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Of James C. Hutchiso
Miss Norma Lucille anTuyle,
b daughter of Mrs. Charles VanTuyle
: . and the late Charles S. VanTuyle
Harding, became the bride of James
19¢h
ANNIVERSARY
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Only 3 More Days
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Norma VanTuyle, Bride
Crisman Hutchison, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James D. Hutchison of Trucks-
ville in Wyoming Met®odist Church
on Saturday afternoon at 3.
Rev. Robert Wood of Carverton
performed the double ring cere-
mony before an altar banked with
palms and white flowers. Mrs, Al-
lan Albrecht played the wedding
music and accompanied the soloist,
Mrs. Harold Seiple.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Leon VanTuyle, wore
a gown of white marquisette with
portrait neckline, fitted bodice, and
long pointed sleeves. The wide
bertha collar and bouffant skirt
entrain were trimmed with self
cording and ruching, Her finger-
tip veil of illusion fell from a
sweeheart halo of pleated illusion
trimmed with pearls. She carried
a bouquet of white rosebuds, white
carnations and baby’s breath.
Mrs. William Deitrich of Reading,
matron of honor, wore a gown of
white dotted ninon over pink
taffeta with a matching sash tied
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in a huge back bow. She wore a
large horsehair picture hat trim-
med with pink taffeta, and match-
ing gauntlets. Her bouquet was of
yellow rosebuds, pink carnations
and baby’s breath,
The bridesmaids, Miss Mary
Grace Ambler of Abington, Miss
Jane Dymond, of West Pittston and
Miss Pearlla Stevenson of Chester,
were attired in matching gowns of
white dotted ninon over aqua.
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They wore horsehair hats trimmed
with aqua and matching gauntlets.
They carried pink rosebuds, yel-
low carnations and baby’s breath.
Miss Noreen VanTuyle, niece of
the bride, was junior bridesmaid.
She wore a matching gown of
white ninon over aqua, with a
matching - hat and gauntlets. She
caried pink rosebuds and yellow
carnations.
William S. Davis of Huntington,
classmate of the bridegroom at
SUMMER FUN-WEAR
Jefferson Medical College, was best
man. Ushers were George Dymond
of Orange, cousin of the bride;
Ronal Crisman of Kenmore and
John Coleman of West Pittston,
cousins of the bridegroom.
The mother of the bride selected
a toast lace trimmed dress with
eggshell accessories and a corsage
of orchids. The mother of the bride-
groom chose a pink brocaded chi-
ffon dress with white accessories
and wore an orchid corsage.
Following the ceremony a recep-
| tion for 200 guests was held in the
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Polo Shirts
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SLAPS, TOI CIDE. eee $1.99
HALF SLIPS, rayon Jersey 88¢
SHORT PAJAMAS, rayon jersey ...... $1.99
PAN II Sirs eisai es 39¢
3 for $1.00
| church parlors and the couple left
| for Canada.
| The bride was graduated from
| Pennsylvania State Colege and is
| teaching in Abington, Pa. Mr.
| Hutchison is a graduate of Penn-
| sylvania State College and is at-
| tending Jefferson Medical College,
| Philadelphia, They will reside in
| Abington.
| Showers for the bride were given
| a the homes of Mrs. Edna Albrecht,
Mrs. Jack James, Miss Mary Grace
| Ambler, Miss Emily Taggart, Miss
DRESSES
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33.88
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| Marion Mathers, Miss Jane Dy-
mond, Mrs. John Doane. The bride
| also was entertained by the Ab-
| ington Presbyterian Church Choir.
‘Mascali Family Holds
‘Reunion On Anniversary
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Mascali of
| Machell avenue entertained at a
family reunion Sunday in honor of
Mrs. Mascali’'s father, Charles
Hauck of Lock Haven who cele-
brated his seventy eighth birth-
day anniversary. Four generations
were present: Mr, Hauck, Mrs. Ruby
Rambo, Mrs. William Smith and
ten week-old Barry Lee Smith, of
Royersford,
Present were: Mr, and Mrs,
Charles Hauck, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Emert, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Caprio
of Lock Haven; Mrs. J. B., Lotta,
Mrs. Bessie Lenhart of Blooms-
burg; Mrs. Michael Chyke and Mar-
tha and David of Tower City; Mr.
and Mrs, Calvin Hauck and Skippy
of Ephrata; Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Hauck, Elwood and Carol of Kutz-
town; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hauck
and John and Kitty of Dallas; Mrs.
Ruby Rambo, Mr. and Mrs. William
Smith, Jack Backus, Mrs. Shirley
Ernestin and Joan Marie of Royers-
ford; Miss Charlotte Hauck, Marian
and David Mascali, the guest of
honor and the host and hostess.
Lehman Folks Picnic
At Bervaughn Park
Members of Meeker W.S.C.S. and
their children enjoyed a picnic at
Bervaughn Park last Wednesday. At
a short business meeting led by
Mrs. Morton Connelly, president,
plans were made for an ice cream
4 | social and a roast beef supper to be
held later in the summer. Present
were; Mesdames Elma Robison,
Florence Davenport, Lillie Lamor-
eaux, Ruth Rogers, Dorothy Steele,
Helena VanBuskirk, Marie F. Wolfe,
Letha Wolfe, Glendora Shelanski,
Viola Hoover, Mattie Sites, Elva
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Ruth Steele, Carol Ann Lamoreaux,
Dale Hoover, Jerry Shelanski, Ruth
Ann Scovel, Ronald Scovell, Janet
Wolfe and Irene Wolfe.
Shirley June Brown
| Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Brown of
| Chase announce the birth of a dau-
| ghter, Shirley June, June 9. Mrs.
| Brown is the former Alma Gilbert
i of Luzerne.
: ; __THE POST, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1949
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we. 286
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Deviled Ham
= 10
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12 .
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