Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-10-03
THoRoFARE.

A pretty home wedding was that OF MISS
Mary Bell Rambo, daughter OF Mr.. Alonzo
Potter Rambo, and Mr.. Alexander L. Rog
ers, Prosecuting Attorney for Gloucester
County, on last Thursday evening at eight
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Gerald Livingstone Bishop, who
used the beautiful marriage service of the
Episcopal Church. The bride was all in
white, and the long tulle veil, held in place
with lilies of the valley, served to enhance
her loyeliness She carried bride roses and
lilies o: the valley. Her sister, Miss Bessie
Rambo, her bridesmaid, wore white with
sashsof pink, and carried pink roses. Mr.
Joseph Rogers, brother of the groom, was
best man. The guests were the nearest
relatives of the bride and groom and two or
three OF their most intimate friends. The
house was beautifully decorated with au-
tumn leaves and goden-rod, and pink
roses were added to the burden of delica-
eies with which the dining-table was
loaded, and from which a delicious we'd
ding supper was served. Mr. and Mrs
Rogers are spending their honeymoon at the
Delaware Water Gap, where the loving
good wishes, and sincere congratulations OF
their friends have followed them. On their
return they will go at once to their own
home on Glover street, Woodbury., and will
be at homen to their friends after October
fifteenth.
The Junior Epworth League, of which
Mrs. L. K. Wilkins is the superintendent,
held the annual social on last Wednesday
afternoon in the. basement OF the church.
An election of officers took place with the
following results: Mary Low, president:
Clara Zahn, 1st vice president; Martie
ArmbIuster, 2nd vice president; Claude
PIatt, 3rd vice president; Edna Bowers, 4th
wee president; Marian ArmbrUster, seere-
tary. Margaretta Truncer, treasurer; Mag
gle Gibbs, oTganist. After these officers
had been installed with the usual formal
tiles, social hour was enjoyed and re-
freshments were served. The League
promises itself a year of active usefulness.
The Grange on Monday night of last week
was in charge of Pomona, the goddess OF
autumn fruits and flowers A fine display
was made, but owing to the severe storm
the attendance was small. Mrs. Elsie.
Eastlack, the Pomona of the Grange this
year, dispensed her largess with a LAVISH
hand, and all enjoyed the fruits which the
season had brought them. A delightful,
and rather informal social time was mark
ed feature Of the occasion.
Miss Hannah NJ. Wood, from Philadel-
phia, visited her uncle, Mr.. Charles B.
Leonard last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Force and daughter
Mary, Mr.. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner,
and Mrs Schultz. all from Philadelphia,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas and
children, Anna, Sydney, and Charles from
Woodbury., were visitors in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac G. Low last week.
Mrs. Harry Cloak invited twenty-five
young ladies to spend last Saturday after
noon in her home to meet her sister, Miss
Anna Stetser, from Camden, who is visit
ing her. Music and games, and refresh
ments, gave the Young people what they.
called s'the best time in the world
Mrs. Ella Mehrfeldt, of Woodbury., visited
Mrs. Charles Fl. Budd last week.
William McGill has been spending two
weeks in the home of his father in Craig
Monroe County, Michigan. On his return
journey he visited also his sister Mrs. Geo.
DnTrell, in Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. H. A. DeHart, at the Mount Holly
Fair made a fine display of shelvings and
farm wagons with very satisfactory results.
At The Gibbsboro, Camden County Fair, on
last Saturday, he had on exhibition a very
fine grocery wagon, and milk wagon with
s0ller bearing axles, and made good sales.