Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-29

over white satin. with court train. ~ Il
veil will be Of lace. She will carry iills4 q
the valley and white roses. The matr0& [
honor will wear pale blue georeette cf00 5
with white hat. and will carry pink ro9q
The bridesmaids will wear pale p111 5
georgetf crepe with white hats. and viii sl1o>
The wedding will be followed by a reo1et q
tion for the two families and a few intinuk1G
friends. at the home Of the brides parent1L
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will leave for an ~
tended trip north and will be at home aftor e
October 1 at Sharon Hill, Pa.
RILE-swEETEN S
The marriage of Miss Pauline sweeNok y
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank D. Swset6f&
Of 517 Clapier street. Germantown ana IAec.e +
tenant w. Mitchell Rile. of Washington BIZ
C.. will take place this evening at O'Clock :
in Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church.s
Germantown. The ceremony will be per<z
formed by the Rev. Franklin Smedley re-
tor OF the church The bride, who will be
given in marriage by her father. will be atsE
tended by Mrs. f. c. Sweeten as matrun o< :
honor. and by Miss Helen Moore of Brook
lyn: Miss Helen Pedrick. of Cynwyd; No.
Genevieve Vandegrift and Miss Laura LAA&k
as bridesmaids The best man will be LleGt3
tenant A. Disston Rile. brother of the BRIDE
groom, sand the ushers will be Lieutena1t
George A. Abere, Mr. Earl Goodman, MI.
Walter Allison and Mr.. Earle Sweeten.
The bride will wear a gown Of white geofet
gette crepe with tulle veil held with Orange
blossoms. Her bouquet will be of lilies of The
valley and orchids. The matron of honor viii
wear pink georgette crepe and a leghorn hat
with black velvet crown and will carry
September morn roses and larkspur. The
bridesmaids will wear pink georgette crepe
frocks with wide pink sashes and hats like
that OF the matron of honor. They will carry
Ophelia roses and larkspur.
The wedding will be followed by a email
reception at the home of the bride. Lieu-
tenant and Mrs. Rie will live in Washington
WILSON-CORNMAN ~
An interesting wedding will take place thia
evening in the Roxborough Baptist Church, Z
when Miss Florence p. Cornman daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Cornman Of sos
Monastery avenue, Roxborough. will be mar
ried to Mr.. George Lloyd Wilson. of Swarth-
more, at o'clock. by the pastor. the Rev.
johnson Miner. The bride will wear q white
beaded georgette crepe robe over satin, . veil
OF tulle caught with orange blossoms and
viii carry shower of roses. lilies Of the
valley and sweet peas MIR. Cornman will
give his daughter In marriage and Mtao
Eleanore Maxwell will be maid Of honor.
Her frock is of pink beaded georgette crepe
over pink silk and her pink georgette hat 10
trimmed with pink ostrich feathers Pink
roses and snapdrago CONS will be combined In Y
her bouquet. The bridesmaids will be Mis- 6
Lois Anderson and Miss Katharine Wilson,
the bridegroom sister. Miss Jean Fox will !
be the flower girl. rs
be best man. and the ushers will be Mr..
John Mckernan. Mr.. Lester Blankin. Nh
Dwight Hanna and Mr.. Charles Davis.
reception will be held at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. Wilson and his bftdGs
will leave on an extended automobile trim
and will be at home after October at e2S6as
De Lancey place. West Philadelphia.
ALBRIGHT-BROwNLO
A quiet military wedding was solemniseA
this morning in Christ Church, GermantoWn,
when Miss Glenolene Brownlow daughter a.
Mr. and Mrs Charles V. Brownlow, Of 1850
Jerome street. married to Mr. Karl A.
bright. of 2919 North Thirteenth street, ",
the rector, the Rev. Charles Henry Arn1G
The bride wore gown of navy blue eat10f
and georgette crepe with a hat to matoE<1
and she carried a military bouquet or ro(s
white and blue flowers. Mr.. BrownloW G4y0<
his daughter in marriage and her sister, ~
Ezmee Brownlow. was her only ATTENDANT
Lieutenant John Charles Brownlow. tlof5
brides brother. was the best man. The ooR&<
ice was followed by breakfast for the tuc0.-
families at the home Of the brides parea(S IS
Upon their return from their honeymoon ttl3
Mr.. and Mrs. Albright will live at H.
Jerome street, and will be at home al(lI
July 80. ss
COLLAR-McGRATH
The wedding of Miss Mabel Mc0roH5
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C.. M
Grath of 1880 North Twenty-sixth str6o1Sf
Twenty-second street, will take place 1n1@.
afternoon in st. Matthews Church. Ef0&1|
zenith street and Girard avenue. The cqI1H|
mony will be performed by the Rev Doc<GE
Peck and will be followed by dinner 16t1
the two families at the home of the brilS115
parents. Mr. Collar and his bride will looX(
on an extended trip and will be at ho6o4
after September Is at 1880 North Twen(vs
sixth street. s&
GOEBEI-HORLANDE &
An interesting wedding Of the week -
that of Miss Mary Z. Horlander, daught6sSU[
Mrs. Mary Louis Horlander. and Mr.. c.
Goebel, Sd, Of 1901 West Columbia axi1
which took place on Thursday at noon e
rectory Of the Memorial Church Of tho
vocate. Eighteenth and Diamond strestas
Rev. Henry Martyr Medary performo1
ceremony. The bride wore a gown Of ~
georgette crepe over satin. with . ssofl ~
crepe hat, and carried a shower Of Bride IN
and lilies of the valley. She was ofvoG
marriage by her brother, Mr.. Frederich
lander. of Germantown. and was atto
by Miss Margaret Goebel, the brtdeGH1
sister, who wore frock of pink goo4
crepe over silk. Her hat was OF pink
gette and she carried a shower Of pint n
BRENNAN--NAGEL
Miss Louise Nagel. daughter OF Ara
line Nagel. of Roxborough, and Mr.. ~
H. Brennan, Of Tioga. were mayft@
Wednesday morning and the cer6lmany
followed by breakfast at the futuroS
of the couple. 1921 North Broad streees<
bride wore a gown OF white geOrgetta
and net over satin, veil of tuIle fAlIlHG
a bandeau of pearls. and carried -
of white roses and sweet peas Sho -
tended by her sister. Miss Mary NnGG
wore white georgette crepe frock ~
pink sash. pink georgette hat an4
pink roses.
The best man was Mr.. Julius Fr1o4
bridegroom and bride, after short n
be at home after July 10.
LAWN FETE THIS EVEN