Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-31
TO BE MARRIED
THIS EVENING
Miss Florence White Weds Mr..
Karl Rogers Tonight at
Her Home

The marriage Of Miss Florence Griswold
White, daughter of Mr., Samuel Stockton
White. of 2205 ST. James place and Mr.
Karl II. Rogers of 220l st. James place:
will take place this evening at the home or
the bride The ceremony Will be per-
formed at o'clock by the RI Rev. MonslB-
nor william Kieran, d. D., OF ST. PatrlcRs 3
Church, and the bride will be given in mar
riage by her father. She will wear gown
of white net draped over white satin ana
trimmed with duchess and point lace, when
was taken from her mothers wedding gown.
Her veil will be arranged IN coronet
effect and she will carry lilies OF the ValIey
and Sweetheart roses. She VIII pc atlehueu
by her sister, Mrs. Thomas f. Clement as
matron of honor Mrs. Clement VIII be
attired I'm a gown of brown net over cioth
of gold and her bouquet Will be complna-
ton of yellow chrysanthemums anu plilN
roses. Mrs. Clements small daughter, MISS
Ethel Clement, will be flower girl, and VIII
wear a froclI of white organdie, trimmed
with yellow ribbons. She VIII carry
little old-fashioned bouquet
The bridesmaids, Miss Katharine Rogers
Mrs. Edmund H. Rogers, Miss sara rate
Miss Abbie Austin, Miss Agnes McDohouSr tilSii !,
and Mrs walter Warlng Hopkinson, Will
wear gowns of yellow net over cloth OF
silver. Their bouquets will be copper-col-
ored chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Frank Rogers will act as best man
| and the ushers will be Mr. Charles Henkeln'
Mr.. waiter SnOenakeT1 MI JOA'h
| Mr. Thomas +. Clemens, Mr.. John b. hast
| ings Jr, and DR.. Rutherford John.
| A large reception will follow the oere-
| nony and the house will be decorated IN
yellow chrysanthemums and autumn leaves
PINDER-wATKIN
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Watkln.
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wattln'
of Merton, and Mr.. Thomas Fem Pinder
| will take place this evening at $3.50 O'CLOCK
at the Overbrool Presbyterian Church
The bride, who will be given in marriage
| by her father will wear u gown or white
satin, with a court train of cloth OF silver
| Her veil will be of tulle, caught with orange
| blossoms and she will carry shower bou-
auet of orchids and lilies of the valley. The
| maid of honor, Miss Eunice L. Williams,
| will wear a gown of old blue satin, trim
| med with silver lace and hat of browh
| velvet and fur. She will carry bouquet
| Of pink snapdragons and roses, tied with
| pink ribbon and tulle. The bridesmaids,
| who include Miss Laura Esler, Miss Marian
! NIulford, Miss Eleanor II. q. Ketcham, Miss
| Doris Powers, of Brookline, Mass. Miss II.
| Carleton Andrews, of Buffalo, n. Y, and
| Mrs James Madigan, of Houlton, Me-, will
| be gowned alike in flesh color chiffon and
| flesh silk, draped in old blue chiffon with
| short blue chiffon trains. They will wear
| hats of brown velvet and tulle and carry
| bouquets OF pink BndpuTaBOnS ana TOSeS,
| tied with pink ribbon and blue tule How
ard watkin McIlvaine and DcSerson Nc
| Ilvaine, small twin cousins Of the bride. who
| will act as pages, will wear suits of blacH
velvet and carry small od-fashioned bou-
| quets.
Mr. Frederick Smith. Of Johnstown, will
act as Mr. Pinder's best man, and the ush-
ers include Lieutenant Renwick Brown
Lieutenant Emanuel r. Wilson, Mr.. Frank
| NJ Watkin, brother of the bride; Mr.. Clar-
ence Woolman, Mr.. Robert Perry and Mr.
| Frank Rogers Dr. Guido Bossard will per-
form the ceremony, after which a reception
| will be held at the home of the bride, Syca-
more avenue and Linden lane, Merton, Pa
POwERS-wALSH
Among the interesting autumn weddings
was that of Miss Alice G. Walsh, daughter
of Mrs. B. A. Walsh, of 1921 West Butler
street, and Mr.. James J. Powers, of 433a
| Pechin street. Roxborough, which took
place on Saturday morning at o'clock in
st. Stephens Roman Catholic Church, Broad
and Butler streets. The Rev. James lyman
| ofiiciated at the nuptial mass and the Rev
Richard Harrigan performed the ceremony
The bride wore gown Of white satin and
net embroidered with pearls Her veil OF
tulle extended to the hem of the court train
and was arranged with sprays Of orange
| blossoms. Bride roses and lilies of the valley
were carried. She was attended by Miss
Celia Betz who wore a frock Of yellow
| georgette crepe with a hat to match and
carried yellow chrysanthemums,
Mr.. George A. Walsh the brides brother
was best man. After a breakfast at the
home of the brides mother, Mr. Powers and
his bride left for southern trip