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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-02-26
PIGS IS PIGS BUT PORK VARIEs.

There much difference in hogs as there is in mon
great many think that is ham, no matter what
sort OF hog FROM but those who know the packing
realize the difference between hogs fed on
foods. ~
For instance the Canadian porker fattened upon neas
Darey and other hard grain products makes lean
ANIMAL which is entirely different from the
fed pig of the American side of the line
Inc home OF Canadian hog, weighing say fifteen pounds
Will have ten cent less fat upon and CORRESPONDENCE
larger degree of lean than that hog fed Iowa or Illinois
upon exclusively.
lhen too there decided difference in he grade IF
texture OF the animal The expert easily separate the
mans and bacons from the coaser grades
The masfed pig of the south-the animal that lives on
acorns and nutss different flavor from the ami
NAL, even when the latter is finished on grain.
Inc layman knows little of these differences and 70 him
pigs pigs but the who quick in selecting from
wao appearances the different grades valuable man to tho
packer wherever he be- and he can always command
good salary. ~ I"
sears foebuck Co., have just issued their animal stot
ana declared dividend of 27 per cent on their $40
ooo OF common stock The man who afraid Of rohb;n
houses OF living because they advertise their goods
cheap mas another fear coming There are very few
or other tradesmen making q per cent profit anvbor
h 'here is another thing about this mail order concern &C
as all othes that were investigated last year. The nves
saoh showed that among their 10000 girls and vounp
ehpoyes very few received than from three r.
i've uoiars week. and it is claimed result many in dos
are or1ven to white slavery Patrons of these souess
lnnoceny contribute human degradation and
wretchedness 'oio"o.ioh anu
postmaster in Nevada, observes the Pocaelo Tribune
disappeared $1,000 also. Strange what a nronens+ +
nave for sticking to the male. fS' ''""ps
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-02-26
FOREST FIRES WELL CONTROLLED

turing 1913 the forces the national forests fought
oO flres or nearly twice started 1912 the best
the forests have had Notwithstanding the great
in the number Of fires Forester Graves considers that
showing made by the forest quite as Favorable
as that IN the preceding year. because damage done
costs OF fire fighting greater proportionaey
9z In both years practically so per of all fires were
and exngushed before they burned over
and IS of years fires were mt ont before
ney covered IL acres Of last years fires 278 or consider
ably more than the whole number fires in 1872 were COZ
10 areas OF less than 10 acres and in 1880 additional
es less han $loo damage done by EACH In only 25 fires
ala the damage amount to O0 The aggregate loss in tim
Der estimated at nearly SO million board feet valued at
and the damage to young growth forage is esm
ca at ABOUT making to total of about $4,000 About
per cent OF this oss however, incurred on nrva lands
within the forests where 16 per the fires had origin
The antisaloon contest in this state will make fat picking
Tor Journalist down in Ohio He takes the cream off the con-
of the faithful for from the first rush Of tho
league treasury ne will get his pound of flesh It would
good IDEA to let that eastern journal do the fighting for state
IN this state Those papers in Idaho that
their services and their columns for the love of
morals and right living have for their reward the
duty well and faithfully performed while an eastern paper
% organized by the league will feed on cream
VI ne snekels that will flow into it's Golfers How DELIGHTFULLY."-
lovely!-Idahoan.
The second annual Idaho County Horse Show IL he held
III drangeve on May % and 49, receiving support from
parts OF the county From the four corners comes words
ana promises OF support The show this year
es 70 40 what last years exhibition did-exceed the
most sangune hopes and prove trump card for the livestock
anu interests of the county Everybody invited
10 leno handhere's speed limit boosting good hg
like the horse show. = So
rangeVle IS entitled to little distinction through
act that Bandit Lopez has been sighted here vet But
on the rest of the world ' WV
" case OF fre absence of body is sometimes better than
presence of mind
yearY ~ " o p''-
SOMETHING TO FRET ABOUT.
IA some parts OF Africa the natives don't know how
toe hold. o'' oSeiy'n1iie ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26

1,,,..ahto,,oo avenue and Queen lane since the
arst of last December, during which time tne
Major has been stationed at the Frahkloru
Arsenal He will be transferred to Sprinsnelo'
Mass the beginning Of next week
Mrs Elliott Burton of Charleston, s. C., was
the guest Of honor at a bridge party sNen W
Mrs Edward Francis Henson yesterday AFTER
noor AZ her home at Mannheim street ana Wlssa-
hickon avenue -,
Among the guests were Mrs. Henry bootn'
Mrs George r. Brown, Mrs. Roland Iaylor
Mrs. s. ward-smith Mrs. Morris u eurto"'
Mrs George Ralph Green, Mrs. Edward orne
1,oIIonrv Mrs M. q, Jordan, Mrs. J. II. Whit
ham. Miss Gladys Hetherington and MISS behha
McIhenny. .
Nfias Elizabeth MacCuen Smith, OF AS west
-,o,,o, overue. spent Thursday in New York
on n shopping tour ,.,.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jolley, Jr and their
daughter Miss Dorothy Starr Johey Oh OVs
East Gorgas lane are making weekend trip
to Atlantic City. -
Anonp the entertaining which will be done
for Miss Leonora Dennston Will be luheneon
which will be given for Miss Denniston ana her
bridal party by Mrs. D. English Dahem' 'r.'
a, hor home at s,2 west Rittenhouse street on
Wednesday, october z.
Miss Denniston Is the daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edward Evans Dennlston of West schoo'
lane and she will be married to henry u
Booth on Saturday, october 10.
Miss Ethel Jones, daughter Of Mr. ana MIS-
Norman Jones, of 400 strafford street. VIII re-
turn TO her home at the end of next week alter
| amending the summer at Bermuda
| Miss Jones' engagement to Edmond tosh"s
of Bermuda, was announced last spring
Miss Ferena Kirkpatrick, the daughter Oh MT
and Mrs. j. Douglass Kirkpatrick, OF 6rInins
ham. Ala, Is the guest for several weeks "a
| Miss Katharine Potter at her home on Lincoln
| drive. -
An unusual season of social activity is oelne
MANNED for the stenton Country Club by 'he
| committee on entertainment.
| Mrs Charles H. Thackara is the chalr"o"'ai
| NJ this committee and of all the associate coIn
mittees Assisting her on the entertainment
will be Mrs Frank M Harris, Jr' IN cnars'
of all card parties Mrs. Horace H. eurrel
will have charge Of the seasons luncheons' Mrs
William H. Moench will be the chairwoman io
both golf and dancing, and Mrs. NJ +. hansoi
cbairwoman of the house committee
The first of this set of entertainments VIII "
q luncheon on wednesday, october T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26
ALONG THE READING

Mrs. ]. Howard Gibson, of Washington lane,
Jenkintown, has her guest for several weeks
her daughter, Mrs. j. Norman Henry. Mrs.
Henry will be remembered Miss Mary X.
Gibson. Mrs. Gibson will not open her town
house at POOL Walnut street until December.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter, of Wyncote,
have had as their guests for several days their
son and daughter-n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Fletcher Hunter of Columbia, Pa, and Mrs.
b. K. Coye, of Pittsburgh
Mrs William A. Faulkner, of Coronado
Beach, Cal. formerly of this city has been
the guest for several days of the Misses Os-
theimer, at their home Washington lane.
JenkIntown. Mrs. Faulkner left yesterday for
Wilmington, where she will be the guest OF
her mother, Mrs Charles E. Swift Mrs.
Faulkner will be remembered as Miss Eliza
beth Shppen Swift.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert who have been
spending the summer at Saranac Lake, n. Y,
will return to Red Top, their home at Rydal
on November 4, instead of November 15.
Miss Louise Brock daughter of Mr., and Mrs
John r. Brock who has been spending some
time in Baltimore. returned to her home in
Wyncote yesterday
Mrs. Frederick Cooper and her family of
son at Ocean City, returned Thursday and
are occupying their new home, at l31 Town
ship line,
Miss Ethel Pigeon Lester, who spent a week
in Atlantic CITY, returned on Tuesday to her
home in Glenside.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Barton, of Oak Lane
who have been at Ventnor all summer will
return to their home Tuesday
Miss Madeleine Asbury, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Asbury. of Oak Lane returned
TO her home yesterday, after a months stay
with relatives in Pittsburgh Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il. Whitney will re-
turn on Wednesday to their home in Oak Lane
Park, after spending several weeks in Boston.
Miss Emma Crowell, of Oak Lane, will spend
the week at Harrisburg, where she will attend
the annual State Convention Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, which will open
on Wednesday.
The Regal Club will give it's first dance of
the season on FRIDAY evening at the Belhed
Country Club In charge will be Alexander
Dougherty and ]. b. Christie.
Mr., and Mrs. Maxwell Smolens have returned
from their wedding trip and are living at their
new home, 1901 Elinor street, Logan They
will be at home on Sunday afternoons after
October II.
Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN Hitchner OF Oak
Lane, will spend the coming week at Bridge
ton. n. }.
Mrs. Alice Flahersy. OF Slenside. enter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26
NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

The wedding of Miss Edna NJ Rahe, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Rahe, of 2l21 Van
Pelt street. and Charles r. Mcdowell Jr., oil
1882 Diamond street, will take place on Wednes-
day night October Z, at o'clock in the Me-
mortal Church of the Advocate, Eighteenth ana
Diamond streets. The rector, the Kew. Dr'
Henry Martin Medary, will perform the cere-
mony The bride will be attended by her sister,
Miss Florence e. Rahe, as maid of honor; Mrs
Roy A. Manwaring, the bridegroom's sister, as
matron of honor, and Miss Elizabeth steinmeA
as bridesmaid The bridegroom has selected his
brother-in-law, Roy Manwaring, for best man.
and his ushers will be Emil Bahls, Herman
Schreiner F. w. Stoher and Ernest Phillips.
On their return from wedding journey the
couple will live at 726 Annsbury street, and Will
be at home after January 1.
Mrs. Adele Garman, of Fifteenth street and
Susuuehanna avenue, will return from her coun-
try home in Sylvania, Pa, early in october.
Mr. Charles w. Schock. of 214S Master street,
will entertain stag card party this evening.
Those present will be John P. Leverng, John
w. Kommcr, Llewellyn Hunsicker, Harry P.
Mauger and Robert w. Grissom
Mr. and Mrs. George zeigler, of Sixteenth
and oxford streets. have returned from Attain
tic City, where they spent the summer at the
Denis Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. William Tinker and children,
of 1920 North Sixteenth street. have closed their
cottage at Twelfth and Wesley avenues. Ocean
City, and returned to the city Harry Frcke,
OF 63d and Vine streets, has returned to college
at Cornell.
Miss Nina Potsdamer will give musicale
tomorrow night. at her home. 1910 Diamond
street. in honor of the birthday of her fancc.
Amos Z. Joel
Her guests will include Miss Julia Silver
man, Miss Cecilia Stein. Miss Gertrude New
man, Rose Greenfield, Isaac Levine, Nathan
Sake. Jack Greenberg Irving Newman, Ed
ward Weisen, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pollock and
Mr.. and Mrs. N Potsdamer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26
TIOCA

The S. S. C. Association gave a miscellaneous
shower on Tuesday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. A Hortman, Sl4S North Park ave-
nue. for their daughter, Miss Florence Mae
Hortman. whose marriage to Christian DENNY
took place last evening. The guests We're: Miss
Emma A. Campbell Miss Lima Newands, Miss
Marian Bertolet, Miss Edith Clarke, Miss Mil
dred Haag, Miss Simpson. Miss Bessie Smp-
son, Miss Marie Schultz. Miss Lillian Gordon,
Miss Edna Culbertson, Miss Edna Lindncr, Miss
Virginia Humes, Miss Florence Nuttall, Miss
Margaret Stapleford. Miss Katharine Shalbert
and Miss Mary Kaufman
Mrs. Samuel High of 1906 West Ontario street.
has returned from ocean City where she passed
the summer and early fall.
Mr. and Mrs. John Livezey, of Nineteenth and
Venango streets, taking a trip up the Hud-
son to Albany and Troy n. Y.
Miss Florence Young. of 34OS North Seven
teenth street. and Miss Lillian Kline have re-
turned from a two weeks visit to Old Point
Comfort and through the South.
Mrs. George Stockman, of 1924 West Tioga
street, is visiting her daughter Mrs. william
Raudenbush. in Denver. Colo. and will remain
through the fall and early winter
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lewis, of 46O7 North
Broad street, returned during the week from an
all summers stay in Chelsea.
Miss Mabel Kehr Donnelly. OF Sill North
Thirteenth street Is entertaining a house party
at her cottage in Chester Heights, Pa, this
weekend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26
CHESTNUT HILL

Mr. and Mrs John c. Gilpin, who nave peen
snendinp the past week at Atlantic CITY, nave
roturned and are the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
p,+r,ok Grant Cd for week at their home
m Chestnut avenue. Chestnut Hill. Mrs. Gil
pin will be remembered as MISS Lucy D'ss'o
before her marriage in May
A. Hurley Pancoast, OF n4l Cresheih
road is spending the weekend at Atian'ic
CITY. Mrs Charles H. Jackson, who mas peen
the guest for several weeks of Mr.. and Mrs
Pancoast has returned to her home at At
lantic City.
Miss Helen Redmann, of 215 Sast GorSas
lane. left Thursday for Swarthmore College.
Mrs. Walter H. Jarden. of East Mermaid
lane. will entertain the Mount Airy Literary
Club at her home on Thursday, October l.
when the club will have its first meeting of
the season.
Weekly sessions for the study of English
masterpieces will occur, with different men,
ber Of the club acting as hostess for each
meeting.
The officers for the coming season are:
President, Mrs Edwin Hand. Jr.; vice presi-
dent Mrs Archie z. Waugh; secretary and
treasurer Mrs Horace H. Burrell. Other
members will be Mrs. Frederick w. Abbott.
Mrs Alfred Burton, Mrs. D. c. Donoghue,
Mrs. Max B. Feldmann. Mrs. Alfred Burton,
Mrs S. B. Ferguson, Mrs. Thomas B. Ham,
mer Mrs. Walter H. Jarden, Mrs. Allen F..
Horton Mrs. c. Ogden Loxley Mrs. william
Mines Mrs George S. Weller. Mrs. Adrien F.
Wellens Mrs. W. II. Mearns. Mrs. Ansley G..
White, Mrs. Thomas Philip Hammer and Mrs.
Holman White,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jordan, of 4935 Chesthut
street. returned last week from wildwood.
Miss Edna Moorehead, OF the Normandie, haV-
ing spent the summer at Cape May, has re-
turned to town for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Bolts and family, OF
1926 Hamilton street, have returned home nav
ing spent the summer in Chelsea.
Judge and Mrs Utley Crane, Of Hamilton
Court, gave dinner party, followed by oridge
whist, on Tuesday evening.
Dr. and Mrs Charles II. Thomas OF 1854
Chestnut street are spending the early fall IN
Portsmouth, n. II.
The Rev. and Mrs George H. Ferris, OF Ham
ilton Court who spent the summer at CHESTER
Mass, have returned
Mr. and Mrs Archie E. Hughes have returned
from a fortnlghts stay at Narragansett Pler.
Mr. and Mrs II. A. Buzby of 522 South 40th
street, having spent the summer in Atlant'c
City, returned to town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinn and their ram
lily, who have been spending the summer III
Point Pleasant, will return to their nome at
1922 SAMSON street by October /.
Mrs. Mary j. Lee, of s21 North 63d street.
who summered at Haddon Hall, has returned
TO her apartments.
Friends of Miss Jessie Thompson, OF I5Z Pres
ton street, will be sorry to hear that she Is
suffering from a broken ankle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26
GERMANTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob NJ. Baer, of 4ls West
Chelten avenue announce the engagement OF
their daughter Miss Flora Baer to julius Ad-
ler of this city. No date has been set for the
wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Camp, OF Lincoln drive
and Wsstyiew avenue, will entertain at dinner
tonight at the Philadelphia Cricket Club in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Jackson The
Other guests will include Mr. and Mrs. Robin
Macdonald, Miss Marion Irwin and Mrs. G. c.
Chance.
Miss Emily t. Brown of Knox street, is
pending a fortnight at Marshalrs Creek, near
Stroudsburg Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mcneil. of Boston, are
being congratulated upon the birth of
daughter Louise Mcneil. Mrs. Mcneil will be
remembered as Miss Virginia Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Ayres are at present
the guests Of Mrs. G. Ralston Ayres at her
home, 2I3 West School House lane Mrs Ayres
and her sister, Mrs. Coyle. have just returned
Of an artist colony at Ylnal Haven, Me- Among
George Atlee Miss Elizabeth Gest. Miss Mary
Gest and Miss NJ. Price.
Lawrence Bowen has returned to town from
a trip to Bass Rocks and Magnolia. Mass.
Miss Edith Hsrtwell has returned from Ocean
City, where she spent the summer
Major and Mrs. H. Walter Fehull gave a fare
well dinner to a number of their friends on
wednesday evening at the Germantown Cricket
Club Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
Edward L. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Dudley and Naval Constructor and Mrs Kitner
Major and Mrs, Fehull have been living at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26
ROXBOROUGH

Mrs. Clarence Densler, of Ridge avenue. wis,
sahickon, entertained at 800" on Monday even.
ing at her home. Her guests were Mrs Fer
dinand Davis, Mrs. Walter Fancourt, Miss Edith
Fee, Miss Gertrude Field. Mrs. Ralph Pope,
Miss May Mckinney, Mrs. Milton Smith Mrs.
Ella Shuler, Mrs. Edward shappell, Mrs Joseph
Rose, Mrs Clayton Thomas, Mrs. Louis Wagner
and Mrs j. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Goettman, OF 42l Green
lane, have returned from the Delaware Water
Gap and will take weekend motor trip 10
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Annie s Shoemaker, who has been the
guest of her niece Miss Elizabeth simpson Of
Az Green lane. has returned to her home in
Newark.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26

.o,tooo a. ocean city and returned TO theF
,,o,,o o,ao carpenter street, where they VIII
ro,,oip for the. winter. Their SON. EDWIN .
ntccoacb. who has been visiting them LOT
Tho last month. returned Tuesday TO Nhhep-
oIis where he will complete his senior year
ur and Mrs. George Kolb and their children
ubo have spent the summer months IN theu
oottoee at wildwood Crest, have returned y
their home. 2323 South 21st street
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Hesse OF 2zSS cain
orira street. announce the engagement OF theT
daughter Theima, and Paul Wendt The "eo-
ding will take place in Old Christ Church early
in February.
Miss Louise schaefer and Miss Helen
schaefer will leave tomorrow for New horN'
where they will be the guests Of MI ana Mrs'
John Krouse for several days
with the return Of cooler weather, many OF
the p,ivate dancing classes have resumed meet
ings. Among these the Tango Social Is one TO
which many of the most popular OF South
pbiIadelphia's younger set belong. The class
will meet on the first Wednesday Of November
and promises to be just popular as in for
n,er wears The members, among others, in
cIude Miss Nan Furey Miss Ada Long Miss
Catherine Dillon. Miss Claudia BInghart MISS
Marie Maroney, Miss Catherine Grayhead, Miss
Nav Furey, Miss Catherine Furey Edward
Flvnn, Joseph Felix Lawrence Doran, Charles
struckbine Albert J. Schell and Dr. Charles
Furey.
Mr.. and Mrs. stack, of 55l3 Cedar avenue, are
receiving congratulations on the birth of a lit
tie daughter, May Catherine Stack. Mrs stack
will be remembered Miss May Burke, or
1893 South Broad street, whose wedding last
fall was one of ;he social events Of the season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26

tained at musicale on wednesday evening at
her home on Cliveden avenue, in honor OF the
b,rtbdav Of her daughter Miss Kathleen @.
Flaherty.
Mr and Mrs. Edward Fricker Of Glenside
entertained at a musicale on Wednesday even
ing. Among the guests were Miss Marjorie
Cole, Miss Gladys La Peer, Miss Gwendoyn
Cole. Miss Anna Kennedy, Miss Muriel Cole
Donald Mcsloskey, and Erwin e. Hill.
Miss Lillian Marion, OF Oak Lane, returned
on wednesday from a months trip through
Canada.
Mrs. John Halsley and family, Of Washing
tonw, d. c., who have been the guest OF
r. c. d. Neuhauser during the summer at
his home in oak Lane, returned to their home
ot, Thursday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

OVERBBOOK-The Ladies' Committee Of the
oyerbrook Golf Club viii give the last OF its
September teas this afternoon. Despite th'
reign Of king Horse" a little further up th
ine number of the members and ther
friends are expected
Mr. and Mrs. George Sharp Munson haze
returned from a visit to Eagles Mere and are
now at their home on Merlon avenue.
The Rev. w. r. Tuimer and his family oi
e4b Drexel road, have returned from Mount
kineo, Me- where they have been spendnf
the summer
MT and Mrs. ]. H. Reading, OF Latch :
zane, have returned from Cape May.
II, ]. McDermott, OF $3.50 Woodbine avenue
are home from Atlantic City.
hERIoN Mr., and Mrs. George J. De ArmonS
t Latches lane. are spending the weekend
Atlantic City
Ar. and Mrs Christian Febiger have close
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26
SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

nIrs. j. NJ. Duffy and her daughter, Miss
Marie Duhv, will entertain NJ cards this even
ing, at their home, l4l6 Castle avenue. About
so invitations have been issued, and among
those expected are Mr.. ana Mrs. g. Guegeon,
Mr, ana Mrs. A. McHugh. Miss Marian Relz.
OF RoNborough; Miss Johanna Sweeney, OF
Germantown; Miss Marie de NauN, OF Lans-
downe; Miss Agnes Comber, Miss Helen Con-
way, Al Kelly, James Bonner Rodman Hope
Stanley Hope, Miss Anna Robinson, Miss Ger
trude McAvoy Miss Dorothy Power, Miss Hna
kinnan, Al Cunningham. Frank Donnelly, Ber-
tram Wolfe and James Could.
Captain and Mrs. MeCoach have closed their
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-26

The marriage of Miss Marion Genevleve Ma
guire and James Downey Boyle, of Fredericks-
burg Nd will take place tonight at the
Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Broad street
and Susquehanna avenue. at O'Clock.
Miss Mcguire will be given in marriage by
her father, John Russell Mcguire She will
wear a gown of soft ivory-whte satin, elab-
orately trimmed with real lace, and will carry
a shower bouquet of and lilies of the
valley. Her tulie veil will be fastened with
orange blossoms. Her maid of honor will be
Miss Margaret Mcguire; she will wear frock
of white taffeta made in a basque effect, and
with a skirt which will be composed of three
tiers of lace. She will Irish crochet
Castle cap trimmed with pink chiffon roses
and will carry a bouquet Of Maryland roses
The bridesmaids will be Miss Kathryn Ma
guire, Miss Genevieve Mcguire, Miss Josephine
Eiscnman and Miss Frances Mcguire They
will wear pink taffeta basque frocks, and pink
bonnets topped with white tulle bows, and will
carry pink cosmas.
Mr., Boyle will be attended by Frank Boyle,
OF Baltimore best man, and his ushors will
be Henry Boyle of Emmettsburg, Nd: Joseph
Boyle and Albert Boyle OF Baltimore and
Sidney Sappington, of Fredericksburg, Md.
The ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
Gerald p, Coghlan, rector Of the church. and
the home Of the brides parents, 2ll3 Ubcr
place.
on their return from a wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Boyle will live at POLL Calvert street. Bal
timore, and will be at home after October Is.