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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-15
Hotel Arrivals

GREENs.-E, f. Watkins, Pittsburgh Pa.
y, p. HuEhet prexel Hin. Pa, H. g.
Quiller, Larrel. Del.
coNTINENTAL'--Ray C. Hilton, Newark, N.
,o S,Tederies s II i aoSs'Sn straHburs Pal ".
DooNER's.--A r. Graham. wilkes-Harre.
Pa James II. Preston, WernerHville Pa
BINGH.AM.-D, h. Quinn, Sunbury Pa; ii r.
Dean. Wiliamsport Pa; G. W. Patterson.
HASoVER. iSt5V ! Howard S. schasner. Reading
Pa S'r. end Mrs. y. pallinger' Scranton
Pa, james Morrill, Vineinnd n j.
WINDSOR.-J B. Hendricks. Erie pa. H. A.
Lewis. Reading, Pa; A L. Blair Brooklyn.
vENpiG.-c. B. seasle Pittsburgh, "a; ,.
Guthrie Toledo, Ohio.
ADELPHIA.-A. ". Page. WilliamspoFt Pa;
G. =. Brown, Pittsburgh, Pa.i A. s. AcIsar.
sT. yAMEs,-w F. Bail. New York; Miss Z.
Kaiser, Cleveland, Ohio
WALTON. Everett Johnson, Newark n. IL
g, ", Egant baltimore, Nd; J. II. Berlin.
sTENToN.@ Beulah s. white. New Lis
bon. ~ j.. S. A, Berg, New Lisbon n. J.
RITTENHOUsE.-Mr ana aara. y. 3. Bitner,
scranton, Pa; John Thomas Elmira, n \.
Pa; ]. harlow cullmau. Pottsviile, Pa, T.
NJ. Dwight Princeton, N. j.; Miss Edith
Finn Pittsburgh, Pa; Mrs II. Mckee
Graham 6ewiekley, Pa.
RITZ -CARLroE-Mrs q, Green, Pittsburgh
Pa. II. ], Wig. Nashington, p. G.
smith. U, S. Nj c. F. Nye, Boston. Mas
VI. D, Wallace. Newcastle, Pa, Mrs p. 9.
Kloss Lyone, Pa Mrs. II. o. Elliott, New
York. MIS- Annie T.. Ward Lynchburf Va;
Mrs August Kehm. Chicago, Hi y, r.
Thompson, Beaver Falls Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-15
MISS CONVERSE BRIDE
OF j. SPENCER MORGAN
Three Hundred Guests Witness
Marriage of Composers
Daughter to Heir of Millions.

DEDHANi. Mass, June lb,-Three hun
dred guests, numbering some Of the most
prominent society people Of Washington.
New York and Boston, witnessed tho
marriage at noon today OF Miss Louise
Converse, daughter OF Frederick Shepard
Converse. composer OF many well-known
operas, and Junius Spencer Morgan.
grandson OF the late j, Pierpont Morgan
and heir to all the Morgan millions Ths
wedding took place In the picturesque lit
tie st. Paurs Church
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. George Alexander Strong, OF Boaton
| and New York, formerly rector OF Christ
| Church, New York city, but now retired.
He was assisted by the Rev. Francis Lee
Whlttemere, rector OF st. Paul's.
Mr. Morgan's best man was his former
Harvard clasBmRte. Louis Curtis, Jr
The magnificent yacht Corsair, owned
| by the Morgan family, which arrived IN
| Boston harbor yesterday with a number
of New York relatives II said to be ready
| to receive tho bride and bridegroom for
| their honeymoon trip. Rumor has II that
| the couple win spend most OF their honey
moon cruising. An east wind with fog
made the day anything but an ideal June
day, but the happy wedding party seemed
to pay little heed to the weather
The bride was given in marriage by her
father. She wore an exquisite gown OF
white satin with a court train. Her veil
was caught up with oranVe blossoms
! Augusta Converse. sister OF the bride
| was the maid OF honor. The other two
| girls in attendance were another sister
Miss Marie Converse. and Miss Jane
Morgan, sister of the groom.
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Along the Reading

The members of the Oak Lane Neigh
borhood Club will hold social affair
at the hall on Broad street tomorrow
evening. The committee In charge in
clude Mrs. j. A. Parker Mrs. S. Huns
berger, Mrs. b. G.. Hitchner and Mrs A.
w. Dudley. Those to be present are Mr.
and Mrs. C. w. Van Artsdalen, Mr., and
Mrs. II. ~ Thissel, Mr.. and Mrs, Bate
man Saddngton, Mr.. and Mrs. E, b.
Mccall, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fritsch, Sr,
Miss Matilda Wirth, Mrs. Frederick
Fritsch, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robert
son, Sr, MIR. and Mrs. Robertson, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves, Miss Cora Reeves
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Parker, Miss kath-
eryn Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Bates, Mr.
and Mrs. owen Hatten, Mr., and Mrs
Edwin Waller, Mr.. and Mrs. Peters. Miss
Laura Peters. Miss Celia Peters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Mr.. and Mrs
c. Fling, Miss Sara Tophan, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene TSiehl, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. {.
Kiehl, Mr. and Mrs. f. *. Moerk, Mr.
and Mrs. f.. B. Neuhauser, MIR. S. Huns
berger, Mr. and Mrs. George Ochse, MIR.
and Mrs Herbert MaXner Miss Grace
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. BuX, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Gee, Mr. and Mrs. Pancoast' Mr.:
Il. @. Hitchner Mr.. j. A. Parker and
Mrs A. w. Dudley.
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MoRsE-spANarrn

Miss Emma Knight spansier. dauehter
OF the late Charles s. spansier. former
Mayor OF Merchantviile, N. j.. and the
rev. Harvld Morse. rector Of the uraca
Episcopal Church OF Merchantvllle. were
married In Mcrchantvllie at o'clock this
afternoon bishop Paul Matthews Of
neisted. The ceremony took place in the
Miss Faith Morse, daughter OF the
bridegroom. was maid OF honor, Mr.. Havry
knight gave tho bride away. Mr.. Ioseph
E Berringer was best man. The ushers
were Mr. William Early, Mr. James ray
Lippincott Mr.. william J. Craig, Dr
Joseph ID. Lawrence, Mr.. Edward q. JET.
ferris and Mr. Charles ]. Maxwell.
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What's Doing Tonight

Municipal BanG Concert Queen lana and
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Falls on
Schuylknl; clock. Free.
O'Clock Free.
Band concert, Strawberry MaRsloni o'clock.
la Salls College commencement, Broad and
Stiles streets. s o'clock
Philadelphia Trades Sehool commencement
William Penn High School; o'clo1k. Free
Northwest Business Mems Association 93g8
Columbia avenue; d o'clock Free.
Flfty-seventh street Improvement Associa-
street; s o clock. Free.
Lancaster Avenue Business Men. $3.50 Lam
caster avenue; s o'clock Free
Alumni day, SwaTthmoFs College; s o'clock
Glass day University OF Pennsylvania S
o'clock.
Election and banquet Rotary Club. Kuslsr' ;:
$40 o O'clock.
Fortieth and Market Streets Business Men 5
Association. MHrlyn Hotel; s o'clock.
The Greetera, dinner dance, Rittenhouss
Hotel.
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Frankford

Miss Loretta McCann. of 7O10 Tulip
street, spent the weekend at Easton, Pa,
as the guest of Miss Agnes McCann.
Mrs. John Hunns, of Orthodox street,
Will have as her guest this week Miss
Evelyn Clarke, of AS Concord avenue,
Wilmington, Del. Miss Clarke and Mrs.
Hunns will leave for California June 2s,
where they will attend the Panama-Pa-
cihc Exposition.
The committee in charge of the
Holmesburg Fourth OF July celebrations
include Mr. Ernest j. Hopgood, chair
man; Mr. William Bold, Captain William
Carroll. Doctor Bennett, Doctor Jerman,
Doctor Enick. Mr. Joseph Brown, Mr..
Charles Cats, Mr.. Carter, Mr.. James
Lawlor, Mr.. John Lawlor Mr., Harry
Folly, Mr.. T. Wilson Batten, Mr. Marlin
Campbell, Mr.. Eisenheart Mr. James
Killings, Mr. Tyson. Mr.. William Patter-
son, Doctor Morrison, Mr. James Scoring,
Mr.. Horace Seamlre, Mr. Thomas Bold
and Mr. John Harshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kneely, OF Penn
street, entertained at dinner last week in
honor OF Mrs. Kneely's sister, Miss Jane
II. Crawford, OF Wilmington, Del Miss
Crawfords engagement was recently an
I. nounced to Mr.. Thomas r. Mankin, Of
Frank6ord, Covers were laid for Is
guests, including Miss Ray Jaynes, of
Delaware City, and Miss Pauline Jasper,
of West Chester.
Mrs. James Mellon. Of Holmesburg,
acted as hostess at a euchre given at
st, Dominics Church last week for the
benefit of the school fund. There will be
two more euchres this month. Mrs
James Gossner will conduct one June q
and the final one for June will be under
the direction OF Mrs. Joseph Lawlor, on
Wednesday evening. June 80.
Mrs Mary Gallagher, OF 26O6 Rhawn
street, has had as her guest for some time
past Mrs. Carlos DeimarmUl.
Miss Clair Neidis, of Quakertown, will
be the weekend guest of Miss Helen
TrumbRuer, of sll0 Frankford avenue.
Miss TIumbauer will entertain at lunch
con Friday and will have as another out
of-town guest Miss Helen Keller. of Nor
ristown. The table will be decorated with
pink roses and smilaX.
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Wilmington

Mrs. Edmund p. Moody, vice president
OF the National Society, Daughters OF the
American Revolution. and Mrs. George c.
Hall, State regent Of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, will go to
Washington this week to attend an eXecu-
tive meeting OF the National Society. to
be held in Continental Memorial Hail.
The Rev and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Kirkus
and Miss Harriet Klrkus will go to
Eagles Mere, Pa, early in July, where
they will spend some time at the Lake
side Hotel
Mrs. Charles b. Lands and Miss Mary
Lands are in Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott Bergland
will occupy a cottage this summer at
North Hatley, Can.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-15
AI0ng the Main Line

-Hf foRD-Miss Frances c. Girls
saisFtaining Miss Harriet Alex
q Tuxedo, and Miss Margaret
snomas J, Megear has returned
York, where she has been Wis
aunt, Mrs, Bernard Harrison.
AAWR-Afiss Mary Jeners. OF
ssseier road, Is spending the sum
sretna, Pa. Miss Sellers will
= Wesson. OF Gulf road, Is
me summer at Cotuit, Mass.
2Nvdr and Mrs. Charles Pretty
. Yachting party last week on
taro, for their son. MT.
.sllyman, Jr Their guests in
Dorothy corkran. Of VIII
s+i Miss Rae Fox. Miss Mir
ss, Miss Frances Mccain, Mr.
-lIofd. Mr.. Robert Rutherford
SVEN Turner.
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Northeast Philadelphia

Mr. Floyd Erickson, well known In Ken
sington, is motoring through the north
ern section of the State.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Lippincott,
whose wedding attracted much attention
last week, will upon their return from
their honeymoon take up their residence
at Drexel Hill The bride was formerly
Miss Martha Miller 1853 Franktord ave-
nue..
Mr.. David Miller entertained a number
of his friends at his summer home, the
Brldgewater Cottage, at Croydon. on
Sunday
The annual outing Of the Fairhlll Year
ly Beneficial Association will be held at
Weisbrods Farm, Cottman street and
Castor road. this coming Sunday Men
active in all the northeast activities VIII
be present.
The wedding Of Miss Mary Mag, 1927
Hartyille street, and Mr. Joseph Arm
strong, Si47 Gaul street, last week. oc-
oasioned much surprise 10 their friends
The Young couple have returned from
their honeymoon trip TO Atlantic City
Mr. James MeCusker Of 2O6O Bslmors
avenue Is back home after months
vacation 10 the mountains around Dubois,
Pa Mr.. McCusker is prominently identi-
fed with the social and athletic life OF
Kensington
Af,ss Mamie Mcdonald OF New York, Is
,,tsitjng for an extended time Mrs Gladys
smithers. see West sterner street
Ne David strumpf and her daughter.
nfiss Nuriel strumpf, Of 1892 North Front
erect are spending the month with Mrs.
n Meyerhoff at Pottstowu' Pa Mr,
Dsvi5 strumpf will shortly leave to join
bis VIE and daughter. Upon the close
Of the visit they viii plan for trip 20
~. Panama-Paciac Exposition. Mr..
strurnpf Is prominent In the Business
Mems Association in Kenslngton and Is
vTldely known among the residents OF that
section.
Mr.. Edward Somerndike, 1882 Orthodox
sfreet leaves this week for q months
f-in Ia the Panama Canal seciiou. Mr..
sonsrndlks Is prominently Identified Wtth
tss southwark Natoual Bank
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The marriage OF Miss Anna Morris and
Mr. Edward I. steinberg will take place
tonight in Mayors Drawing Rooms, 1920
North Broad street The, ceremony will
be performed at o'clock by the Rev.
Henry Berkowitz. The bride will be at
tended by Miss Leona Kotzln. OF New
York. as maid Of honor, and the brides
maids will be Miss May Becker, Miss
Dora Pinsker, Miss Minnie Gefrner. Miss
Bessie Ingber. Miss Hannah Markowitz
Miss Rose Levin, Miss Mary Leder-
handler and Mrs. Abraham Steinberg
Mr.. Steinberg will have for his best man
Mar. Lawrence s. Layine, and the ushers
will include Mr.. Harold Myers, Mr.. Aaron
Abramson. Mr.. Allan Greenberg. Mr.. John
Dooley, Mr.. Paul Godenberg. Mr. Harry
Markowits. Mr. Harry Friedman and Mr..
Abraham steinberg. A reception will fol-
low the ceremony, after which the young
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-15
Germantown


Mrs Charles Bacon, Of 5337 Knox street
mas Ieft for San Bernardlno, Cal. for
an extended visit '' 'o'
Miss d. Dobson, Of 59ls Wayne avenro
Ohio. '7'e''liu'
Miss Helen Francis, Of 7s Fishers Ian.
VIII leave shortly for Exeter. N "
where she will spend the summer,
Mrs. John NJ. whltall, Of 5l2 Church
lane, viii leave shortly for San
Bernardlno, Cal,
Mrs, J. Glen Fling, Of Greene and cou,-
Ter streets, accompanied by her daughter
VIII leave shortly for Pine Orchar nd,
Conn. where they will remain for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs William sketchley. Of 7oo7
Boyer street, have left for Ocean CItv :,
spend the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin I. Becker, OF 51O2
wayne avenue, have returned from a
tour Of the Middle West.
Mrs Jane II. Harmer. of 592o Greene
street. is visiting friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Marie Kurtz, of 122 East Pleasant
street, has returned to her home from
radon Heights where she was the guest
OF MRS. Blanco Hallerman.
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Tioga

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Amos, OF 1928
North Camao street, win pass the sum
mer months in Atlantic city.
Miss Hannah Firth Evans. Of West on
tario street, viii leave on June 2l 10
spend the early part OF the season az the
Wesley Inn, Wayne
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Lewis, of 1907
North Broad street win spend the sum-
mer at Island Heights
Miss Hannah Burns, OF 3511 North 18th
.treet win leave during the month TO
spend several weeks at York Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Brshm and
family. OF 1898 West 1ioga street, are
spending the summer In Atlanuo Cl'y'
Miss Kathryn Ennis, Of 37ls North 18th
street. has returned from State College,
,,,bers she was a member OF a house
nartv over commencement week.
nrr and Mrs. Emanuel Guano and the
nt,ssss Cuano have closed their house on
North 10th street and opened their cot
tags IN Chelsea for the season
Dr Edward ]. Murphy. OF 72i West Erie
.,,snue mas announced the engagement
az ~ bis sister. Miss Sophie Marie Murphy
10 Mr.. Andrew F. Quinn, Jr., OF Chestnut
Hill.
The marriage Of Miss Madeline L.
c,arL daughter OF Mr.. and MIS- Frank
a., pierce clark, to Mr.. John l. Walther
ygul take place quietly tomorrow. at 10
o'clock al the home Of the brides
,srsnts. 4ssl North Broad street Only
tbs immediate families OF the bride and
bridsgroom will be preSent and Miss
clark win have no attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Nfumsn ane their
son. Dr.. Abraham A. Nsaman, are oc-
cupying their new homA sssl Nofsn t9sh
-faaaf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-15
RoXbOrough
Photo by Marc-Au.

Mrs. William J, Gait, Of 1875 Ridge ave-
nue., gave an informal musicale last night
at her home Vocal and instrumental
solos were rendered by Miss Florence
Cornman, Miss Anna Du Gan, Mrs James
Hlndle and Mrs. f. Willard Cornman
The guests. who were members of the
PASTORS Aid Society of the RoxborouRh
Baptist Church. included Mrs. Nathan L.
Jones, Mrs. Augustus Peterman, Mrs
Rosa Jones, Mrs. Emma Levering, Mrs
Everett Foerng, Mrs. Iva Du Gan, Miss
Kettie Fighter, Mrs. Walter Keely, Mrs
Linley, Mrs. II. X. White, Mrs Charles
Gerhardt, Mrs Keen, Mrs. Rawley
ADAMS Miss Adele Jones' Mrs. Rudolph
Hattie, Mrs. Walter Snyder, Mrs. Eliza
beth RICHTER, Mrs. Charles RICHTER, Mrs
Frederick Hice. Mrs. Percy HanselI Mrs
j. stone, Miss Marian Stout. Mrs. d. Sitter
Cornog, Mrs. j. Taylor, Mrs. William
hnrnoy. Mrs. G. w. Stalker, Mrs. Harry
miller, Mrs. John Muir Mrs. Elmer Volk
Mrs. J. c. Held, Mrs. Charles Dorworth
MRS. Alfred Deighton, Mrs Robert Sa-
onld, Mrs. j. Sykes. Mrs. Edward White
head Mrs. William Dawson, Mrs. Will
IAN Westcott, Mrs. William Sudell Mrs
Augustus Beaver, Mrs. William Miller.
Mrs. William Mcguire. Mrs. Driver, Mrs
W. Bayliss, Miss Ray Sumner, Mrs. Han
sen and Mrs. ]. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cox and fam
ily, OF Lyceum avenue, will leave the be-
glnhlng OF next week for their summer
home in Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Innes and Miss
Margaret Innes, of Rochelle avenue.
Wissahckon. have gone to Shawnee, near
the Delaware Water Gap, for the summer
months.
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North PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Emily L. Morse of Brldgeton.
n. j., is the guest of Mrs, Harry Elliott,
of 1907 North Camac street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott and Mr.. Edward o. Elliott
will leave the end of the month to Join
Mr.. Elliott's mother and sister, Mrs.
Geneva Elliott, and Miss Florence Ell
lott. at their summer home in Ventnor.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Engard. of 18th and
Edgely streets will leave shortly for At
lantic City, whore they will occupy their
cottage until late in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand DIlshelmer, of
SO21 Diamond street, left last week for a
tour through the West to the Pacific
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Shriner, of Buttor.
wood and 7th streets, are spending a few
weeks with friends In Saratoga, N. Y.
On June % the Girls Friendly So
ciety of the Free Church of st, John Will
give trolley party. On July 10 they
have planned to have lawn party.
The Pink of Portland. club of North
philadelphia, entertained a weekend
party at their bungalow, Awcomonin.
The members of the club who attended
were Miss Elsie F. Kurtz Miss Edith V.
Manning, Miss Sarah G. O'Neil. Miss
Grace /. Fox, Miss Florence r, Carey,
Miss Ilene X. Manning Mr.. Paul ID.
Allen, Mr.. Joseph j. Foley, Mr.. Cleve T.
Dougherty, Mr.. John #, X. Foley, Dr.
p ]. Deene and Mr. Driscoll Drueding
Mrs. ]. " O'Neil. of 1905 Diamond street,
chaperoned the party.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-15

The marriage Of Miss Adeilna Jan.
neila, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. vineenzo
Janneila, and Mr Vincent Furia. son al
MT end Mrs. Eusebio Furia, took pises
Yesterday morning IN the Church Of sl
John the EVANGELIST. 18th near chesfnut
street The ceremony was followed by
Nuptial Mass. After small receptlen
the young couple left on n wedding trlp
They VIII live at $50 Catharine street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-15

they will spend the sumr.r =, a.. -,
borough Blenheim. ~ 'he MARI
mrs. boulton Earnshaw, of Monteor,-
eeIy avenue, entertained lnformalIv az
oridee yesterday afternoon in bonor 90
mrs Harold Gaylord. The guests IN.
Siuded Mrs. Edward Kumkn, New yorl .
Mrs Mrs. Warner Earnshaw, Mrs uerbort
ddi,manus, Mrs. Clifford b. Haw,ev. Mrs
clinton Beagary, Miss Nellie Taylor Mrs
lanes Pequenot, Miss Carrie Hlaaato
MISS Enie Elliot, Miss Ethel Lelnau Mlss
Helen Bell and Miss Katharine DeerIns
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swarthmore May Get SD. .oOO

Swarthmore College may receive $50 600
under the will OF Mrs. Hattie Wright
Graham, OF New York, who died May 81.
Mrs. Wrlghts will stipulates that the in
stitution shall receive the whole estate
In the event Of her only son. Robert d.
Wright. OF Wappingers Falls. N. y,
dying childless before he is 30 years old.
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West PHILADELPHIA

MRS. Irwin N. Megargee, Miss Lorna
ID. Megargee and Miss Miriam Megargee
nave closed their apartment at the Es-
sex, S4th and Chestnut streets, and are
at Chelsea for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Van Glider, OF
1881 Hazel avenue, will leave for Ocean
City on July to occupy their cottage for
the summer. They will entertain a large
house party the first week in August in
honor Of their niece, formerly Miss
Arabella Bethel, whose marriage to Mr.
Edward B. Seeger took place recently
Their guests will include Miss Elva
Bethel, Miss Bess Bethel, Miss L. Van
Glider, Miss Harriet Schurck, Mr.. Floyd
Van Glider, Mr.. Ralph Van Glider, Mr.
George Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs Washing
ton Van Glider and Mr.. and Mrs, Wlnton
Smith
Miss Rosalie c. Kelly, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Frank ]. Kelly, Of 6131 West
minister avenue, graduated from Frey's
Conservatory of Music last Saturday
evening with the highest honors and was
awarded first prize. The goth annual re-
cital of the conservatory consisted of a
well-selected program, Miss Kelly's left
handed solo, on the plano being greatly
appreciated.
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LEvIN-McKINLEY.


The Church OF st. Matthias, 10Th and
Wallace streets, will be the scene OF
picturesque wedding tonight at o'clock,
when Miss Helen Elise Mckinley, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Samuel Nc
Klnley, becomes the bride OF Mr. Barton
Gumpert Levin The Rev. DR.. C. Row
land Hill, rector of the church, will off,
ciate. The chancel will be beautifully dec
GRATED with white roses, smilax and
palms. The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father. will he gowned
In soft ivory white satin trimmed with
rose point lace and chiffon, and from the
shoulders will fall a long court train of
the satin brocaded in silver. She will
wear tulle veil bound with satin and
caught with orange blossoms and will
carry a shower bouquet OF lilies of the
valley and white orchids.
The maid OF honor. Miss May Johnston.
Will wear a quaint little frock of pale
blue pussy willow tafreta made with a
short, full skirt and trimmed with hlet
lace. Her hat will be of blue Georgette
crepe and lace trimmed with pink moss
roses, and she will carry deep pink Kill
arney roses and white snap. dragons. The
bridesmaids viii be Miss Alison Levin.
Miss Florence Levin. Miss Helen Fry,
Miss Roberta Slower. Miss Marian Irwin.
Miss Hannah Heistein and Miss Doris
Howes They will wear old-fashioned
frocks OF pink pussy willow taffeta with
trimmings OF hlet lace and their hats
will be of pink Georgette crepe and flet
lace trimmed with pink moss roses. Each
one will carry bouquet of pink Kill
arney rosebuds and blue snap dragons.
Mr.. Levin will have his brother, Mr..
Alan Levin, as best man, and the ushers
will include Mr.. Harold A. Mckinley,
the brides brother Mr. David II. Nc
Rinley, a cousin of the bride; Mr.. Edwin
Levin, Mr., Slegmund Levin, the BRIDE
groom's brothers; Mr.. Duffield Ashmead,
Jr.. and Or. Wilbur Haines. Following
the ceremony a reception will be held
at the home OF the brides parents, 1919
Green street, after which the young cou-
pie will leave for the West. They will
be at home after October 1 on Nassau
road, Overlook.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-15

Notices for the Society page Win Be
accepted aad printed b the Evsnins
Ledger, but an such n0iiees aust -
written On enc SIDE q the paReF, aust
be signed h fuII. With fun adaEsaas 4ns
when posslbls tslsphsns naneeE Hrat es
given.
send al saeh o0lamunicstiols -
asoslsty Edltor.s Esrnlas LsesoH eea
Chestnut street
Unless these reauiEensnts Are easEi.a
cut - thst ssFiacafisn nay b Paszitizs
ths aotioss VA nst b pubiahed.
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Chestnut Hill

'fs' John Earle Marsden and
Mas Dorothy Marsden,
tsfsden and Master Justin
reafHick Farms. have re-
"leif western trip and viii
tsf Atlantic cliy, whers