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JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
"Nancy Wynne Tells of the Successful Advance of the
Yeung Men's Petition for Early Hours at Parties.
Many Philadelphians at Adams-Peyton Wedding
IIlBAlt that the petition for early
rfnncefl i Kelnn the rounds bcnutl
fhllt "it lm Wen taken te ncrcm! par
&hll bbi. RlrW nml hejtww have
.11 Bltni.1. owl the dea la taking bold
Sifturfi'ly already before the pctUleii
s. Vl the BlRimture-i desired. Mrs.
wniln it I DeJilir.,- Ih bIvIiik n tmrt.v
nn I "ml er 3. and Hie te .1 a friend
of X the ether day : "V Jurt a Mnull
Sirti 'ihi knew, but UN one of these
tPh" Levs and Rlrlri are iietltlenlnn for ;
"arts -nt lialf nflw ell.t and will be
OTcr a1 twelvc ocleckV
QriTH a number of I'lillndclphlans
went down jevterdny te Virginia
Ter A Ailnm-.- MPjl.llne te Maud 1 ey-
1,1, e "inns I" HnpMnn. I wf ","
err te li-ni- of little Prmiers W Ifei.'s
Sent. b-nue her father. eti knew,
rwlet Wllxnn. Jr.. was te be an usher
Jf'SeSng. He and Mnrle Leu Me
hid taken their three tots into the
W Ham-en te stny hl e they were
cone te Vlrplnla and the little girl I fell
from n third -Mery window that after-
seen. ,
The Wilsons were cning
mi.mt.PM of the wedding
with
ether
from
pnrty
"" "'.. 1 .1.- .,.ltu
here, ns eil s mhiic "i ' 8"k"n'
Sent happened before they started,
wdie e f rmtrnc, they did net go. .Tack
Wil'en h te take his brother's pluec as
'Tittle'' Frances l doing beautifully.
Just imagine It. falling three aterlci I
Whv. itV a marvel that nhe Is al ve.
Just the two little legs hurt, peer baby ;
but Mie Ih doing beautl ully and every
one Is greatly relieved that It was no
worse.
TO GO baels t the wedding guests
for the AdnniH wedding. The went
down In ten nutomebile-t from here en
Monday, and axe staying in Itnpldnn
with arleus relatives and friends of
the Peytons, nnd there ure parties and
dances and dinners galore for their en
tertainment. Marguerite Adams Howe
and her husband are among the guests,
of course, nnd Marguerite is te be
matron of honor nt the wedding. Her
marriage, jeu remember, took place en
the 17th of the month out at the Valley
Ferse Memerial Chapel.
The whole ten moterloads of guests
will come back together, nnd T heard
the were planning a dnj or te In
Washington before returning te Phila
delphia. It mui-t be great fun. There
Is nothing like n house party In Vir
ginia, especially n wedding pnrty, with
all the entertaining nnd the wedding
present and the trousseau te see.
I hear cry nice things of the bride
from cver one. 1 wonder If she sings.
Ag is one of the upstnnding members
of the Sitinj Company, jeu knew, and
I'm sure the new bride will join, tee,
If she ran sing, otherwise she'll sit In
tbe audience with the rest of us, and
enjoy it there tee.
IT SIHiMS te me that the members
of the jeunger set tire dressing very
prettllv these days in their sports sult
of EnglNh tweed or Tyrel wool and
all the ether queer names the matcrinls
hne. The stitched cloth lints made
from the same material are se prettj
and se becoming.
I saw Elizabeth McKlrey en the
street the ether day wearing n smart
suit of gray tweed nnd n hat te match.
Her fur was also km, and it was av
fullv pretty and hecemliiR. Kuthcrlne
Dunn has n blue tweed suit nnd a small
hat of the material and brown fur, and
it's i'.l i.s sweet as can be. There Is
something girlish and modest and frc-di
about the whole costume, which Is very
pleasing te the eye.
VOL' knew the latent stjle in wool
J- steeklncs which leaves the knees;
xpe-ed? Well, Klsle, aged six, wa-
drc-'lng te go out with mother when
nure .r eded te put mieh n pair en
her. Elsie ebjeeted te then, for win
ter time and nn-hed into mother's room
deelni itiR " "Mether, I enn't go out in
this weather with ni knees hanging out
like that " NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
A r eliding of unusual interest te
fwih'ennlile society in this nnd ether
eltt'is will be tluit of MNs Meii.i Oezer.
laughter ' Mr ami Mrs Kriward Cro Cre
cr. r,f 212 locust street, and Mr Nfnl
Wnlnw light, ren of Mr and Mrs Hohert
Walnurirrlit of ."ew Yerk nnd thlfl city.
which will tal.e pine en Thursday Pr- I
camber 29 nt Hen-AIr, thfir w ntcr es
tate at Palm lleiu-h, Kin. Mr and Mrs. I
Crojer. Mini r.-eer and Miss Florence ,
Crozer left la.-t week for Flerida te
spend the winter.
Miw Anm New-bold, daughter of Mr
Clement IlucSUt y Xewbeld, wnc the guest
of honor last nluht at a Halloween party
flen 1j MIs Shlrlcv I' Watk'ns. Miss
Muriel C, WatkhiM and Miss lvienne
T 'Watkliis at I'll! Seuth Ket.Uh stieet
The KuestH IncludetJ Mr and Mis Alper
non H flajip, M'ss Imrutliv Hrewn'ni;
RertfTfr-i, Miss Maijerlp II tsibben. MI'S
Marj ir stewnn, MIfs Suan n Sttw
art. Miss Hikn He.it t. Miss Mary H.
Shoher, Mr Oeerge AVoed, JTr Uedney
Cookman, Mr. Clayten McKlre, Jr.,
Mr, .Tacjh Uti, Mr Uenr. Wessels,
Mr Iger Annnvskl, Mr James Ches Ches
ten nnd Mr. Iledwlck KelW
At the tea te Iw Riven by Mr. and
Mrs Will am Dnijten (imiiRe at the
Welll.iKten. from 4 until 7 o'clock en
rtmiikRlnK aiternoen, Xevemlier 24,
te present te sei-lety their daughter.
m ,nani,l"K tJinngc. Mrs (J rung?
Rill Ihj .islated In receiving by her
mother, Mrs Herman P Krenie, . her
sis era Mr llelxrt Martin Williams
ar.d Mrs I.euls Hedman Pnte, Jr, and
Wti Ceorge A HnBliniclt. Ji . of Xev
i,. V 'rl1" debutantea who will aettM
J "I be M s mien Douglas Lloyd, M bs
Irgln a ll'vkvher, MIhs Alberta V
eiith MIh.s Hannah Marlm Klllett. Miss
uoreth rirewnlnsr Itedgci-s, Mas nieu nieu
ner T IiunnliiK. Miss Kleaner V. Slean,
nil B S.",."nl1 n "ally, MIhs Jean nroekn
Hlley, Mls-s 1'llen MeMlchiiel. MIhs Itoso Iteso Itose
niaiv !" Howe. Mlas Gertrude H.
mi l" M ""' Eniinn Martvn fleeriri,
Miss Katharine I porter. MIb Mk-e
I) neneillel Miss K-l!z.ibetb H Wayne,
n1'" Mariiaret Inn-, Miss P.iizabelh
nttle Ml,., i,lH m cinthl, r. Mhs
null!' h . N'" ,,,,d Mla-'1 E'enr.ei Hart
ytlieis who win an-slHt will be Mlm Helen
I. Sc well Miss Kllzali.lh Jeenes. Miss
J-JMa h He;d Miss Eleaner Hiinnlnij.
ti.nSMp"A s"""lrl'lce MI.-H Anne Ash Ash
ten. MIki Sidney Hlddle and Miss Jes
ie l.i I.OSIU
uJ,"' !""'. MrH "'eharil c Nerrls Imva
,i . "U,,ltlens f,,r 'i dinner en Fr d.iv
An,' 'h Nej,etnli. r Jl in honor of MIbs
Vi. V ".".'"''' ''"'"ilnnte daiiKhter of
Ml" and Mm Il-rt i'.ussell Henedlct,
ui Hit i uriiern, Demjii
Wnl,u'll ,ralteland K Tayler, of
an iKri"n,k, Ka""' "yn.ld Valley,
Menlnu. ' 5 t"'1 ""I'li'-r en Monday
aS l'C','nher 12. In honor of Mis
S??hi.n sJMT;lrd "ankln. debutante
?Unkr f,?Ir ""' Mrrt Jehn Hall
Vrl1, ,0 npl Hun Farm, Penllyn
"? ..nil .irfi ri", i., ...ill . .....
t,n. ......"'"" i" 'meirin ai u
dauBhtir mi a"i' Mr.H St,lrr',, dtl.utnnle
ffK -Mh .Sarah LeKan Starr Ml.
- - '"yier ami tm Ir daurhter.
ntititient
' Auneencc-
d.rt l',,r sdiW ,
Will (,. I'liniH, fn- I'. I
uienlt
or I'l.nn. fn- i-.. ...., .
ROYAL ENGRAVING CO, 3U WU.it St.
41. .
at 1 , ,1,'1ll,r' .November IS,
ft'eyi? ')r,,,.,Vl,li?y, '" ll,,,ler lf '""
Six 1 i!W,"' ''''"'"'I'le diiughttr of
jr "ebtrt Mntsey D.avten, l.,for.- th.
Wurly n,,in?i" Mr? "U"U'" ''"t
in ..?1"1 Mp. '"id Mis James .stair
n's." iii inn in ut iid.i'4a.ti,....i i..
. Mv-umiiium in
Miss ElizAbeth Anne Tayler, who are
f pending the early autumn at (heir coun
try estate, will occupy their house, 1805
De Innccy place, the latter part of this
month.
Miss Janet Helt Strnwbrldgc, daugh
ter of Mr, and Mrs, Oeorjte Helt Straw Straw
brldge, of St. Asnphs read, Uala, will
be the guest of honor nt a large lunch
eon which Mm. Strawbrldge will give
en Tuesday. November 22, nt the Acorn
Club. MlM Htrnwbrldffc Is one of tlia
season's debutnnten. Mlsa Helen ti
Strawbrdge will spend the weok-end of
November 12 In Bosten.
Miss Vlrrrlnla de Morat Smith, debu
tante daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur
Ucarborne Kmlth, of Spring Valley,
Wynnowoed, will be tbe guest of honor
nt a dinner en Wednesday evenlnir. Ne-
veniber K.1, which Iirlgadler Gencinl and i
airs, iiuueten v lazewen wnller, or
2S00 Heutb Twentieth street, will glve
befere the ball Mr, nnd Mrs. Hubert 11.
Uenedlct, of the Corners, Deen, will
glve ut tbe Hltz-Cnrlten In honor of
their debutante daughter, Mlsa Alice 1).
Uenedlct.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Jeseph Sailer, pf 1718
Spruce street, will entertain nt a small
dlnncr-dance at the Acorn Club en Sat Sat
erday evenln, December 31, nftcr the
tea they will give that afternoon from
4 until 0:30 o'clock, te formally pre-
"f,1!' l".. B0.?'?.ty tllc'r daughter, Miss
Allce W. Sailer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Therno Patter
son will entertain at ii small dinner nt
ther home, 2200 St. James plnce, en
trlday evtnlug, November 18, In honor
Tu..iu. n""m;iry Howe, debutnnte
daughter of Mr. nnd Mra Arthur Whit
ney Howe, of 2032 De Lanccy street.
The guests will inter nttend the bal
1..H. ?,ve" b,?lr- ana M- James
Starr, Jr., and .Mr nnd Mrs marten
Stewat-t Aurts at the ricllevue-Strat-ferd,
In honor of Mr nnd Mr Stan's
d-butante daughter, Miss Sarah Legan
Miss
Miss Grace Sturgls and her brother.
. Halph .Sturjfls, of New Yerk, will be
Mr.
among the outef-tovn gucita who will
mu. ura im te de given by Mr.
and Mra. Henry r. Mlcfiell. of 3513
Chestnut street, en Friday evening, No Ne No
yember 11, frcrm 9 until 2 o'clock, te
rSW,8" ?ocle.l' th0,r daugh
ter, Mlsa Helen Vnlmerln Mlchell.
.M,r-.nd Mrs- D- Kvans Williams, Jr..
or Iloljlnweod, Ardmere. nre receiving
congratulations en the birth of n daugh
ter en November 1. Mra Williams will
be remembered as Mlsa Malda Dale.
AmenK the ladles who will assist In
rocelvliig at the ten te be ulvcn by Mr.
and Mis William J Elliett, of 317
heutlt Secntccnth street, nt their home
tomorrow nfternoen, from I until 6:30
e clock, te pre vjtit te society their
daughter. Mien Hannah M Elliett, will
be Mrs. Albert Lucas, Mrs. Charles
vWTPHii?Ur5?'.?Ir8 - - Cameren.
Mrs William H. Herstmnnn, Mrs. Fran
cis I. du Pent and Mrs. Samuel Clspliam.
ssivfJ""!. Mrs' ,Ial-once H. Oclst. at
Overbroek. have issued Invitations for a
dinner-dance en Tuesday evening. De
cember 27 nt the Merlen Cricket Club
UeB?.nr l lr uauKllt(I MlM Elaine
Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlcs Dlffenderfnr of
a -Tnr' h', ,,BVd vltAtlen.,fw
NORRISTOWN
Announcement hns been made of the
engagement of Miss Kva M Alrey'
daughter of Mr Arthur J Aitev. of "g
denn,",..S.tM0f'.nnd Mr W'ett M- HOW-
den, of this t'ltj.
Firsl en Your Shopping List
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
An Important Choice
is that of the
Ure
S
Let us show jeu our brocaded toques; turbans of sold and
silver cloth with perhnps a paradise plume or a cluster of grapes.
Duvelynes shudewed with Ostrich. Prices ranging from
$18.00 te $25.00
Our Annual Fall Sale
OF
Hosiery, Underwear
and Gloves
Is Making This a RED LETTER WEEK
Entire Stock Famous "Harvard
Mills" Underwear at 20 off
Women's Allendale Union Halts.
Kxtr.t sizes 92.23, usually $3 and JS.
Take a Loek at These Stockings
Full-I'iiililnneil Tnre HI1U Hosiery. Tteirular $100 quality nt J2.00
n pair
Weel Hnnlerj- In Ntiiniili.tr eperts wenre nt $2.00 a pair. Values
J3.00 te J3 f,0
A l.lght-welclit Spert Sterldnir of bliii'k slllv ll"le, full fanll'ened
with einlireldereil di, $1 DO quality nt S1.0U a pal-
Just a Few of Our Many
Bargains in Gloves
llnlirr line of rrefmnke (ilinea, including theli ) tench lCId, 2-cliusp
stjle. at f!.S0 n jiair Keimerlj f 3 2C
The ell-Uiunni I'. H, Kill and futile iler at fi.'S nnd 3..1U
n pall.
nil. l.iR (lint en of (lenulne Arabhui drnj Mecl.ii. I'iually J3 60
at Ri.ne a pair
Vrublan Mni'l.u (lluim In nil kl.ndes I ill ill $100 at SS a Ii'i'
Complete umertliunt nf ' h'lilren m Hl.iu i .Lliiillng wool kIemi
for bl.ntliiB or helienl. I'.lei ti 'ini 1,U0 te ! Oil.
Winter's
I'.llllr ll.irke rnjai,m In Mift
were si .6. I Hiiinrl i'iijihiiiih, sir.xii in i-.i.k
Sjlecplnif 1'ercl. or I'amp wi ir
t.8.,,
irge-Sized Nightgowns ei High-Grade
Ul
Flannelette
Striped or plain while
II te 62
Fer Only 60c
Yeu can get n Jar of the dcllglitfull fragrnnt nen-Kiease I rrnm
Klinyii 'I'lillet rremii, together with a Jl 00 box of Crenn- Illcaya Fnce
Powder free. V are maUli.g tills ,.!ti active offer Ik-iiuim we want
our rustemers who Knew Cicme Ilca.i te hei jiih a, iinainti-il with
this new Crei.iu i:ieaa Powder
It lemc-u In nUiiie mange and black l.exes durful addition
te your drvbalug tuble. And thu quallt tr it fei juurb. ii and sue I
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEItr-PfflLADBLPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
Will Wed en Saturday
Photo by Dachraeh
MIHS EDITH M. WILKINSON
W.o.ie tnnrringe (e Mr. Gerald ,1.
Ilnnsen will take plnce en Saturday
evening nt Hely Trinity Church
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A Huzard. of
1043 North Htentl street, announce the
marriage of their tfmmhter. Mlsr noro nero nore
tln Iluisnrd te Mr Nelsen Lytle Tower,
of Hosten. en Oi-feher V Mr and Mrs.
Tower will be nt hettn after today ut
1 Iveiis'liiKten read, Arlington, Mass.
Mr. Walter Antheny will jfle n bridge
party this evening In honor of Miss
Leurnnln "Vnndcntrlft nnd Mr. Chnrlcs
Vrooman. who will be married en No
vember 19. The guesU will lnclude the
bridal party.
Mrs. Raymond McDonald, of North
Twelfth strcet, will entertain the mem
bers of her pinochle club nt her home
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Hese Iieb, of the Majestic, Is
spending n week with her sister, Mrs.
A. Ast, of New Yerk.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
The Alpha h.tplcr of the Phi Delta
Psl Serrt.lty wi.s iTitertnit.eu nt it
mnsnue Hullewe, ii dance at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Ucetge Floed, tljlt
Washington aenue, en bnturdav ee
nliiK. The guests were Miss ieulse
Chlpman, Mr Jack Herkfelter, Mias
Helen Chatham. Mr Quay Heller. Mi
and Mrn. Jeseph O'Donnell Mr and
Mrs Themas Frantz. Miss Mildred
Pldtroen, Mr Ocergn Tracl , Miss
PlllU Santicr Miss Kstolle Weed, .Me
Andrews Pacha and Mr. and Mr Mr
Hareld Deener.
Mr and Mrs Frnnklln M. Ayers, of
CUT Columbia aenue, Ovet brook, gave
a Hnlloween i.arty Saturday night in
honor of their daughter, Miss Prlscllla
Ayrcs
SOUTH
PHILADELPHIA
- Mr. Ulwunl
A. Cttrrell. of 2",.T ele-
rnde terrace,
an evtensIe
West.
has returned
home after
trip through
the M'dl'e
Mi. .lames Hunt, of "JC'T
Krnnklin street, haB letuini 1
after a trlu te (.ierm.in.v.
Regular sizes s2.ne, usually 13.
Coming
l.lue and white
f.riped tl.innel, Jl.sr.
ami Illu, Ideal fur
were 4 J'.
bust. 81 U.I.
Hn Kiwi "-i-njgk
I
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OU'T
i.nn
Hat
MR. D. H. A. ADAMS
WILL WED TONIGHT
Marriage te Miss Maud A. Pey
ten Will Take Place at
Rapidan, Va.
A wedding of social Importance
te
this city will be Pelemnlsed at 0 e'elcclt
this evening In the Emmanuel Churcli.
Hapldnn, Vn when Mian Maud Arndcl
Peyton, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Themns Jeffersen Peyton, of Hnpldan.
Ornnge County. Vit, will become the
brlde of Mr I). Hayes Agnew Adnms,
son of Sirs. ,T Howe Adnmw, of Dlnnlcy
Dell, Puell, nnd 2206 Locust street The
reremeny will be performed by the Hev.
Paul Hturtevnnt Howe, of Cape May,
N J., brother-in-law of the bride. The
brlde, who will be given In marriage by
her father, will be attired in n smnrt
Bpwn of whlte crape, veiled with rare
old family lace, Her veil of tulle nnd
old lace, whleh extends te the end of
the long court train, wilt be purmeunted
by n cap effect of laee and orange blos
soms. Hhe will carrj n shower beunuet
of brldnl roses and lilies of the valley
Mrs. Paul Slurtcant Howe, who was
Miss Margaret Aguew Adams, n sister
of tbe bridegroom, will nttend ns
matron of honor. Mlsn Helen Peyton, n
sister of the bride, will nttend ns maid
of honor. Mr. Edwards Kneass, of this
city, will nttend Mr. Adams ns beat
man. The ushers will Include Mr. Cof
fin Colket Wilsen, Jr., Mr. Charles
Wlstnr, Mr. J. Jnrdcn Oucnthcr. Mr.
Ocorpe Carsen. Jr., Mr. Charles H
Obetholtzer, nil of this city nnd Mr.
Charles Plummer. of Virginia.
A reception will fellow at the home of
the bride's parents immediately nfter
the ceremony. On th.-r teturn from n
wedding Journey Mr. nnd Mrs. Adams
will llve at Dlngley Dell, Pnell.
ENNIS ZEHLEY
An Interesting wedding will be solem
nized at half after 7 o'clock this eve.
nlng In St. Phllli's Eplrcepnl Chureh,
Fo.t-lvcend Htrect nnd Jtaitlmore ave
nue, when MIsm Louise Seltzer Zehlei.
daughter of Mr. and Mts Jehn H
ZUilei. of 210 Seuth Forty-fifth street,
v. Ill become t,ie brlde of Mr. lllchurd
Franklin Entils, son of Mm, Eliza If
Em. is, of 602C Lansdowne avenue. The
Rev. Frederick E Seymour, rector of
the church, will perform the ceremony.
Tbe bride, who will be Riven In mar mar
rlage by her fnther. will be attended by
Mrs. Lurlwlg Vellcrs ns matron of
honor. Miss Elizabeth s. JCeblcy n
slster of the bride, will nttend as mnld
of honor. The bridesmaids will include
Mrs. W. Merris Cbrllcs nnd Miss Mar Mar
guerlte Graham. Mr. Jehn H. Zebley,
Jr., brother of the bride, will net ns
best man. The ushers will lnclude Mr.
Uinrles Acker, Mr. Jeseph M. Cook
Mr J Cyril McCarrla-le and Mr August
A reception will f.llew nt the Aldine.
V," """'i' return rrem n wedding trip.
Al 1 nml Tn 1 ...t.. .. i,. . . . i
... ....v. ...... ...uuir, nlM n0 nt Heme
h J" JftnUttl" : ,u Chatham read. Stene-
GOEDHCKO rjARN-ns
The widdlng of M'ss Mary Harriet
BONW1T TELLER CQ
Ohe Specialty Shep cOriainatien6
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
A Special SaleTHURSDA Y
Women's Distinctive
Coats : Capes .-Wraps
FUR-TRIMMED COATS OF ORLANDO, SUPER-BOLIVIA.
DELPHINE, MARVELLA AND POLLYANNA
u
Regularly priced up te 125.00
COLLARS AND TRIMMINGS OF BEAVER. FINEST AUSTRALIAN
OPOSSUM. TAUPE NUTRIA AND DARK SQUIRREL
OICll fabrics combined with luvurieus fur fashion thc-.c graceful CeaN and
Wr.ip-Ceats, which exploit .irieuly the blouse model and the straight-line
effect with string belt. Seme are embroidered. All arc lined with crepe Ac
chine or soft satin.
EXCEPTIONAL OFFER OF GENUINE WOO!
A'l THIS LOW PFUCE
55.00
Regularly priced S5.O0
COATS and Wrap
,--lli,- in,l n irinu
cellar ami n.irtuw
chine or sett ,itin and
High-Grade Sports Coats
IMPORTED SCO YCH AND ENGLISH TWEEDS AND HOMESPUNS
IN SMART SWAGGER MODELS
38.00
Regularly priced j.j.00
COLLLCTION
tweeds, duutene
in mown, tan, iicmi. uieru, nine, green, pt'iple and pepper
waistline in English silk. Man models one of a kind.
4 Jr)
Bames, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jehn
Ward Darnes, and Mr Oscar Oecdecke,
Jr., of Enst Orange, N, J., will be sol sel
cmnlxed nt 6:30 o'clock this nfternoen
In 8t. Francis de Sales' Cntholte Church,
Forty-seventh street nnd Springfield ave
nue. Bishop Crane will perform the core cere core
meny. The bride, who will be given In
tnnrrlage by her father, will be attended
hv her ltne. Mrs. Fdwln F. McCencll.
ns matron of honor. Miss Margaret
Barnes, another sister, will nttend as
maid of honor The bridesmaids will
Include Mrs. Merrltt Hurlburt. Mrs.
William Irish, Miss Dorethy Lnnlc. Miss
Dorethy Pryer, Mrs. Hewnrd Prlzer,
Miss Winifred aoedeeko and Miss Eliza
beth Oecdecke, sisters of the bride
groom, nnd Miss Marie Mees.
Mr. Hdwnrd Oocdecke, a brother of
the bridegroom, will attend nn best innn.
The ushers will lnclude Mr. J. L'dward
Maynard, Mr Allen I). Underbill, Mr
W. Irving Harris, Mr Max Fischer nnd
Mr William Ooedccke, nil of Kast
Orange, nnd Mr, Walter H Webber, of
New Itechelli-: Mr. J. Humphrey. Mr
Jehn W. Dimes, Jr., brother of the
brlde, nnd Mr. W, Clifferd Moere, of
Elklns Park. A reception will fellow nt
the Phllemuslan Club Fortieth nnd
Walnut streets. On their return from a
wedding trip the bride nnd bridegroom
will live nt 37C Pnrk avenue. Hunt
Orange, N ,f.
MA HON AHLP.N
The wedding of Mls HeKina M Ahem,
daughter of Mr, Jnmes P Ahem, of
2363 East Allegheny avenue, nnd Mr
William O Mahen, of Hoxberough, took
place nt the Church of the Nativity,
at Allegheny avenue and Belgrade
street, yesterdny nfternoen nt 4:30
o'clock.
The bride were a. gown of white satin
canton crepe made en slmple lines, w-Hh
n, court train suspended from the shoul
ders. Her veil was of Chnntllly lace
tautened with orange blossoms, nnd she
carried n nhewer bouquet of whlte roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Bessie Mahen attended her n '
maid or Hener ami wero a sneu pinit
taffeta dress, while Misses Cecilia O'Don
nell and Kathleen Ahem noted as brides
maids, wearing orchid tnffetn, All Uiree i
were picture lints of tulle nnd carried
ropes of renes
Miss nienner Ueglnn Dergstrem and
Ml:-s Doiethj Mahen were (lower glrl.
wenrirg pantulette ftecks of white
pointed spray.
Mr, Jehn li. Ahem served as best mm
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1621 CIje(tnut Street
Tailored Suits Tep Coats
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Coats, emphasizing the slnd-r -illieuettc.
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coatings. Mugmuui Le.itingN lainbew
THIRD FLOOR
NOVEMBER 2, 1921
nnd the ushers Included Mr. Edward J.
Mahen nnd Mr. Carl O'Dcrgstrem.
A dinner followed the ceremony, nnd
nfter a wedding tour through Cnnnda
the brlde nnd brld'ffroem will llve nt
2363 East Allegheny avenue
UniversityMuseumicf
mid nnd
uce
Opening of Free Illustrated Lecture
Course Every Saturday at 3.30 P. M.
NOV .-. nit w C FAltAIUlr. en
"Peru Before and After the Incai"
Mnv An lent nnd Modern Illu 'ra'leni
VUTHKKKrOON HALL
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rlmt Public Concert by
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