Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-19
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CHURCH WEDDING
OF THIS EVENING
Miss Margaret Stackpole and
John Crull Herman Wed
in Market Square

Stately palms, the lighter green of
ferns and tall vases of rose-pink snap
dragon make a beautiful altar setting
at the Market Square Presbyterian
Church for the marriage this evening
of Miss Margaret Stackpole, younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Games Stackpole, and John Crull Her
man, of this city.
The ceremony at half after o'clock
will be performed by the Rev. DR..
George Edward Halves, pastor Vof the
church, assisted by the brides uncle.
the Rev. DR.. Marion ]. Kline. of the
First Lutheran Church of Altoona.
The church organist, Mrs. John
Henry, viii give a recital preceding
the service to include: Menuett, Dece-
! win; Allegretto. Wolstenholme; In
! Springtime," Kinder; Nuptial Post
lude, Guilmant. Douglass Moore, of
New York. classmate of the BRIDE
Groom's at Yale, will play the we'd
ding marches using the bridal chorus
from "Lohengrin' as a professional
| and the brilliant Mendelssohn wedding
! march as a recessional.
The bride. who will be given in mar
rtage by her father, will wear a gown
OF white satin sublime. with irri-
| descent and pearl trimmings. Her
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! blossoms and she will carry an Empire
model of lilies OF the valley with cas-
cade effect of lace.
Mrs. Walter Bruce Caldwell, of
Sharon. will be matron of honor for
| her sister, wearing pink satin and sill
Yer lace and carrying bouquet of
orchids and Japanese roses fringed
with pink lace aud aeroplane loops OF
! satin ribbons. ~
| The bridesmaids. Miss Elizabeth
Bailey Miss Frances Bailey. Miss
| Emily Bailey. Miss Anne Ker, of
| Sharon; Miss Sarah Hastings, of Belle
fonte. and Miss Almeda Herman. of
| this city. the bridegroom's sister, will
| be gowned alike in frocks of shaded
pink tulle over pink taffetas, the pink
bodices adorned with silver lace. They
Will carry long bouquets of pink snap
dragon and midget roses with lace
rutfies and loops of pink satin ribbons.
The best man will be Edward ].
Stackpole. Jr., the brides brother. and
the ushers will include T. Pierrepont
Hazard. OF Peacedale, r. l.: Richard
r. Wheeler, of New Haven, Conn:
Gnarles a; Merz, New York; Walter
Bruce Caldwell. Sharon: Henry McCor-
mick Gross and Albert HummeI Stack
pole. of this city.
Following the service a reception to
the bridal party and the more inti-
mate friends will be held at the Stack
boiS iSSiucHCe, 1870 North Front
street, where the Updegrove orchestra
Will play throughout the evening.
The porch, which has been screened
with canvas, is decorated with autumn
iolage and Killarney roses prevail in
the fowers on the brides table. Au-
tumn foliage and rose-pink chrysan-
themums are used in the decorative
scheme OF the house, with pink roses
ana ferns in the dining room.
An extended wedding journey will
ne followed by a residence at 224S
North Second street. where Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman will be "at home to
Cember.
The bride is graduate of Dana
Hall, Wellesley. Mass, and Mr.. Her
man, an alumnus of the Harrisburg
Academy and Yale. 1915. is now con.
nected with his father. Edwin S. Her
man IN the Wholesale tobacco business
Mrs. Elizabeth Greybill of PbiIa-
delphia and Mrs. James NJ. GrevbiII
OF Lancaster are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Casper S, Shaak at 264 Forster
street for the Herman -StackpoIe
wedding. loie
Mrs. Joseph Freedman of 1915
North street entertained members of
the Tuesday Bridge club this after
noon at her home.
Mrs. George E. Klugh of 7o7 North
Second street celebrated her birthday
most informally on Monday. receiving
mowers and congratulations from
many friends
Mrs. William Fl. Carnahan of Colun-
ola was a recent guest of friends in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Sites of 1908
North Sixth street are spending n
week among friends at Washington,
d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Thorne have
gone home to Toledo, Ohio, after a
short visit with relatives in town.
Miss Rita Hershey and Miss Mabel
Hershey 1T this morning for their
home in Denver, Colo, after spending
month with relatives in Harrisburg
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Rishel and
son, Edward Rishel. of 1918 North
Firth street are visiting relatives in
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bremen and
Miss Fredericka Bremen of Overlook
are in the city for the Herman Stack
pole wedding this evening.
Miss Nancy Weatherell>of Baltimore
is visiting her cousin, Miss Phoebe
Grey of North Fourth street for the
week.
Mrs. Percy Burg has gone home to
Columbia after visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. Macklin, 4O6
North street. have returned from
Philadelphia, where they were the
guests of relatives.
Miss Bathsheba Corbin and Mrs. T.
H. Lynn of Huntingdon have returned
home after visiting Mrs. Clarence
Bratton. 127 South Fourteenth street
Miss Catherine Machamer has ro-
turned from Kalamazoo, Mich,
where she went to take examinations
preliminary to- entering the Art School
at Kalamazoo.
ELECT @. r. DELEGATES