
vr a rspm MacBERTY.
The marriage of Miss Hannah Mario
MacBerty. daughter of Mrs. Agnes Mac-B-rty
of 4S13 Merlon avenue, to Mr.
Walter Raymond Yeager will take place
his afternoon at 4 o'clock In the parish
house "f "he Church of Our Mother of
sorrows, 45th street and Lancaster avo
nue Father McShane will offlciate
"Mr. William Gormley will act as be.
, -Following the ceremony there will
& k TecepMon at B06D Hoopoe street,
west FhUadelphla. after which Mr. and
Mr, Yeager will leave for a trip to he
shore Upon their return they will live
at 6069 Hoopes street.
MEYER-MATHIS.
a verv pretty wedding will take place
A very P"' . Church of the Res-
South 20th streei, w. Russell
become hebrlde or .r
SF,w Unperformed by the Rev.
Fames O. Mellhenny. pastor of the
;Chbr?dthwhw,negniven In mar
I by Dr. William Alfred Springer.
Ii New York. U be charmingly gowned
?nWta eatln. trimmed with Princess
n nf pearls. The short square train
,am fastened at the high waistline
will be '"'?. Her tuiie veil will bn
WltVwfth oranw blossoms, and she
wmdrry ' oi M" ot ,he va!
SVathta wm be attended by Ml..
,,S ciVelana, of New York. a. piajd
f''""vt Harold Mortimer Weaver
r h'l.l honor, Miss Lillian Bahls
.Marf. Slack? Mis" Anna Neall, Miss
nrfee Haldeman and Mrs. Raymond
sTrfeir a. bridesmaids.
tl?Vwer ha. Mleewd hi. brother,
, wimer Morton Meyer, as .best man.
JLd tfe usher, will be Mr. Philip Barry,
Mr Harold Mortimer Weaver. Mr. Ray.
'J l Parker. Mr. William Dever. Mr.
WaUer sVhonia and Mr. Qeoie C. Rose,
owing to the recent death of Mr. Mey.
rV grandfather, the reception will be
Q Amsthe out-of-town guest, will be
nr and Mrs. William Alfred Springer, of
N York. Mr. William A. Springer, Jr..
and Mr. George Sprlag.r, Mr.. Bertha
aiuon of Atlantic city. Mr and Mrs.
fuorse Leber, of Atlantic Oity Lieu
tenant A l Van Vuloanberg and Mra
Van Vulcaberg. Emilia Jam.. True
dall ad Mr Trudll Lieutennnl
Arthur WUl fld Mr. VtUi. Ot Norfolk,
rWEDDWGS
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF NARBERTH HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
IvQ W' MUmI ffln WLaKme -Jr. .i r Tioga
Ensign Enll EnrWht and Mrs Enrlght,
of Annapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Cleelond, of Now York.
After an extended wedding tour, Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer will reside at 5125 Locust
street until September 15. The date of
their "at homes" will be announced later
In the season.
GARGAN-SWANTON'
Tonight nt 7:30 o'clock Miss Margaret
Eleanor Swnnton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Edmund Swanton, will be
come the bride of Mr. Harry Francis Gar
gan. The ceremony will be performed
In the home of the bride's parents, 613
North 4Sth street, the Rev. Dr. Krctfich
mann officiating. The bride, who will be
attended by Miss Florence Gargan as
maid of honor, and Miss Katherlno Gar
gan as (lower girl, will wear a lovely
gown of whlto crepe meteor. Her veil
will be of tulle nnd she will carry a
shower bouquet of bride roses and
lilies of the valley.
HOUGET-McWILLIAMS.
A very pretty wedding took place this
morning In tho Church of St.' Thomas
Aquinas, 17th and Morris streets, when
Mies Mary Elizabeth McWIlllams. daugh
ter of Mr. and Sirs. Owen McWIlllams, of
1S21 South 18th street, became the bride
of Mr. Francis Joseph Houget. of 2224
South 22d street. The Rev. J. McShane
performed tho ceremony, which was fol
lowed by a nuptial mass. The bride, who
was given In marriage by her father,
wore a lovely gown of white duchess
satin, made en train. Her veil was
draped In cap effect, and held In place
with lilies of the valley. She carried sim
ply a white kid prayer book, with shower
floral markers. She was attended by her
sister. Stlss Margaret SleWllllams. who
wore a striking gown oi pimi i
crepe, made empire, and trimmed with
pearls and duchess lace. Her pink Batln
picture hat was trimmed with Irsh
crochet and pink plumes, and she carried
an arm bouquet of sunburst rosea. Mr.
Houget had for his best man his brother.
Mr. Charles Houget. After a wedding
breakfast, served at the home of the
bride's parents for the bridal party, the
couple left at once for a trip through
western Pennsylvania. They will be at
home after August 1 at 1919 South Ithan
street.
KNETTLE-SIEAD.
A most attractive wedding will take
place this evening when Miss Blossom
Mead will become the bride of Mr. Wil
liam Knottle. of Tacony. The ceremony
will bo performed at the home of the
bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. end Mrs.
George Hamilton, of Asylum pike, at 8
p m . by the Rev. John Harding. The
bride will be given In marriage by her
brother. Mr. Samuel Slead.
Miss Slead has selected her cousin. Miss
Elizabeth Hamilton, as bridesmaid. Miss
Hamilton will be gowned In pink chiffon,
and will carry pink roses.
Mr. George Taylor will act as best man.
A home reception will follow the cere
mony, after which Sir. and SIra. Knettle
will leave for a wedding Journey.
DRESELG LADING
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Helen L. Oladlnr. daughter of
Mr. and Sirs. James Gladlng. of 1318 Bris
tol Btreet. o Sir. Frederick P. Dresel. on
Wednesday afternoon. June 9. at the
home of the bride's parents. The Rev.
William J. Sillier. Jr.. of the EvangeHral
Lutheran Church, officiated at the cere
mony. Mrs, Frederick A. Kreltsburg.
the bride', sister, waa maid of honor, and
..-e .na Knar mnn. IJDOn
S&r rturn ?roBm ". ttip Niagara Fa.U
the Great Lakes and Chicago. Mr. and
yrs. Dresel will live in Tioga.
CAIN-QOODIN
i. t nrl TTelen N. Goodln.
daV.hu -of Tlr n!' H.' Goodln of the
rarksme, to r. .-: i
of Mi- and Mrs. Harry A- Cahi. of m
r. . .- aa1 nliCM nn Thursday.
ZeY in St. JamJ'-Cathollc Church,
ith and Chestnut streets. Tho ceremony
W peTformed by the Rev. John Kelly.
Mr and Sirs. Cain will be at home after
July 1, at .omj .., -.... -Station,
Germantown.
HOHBNSTBISf-TAXIS.
The wedding of MIm Holen TaxU, of
cJllingTwood. N J. and Mr Albert
Hohewwln. of MM North Palethorp
sut will b .olemnlx4 on Wednesday,
JunT'sS at the Fimt Luthran Church.
7th and Market .treeu. Camden Rev.
' ti, the brtde'a brother e
Sluwood. H J. w"1 iom tne "
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mony. assisted by tho Rev. Sir. Mar
quardt. of Pittsburgh.
Mlsa Taxis will have as her attendant
Sllss Amellgn Tnxls nnd SIlss P. Con
stance Taxis, sisters of the bride, nhllo
Sir. Harry V. Kolby, of Carpenters
Woods, will net as best man. After an
extended wedding Journey, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Hohensteln will jive In the northeastern
section of the city
ANASTASI-SCIBILIA.
A quiet wedding took place Monday
afternoon In the Roman Catholic Church
oi Our Lady of Good Counsel when Sllss
Katherlno Sclbllla, daughter of Sir. and
Sirs. Antonio Sclbllla, 130:1 Annin street,
beenme the bride of Sir. John Anastasl,
of 823 Chrlstlnn street. Immediately after
the cremony a small reception was held
at the home of the bride's parents.
Among the guests were Sllss Antonette
Natale, the maid of honor; Mr. Gaston
Natale, the best man, and Sir. Gnatono
Pnlno, Miss Rossano Pal no, Mr. Antonio
Titlbe, Stlss Slarla Ftccarra, Sir. Antonio
Maestrabe. Mr. Federrlco Farlotte, Sir.
Filllppo Carllne, Miss Rosle Slelso and
Sir. James Spina.
STEFANO-DEL COLLO.
The marrlago of Sllss Jennie Del Collo,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sllchael Del
Collo, 927 Balnbridge street, to Sir.
Thomas Dl Stcfano, 619 Delhi street, took
placo Monday afternoon In the Roman
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Good
Counsel, In the presence of a large num
ber of guests from this and other elites.
SIIbs Del Collo wore a bridal gown of
white satin with an overdress of silver
net. She cnrrled a bouquet of white
roses and sweet peas. The maid of honor
wass Sllss Rose d'Abruzzo. She wore
white crepe de chine with a full oversklrt
of chiffon and finished with a pale green
girdle of panne velvet. Sllss d'Abruzzo
wore a Gainsborough hat and carried a
shower bouquet of white aweet peas. The
best man was Sir. Vincent Dl Gorro. A
bridal supper and dance was held at tlw
home of the bride's parents after tho
ceremony. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Cloco, Mr. and Sirs.
Louis Dl Stefano, Sir. and Sirs. II.
d'Abruzzo, Sir. nnd Sirs. Joseph Dl An
tonio, Sir. and Mrs. Sebastian Torpelll,
Mies Slary Passalocqua. Sir. Nicholas
Baranzano, Sllss Maria Piccoll, Sir. and
Sirs. Stephen Dl Stefano, Sir. and Sirs.
M. Del Collb, Sir. Mlko Sandow. Mr. Tony
Piccoll, Sirs. Millie Slllgarl and Sir. L.
Seraco. The couple left at a late hour
on tholr honeymoon to Buffalo and At
lantic City. They will be at home in
this city after July 15 at 711 South 10th
street.
SCHER-SlcCARTHY.
A Pretty wedding will take place this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of
Mrs Sarah Campbell. 4417 Flerplng street.
Roxborough. when Miss Jennie C. McCar
thy, daughter of Sir- and Mrs. John J.
McCarthy, of Scranton, Pa., will become
the bride of Sir- Matthew J. Scher. of
1148 Krams avenue. The Rev. Henry A.
Gantert, of the Church of the Assump
tion of the Blessed Virgin Slary. will per
form the ceremony! The bride, who will
be given In marriage by her father, will
...... n atum nt whliA fiatin trimmed with
nat e,-"",- - "-" , . . -
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QUCIICBB law, M "... "- -..-..-.w. ,,
Miss Slarle Scher, the bridegroom b sister,
as maid of honor. Sir. Francis McCarthy,
of Scranton. the bride's brother, will be
best man. The service will be followed by
a reception. Sir. and Sirs. Scher upon
their return from their wedding Journey
wjll live at 4417. Fleming street, where
they will receive after July 15. t
HELLER-GRUBGELD.
Announcement Is made of the marriage
of MIm Blva R. Grubgeld. daughter ot
Mr. and Mr.. I.aao Grubgeld. of 1313
North 30th street, to Sir. Charlea S.
Heller, on Monday momlng. June 14. at 11
o'clock, at the residence of the Rev. Dr.
Notice, for the Society Pf will be
accepted and printed la the Kveulos
Ledrcr, but all such notice, must be
written on on. ld of the paper, mast
ba signed In full, with full addreu, and
when poMible telephone number must be
jlttn. '
Bend aU uu communlcatlain to
"Society Edltex," KtenUi Lcdfsr. (KM
Cheetnat street.
Unices lb reqaJnmtaU ra carried
oat a that -rerlSeatloa mar be poMible,
th aotlcM at not be pubBehtd.
Kruuskopf, on Pulaski avenue. Doctor
Krn'isk'pf performing the ceremony. Sir.
nnd Mrs. Heller have gone to Albany, N.
Y , to icsldc.
BYRNE-GALLAGHER.
Sllss Mnrle Gallagher and Sir. John
S Byrne weie married this morning at
10 o'clock nt the Chinch of Our Lady of
Vlctorv. The ceremony was followed by
n Nuptial Mass.
The bride was nttended by Stlss Sarah
Gallagher as maid of honor and Sllss
Slay Cannon ns bridesmaid. Sir. Joseph
A. Byrne was best man nnd Sir. John
Ilanalian usher.
After the reception Mr. and Sirs. Byrno
left for a wedding tour.
COBB CHOSSON.
The marriage of Miss Louise C. Crosson,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. John L. Cros
son, and Sir. Warren II. Cobb will take
placo today at 3 o'clock In Our Lady of
Slercy Church, Broad street nnd Susque
hanna avenue, the Rev. Father William
Gaughan officiating. Tho bride, who
will be given In marriage by, her father,
will be nttended by Silas Elizabeth Slor
rell ns maid of honor. The bridegroom
will have for his best man Sir. Frederick
Green. After the ceremony tho young
couplo will leave for their wedding trip,
nnd on their return will occupy their
summer homo In Parkland, Pa., returning
In tho fall to occupy their new homo In
Logan.
DUFF WESTCOTT.
Among today's interesting weddings
was that of Sllss Slarle Buchner Westcott,
daughter of Mr. and Sirs. William .B.
Westcott. of 2037 North 31th Btreet, and
Mr. Nathan Taylor Duff, of 3634 North
ISth street, which took placo at 10 o'clock
nt tho homo of tho bride's parents. Tho
Rev. William T. Turnbull. of the Dale
SIcmoilal United Presbyterian Church,
32d and Cumberland streets, performed
tho ceremony. Tho bride's father gave
her In marriage and she was attended by
Sllss Florence Duff, tho bridegroom's sis
ter, as maid of honor. Tho -bride's gown
was or rose pink pussy willow taffeta,
trimmed with old family lace.
Sir. Franklin Duff was his brother's
best man. A reception for the families of
tho young couple was held after the serv
ice. Sir. and Sirs. Duff will occupy their
bungalow at Wlldwood until October 16,
when thoy will bo at home at 2637 North
34th street.
CARPENTER-SIcGEVERAN.
Mrs. Daniel F. SIcGeveran, Oak Lane,
announces the marrlago of her daugh
ter, Sllss Gcnevlevo N. SIcGeveran, to
Mr. Edwin J. Carpenter. The ceremony
took place quietly yesterdny afternoon at
2 o'clock nt the Church of the Immacu
late Conception.
The bride's only attendant was her
sister, Sllss Stella SIcGeveran, and Mr.
Carpenter had his brother. Sir. Thomas
Carpenter, as best man. Upon their re
turn from a wedding trip Sir. and Sirs.
Carpenter will live at 220 South Bucking
ham place, West Philadelphia.
WRISLEY-SUBERS.
t,a ma,rinFA nf T)r. Edith Subers.
daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Zachary Tay
lor subers. OI ztw weai wuiuutuia ave
nue, to Mr. Wells H. Wrlsley. of 1523
North Broad street, was solemnized on
Saturday morning. June 12, in the Grace
Baptist Temple, Broad and Berks streets.
n-u& n.. rt Ttuaaoll TT rYinWftll officiated
at the ceremony, which was a very quiet
atiair. air. anq aira. riaiey ion uu iw
wedding Journey and will be at home after
July 15 at 2130 West Columbia avenue.
PANCOA8T-HILDINOER,
The marriage of Sllss Florence U Hll
dlnger. daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Ernest
Hlldinger. ,of 1117 Nor.th Mth street, to
Mr. Robert W. PancoaBt. of 1134 Cayuga
street, took place last night at the home
of the bride's parents. The Rev. Dr.
SlacFarland, of Hebron Presbyterian
Church, Mth and Thompson streets, per
formed tho ceremony, which wa. foU
lowed by a reception. Sllss Virginia HIU
dinger attended her .Ister as maid of
honor. Sir. CJarenee Pancoast was his
brother's best .tian, The bridegroom and
bride left on a extended tour. They will
be at home after July 15 at 231 South 63th
street.
' JASPAN-BURRISON
The wedding of Miss Bella BUrrlson, of
5701 Chestnut street, to Dr. Samuel C
Jaspan, of Trenton, N J-. will take place
this evening at 8 o'clock in New Garrlok
Hall, 415 South 8th street. The bride, who
will have her .later, SIIm Elizabeth Bur
rlon as nald of honor will be gowned
In white aajln. The bridesmaid, will be
Miss Auguato Jasnan, SB.. Gertrude Jay.
pan, Mlw MaiJ Jaspan and Ml. Bowie
Horwltz. , .
Mr. Jullua Japan will aet as beef
man. The eereawwy will be performed
by RabW H. Harris, and a large rfi
tlon will follow.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. Charle. Bean baa returned from a
stay at Cape May.
The Delia Motor Club of Abr and
Hui.im.i4o .uatta. will n OBn tl
Sir. Thomas Eynon, of 1426 West Alle
gheny avenue, has Issued Invitations for
the marrlngo reception of his daughter.
Miss Ethel Margaret Eynon, to Sir. David
II Stroud, Jr., of 3310 North Broad street,
on Wednesday evening, June 30, from 6
to 8-30 o'clock, nt his home. Stlss Eynon
has selected Stlss Virginia Stroud, the
bridegroom's sister, for maid of honor.
Mr. Jnmcs Bonner will be best man.
Sirs. Odorcdo A. Lytle. of 1800 Tioga
street, announces the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Slargnrct Purnell Lytic,
to Sir. William T. Gammons, at Elkton,
Sid., on Saturday, Juno 12.
Sir. John Liggett, of Carlisle, Pa., Is
visiting her parents, Sir. and Sirs. Henry
Robertson, of 2115 West Venango street.
Sirs. S. O. Goldstein, of 1145 West Erie
nvenuc, will pasB tho remainder of tho
season In Betmar, N. J.
Frankford
Sir. and Sirs. W, Wlomer nnd son, of
Lancaster, Pa., nre tho guests of Sir. and
Sirs. J. A. Clnrkc. of 415 Borbeck street,
Fox Chase.
Congratulations nro being received by
Sir. and Sirs. McDowell, of Benson ave
nue, Fox Chase, upon the birth of a son.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Chnrlcs Allendorf, of Solly
avenue. Fox Chase, nre nlso receiving
congratulations upon the birth of a son.
Roxborough
A delightful picnic party, composed of
empViyes of David Strumpf, of North
Front street, will bo given nenr Doyles
town, Juno 27.
Tho following will tako tho trip: Sllss
Irene Walker, Sllss Rose Samct, Miss
Margaret Crouthnmel, Sllss Bertha Back
ert, Sllss May Maund, Sllss Adcla Fisher,
Sllmi Slnrgarct Walker. Tho picnickers
nil) bo the guests of a group of their boy
friends from New York tho Point Pleas
ant Camping Club at Camp Sllscry.
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x Lanfcdowne
Mlsa Myrtle Craig, of 108 Highland are
nue, will entertain ft number ot her
friends at her home this evening.
Among lh,m will be Mis Miriam Ifatt,
Mies Alma Underhlll, Miss Marian
Goucher, Jllss Ethel Hart, Jlls Helen
Reld. Miss Marjorle Young, SII lfry
Quintan. Miss Catharine Bloodstrbrth,
Sllss Helen Davenport and Mis. Dorothy
Humphries.
Mr. Cornelius C. Ebrey, president ot
tha Board of Health, has returned from
a six weeks' trip through the West Mr.
and Sirs. Ebrey left yesterday to upend
a week In Atlantic City, N, J.
Mrs. Odgen, of Maple avenue, wilt
leave today for Plalnfleld, N. J.
What's Doing Tonight
Munlclpsl nend Concert, Pennypatk rtk,
rrnnkford end Holmeeburg avenat.; 8 o'eloek.
Free.
Hand concert, Belmont Manilon, Fatrmetiat
Parks 8 oVIoek. Free.
Hand Concert, City Hall pUia; 8 o'clock.
Free
Countr Medical Society, Cohere of rfinl.
clant' Hall. S2d and Ludlow streets; S 0'clofK.
Gold Flati Fanciers' Boctetr. &04 Qlrsrd ave
nue, o'clock
. League nt Peace banitott, Dellerue-Sltat-ford
i 7 o'clock.
Teatlmonlnl dinner to John 1, luhlllr. Scot
tish mte Hall.
Suffrage Events Today
WOMAN 8WFJhAaB TAHTY.
8 o. m. Open-air meatlnr at Broad and
Jlockland streets, Lejin. Speaker, Mr.. 'Wil
liam Albert Wood.
8 p. m Mrs Marlon Holmea epeaka before
the Philadelphia Female Beneficial Association,
74(1 South Droad street.
8 p. m.Oi'ctv-olr meeting at 20th and Tork
alreela. Breakers not announced,
EQl'AL. FltANCHISS SOCIETY
Noon Open-air meeting at tho Daldwin Loco,
trotlvo works. Ernploiea addrrsicd by Mia.
lleriha SipoMia.
.Noon Mlu Anna McCue addreaiea employe.
at the Cox ttove factory. 2d end Cumberland
alreela,
8 p. m.-MI nertht Sapovlts epeaka before
the Women'a Trade Union League, 823 South
l(Uh alreat.
8.30 p. m. Open-air meeting at Martha!)
Mreet and Clrnrd avenue. Speaker, Mlu Anna
ilcCue.
PHILADELPHIA COUNT SOCIETY.
Noon Oren-alr meeting at 11th street and
Vt'tiihlngton avenue. Speaker, Mrs, Marlon
Holmes.
Hotel Arrivals
tini;EN'S.-n. 8. Hawthorne. Mttiburgh. Pa i
Mils Kv J. Kelne, Uethlehem, Pa. i Mlu
Mabel Kenlth, liiiton. l'n.
CONTINENTAL. Mr. and Mra. I. J. Leopold,
Lebanon. I'd,; Mr. and Mrs. M. llayward.
Heading, To.! W. J. Lee, New York,
DOONEH'S. W. 1 Oorgos, Harrlaburg. Pa.1
1). M. McCarthy. Wllkfi-Uarre, Pa.
DINOHAM.-H. Silverman. Lakawood. N. f.
n. T. Smith. Stirling. Fa.; D. N. Perklna,
I'lltibureh, Pa.
HANOVEll. W. W. Wcat. Altoona, Fa.; W.
T. Garrison. Wlldwood, N, J.
WINDSOR, B. n. Wlntcra. Strathroere. N. J.!
II. K. t.ocklinrt. Heading, Fa.; George
Slump. Phllllpburg, N. J.
VK.VDia.-l). V. Hurrel, Bound Brook. N. J.i
Mr. and Mm. J. F Schneider. Mt. Carmel,
Pa.; o. M, Harrow. Waahlnnton. D. C.
ADni.FHIA.-H, E. Stall, Holhlehem, Fa.; Ed.
win v.. Sparks, Slate College, Pa.; Mr- and
Mr. Walter Duff. New York.
ST. JAME8.-F. J, Metcilfe. Newark. N. J.:
I.. J. Iidner, CnrlUle. Fa.
WALTON.-J. F. Itogera. New Tork. II.
Bailey. Baltimore. Md.; Mr, and Mrs. O.
Meclev. New York. ....
STENTON. Hobert Oroaa, Itarrlaburg. Pn.;
Mr and Mra. J, T. Odell, St. Mary'a. Pa.
niTTENHOUSK llnrnneas E. Von zudenhorat
Zledlnck. 'Washington, l C: J. M. Curtln
Fltteburgh. I'n.t Mrs. John Shugert. nellc-
fonte, Pa., Mlsa Molly fhugert, Hellefonte,
Fi.
HRl.l BVI'B-STnATFOnD. E. A. Thnrmu,
Wllkes-narre, Fa.; J. L. Montgomery. Delle.
fonto. Ta.; J. 1- Kothlng Flttaburgh, Fa.;
A. S. nymer. Plttahurgli. Fa.i n. M. Young.
Allentown. Fa.: C. fl. nrown. Syracuae. N Y.
HlT7.-CAHI.TON. John Weaer. Indtanarolla.
Ind.: Foul S. Ahe. Flttiburgh. Fa.; fc. J.
I.unenachlara. Chlcaco, 111.; 8. T Neelr.
Chicngo. III.; n. R, Murdoch, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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