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Bergen street school.

With exercises, including a scene
from Midsummer Nights Dream the
senior class in the Bergen Street Gram
mar School finished their course last
night. Members of the graduating class
are:
Josephine Alexander, Howard Allsopp,
Barrow, Harold Bauer, Fred Beckmeyer.
Robert Berrer, Antoinette Bittel, Harry
Boyle. William Brohm, Edith Carlson, Ella
Carr, Estella Coleman, Ruth Cordona,
Epstein, Herbert Englert, Florence Fav
reau, Raymond Felter. Florence Filliger,
Randolph Fitzgerald, Hilda Fireman, lsa-
brock. Alice Hankins. Halsey Harper, Mar
guerite Haselmayer, Morgan Honey, Lena
Huber. Nelson Hughes, Henry. Jelley,
Mabel Klump, Elsie koegel. Sophia Koh-
Ter, Chauncey Langstroth, Philip Light,
Leonore Lippnan, Charles Marley, Carrie
Max. Louise McGhee, Philip McGovern
Frank Meier, Harry Miller, Eugene Nolan,
David ~Raschkover, Lulu Reuter-, May Rey-
nolds. Selma Roth, Ruth Rutan. Rudolph
Schuldt, Charles Schwartz. Katharyn
ksmp, Beatrice Tower, Edgar Van Cleve,
Raymond Waters, Addie ,Weingaertner, Jo-
seph Weingaertner, Arthur Winans, Ed
ward Wurth, Isabel Young.
recitation, T Mirror Isador Glucks-
man: piano solo. Leonore Lipman; scene
from midsummer Nights Dream" Duke
OF Athens, William Brohm; Lysander,
David Raschkover; Demetrius, Harry
Drake: Philostrate, Philip McGovera;
Ounce, a carpenter, Randolph Fitzgerald;
Snug, a Joiner, Harry Miller; Bottom, a
weaver. Elmer Powell; Shout. a tinker,
Rudolph Schuldt: Flute. a bellows mender,
Fred Beckmeyer; starveling, a tailor. Rob
ert Silperman; ElPpolyta, a queen, Berna-
dine Sutkanp; Hernia, Ruth Qulnoy;
Helena, Marguerite H~aselmayer: fairy
dance and chorus, Beatrice Epstein, Minnie
Barrow Isabelle Young. Florence Favreau,
Josephine Alexander, Natalie Armitage,
Florence Elbrecht, Alice Hankins. Mabe
Klump. Elsie Koegel, Leonore Lipman,
Louise McGhee, Carrie Max, Ethel Noll,
Ruth Rutan. Maud Spence; solos, My
Bairnie,'' Swing High, Swing Low" Bea-
trce Epstein; address, ]. Wilmer Kennedy;
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Y.W.C.h. PLANS FOR
BIG CONVENTION
Thirty-nine Delegates from News
ark Will Start for Silver
Bay July 5.

A Silver Bay rally will take place in
the central building of the Y. w. G. A.
tomorrow right, when final plans will
be made for the departure of thirty
nine delegates to the annual Y. W. c.
A. conference at Silver Bay, Lake
George. to be held from July s to is.
Girls from Newark will leave July 5
on the night boat for Albany. h
rext day they will have a three-hour
sail on Lake George before reaching
Silver Bay. Well-known speakers from
all parts of the country will be heard
at the meeting. Miss Cara May
Adams, general secretary of the
Newark Y. w. C. A. will lead a u
Gil on secretarial work.
Money for expenses was raised by
the association. All of the branches
will be represented. The list of dele
gates shows the names of Misses Mar
garet Webster, Marion Wilson, Eloise
Phillips, Hattie Saul, Lillian Kieron,
Carrie Clark, Lucy House, Lena House,
Esther Gray, Vida Van SICKLE, Grace
Simmons, Ella Southworth, Nellie
Marshall, Louise Hermann, Leila Greg
DRY, Jessie Houston, Ethel Brown,
Susie Dennis, Ada Fox, Gertrude Nc
Cav, Ada Bahrs, Amy Crowell, Bertha
Hcrnle, Elsie Pithe, Alberta Stuart,
Meta A~ndelauer. Anna Zimmerman,
Anna Heuer, Elmer Jones, Minnie
Mimi McDade, Bessie
Reuck, Elizabeth Hamilton, Mrs. l..
G.. Phillips, Lena McGeorge, Elizabeth
Haddon, Helen Lawrence; secretaries,
Cara May Adams, general secretary,
End Mabel Easton, extension secretary.
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Thirteenth Avenue school.

Last night at the Thirteenth Avenue
Public School a large class was grad
uated. with appropriate exercises. The
graduates were:
Sadie ~Blunenhein, Rose Bolten,
Ethel Helena Carr, Lille Clawans,
Ethel Clawans, Alsa Jeanette Copley,
Amelia Durante, Jeanette Quincy,
Elsie Kaiser, Irene Anna Klein, Re-
becca P. Lesser. Sarah Theresa Maher,
Bessie Marsa, Olive D. Mcleod, Minnie
Miller, Martha Gaace Northrop, Ce-
ella A. Parrish, Esther Rouse, Cecilia
Rubin, Anna Seff, Norma Imogene
Smith, Annie Spinner. Gertrude Carolyn
Theme, Grace Anna Walter, Alice J.
Yudizky, Herman Abramowitz, K. Her
bert Bacharach. Michael NJ. Breitkopf,
Benjamin Cullen, Gregoria Joseph hi
Mella, Alfred John Freggens. Frederick
3. Fisher. Rudolph A. Glickman, Nor
rts Horn, Harry b. HOLSTER, Jacob
Hoffman, Harold bronson. Herbert j.
Krauss, Jacob Klein, Max Klein. Ru-
dolph Kuglenan, Harry Lichtman, Ra-
phael r. Lewis, John J. Manager, Jo-'
sep J.. Mathes, Herbert Walter Meyers.
Leopold L. Meyerowitz. Joseph l.. w.
Montwid, Francis Bernard OFT, Sidney
Planer, Herbert c. Schaedel, David
sohumann, Emanuel schantz. Sanford
A Spawn. William Simon, Ralph
George Schwebemeyer, Jacob Inter
man. Howard Virtue, Harry f. Witt,
Jacob Weinberg, John F. Wyczalck.
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HATTERS A FIRM.

At the meeting Of the executive board
of Local Nos. Is and IA. United Hatters
of North America. today the members
decided that while there would al
way be a readiness on the part OF the
organizations to meet with the manu-
facturers there will be no concessions
granted in order to bring about a set
tlement. On the contrary, 1t was
stated by Secretary James Byrne, of
Local Ia. and Stringer White, secretary
Of Local 10, that the organization would
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HANKO-LUT'Z

The marriage Of Miss Ida M. Lutz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Lutz, Of 1923 Halscy street, to Paul r.
Hanko. of 275 Jelliff avenue, took place
last evening at. the parsonage of st.
Johns Lutheran Church, In Court
street. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Bernard Pick. The maid
of honor. who was the brides only at
tendant, was Miss Genevieve Grosel,
inc Frederick w. Jadull was the best
nan. The bride was attired In a white
messaline gown, and carried a shower
bouquet of white roses. Miss Grosel
wore a gown Of crepe de chine, and she
carried pink roses. The reception,
which was attended only by Immediate
relatives of the contracting parties.
too place after the ceremony at Das-
sings Hall, and at an early hour this
morning the newly married couple left
on a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and
Canada. =
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In Society
F~RyLING-oHL INITIALS.

Miss Florence Rose Oil, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam b. Oil, of 1873 Hill
side avenue, and Henry H. Frying, Of
424 Fourth emu were married last
night at the residence of the brides
parents by tile Rev. William Frying,
pastor of the Eastern Congregational
Church, of Boston, and a brother of he
bridegroom. The house was decorated
with palms, ferns and smilax. Only the
immediate relatives of the couple wit
messed the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by a large reception.
The bride WIS escorted and given in
marriage by her father, n was
gowneds in an empire creation of heavy
white satin, with half court train,
adorned with duchesse lace. Her veil
was fastened with a coronet of orange
blossoms, sen from Florida, and she
carried a bouquet of bride roses show
cred with lilies of the valley. The
bride received from the bridegroom a
diamond tiara. She was attended
by her sister, Miss Edith Oil, who
wore a directoire costume of pale green
satin n~essaline, with yoke and sleeves
of baby Irish crochet lace. She car
ried an arm bouquet of sweet peas.
Rene Lafoy, of this city, was the best
man. Mrs. Oil, mother of the bride,
wore an empire gown of black lace
made over white taffeta. The nuptial
music was furnished by Miss Alma
Holmes.
Guests We're present from Chi
cago, Philadelphia, Morristown, New
York and the Oranges. Late in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Frying left for
Niagara Falls and Canada. Later they
will spend three weeks in the Adiron-
dacks.
After September / Mr.. and Mrs.
Frying will be at home at 424 Fourth
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Eproul. Fred Wilson, Clark Van Pelt,
Grace Aeker, Agnes Colyer, Irene Ferridas.
Grace Grischele. Lillian Kingston, Gladys
Kristeller. Jeanette Livingston, Ethel Pot
ter, Marjorie Reeves, Elsie Schreck, Grace
Thompson.
The program was. Singing. Star
Spanged Banner school; class prophecy,
school; class viii, Irene Ferriday; singing.
"Red, White and Bine,' school; distribution
Of athletic prizes, principal; instrlme entail
solo. piano, William Noll; class gifts, jean
nette Livingstone, Gladys kristelier;
awarding testimonials, principzs awarding
diplomas, principal; singing, Hail and
Farewell school; class call and farewell
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summer Avenue school.

The program of the tw~enty-tifth COM
mencement of the Summer Avenue
School tonight is as follows:
Prayer: chorus. "a Spring Song,a' PIN
suit: welcome, Earl Wood; recitation,
From Client to AK" Frank Hummel;
recitation, THE Owl Critic" Viola Lieb-
scher, chorus, oh, Hush Thee, MY
Baby Sullivan: recitation. "Herve Rel,
Madeline Sheldon; recitation, Young
America Irene Levi; recitation. Battle
Of Blenhelm, Edwina Pomeroy; trio
The Slumber Boat" Madeline Sheldon,
Gwendoline Nicer, Helen Taylor; story,
Butch Panner's Gold Mine. Amy
Eddowes, Emily Sall1cld. Ada Hammell'
Paul Quattlander, Robert Beekley. stan
ley Van Duyne, George Cullen, Willlam
Corkill. clifford saunier; violin solo "a,
..Reyerie," Fauconier @, "Perpetuo
ton, "A Water-logged Town Alvin
Searles; recitation, THE Victor at Maren-
60" David Andrews; scene from AS You
Like It." (Rosalind. disguised as Gany.,
mede, meets Orlando in the forest or
Arden). Rosalind. Gwendoline Mizef;
Celia, Marie O'Connor; Orlando. Clifford
Hotallng; chorus, Hunting Song, GIL.
christ; address, Assistant Superintendent
d. b. Corson; distribution of diplomas;
chorus, Now the Day is Over" Barnoy.
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Hamburg Place school.

Commencement exercises were held
in the Hamburg Place Public School
last night. The graduates are:
BENJAMIN Berman, Hayden Brown
Harry Charles Cohen. Frank Collins,
Jacob Goldstein, Henry Charles anime
August Hauer, William Conrad Hebeler,
Gustave Albert Hindenlang, lsadore
kirsehenbaum, Samuel Konwiser, Herbert
Henry Mitchell. Harry John Oehling,
Alfred Victor William seller, Emma Il.
Vossmeyer, Lillian Edna Wagner, Rose
Helen Whalen, Irma Louise Wolff, Julia
Berthold. Helen G. Pickett, Irene Frances
Haun, Bertha Viola Hollander, Mary
Hrubec, Lucy Huebner, Isabella Sophia
Jedele, Clara Kempf, Mary Lillian Ken
crime Lautenschlager, Matilda Lepport,
Isabelle Julia Lewis, Catherine Eta
Meiselbach, Lucy Louise Clanie. Helen
beth Scheubel, Annie Elizabeth Shirley.
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walter l. Austen to sail.

Walter l. Austen, who Is associated
In law with Charles Borgmeyer and
Cora N. Williams in the Scheuer
building. will sail with his wife on the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm next Saturday
for Holland, where he will join Mr..
Borgmeyer, who has spent some
months In Europe every year for
twenty-eight years. Mr.. Austen's par
ents came from Holland, but he was
born here. Mr.. Williams and family
will summer at Bailey's island, In
Maine.
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Young Women's Christian Association
took place in the central building at IA
East Park street last night. Seventy
five girls sat down to a dainty supper.
The table was adorned with large
bowls of roses. Following the meal
songs and choruses were sung and an
autograph social took place. Miss An
ME E.. Andrew, Mrs. Addison B. Poland,
Mrs. William II. Warner and Miss
Caroline Romer were among the guests
of honor.
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FAREWELL TO NEWA2KER.

Mrs. e. G. Hennion, a former New
arker, rendered a reception to Miss
Nellie Heslin, of mis- city, at the Union
Square Hotel last night prior to the
latter's trip to Europe. Among the
Newarkers at the reception were Miss
Mary McHugh, Miss Catherine Carroll,
Edward Young and Thomas Moore,
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Attention, Star Readers!
A One Cent Evening Newspaper in CoIors
with a Two-Page Magazine for
Women and the Home.
Women and the Home.

Beginning tomorrow, the Evening Edition of the Newark Star will
be printed in colors. These colors, which in reality are delicate
tints and shades, will so harmonic that the effect is sure to be
pleasing and restful to the eyes Of readers. No newspaper in
this country has ever before attempted such an innovation.
The Star is able to present this striking novelty to It's readers
through the medium Of its big, new Potter Sextuple Printing
Press, which is especially designed for this character of work,
and is now in operation.
A daily magazine for women, children and the home, printed and
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Besides it's an extraordinary bargain for a one cent newspaper
to offer This home magazine will not resemble the color work
of the Sunday supplements, but rather the finer tinting of the
special pages of the high class magazines
Advertisers need not be told Of the advantages Of having their
advertisements printed in color. Readers may discover the adj
vantages in looking through the Evening Edition of The Star
tomorrow and thereafter
Remember that tomorrow is the day when the Evening Edition of
The Star makes it's bow in its new garb and order from your
newsdealer in advance, or phone 1890, Market
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HOECHsT-sTITEs,

Miss Emma R. Sites became the wife
of Adam L. Hoechst at a wedding SOL
emnized last night at the home of the
brides mother at SO North Thirteenth
street. The Rev. Frederick Hook, of
the Second German Presbyterian
Church, officiated. Peter p. Hoechst
and Arthur P. Knight were groomsmen
and Miss Eta Conger and Miss Lillian
Hoechst bridesmaids. The couple will
spend a month in California and then
reside at SO North Thirteenth street.
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EAIRcHIIp-LISTER

Miss Rose Lister, of s. Fairmount
avenue, was privately married to Rule
Fairchild, at Walden, N. Y, at the
home of her parents last night. The
couple will go on a honeymoon to the
South. They were the recipients OF
many presents.
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not entertain for a m the propes
sition to eliminate the label from ~
hats.
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Goes Place school.

The graduation exercises of Goes
Place German-American Academy were
held last night. The entire school sang
several songs, which were followed by
declarations by Rudolph Lutz, Anna
Haussling, Ruth K~irschbaum and
Emma Pfeil. Musical selections were
rendered by the following pupils: Anna
Davis, Margaret Goehring, Gustave
Fraentzel, Carl Fraentzel and Fred
erick Fraentzel. Other declarations
were rendered by Franklin Lang, Mar
garet Kirschbaum and Robert Moder-
sohn. Diplomas were received by Ell
wood Brown, Emma Pfrommer and
Oliver Neefus.
The commencement exercises of the
Twelfth Ward German-English School
will be held tomorrow afternoon. Mar
garet Andres is the only graduate this
year
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south renth street school.

A scene from Julius Caesar was
the feature of the commencement exer-
cises at the South Tenth Street School
this afternoon. The graduates are:
Arthur w. Alien. Emily Auer, Emile E.
Baumann. Christopher Betz, Sidney Blum,
Frank Curtis, Minnie Eckerlein, John
Fatzler. John E. Texa, Emma Frank,
Mabel E.. Gengenbach, Gustave Goerk,
Kathryn M. Heerwagen, Florence Hotter
man., Alma Huelsenbeck, Amelia Kunich,
Jacob Lipman, Joseph r. McDonough,
Gertrude T. Meister. Minnie Nicola, Gus
saslawsky. Henry Schanz, Ernest H. J.
Schneider, Louis Schneider, Martin Singer,
Hazel Taylor, Blanche Weiss, Allan ].
Wuenseh Julius Asen, Pauline Bauer
line Brown, Violet Cassel, Florence
Coombes. Lillian Decker, Carolyn e.
Engelberger, Stella Feldman, Carrie Flott-
mann, Carl Franzmathes, Rose Glucks-
man, Laura Nuremberg, Jacob Hermann,
Elsie Hauck, George HOLMAN, Christina
Lewis, Blanche MaYbaum, james McMenu-
min, Albert B. Miller, George Reinhard,
ME Schaber, Edmund SchilI, Jacob
Schneider, Henry SINCE, Madeline Stahl
John J. Vlasak, Walter Woodhead,
The program was: Opening hymn from
The Creation the class; address of
welcome, Blanche Weiss; piano duet,
Qui viye," Hazel Taylor. Mabel Birch;
o1SAiC IAChi odAAdc SSL1ooAs
Schill, Jacob Schneider, Martin Singer.
Sidney Blum, Albert B. Miller; violin solo,
Apollo" Christopher, Betz; recitation,
song. Winter" Miss Hilton's class;
piano solo, 1.-THE Robins Departure, .
Mabel E. G~engenbach; recitation. The
Clowns Baby" Blanche Maybaum;
chorus, The Chorlster, the class; reci-
Asen; vocal solo. Come Unto Me-" Ed
mund Schill; chorus. 'Glee,' the class;
piano solo. Polka de Concerto. Madeline
Brown; recitation. AT Graduation
Time Golden .Wyman; plano solo, Stabat
Mater. Alma Huelsenbeck; quartet,
Graduation Hymn" Gertrude T. Melster,
Carolyn E. ~Engelberger, Edmund Schill,
Jacob Schneider; recitation, Leave TAX
ing. Rachel Rivellis; vocal duet, ''Gradu-
ates' Farewell" Lillian Decker. Emile
Baumann; Reading, Parting Words"
Marie Blum; presentation Of class for
graduation by Principal Arnold Voget;
distribution OF diplomas and testimonials
by Commissioner John NBreunig; farewell
song, Now the Day Is Over" the class
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south E,r,,tb street school.

comforting of diplomas, Charles p. Taylor
chorus, "Ou on the Deep"
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Pupils who have finished their course
at the North Seventh Street School, held
their commencement exercises today.
Members of the graduating class are:
Walter Bornman, John George EndleT
Lewis Cyrus Endler, George C. Hook, Al
fred G. Kennedy, Ruel G. Nelson. Alfred
r. Kraft. John Stats. Howbert Van
Dyne, Leslie w. Wintsch. Margaret Bailey.
Bertha Barrel, Ethel S. Busch, Murlel Craw-
ford, Elizabeth Isabel Coursen, Edna L.
Fritts, Ursula Rider Grobert, Margaretha
Gross. Emma B. Hoffman, Lillian Hunt,
Mildred M, Kerr, Bessie ]. Kidd. Ruth
Esther Minion, Frances Virginia Stonaker,
G. Stratemeyer, Hazel Van Roden,
Charlotte Dorothea Won Steuben, Ruth K.
Stonaker.
The program was: Piano solo, Ruth
Minlon; recitation, The Jolly Old Peda-
gogue," Ethel Busch; violin duet, ''Trau-
merel," Lewis Endler and Edna Strate-
meyer; reading, New England Weather"
Ruth Minion; unison chorus, THE Lost
Chord" eighth grade pupils; defamation,
Lord Chatham's Speech Against the
American War" John Stats; girls trio,
Stars of the Summer Night" Charlotte
Won Steuben, Muriel Crawford, Mildred
Kerr, Ethel Busch, Ruth Stonaker, Ursula
Grobert, Bessie Kidd, Lillian Hunt,
Frances Stonaker; piano duet, Les Danes
de Seville" Bessie Kidd and Lillian Hunt;
reading, The Story of the Stars and
Stripes Charlotte Won Steuben; presenta-
tion of class for graduation, Principal
T. Collard; diplomas, awarded by
School Commissioner James Taaffe.
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MANY FRIENDS ATTEND WEDDING.

Miss d May Puder and Milton Par
Ecr Cadmus were married last night at
the home OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Wesley c.. Puder, Sc James street, by
the Rev. DR.. James Clayton Howard,
pastor OF the Halsey Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. A large number Of
the relatives and friends of the couple
were present. Yellow and white daisies,
palms and ferns were employed in
, carrying out the decorative scheme.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, Charles L. Puder, and was
attended by her sister, Mrs. S. Bernard
Bennett, as matron of honor. Her
gown was an empire model of white
satin messaline adorned with EN-.
broidered silk net and lace. She wore
no veil, and her only ornament was a
pendant sunburst of pearls, the gift of
the bridegroom. She carried bride roses
showered with lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Bennett wore her wedding gown
OF white lingerie batiste, hand en-
broidered, and with bertha and sleeves
Of Irish crochet lace. She carried an
arm bouquet Of yellow roses.
There We're two bridesmaids, cousins
of the bride, Miss Marguerite Craig
head and Miss Cora Cornwall, of this
city. They were dressed alike in white
embroidery over slips of yellow silk. and
carried white carnations. All the at
tendants wore opal brooches given by
the bride. Mrs. Puder was gowned in
pale gray messaline, with lace trim
! mings, and Mrs. Peter Cadmus, mother
of the bridegroom, was in black satin
cut in empire fashion.
S. Bernard Bennett was the best man,
and the ushers were Charles Craigheau
and Harry C. Morris. The wedding
marches We're played by Alfred Bonsall.
An informal reception followed, after
which Mr., and Mrs. Cadmus left for
Atlantic City. Upon their return they
will reside at So james street.
WILL HONEYMOON ABROAD.
Miss Mary Zapf. of Centre street, and
Frank Werner, of Orange, were mar
ried yesterday in St. Vensntius's Ro-
man Catholic Church. The nuetial
& mass was celebrated by the pastor, the
Rev. Peter Kerr. The bride wore an chi
pire gown of embroidered lingerie ba-
tiste, and her tulle veil was fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried a bou-
quet of white carnations, showered with
lilies of the valley. Her only attendant
was Miss Anna Roth, of Orange, who
wore white silk with trimming of point
lace and carried an arm bouquet of
bridesmaid roses. Andrew Ziegler. of
Orange, was the best man.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the residence of Wolfgang Winter,
460 Centre street, where a wedding
breakfast was served. Today Mr. and
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Chestnut street School.
Members of the graduating class of
the Chestnut Street School will hold
their exercises tomorrow. They are:
Clarence Ash, Roy Bohlen, Kenneth At
yater, John Howard. Albert Haeuni. Fred
Hockenjos. William Noll. Walter O'Don-
rell. John Pontin, William Role. Raymond
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BIBLE CLASSES CLOSE.
The closing supper n sociable Of
the Bible study department Of the