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fjysr GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE .
Nancy Wynne Speaks of Five Interesting Weddings.
She Tells, of a Pole Match This Afternoon
pud of a Dance Tonight
TIIERK nrc five Important wedding
today. I"'0 mnteti nml n dnncf,
M reu k-c June In still helm? very jay
tm thetiKli n Rrrnt mnny people Itiuc
ilrwly pnnc rtwny for the summer.
With ll" cxcpi t-'mi of Uunnnh Klliett
ml Walter Pew's marriage which will
.v nlrice nf m,en nt fiilvnry Church,
nriKtitli mul I."tist. the weddings will
L in the country or out of tmvti.
At "lie l'ewKlHett welding Hetty
riiintt l'ew will be the matron of
ininr for tier sister. Ah jeu knew Hetty
iW Walter Pew's brother, Arthur.
Sid fli" nml her husband linve been
iitins In Tcxbh where lie Is In the oil
ta nV. imil thmiRli It hns been rather
iith life Hetty seems te huvc enjoyed
u 1 think Hnnnnh nml Wnltcr l'ew
.Vnert te upend part of their time down
SJrc tee. l'Mly dii 1'ent. one of the
most attractive of the Wilmington ilu
iwp, mid Hanninn r.rmigc will be
maids of honor for Hiinimli, nnd there
M be fcvcii brlilOMtmlds nml eight
u,id .St. DnvldV Church. Radner,
there will he the wedding of Minn Kstlier
I lord ami Mr. Arthur Morten. Nnncy
linjward. Miss Lloyd's niece, will lie
ib flower girl and only attendant. Dr.
Themas S. K. Morten will net ns beat
man for his brother, and there will be
!n u'hers. A reception will fellow nt
Mini I.lejd' country place, Llnnd
wailn, at Dcen.
TWO of the out-of-town weddings
lire of IMillndelphla men who nrc
mnrrjlng girls from ether cities, co It
treuld Mem that the sudden rush of
cirls te marry men net I'hlladclphlans
is being equalized. Tatty Baker, who
married llenjamln nriggs. of St. 1'nul,
Minn., nnd I.enere McCnll, who In
new Mrs. Xermnn Mucl.rish, of ulen ulen
rer, III. both married this spring arc
me I ran think of right off.
At Springfield. Mas.. Mary Temple
Brmlley. the daughter of Mrs. hustaee
Anttrnthcr Bradley, will mnrry Jack
Purvcs, who is the son of Mm. Austin
I'urvrs, of Chestnut Hill. Jack and his
bride will net come te Phlladelphin te
lire, however. I henr tbnt they expect
te be nt Seuth Lancaster, Mass., for
the present, at any rate.
In Richmond Marien Carmlehael will
become the bride of Captain (Jeorge
Bewer. 1". S. M. C. He la the son of
Mrs. (leergc It. newer, of Vancouver.
Terrcdnlc. At the wedding there will
be a maid of honor nnd six bridcsmiilds,
all of them Southern girls. Henry
Bewer will be best man. He Is n brother
of Captain Bewer, nnd Captain Bewer
will lme six ushers, three from this
citv and three from Richmond.
Eleaner Conever and Chnuiieey Bens
In will Ic nmriieil today, tee. She
ii'a slter of Mrs. Henry Henri(iics. of
Chestnut Hill, and is a great friend of
l'eigv (iruhnrn. At the wedding, which
lll 'take place nt St. Mary's Church,
Seuth Portsmouth. N. II.. Mrs. Hcn
riques will be the matron of honor ami
leggy one ei im urniwiniwi.
ether one there are te be just two
-.ill be Rescmarv Howe, who enme out
hire lust winter. Ah the family Is in
mourning, tin wedding will be quiet.
A umiill reception will fellow nt the
maimer home of the bride's parents,
the Ilev. and Mm. James Petter Cono Ceno Cone
ur. at Portsmouth. ,
And new we've finished with the wed
dings, but net with the doings of to
day. AVERY Interesting pole match will
take place nt 4 o'clock this nftcr nftcr nftcr
noen at the Philadelphia Country Club.
at llaln interesting because every
body's going nnd because the teams te
ploy are awfully geed. The match is
in charge of Mis. Duniel L. Hutchin
son, Jr., and the members of the Junier
Club of the Seamen's Church Institute
will act ns aides. Peggy Thayer Ih sec
retary of the flub. ou knew, and nil
the jnun.er girls nre in it. The Phlla
delphin Country Club team nnd nn AII
Phllnilelphln" combination will play.
Tonight Mr. and Mrs. 11. Frazer Har
ris will give n dinner-dance at their
home for their atti active daughter Anna.
who will come out the cnr lifter next.
I Imagine. The Harrises- live outside of
Chestnut Hill en Paper Mill mad in
a large lulck house en the hill opposite
the Stntcsburjs' place, and they linve
a delightful swimming peel, which nil
the jeiinger crowd enjoy. Theic will
be about eighty at the dance. I henr,
and dinner will be cerved en the lawn.
TIlOl'Cll there arc still several wed
dings and a grent mnny dances, lets
of people nre already beginning te go
aa. As usual, Northeast. Cape May
anil Saraiiuc nre nmnug the popular
places for I'lilhulelphians.
At Northeast Harber there will be
Mr. and Mrs. llewnrd Seavcr nnd Mm.
Krener's d.mgliters, Mnry nnd Sue
(ioedman, wlm la coming out in the
autumn, bv tlie way. They nre lenving
en the :ifltli, I bear. Anether debu
tante of the fall who will Lc up thera
will be Anna Mess, the daughter of Mr.
and Mis. Prank Mess, of Bala. As her
parents nre going abroad she will be
there with Mrs. Leuis C. Baker, and
as Mrs. linker's daughters are all mm
rled new. with the exception of Rachel,
who In chaperoning u party abroad en
July 1, it would t-ecm n geed arrange
ment all round. Snrnh McLean gen
erally gees te Northeast, tee. nnd no
does (ieergl.inna Harris. They will
inKe their debuts in the full.
There will be the usual sprinkling of
lnlladelphlans nt Winter Ilnrbur,
v.hleh is across the hay from Northeast,
and. then, Pelly Buard will be nt Seal
Harber with her grandmother, Mrs.
iharles MoKenn Bu.wird, nnd till her
ether relations.
lr. and Mrs. Rebert LcCente ulways
Kp- te Har Hniber. where Mrs. Le-'-nmes
nttriictlw- daughters, Susie,
uaiflennd I.lllie, another autumn debit -intc,
have a wonderful time. Mr.
lemcnt It. Newbnld nnd his daughter.
Anna, will he up there, tee, nnd se will
urs. Samuel Ashhurst. I imagine.
T OTS of people have camps nt
4J Sarnnnu Luke, and it is u wonderful
wrt of Hf,. if j.0 nP , !,!,,!, me
rope ,I()i Mr llll(1 Mr(lt j Wllmer
iiidille have tnken the Peppy cettage
!,. ri'' ",".'1 ""'v expect te leave today, I
i' M- nl"1 sw- Oeerge Randelph
th.c. 8r1 ,, ".V( a taselnntlng place up
here e;,i(.( lloleknu, mul I think
jney will he there for n lime, though
iney nr,. BIIB iurnmi h0me time this
Minnier. Thev often have delightful
no use ,lnr,,.M , ,,,. (,an ,rllH nr
eweyer, th.. enlv girl I've heard of
r'" Is nlnmiiiiK te visit them is Mary
'rhn;n.r'. ?,r-, m,,t MrH- Geerge C.
I WOCis- dllllglitrr.
I He 1 rarer Ilnrrites will linve a camp
'"!! mul Tlmyer families will h tliere.
i.; , Mri;- nil.v I'alne. who have
iihn..5,,,!,.!iV'1 fn'"' .""'' wwWlnit trip
nroed, will go te Sariinne for part of
lanrnJ Wnrdeii. Jr.. who were
was )',",') W1V1,,m,h,1,'.v- Mrs. Warden
tainl li'i,l,y iKI .""ll Hl"' "Ml1 hn 1US
the " ,7,'i.xe "",r'' f"r M,v'inl weeks
fJ1,"' August. They am going
hrenil tt ,1B WlMl,, lrli lw
airt'.i"'."1 M' Knlekcrlmeker Heyd
til5,: l"1,.N "'Raged te Pete Herle.
Jni ft' Vf ",,P M"' "",l M) w, tlu'
lr;r.r.lM)l,K , 'i'."1 ,l11'"' '"aughteis,
'U,le down there at a cottage with
J
B .-I.
their pnrents. They leave some tlm
next week, I think.
0
F COUR.Mi: detens of younger girls
m ."" "" "" inure i mi
nges will be abrnnd. rteveral people
i.M- "'" eui rsi. ,iean Hurt miev
find Lleaner Slenn, who both enmc out
Inst winter, will go te Jacksen's Hele
In Wyoming, nnd se will Lerraine Diss Diss
Ien nnd Anna 1cwls, though they will
return the llrst of August te Jein their
respective families nt Northeast Har Har
eor, .
With such n list of people who nre
Keing away, you would be surprised te
Knew or the mnny who nrc staying nt
home, though even they will leave for
t.i'.lu ilf.'r? Mif.r en- ""d ,n Augiisi
Phlladelphin will practically be deserted.
XAXCV WYNNK.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. Geerge & Weld, of Bosten, will
uil ,tran'li ,the "'aTlage of Miss
tV. "nlu Srell, ilaughtcr of Mr. nnd
nJS' 2bc,r Sewell, of Ardnarec, llydnl,
2? vr iVW B'1nt0" Coxe. Jr.. son
nr inn Jl(l .,Mr Hnry Brlnten Coxe.
?fff0.? &ou ' Twenty-nrst street nn.l
;Lftc-'!' ?inll,;P' wh,eh wl ak0 puce
2J!..?I '"day. September 9, nt the lipla
Tni1 rrtlurch,0' the Saviour. .lenkln
s?Tn,VAi ?.hZ. u,ahcr" wl" 'nclu-lc Mr. W.
?Hn,ey, Sl0,tr' Mr- Kckley I). Coxe.
ijf; '" njyls. Jr.. Mr. Themas
Wharten nnd Mr. ttlc A. McCeuch. MI
w.? ?lly: .Mr- 9uy p- Beynelds. Mr.
v,in?. Ie,2v"'lnlJ Jr- nnd Mr- Qulncey
rV.,!-- '1,haw,-, 3lii, et Bosten, nnd Mf.
nexter C. Hawkins nnd Mr. Reger
Tuckcrmun. et Xew Yerk.
ner: nnLiMrs- alUBPPe Hnstlanelll. of
e.i?;v i?,yJ c.x,1 to-ceni8 te thla
MrJ fcni.!,..,i M.,nber-. V w, v,8lt
., uastlnnclll sister. Mrs. Henry
ni"83".1 ,Genln at Hardwlck, Vllln Vllln
neva, durlnB their stay.
rwi nrt .Sfrs- Oraham DeuRherty. of
rs 'leads. Wyncetc, ure rccelWriir
5?r,i,Uila,lenj en tne b'th of? ami.
li,.X n!?0i!Rn.erty' " Pray. June 16
ind" u Bty WJ8 Miss Marin Frnter.
who made her ebut Inst year. Mr. Per
i.?iT--rn.' 3dtf Chestnut Hill, is n
"" "rB. ieugncrty.
ReIl,i"m,m,d ?!" harJM Slnnlcksen. of
K "J,??1- will upend the summer at
phIh uei arrfnsett Pier. Miss
mer nt Pinclunds Camp, N. H.
Amnnv (fwicm kn u.. a.
s ra!nijrci " "rTheToie
mutch this afternoon n nld of the Sea
Hn"n!Vurc,!? Inltute nrc Mr. Alei.
Ru'i v.. J,,aeV Mr- Archibald
il,1rtvr r, .mit:r, jnr, amuei
,X ,.M2- Jehn W. Cen verse. Mr.
nSikn1 &,s,t?lhr,ld .Mr- Clarence W.
;": mie un, airs. Aiired
yr "V. M,r- J- Wilnier Blddle. Mr. r"
Nelsen Uuckley. Mr. Henry L. Cellins,
Mrs. Celeman du Pent. Mrs yB?uceT Perd
Mr. Jehn W. 0nry. Mrs Carrell Hedge
v iinr;.,nnM.cI ,'. n"?vcs. Mr. Snmu.-l
mV w TM..iir,..I'i!!"ar1 Lewbcr Stokes,
Mr. V Plunkett Stewart. Mm AtcIiIImM
vV i0,ii M.rH- yd"y L. Wr'icht.
n; Jhn Hawley Tnussls. Mr, C nr.
Km' W?.r,1enVr Mrs' Harrison U.
Wright nnd Mrs. H. Frazler Harris.
..l,,?.s Mn4;y 9- Hcbard. daughter of Mr.
?Hdi J,rf,-. ?nnle' L. Hcbard, or i.lieslnut
Hill, will be among the bridesmaids at
the marrlaire of Mis Kmlly Bleanc Ham Ham
eond, daughter of Mr. Hmt Mrs. Jehn
Henry Hammend, of 9 East Ninety-Am
SlrfJ; New Ye.rU-. Mr. Jehn M.
Franklin, also of New Yerk, which will
i'Ake JI,ac.. en Saturday. .September 9. at
ht. Mark's Church. Mount Klsce. A
leceptlen will lollew at Hel'.weed. the
country place of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hammend
ut Mount ,Klsce MUs Hammend Is a
vrnCnderbm hUr f Mr- w""an H-
Mrs Rlcarde Z. Zimmerman, of Sa
lem, la., who has been the pucst of
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn fcdwnrd Zimmer
man, of Chestnut Hill, for a few das,
KL 'JJterdBJ' ' visit te her mother.
Mrs. Heward Spencer Graham, of r,Ti
Locust strctt, nt her summer home,
whetstone. Newport, n. I. Mrs. Zim
merman will be the matron of honor
at . weddlnif of her sister. Miss Mar
garet Thayer Graham, and Mr. Dev
ereux Celt Josephs, of Baltimore and
Newport, which will take place en Mon
day next.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Ress, et
Chestnut Hill, who nre Micndlni; the
summer at KprliiR Lake. N. J., will
leaye this wei-k te vlilt Mrs Ress
mother. Mrs. R. Swain Clifferd. In New
Iceland. The Clifferd place. Moor Moer Meer
lands, Is en the ccast of Buzzards Bay,
Mass., at Nenqultt.
Mrs. Oconee C Thayer, of Kyneton.
Vlllanevn, left for New Yerk en Thurs
day. Her son, Mr. fJcortfe C. Thayer.
Jr., will tall for Kurepe with Mr. Owen
J. ylster. They will travel through
I-nRiaml nnd France, returning te this
country In September. Miss Mnry B.
Thayer will spend August with Miss
Ruth Packard, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Geerge Randelph Packnrd, of the
Meadows, Vlllunnva, nt their camp at
Upper Sarannc, N. Y.
f .Mr,r.ft.ml. J.,.rs Ilelan' ,L- Tayler and
Miss Gllznbeth Anne Tayler, c ISO.', De
Lancey place, who nre occupying Willow
Broek Firm their country place at
Cwynedd Valley, will leave early next
month for Winter Harber. Me., where
they will remain until autumn.
Mrs. Jeseph R. C. McAllister, of 2109
Seuth Twenty-llrst street, entertained
her morning bridge club at her home
estenlny. The members included Mrs
Themas J. Dicksen, Mrs. Uavld O
Katcn. Mrs. Newton Hang. Mrs. Leuis
Kutcs, Mrs. David Lederly, Mrs. Kd
wnrd I.ukens, Mrs. Frederick Mears and
Mrs. Walter Walls.
GERMANTOWN
Jlrs. J. Leuis Barnes, of the Delmnr Delmnr
Meri is, accompanied by Mrs. James
I.VpIv mill MISM fllrV Y. HAm-n 1 .
left for Pasadena. Calif., by way of New
Orleans. They will spend the summer
nt Ixmg Bench nnd the Catallna Islands.
rL?tiitTilnir the Litter irirr nf cinniAMi...
-" H - "- w " mI'IVHIUL'I
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Barten Kalghn. of SS
Knst Tulpehoekcn street, announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss IS
Dorethy Knlghn, te Mr. William F. Mor Mer Mor
lek, Jr., son of Mr. and Mis. William
F. Morlek. nt a luncheon given nt their
home today.
Mr. nml Mrs. Heward Burhamm nnd
their family, of 2014 New Stenton ave
nue, are (-pending a few days In Wild Wild
weed. Mrs. Jehn J. Bcnnls, of 1812 Medary
nvenue. will give a ivird party at her
home, this evening. The proceeds will
be In aid of bt. Benedict's new church.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Sir. and Mr?. Martin O'Hara, of 0C2
North Thlrty-bCenth street, anueuncu
the marriage of their daughter, Mlaj
Elizabeth Mary O'Hara, and Mr. Ueorge
Altrcd Lister, of 1241 Seuth Tuenty Tuenty
secend street, Wednesday morning, (
10 o'clock, In St Agathn's Church, Thirty-eighth
and Spring Oarilen streets
The ceremony nasi performed by the
Rev. Richard Guugham, a cousin of the
bride,
The inarrinun of Miss Hazel Boulden
Klefer, duughtcr of Mis Mary Leut
Kiefcr, of 630J Angera terrace, and l.r.
Kenneth Smedley Smith, van of Dr. Ravll
Smith, also of this city, took place Sat
urday. June 10, at 7 o'clock In the
Fourth Presbyterian Churcn. The ser
mon was performed by Dr. Ravll Smith,
father of the groom, assisted by llev,
O. M. Jenes. The bride was given In
manlage by hir uncle, Mr. J. T. M.
Smith, of New Yerk. Immediately after
the wedding Dr. nnd Mrs. Smith left for
un extended tour.
The mariiage of Miss Ellen Dodds, of
West Phlladelphin, and Mr J. Frank
Cox, of Wlssliuimlng, took place en
Thursday, June S, at 9 o'clock, ut the
Ninth Presb terlnn Church. Tne bride,
was given hi murr'iise by her In ether.
Mr. Allen S. Dodds, and was attended
s .Kus'Mwr.iK
trip te Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Cox will
llve in Wlssincnnlng.
Miss Edna Augusta Hubbard, daugh
ter of. Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Hub
bard, t 5 IS North Slxty-Arst street,
was married en Wednesday evening te
Mr. Hnrry Edwin Hyde, of 2824 North
Cieskey street, nt the Chester Avenue
Baptist Cliurch. The Rev. Hlttenheuse
Nels.ser, former pastor of the Woodland
Avenue Il.iptlst Church, an uncle of the
bride, officiated. Mr. Hyde Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Hyde. Sr
and a nephew of the Rev. Edwin Hyde,
a Methodist Episcopal Evangelist.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
A carnival and block party will be
given by the Ladles' Association of the
Furman-Benntcker Pest, Ne. 188. Amer
ican Legien, this evening, en Jeffersen
street between Sixth and Seventh
streets. These In charge of the affair
are Mrs. David Schwartz, Airs. M. Delp,
Mrs. H. Artelt, Mrs. Ph. Margolles and
Mrs. J. V. Heffccker.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Puul. of 3535
North Twenty-first street, announce the !
engagement or tneir daughter. Miss uuth
L. Paul, te Mr. Ferdjcc C Mlnnlck, et
Washington, D C.
Mrs. Leuis Rcznek, of 5033 North
Tenth street, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Sarn Reznck. have left
for an extensive trip te the Pacific
Coast via the Canadlnn Reckies.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Merris Sharp, of 4 J 150
Viela street, announced the engagement
of their dnughter. Miss Kathryn Sharp,
and Mr. Ben Rosenberg, of CO." North
Fifty-sixth street, nt a reception In their
honor last Saturday night.
The friends of the Northeastern
Heme will give a strawberry festival
en Menoy, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of next week nt 1728-30-32
North Seventh street. There will be
fertune telling, music, dancing, a Punch
nnd Judy, Ice cream, cakes, lemonade,
watermelons and ether novelties. The
proceeds of the festival are for the
home te shelter children from two te
srr years old.
Mr. and Leuis Lcfkec. of 1421 Nedre
nvenue. Fern Reck, will recelve tomor
row afternoon from 3 until 5 o'clock In
honor of the thirteenth birthday of
their son, Master Hareld Lefkoe,
Mrs. M. A. B. Allegre, of 53!) Rising
Sun avenue, Tiega, has left for Cuba te
visit her husband's parents who are
Hpendlng f.eine time tliere. Mrs. Al Al
legeo will remain for severnt months.
She was Miss Florence de Vccchls before
her recent marriage
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. K. Harvey entertained the officers
of the Auxiliary N. A. L, Ne. , last
evening. The guests Included Mrs. E.
Durang, Mrs. A. Duckworth, Mrs. M.
Preston. Mrs. A. Merris, Mrs. S. Barn
dollar. Mrs. Benny, Mrs. Battcrby and
Mrs. Hogue.
Mr. Harry N. Blair, of 5144 Wyaluslng
avenue, has returned home ufter spend
ing a few days In Chelsea.
Dr. M. H. Romberg, of 638 Rltncr
street, announces the marriage of Miss
Ruth Mlntz and hl brother, Mr. Hnrrv
A. Kernbcrg, en June 20. Mr. and Mrs.
Kcrnberg will t-pend their wedding trip
nt Niagara Falls and will return te their
new home at Strawberry Mansion eh
July 6.
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Sonnehern, of 5019
Pcnn street, are occupying their sum
mer home In Ocean City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Geerge Wheeler, of
Arrett stieet, are spending the summer
at their bungalow In Maple Greve, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs Irving Shuttlcwerth, of
950 Fillmore street, will le.ne within u
week for Ocean City, where they will
remain ever the summer.
Mrs. Rebert L. Helmes, of 4444 Wyo
ming avenue, has left for a six weeks'
trip te Imherst, Mass.. wheie she Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Rey D. Hairls.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butterworth and
their fnmlly, cf 4653 Oakland street,
will spend the summer ut their cottnge
In Ventner.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert T. Conn, of 2022
Stella nvenue, nre spending the season
at Wlldwoed, N. J.
Mrs. W. Williamson and her family,
of 1503 Foulkied street, are spending
the summer at Ocean City.
HOLMESBURQ
Mrs. Rebcit Newman, of 7020 Frank
word iiM'nue, Is en an extended trip
through the West, visiting relatives nnd
friends in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and
Iowa.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the
Holmesburg Methodist Episcopal Church
will held n surprise package puny en
Friday evening, June 30, In the chapel
of the church.
Mrs. Carl Andersen nnd her fnmlly,
of Rhawn street, are spending the sum
mer at Occnn City.
MUs Helen L.tlly hns returned te her
home In llcttlngten, Vt ufter a visit
te Miss Mj.ni Caster, nf Fiuukferd nve
nue, nnd Mrs. Ellis Weed.
NORRI8TOWN
Mr. nnd Mis. Jehn Khnlnliue, of 1030
West Main street, have announced the
engagement of thelr daughter. Miss
Dorethy Hhalnllne, und Mr. Kenneth
Jenes, son of Mr. and Mis. Merris Jenes,
of :ii:i West M. U shall street.
Miss Ethel lferwilz, Miss Hcttle Ilerlc
nnd Miss Hese Herwltz, of Main street,
have returned flem a visit In Tren Tren
eon, N. J
MOORESTOWN
Mr. und Mrs. Stanten. Miss Heatrlce
Stanten, Mr. and Mrs. Uusby nnd Miss
Adele Rushy metered te Ueuch Huven
en Wednesday.
Mrs. Nathaniel Davldyan, of Cam
den nvenue, entertained at dinner en
Tuesday night.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs, Edwin Keller will entertain at a
bridge party nt her home at Wuwn en'
ThurtUay afternoon. June 29, in honor
nf Miss M.uthn Cellins, whose engage
ment te Mr William S. Mclntlre? Jr,
has luen uunnuiiced leeently,
Miss Marguerite llninliin ,i,,,i...
pf Mr. and Mrs. Themas W. Barnhlli,
AN ATTRACTIVE BRIDAL PARTY AT A RECENT WEDDING
"-T'V x-.:J r xJIK A .A'IJB.V.AH , .- -
mWliHrltHHELMaAlLrCi!vSu
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Photo by Phote-Crnfteis
.MRS. HKItliKRT W. WARDEN, JR.. AM) HER BRIDAI, PARTY
.Mrs. Warden was Miss Dorethy Ely, (laughter of Mr. nml .Mrs. William
New held Ely, of Chestnut Hill, before tier marriage en Wednesday last
at St. Themas' Church, Wliltemarsli. The bridal party Includes, from
left te right, Mrs. Frederic II. Straw briilsc, Jr., Miss Elizabeth Dulles
Itartew, Miss Elizabeth Anne Tayler and Miss Luclii Warden, the two
maids of honor; Miss Mnry' Tayler Knlijht, Miss Prlscllla Heward, of
Hultlmerc, and Miss Adelaide S. New llu
MANY NOTABLE WEDDINGS
TAKE PLACE IN LA TEJUNE
Miss Esther Lloyd te Wed Mr. Arthur V. Morien, Miss Hannah
Elliett Bride of Mr. Pew Other Weddings of Interest
Here and in Other Cities
A wedding of great Interest will take
place nt 4 o'clock thla afternoon in Old
.St. Davids Church. Radner, that
of Miss Khther Lloyd, of 329 Seuth
Seventeenth street nnd Llnndwndyn.
Deven, and Mr. Arthur Vllllers Mor Mer Mor
eon, of 1342 Spruce street. The Rev.
Dr. David M. Steel will officiate, as
sisted bv the Rev. Cre8well McBce, rec
tor of the church.
The bride, who will be given In mar
riage by her brother, Mr. Malcolm
Lloyd, will wear a gown of white satin
brocade trimmed with Duchess lace and
made wltn a court train of brocade, nnd
will enrry n shower bouquet of lilies
of the nl!ey.
Miss Nancy Hnywara, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hayward, a niece
of the bride, will attend us flower girl
nnd only attendant. She will wear a
frock of light blue organdie nnd a hat
te match and will carry a basket of
summer flowers.
Dr. Themas S. K. Morten will act ns
best man for his brother, and the ushers
will Include Mr. Jnmea C. Newlln, Mr,
Rebert Kennedy Wurts, Mr. Jeseph R.
Carpenter, Jr., Mr Francis V. Lloyd,
Mr. Jehn Story Jenks, Jr., Mr. Charles
Pinkerton, Mr. Themas Evans, Mr.
Oeoree B. IMwnrds. Mr. J. K Cepe
Morten nml Mr, Franklin B. Kirkbrlde.
A rccoptlen will fellow the ceremony.
Mr. Morten and his brlde will llve at
Llandwadyn, Deven.
I'KW RLLIOTT
The church was decorated with palms!
rerns and white spring flower. The
Rev. Andrew Mutch performed the cere
mony. The bride, who wna given In marriage
by her fnther, were n gown of Ivery
white chiffon emlu eldered In pearls,
with a train of old family point lace.
Her veil of tulle wa edged with point
lnce, nnd was fastened with clusters of
orange blossoms nnd tulle. She carried
n shower bouquet of llllea of the valley
und white orchids.
Mrs. Arthur K. Pew, Jr., a sister of
the bride, attended at matron of honor.
She were a frock of nprlcot-celor chif
fon, made en simple lines, with a pic
ture hnt of leghorn trimmed with four
large plumes In pastel shndee, she
enrr ed an e d.fush ened liouniiet nr .
sprlntr flowers Miss Banning Orange
nun .Miss l'nuilne clu l'ent. of W in nc.
ten, Del., attended as maiiln of honor
They wero frocks of pale green chiffon ;
irlmrncd with cream-colored lace nnd
larce ieciiurn inns, iii.-mcd w th nren...
1 Ilev unrrt
rrecKs or jaue green cmrfen, nitule en
slmple lines, with hatt of leghorn, sim
ilar te the maids of honor. They also
carried arm bouquets of nrl-ielurcil
spring flowers.
Mr. Arthur K. Pew, Jr., u brother of
the bridegroom, acted as best man, nnd
the ushers Included Mr. Dnvld Sleane,
Mr. Wllllnm S. Newlln, Mr. William L.
Austin, Mr. James Devlin, Mr. Wnuie
Evans, Jr.. Mr Jehn King, of Wash
ington, D. C. ; Mr. Jonathan Hrewn. 3d,
of Hosteu, Mnss, nnd Mr James Mcl'ray,
of Pittsburgh. A wedding breakfast
followed nt the home of thu bride's
parents
COWER CARM1CHAEL
An nttractlve summer wedding of in
terrst In this city will take place at 6 '30
o'clock this evening In the First Presbv.
terlnn Church at Richmond. Vn., when
Mlsa Marlen Carmlehael, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Lemuel Rnglntid Car
mlehael, of 2510 Monument avenue,
Richmond, will become the bride of Cap.
tain Oeorge Rower, l S. M. C , son of
Mrs. Oeerge It. Rower, of Vancouver
Terresdnle, Pa.
The Rev. F. II. McFaden, D. D rec rec
ter of the church, will perform the ccr ccr ccr
omeny, assisted by the Rev. Percy j
Hrewn. rector of All Saints' Church'
Torresdale, The hrlde. who win )e!
given In marriage by her father, will
wear lery white satin embroidered In
seed penrls and crystal and trimmed
with Princess luce, Her tulle veil will
be urruuged In a coienet of lace, orange
blossoms nnd pearls She will carry u
shower bouquet of erchitis and lilies of
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.in- Jll.ey,
A marrlflcrt nf munh Interna, innl.
Place at neon today in the Calvary ?,. X 'il1,7 ,. , re"n;llm, ) k ''"'8
Presbyterian Church. Fifteenth and l!?. ll fcfi MliviI,"e,lMSrOU Wi I ."ii
cust streets when MIhm Hnnnnh Afirim S.uerlIe AyriM. Mr Kdwnril llandelpn
Elliett dauirhter nf Vr nml M wm l.I,lrie w II act ns best man for his
llarn J raihSt. of 11- Sen? ? LlnV,. t u,rt!cr, and the ushers will be Mr. Aus-
MlSct.' became In ! rid?, nf M "wnT.r tln M- I',rv" aiu1 Mr- I1alp R"rves.
C&S sin "V, phniX. f. brothers of the bridegroem: Mr Dld
o'cSnner1 nf ' AXn? &W'x T- Clierge.Cutts. Mr, Themas
lace nnd tr mined w th bunches of vnrl-t i.ri.i'.i ' " "e "" i.""v .""u "'' T u'-Mnr last n jib jaiM n.i
colored flewetB They carried huuriueis J1"0-" r0Ke8 The 'ald f honor wl r Al-Htar Cast I" The luM Trull
of .prtnS neiem The1- bHdesmnds In" $l,H&TZ3r ".V "'V'S,"' ,,,,e I h -"Hiiif-Jln Ja of .. I
eluded Mls- Eleaner Dunning. Miss Kl- .' l "'l 'V U,?LV: i?MK 'i)f.r,1Pu T' ' TOI OMIAI 0,n- MPlewxa Ave.
len Deuirlns Llevd. Miss Kathnruie J,"nn" wl l b,e, l ' ''w","1"!!.1, nml ,he IHtl" I L.vJL,kJlMAL. -an, 7 and 9 V M.
Dlssten Perter. Miss Lvsbeth K Hey I 5.ur elrt' wl ' l, 'Mlh.s I?;VJ,,,,y ''""K0"" ' M Willnee Held In Acress the Continent
all of thit citv Miss Franeen riavlsnn 1,.c" -Mr Jni'"' A Wnl-h wl net I T Wullan. Held In Arrens tlie Cunt nent ,
Of fllcn Cove iVnir Island Miss Anml ?,H best ln,,n Thp u',nlr,, "'" h Mr i W -Wnlli.ee ll. Id In Arri.ss the Cenilneirt
S.iii '.' '"'""'i. Miss Atltiii Kdmund II Lvnch nnd Mr Mnrrlll It I T Vr i Onrden In T he (hied I'reihlrr
Stllln in, of New erk. nnd Miss Ixiulse Hcirn A reeetitlen w 11 fnllrwth.. . . I r Writ Ootrten In Tlie (i.ie.l l'rel.ler
Rnwiiii nf i.'nii..ii.'..n,i v i nn,A.. .. nLarn .v revtiuieii w in ieiicw lliecete-i:, .. ' ,-.. ,.. , nr.... n.i . iii..
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chiffon, with a silver nnd tulle girdle,
nnd will carry pink roses.
The bridesmaids will Include Ms
Luna Ambler. Miss Prlscll'a Shepherd.
Mi's Kllz.ibeth Luce and Mls Catharine
Miller, of Richmond; Mls Valeria Ar Ar
rlngten, of Norfolk, Vn nnd MImi
Louisa Cooper. Thev will wear flesh
colored chiffon, with girdles of silver
and tulle. They will carry flowers
shading from the palest pink te the
deepest rose.
Mr. Harry Bewer will act as best man
for his brother, and the ushers will In In
clude Mr. Lawrence C. Fuller, Mr.
Frank B Bewer, Mr. Murrny H. Spahr.
all of this city, nnd Mr. Aubrey Ferd,
Mr. T. A. Miller, Jr., nnd Mr. Pnschat
Carmlehael, brother of the bride, of
Richmond. A small reception for the
Immediate families of the brlde and
bridegroom will fellow the ceremony.
Captain iind Mr. Bewer will llve In
Atlanta, Ga., where Captain Bewer is
at present en duty.
PURVKS BRADLEY
A wedding of much Interest In this
nnd ether cities, which wl'l take place
tednv, will be Unit of Miss Mnry Temple
Bradley daughter of Mrs. Ru.Uace An
struther Bradley, of Springfield. Mass.,
and Mr. Jehn ('. Purves son of Mrs
Austin M. Purves, of Chestnut Hill. The
ceremony will be performed nt 4 o'clock
at Phi 1st Church. Springfield.
The bride will be attended bv her
sister. Miss Rese Brndl.'V, as maid of
miner, ami tne bridesmaids will inciud
Noxen nnd Mr J. R. Ward
recep-
tlen will fellow the ceremony nt 11.1 ,
Lnlen Snunre. .Qnrlnirflxlil. Mnss Mr
Purves nnd his bride will llve at Seuth
Lancaster, Mass
PRICE RRYSON
An interesting wedding will take place
at S o'clock this evening, when Miss
jMenie iune urysen, a lugnier or .mis
Tl . .. . . .. ... - .. i
ituuvri .i. urysen, in icriy-cveiun
street and Hazel avenue, will become I
tlie brlde of Mr, Harrison Henner Pi Ice,
of Huffale, N. V. The ceiemeiiv will I
be performed at the home of the bride's
mother. The Rev. William S. Mitchell. I
of the Pnl:irv Atnthmllfit l.'nls,.niinl
Church, Fcrtyelghth street and Haiti-
""'" ycnuc, win mummc. i ne urine, I
nuire avenue, win emcinte. Tlie bride. I
X, ", w "!, ",. Ue," ln "V'rl"Ke h' Ir I
".'"",'. " """'"' ""' "' si ku
"' h,Ue, canton crcpe embroidered in
f. 5l"i bil?l,Si.i Ue.r V'11 "f tu,".w111
'astened with a bnnd of ernnge hles-
:-- "" "" -" n nuuei
meny,
ZULICK OREEN
A wedding of interest te this clt
will tnke pluce this evening nt Eiisteu.
Tn., when Miss Elizabeth Traill (Jieen
duughter of Dr. and Mrs IMgni Mnei
Clreen, of Easten, Pa. will become the
brlde of Mr Themas Cumminus y.iAieU.
u r. Rnn nr i ji- linn ii i R " mmnu i- .
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Zullck of Easten, The bi'lde, who will ,
be Riven In marriage bv her fnther '
Will wear n neried town of S , I
trimmed with silver and embroidered ,
with pearls and with a long court train i
susjiended from the shoulders of cloth
nf all..... n.l nl.1 rnmll.. i,... .:.'
"i suvir nun eiu inmiiy Hire or rose
'wl'l"- ..."le'.'s'rr1 Oi,J,,0,,,H ''"rl"!
with cluMeis cf ernnge bles-nms and
luce Miu will carry n shewet bouquet
.-. .....v. "... ".j i- in IU-.I-
or lines or tlie valley, erctilils and brhlnl
roes. Mis Charles Chlpman, -Jd. will
act as nnlren of honor and Miss Emille
Mlchler. both of Easten. will be maid
of honor The btldesmnlds will Include
Miss Hemlettn Ludlow, Miss Jesephine
Redenbnimli. MIs MJIdred Hewell, Miss
Jesephine Chldscy, Miss Orace Emanuel,
of Catnaunua Pa, and Miss Is.ilui
Cere, of Unlnntewti, Pn, Mr and Mis.
Zullck will, en their return from wed
ding trip, lle In this city In the autumn
CORSON McNULTV
An Intel cstlng wedding took place nn
Wednesdn nt I o'clock at St Augus
tine's Reinnn Catholic Church, Feutth
mid Vine streets, when Miss Marguerite
Clare McNulty, daughter of Mr, nnd
Mrs. Wllllnm K. McNulty, of .31 New
stteet, beiutue the bildc of Mr Maurice
J. CeisOll. Of '121 Snrnce stieet Tl,..
esi. du. 3ir 'i onenii ai nmi. ir. .innn
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Rev. Jehn A. Hegan, (1. 8. A , efllclated.
Hliak ltllf1rt U'hrtt Hrttu bIiiaii I. ..-.
lace with a veil of tulle arranged In
cap shape. She carried a. shower bou
quet of white reses nnd lilies of the
valley. The liilde was attended by Mrs.
Jiseph A. McNulty, of Westvllle, N. J ,
as matron of honor. Mr. Gcerge J. Mc
Carthy acted ns best man. After nn
extended wedding trip through the New
unginnu states, air. and airs, corsen
will be nt home after August 1 nt Over
uroek, ra
SNTDHR-HOOD
Mrs. U. Carrell Heed, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Carrell, of
Lakeside avenue. Oak Lnne, will be mar
ried quietly at her home this afternoon
te Mr. R Maurice Snyder, son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. W Frederick Snyder, of Car
penter lane. Germantn'tn The Rv.
Richard Montgomery will officiate. The
bride, who will be unattended, will be
given in marriage by her father. Mr.
Geerge Draper Lewis, of St. Martins,
wl'l be best man.
ROWLKY MARSDKN
An attrnctlve wedding will take place Martha Anne Rennle. daughter of Mr
this evening at 8 o'clock In St Mark's ' nnd Mrs Wllburn T. Rennie, of 4028
Methodist Rplscepal Church. Flftv-thlrd Parrlsh street, will become the bride of
.'nd Chestnut streets, when Miss Louise Mr Clement Edward Thrash, of For Fer
S Mnrsden, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. I eythe. Oe.. The ceremony will be ppr ppr
Jehn M Marsden, of 139 Seuth Fifty- formed bv the Rev. Richard J. Harris,
third street, will become the brlde of D D. The brlde will wear a gown of
Mr. Washington W. Rowley, 3d, of 6036 white satin nnd lace, with r court train
Oxfeid street. The ceremony will be cf sntln and lnce veil, nrranged with
performed by the Rev. Hnry Wnlkey, ' orange blossoms, extending the length
assisted bv the Rev Charles Risen-, of her trnln. She will carry a shower
berger, nnd will be followed by a recep- bouquet of white roses, sweet pens nnd
Hen nt the Roosevelt. The bride, who lilies of the valley Miss Pauline Ren
w 11 be glvtn In marriage by her fnther. ni" will nttend her sister as maid of
will wear n gown of white satin, witn . honor The bridesmaids will be Miss
n court train, nnd a tulle veil arranged
In a coronet with old duchess lace and I
fastened with orange blossoms. She will
enrry a shower bouquet of white roses,
sweet peas nnd lilies of the valley Miss
Helen Uerhnrt will attend her as maid
of honor. The hrldesmalds will be TJUss
Edna Wagner. Miss Mnry Denehue. Miss
Edna. Longfellow, of Deinnce. N J , and
Miss Lillian McKee. Miss Louise Bu
chanan, of Center Square, Pa., and Miss
Ethel Frarier will be the flower girls
Mr. Elliett Fex will act aa best man. and
the ushers will be Mr. Oeorge Chew,
Mr. Tayler Wllmet. Mr. Hnreld John John Jehn
eon, Jr., and Mr. Jeseph Reakard.
KLINE MOROVIS
The mnrrlnge of Miss Arabella V.
Merels te Mr Nerman D. Kline, of
1427 Seuth Fifty-second street, took
place this afternoon nt the home of the
bildc's parents, et 2901 Memphis street.
The ceremony was prrfcrmed by the
Rev. Dr. Schultz. of Trinity Presbyterian
Church. The bridesmaids were Miss
Julia Cllman nnd Miss Lucy Veplch
Miss Eleaner Jehnsen and Miss Adellnu
Morevla, sister of the bride, wcre
flower girls. Mr. Jehn rhllllns acted
ns best man After the ceremony Mr i
Kline nnd his bride left for a wed
ding trip te Charleston, R. C. Mr. nnd
Mrs Kline will be at home after July 1 i
at 2901 Memphis street.
ARMSTRONGRICHARDSON
An Interesting wedding will tnke place
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MJrVJL.lW MATtNI'.K DAII.T
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V. Murien UnNles 111 HraiiU's erlh
S Millien OhIm In llriuiu's erlh
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-iJ i vrv mati.st.i: DUI.T
M. Ccmway Tfarle In A lile-Open Tew n
T Convay Trl" In A l(te-llen Town
W - J-nn PnlKe In Tlir Irnillgiil JuUse
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DAI TIMHRF SIST ft nALTl.MOrtE
D-Lu I llVlWrviZi r.t U..1H. Sat. Mat.
M. Vera Gorden. The Cioeil rreldrr
T Vers lionlen. Tile (imiU r.relder
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M nenrga Aril's In The Iliillns I'aiwlen
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W William rnrnum In six u hlrs ofdelil
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W Hinnii (l'n & Mutt Moere. Heck I'nj
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p. Viel i Dana In (llnss Houses
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V - Win HuhM-ll In KtrrnKth uf the I'lnrs
'y' j.iini Ullliert In AraliUn Lere
W Audrev Mun.en In HrrdlrsR Moths
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p- Uert I.tell In The Hlslil Thut I'nllnl
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MATI.VHi: DAILY
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T Vera Oiirdnn In The (feed I'rmlilcr
W Vi ra Onrden In The lienil I'reililPr
v Wall.icn Held In Airoes the f'uiilliiriil
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M. Wallace Held 111 Ai rnss Hie Centlnrnt
T.- Wallace Held In Amis Hie Cnntliiriit
...iiiiriun in.iii. in iiri.1119 . iterti.
this evening nt 9 o'clock, when Mies
Kleaner Katherlne Richardson, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Heward S. R'ehnrdsen,
of 6007 Pine street, will become the
hrlde of Mr. Ferdinand I?. Armstrong,
of Lynn, Mass The Rev. Arthur ('
James, pastor of St. Andrew's Methed'st
Church, Ferty-tlfth nnd Walnut streets,
will officiate at the ceremony, which Will
bn followed by n reception. The bride,
who will be given In marriage by her
father, will wenr a gown of white satin
nnd georgette, trimmed with lace. She
will wenr n veil of old duchess lace, held
In place with orange blossoms, and will
carry a shower bouquet of Sweetheart
roses, sweet nean and lilies of the val
ley. Miss Mildred Alexander will at
tend an maid of honor, and Mr. Guy
Oliver Putnam, of Lynn. Mass., wl'l act
as best man for Mr. Armstrong.
GIJYHR RUTH,
MIkm Florence Gertrude Ruth, daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Geerge M, Ruth
. of Center Point, and Mr. Paul Relff
Oeyer, son of Mr. nnd Mrs El weed
Oeycr, also of Center Point, will be mar-
r etl this afternoon nt 4 o'clock In
WenU's Reformed Church, center Point
The Rev. D. D. Brendle, pnster of thu
.church, will officiate. The bride will be
I attended by her aunt. Miss Anna Bean,
I n .nftM nf fenfinf nn.l IHa hrlflAHm.llflS
'will be Miss Catharine Ruth, sister of
the hrlrte, nnd Miss Elva Smith. Mr
Virgil Templeton will be tne nesi man, ,
nnd the ushers will be Mr. Claud Oevr ,
nnd Mr Heward Green. The bride will
wear a gown of white crepe de chine
trimmed with chantllly lace. Her yell
will he of tulle held with orange hloa hlea hloa
sems, and she will carry a shower bou
quet of roses nnd lilies of the vn'.ley
HALL McLEAN
A quiet wedding took place last eve
ning nt fi o'clock, In the parsonage of
Ht Andrew's M E. Church. Thirty-fifth
mil Baring streets, when Mls Eleaner
Stuart McLean, daughter of Mrs. Jehn
.1 McLean, of 5S37 Relnhardt street. b
came the bride of Mr Charles Hareld
Hall, of 5404 Larchwood avenue, the
Rev Arthur C. James, D. D . officiating
The bride was attended by Mrs. Hareld
I Mlltnnherffer nn maid of honor Mr
Jehn Derkey acted an best man ter -ir
Hnll
EVANSCOLE
An nttractlve wedding will take place
at nren today, when Miss Gall Den
aid Cele, of 4430 Sansom street, gland
daughter of Captain and Mrs. Thernn"
H Berry, of Avalen. N. J., nnd this
city, will became the hrlde of Mr
Chnrles Merris Evans, of Wayne. Th
ceremony, which will take p!ac In St. i
Andrew's Church, Thirty-sixth
and Bar-
inir streets, will be Uerfermed bv the ,
Rev. William J. Cew The bride will be I
g ven In marriage by her brother. Mr i
ISdward Hunherry Cele, and will be at
tended by her sister, Miss S. Gertrude ,
Cole, as maid of honor. The flower girl
wl'l be Miss Nnncy Martin, of Llanerch.
Pa a cousin of the bride. Mr. William I
We3t Kvnns will serve as best man for j
his brother, and the ushers will be: Mr
Hdward Martin, of Wayne ; Mr. William
West Cenrad of Great Neck, I,. I., nnd
Mr. Georae Park, Jr., of Wayne. I
THO.SH RENNIR
A pretty wedding will tnke place this
e,nlnc at r, o'clock In Grace Church.
i Leldv and Glrard avenues, when M's
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Connecticut Y.nkee In Arlhur'n Court
1 nnnrrtiriii innkre In Arthur's Court
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AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A.
nPPMAMTntVl 5S10 n.rmante.
Pltrn AT.
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PARK" IUDK AVIS l DAtrillN ST.
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S. All-Star Cirtl tn It,, u Urnf full .,
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Mnry Cnrswiell riennUfnd M(i
Kfitv tlennl. 'n nltr of the
M 's TtlllVi Rnrilnr Itenrilp. n lllec. Of
hrlde, will ,he .the .llewer !. .11
Themns Settle, or Baltimore, will aetj
best man. anil the Uh rs will M .WJ&iv
8, Street Rennls, n brother of the brMfcrJtaj
and Mr. William A. Thomeen,
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ttvnr.ii trim Attn
A nrettv wedil'Mir took nlaCO WMll
day at 7:15 o'clock. In the Chester
nue Baptist Church, Forty-fifth Mj
and unester avenue, wnen miss
A t-filtihnrrl flnllirhfpr nf Mf. And
M'nllr Wnrrnn tttlhlin nt. nf Rib f
flxty-flrst street, became the bride,
Mr. Hnrrv K. llvcle. of North Crew
street, thn Rev. R tt"iiheue Neleeer
linrtn nf thn lirliln. edlc'll tillir. The Dill
who was given In marriage by hJ 3
father, were a gown of Spanish lace an
satin, wllh n cernn"t veil of tulle extent J
Ing the length of her court train. 9116
carried a shower bouquet of white row. yj
sweet peas nnd lll'es of the valley. MM
Hazel Whlteley, n cousin, attended Ul A
bride ns innhl of honor, nml Miss Fjor- X
ence Mny Hathaway, niece of the bride,
vnn the Mower elrl. Mr. Walter Hyde
served as best nvn for his brother, atl4 . -vti
inc unarm were .ir. iwwnra rtinuicr nm ")?,
Mr Walter Kelner. .1 5i
POMPEIAN
OLIVE OIL
Sold Everywhere
SPECIAL-
We t'e oil, in Our
Permanent Hair Wavini
Ulmle Iii-imI (In- IO)R
" rltmine lieMieil . .
- MARCUS FRIEDE
270 S. 52nd St.
V-Fhem Belmont 10242 and, 10043.2?
$ks
w
Stout Women
Slender Women
and Women of
Average Figure
can be fitted better with
the REDFERN COR
SETS, because theic isn't
a figure that the Rcdfern
can't be made te fit.
The Corset Shep
121 S. Thirteenth St.
Around the Cerner en Stniem St.
Every fitting receive the
perianal attention of
Miss Pauline Campbell
Fermer
Selling Prices
Up te $35
niOTOI'l.AAS
1, Subject te Change
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