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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-22
ASK COMFORT KITS
FOR DRAFTED MEN
Service Star Committee Receives
Applications for 2l24 Outfits
From Local Boards

During the last week applications have
been received by the service star commit
tee of the American overseas of the Emer-
Gency Aid from thirty-two local draft boards
Tor total of 212i comfort kits for the men
who viii go away with the next contingent
In the opinion of the committee this number
will reach 5000 by the time the remainder OF
the local boards have been heard from
The committee, under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Louis r. Page, has a large number
of the bags ready, but Is in need of funds
to complete the work. To help raise the
necessary money tumble sale of used hats,
shoes and bags of all kinds will be opened
Monday at the committees storeroom. 1892
Walnut street. and continue long as the
donations of materials to sell will permit.
The sale is in charge of Mrs. ]. Shipley
Dixon and Mrs. Stanley Smith. Every kind
OF hat and shoe is represented and, unlike
most such sales, the bargains are not all
for the fair sex. Men will have chance
also, for there are mems hats from costly
panamas to humble soft hats and caps, to
be had at low prices.
All of the proceeds of the sale will 60 for
the purchase of materials for comfort bags.
No other gift given to departing draftees Is
SO welcomed and appreciated as these COM
fort kits, with their lingering touch of the
nome fires burning" The committee has
distributed $4,000 of them already, thanks to
generous public support
The headquarters of the service star COM
mittee is at 1888 Walnut street and is a
real beehive of industry these days. The
, active work Is in charge of Mrs. Louis r.
Page, chairman; Mrs. Percy NJ. Chandler.
vice chairman; Mrs. Murdock Kendrick
purchase of supplies Mrs j.. w. Beach, bag
supply; Mrs. w. Howard Pancoast, special
needs: Mrs. Richard NJ Elliot wool supply
Mrs. John n. Mason. secretary, and Mrs
| Barklie Henry, treasurer.
Among, the enthusiastic volunteer work
ers who come in every day to help in sew
ing, stringing' filling and tagging bags are
| Mrs. r. Campbell Madeira, Mrs John Dor
! rance Mrs. &. Howard Colkett Mrs Harry
Blinn Mrs. Harlow Voorhees,, Mrs. Fran
coise de St Phalle, Miss Elizabeth Wallace
Mrs. II. A. Davis, Mrs. Samuel d. Lit and
many Others
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SOLDIERS DEPENDENTS
TO BE GIVEN VACATIONS
Home Service Section of Red
Cross Arranges for Recreation
and Rest Periods

Through the activity of the home-service
section of the Red Cross, families of SOL
diers who would otherwise be forced to re-
main at home this summer will be given a
vacation or outing at country place.
Mrs. Henry Boyer, chairman of the home
service committee of the Red Cross, an
nounced at the regular meeting of the or
ganization this week that in response to let
ters written to country week associations
the fullest cooperation had been promised
in every instance. -.
At certain country piaces families will be
taken for weeks outing, at others for two
weeks An all-day picnic outing has been
arranged at several pleasant spots, and some
places have agreed to take twenty-five per-
sons every other month.
The terms under which families will be
taken are dependent on the work done by
the several institutions that have promised
to cooperate with the ome-service depart
ment. some to give the service outright,
others for minimum amount of expense
money furnished by the Red Cross.
This plan on the part of the Red Cross
will bring its measure of comfort to many
soldiers across the water who realize the
need for little delicate son or daughter to
enjoy the country air and a period OF rest
and play il is only small part of the
splendid work indicated in reports offered
at the meeting of the committee.
II was announced that a medical advisory
committee is being formed by the Red Cross
so that the best medical attention and advice
may be furnished to families of soldiers. A
group of leading physicians and specialists
will be pressed into service. The welfare of
the soldiers dependents also Is having the
consideration of local lawyers, committee
of whom on duty every day at 1907
Walnut street to interview the large num-
ber of persons who are having more or less
trouble about receiving their sllotments from
the Government.
In many instances an error due to some
slight misunderstanding or carelessness has
caused the trouble. but the lawyers are there
to remedy it and to give advice about rectify-
ing matters. While affairs are in process of
being Strengthened out, the Red Cross has
ministered to many soldiers family In the
most vital things.
Vocational guidance for children of SOL
diers is another of the many-sided duties of
the division. In several instances where
children of fourteen were taken from school
and permitted to become wage earners the
salary was replaced by the Red Cross and
the child sent back to school,
In many other instances review of
work at the meeting showed the scope of
work done by this department of the Red
Cross. That three rooms have been
obtained in the building they now occupy
is fortunate circumstance. as the work has
so greatly developed as TO require mere space
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ARMENIAN RELIEF SOCIETY
TO BE ENTERTAINED TODAY
Hostesses Will Be Armenian Relief Com.
mittee Of Emergency Aid at Home
of Chairman

The Armenian Relief of Philadelphia will
be guests of the Armenian relief committee
of the Emergency Aid this afternoon from
to o'clock at Belgraeme. the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Horace Lorimer, on
Church road Wyncote The meeting will be
musicale and garden party and among the
artists who will entertain is Miss Dorothy
tombstone Baseler, the well-known harpist.
The Armenian relief committee includes Mrs
Lorimer. chairman: Mrs. Fred Perry Pow
ers. Mrs. David Paul Brown, Mrs. Walter
T. Baird. Mrs Hollster Sturgis, vice chair
men; Mrs. Frederick English, secretary !;
Mrs Robert n. Downs. treasurer, and Mrs
w. S. Pilling, Mrs. George Faes Baker Mrs
John SpurGeon and Mrs. Theron Crane.
On the mems committee are Bishop Rhine
lander, chairman; the Rev. VIM II. Roberts,
d. D., secretary: Mr., Herbert Welsh. ex-
ecutire secretary; Mr. Asa s. Wing treas
urer; Mr.. Harry Pringle Ford, recording
secretary. and Mr.. Clarence d. Antrim. the
Rev. Robert Bagnell, d. r., the Rev. Alex
ander Henry, d. D., DIR. Charles Baum, the
Rev. William V. Berg, Bishop Joseph F.
Berry, Mr.. Charles f. Beury, Mr. e H. Bon
sail. Mr.. Jasper Y. Brinton, Mr.. A. D. Chi
quone, Mr.. Morris l.. Cooke the Rev. Edwin
Heyl Delk, d. d. the Rev. Luther De Yoe.
Mr.. F. s.. Edmonds, Mr.. G. W. Edmonds, Mr.
c. Fl. Edmunds, Mr.. William T. Ellis. Mr..
Henry ]. Gibbons, Mr.. NJ. S. Gooloyan, Mr..
John Gribbel. Mr.. NJ. Hagopian Mr.. ii. f.
Hartman Mr.. Stevens Heckscher. Mr.. II. s.
Hooper, Mr.. Alba B. johnson, Prof d. Fl.
hdpdkJidH. Mr. II. r. Ieds, tne rev. Alex
ander MacColl, d. D.. Mr.. f. c. Miller the Rev.
r. W. Miller, D. D., Mr.. Frank N. Nahikian,
Mr.. Harry f. Paisley, the Rev. Frank p.
Parkin. d. D., Mr.. George Wharton Pepper.
the Rev. A. Pohlman, ID. D., Colonel William
Potter. Mr.. Fred Perry Powers, Mr.. Frank
NJ. Ritter, the Rev. A. j. Rowland. ID. D.. Mr..
l.. L. Rue, the Rev. Charles Z. Schaeffer,
ID. D., Mr.. Alexander Simpson, Mr. ]. NJ.
Steele the Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins, d. D.,
Hon. F.. l.. Tustin. MIR. ]. L. Twaddell, the
Rev RedrOS Nartanian- Mr. Il. Waldo
Hon. John Weaver, the Rev NJ. II. Williams,
d. D., the Rev. John G. Wilson, d. D., Mr..
w. H. Wood, Mr.. Clinton Rogers Woodruff
and the Rev. ii. Y. Yardumian.
Trains leaving the Reading Terminal at
3:O2, 4;04 and 4:13 o'clock will be met at
Jenkintown. Those who prefer the trolley
should take Route No. 40. marked Glenside.
to Church road
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells of Doings of Younger SetSeueral Girls
Cut of Their Har-She Wonders
Why-Otter Matters
Why-Other Matters

luncheon at Kuglers today In honor of Miss
Marion Graffin and Miss Grace r. wingate,
whose engagements were announced recently.
Among the guests will be Miss Marjorie Il.
Lewis, Miss Sylvia v. sutciffe, Miss Ethel
NJ Jones. Miss NJ Carolyn Haywood. Miss
Myrtle de Beust,, Miss Lucy NJ. Penrose,
Miss Marion Dapp, Miss Martha M. Taylor,
Miss Helen r. Rauscher, Miss Eleanor Me-
garse and Miss Jessie Q. Van Dusen.
A farewell party will be given for Mr..
Herman Ritch tonight at his home, - North
Edgewood street, by his friends Mr.. Ritch
recently enlisted In the naval reserves and
has received his call. He will leave for
Cape May on Monday He was presented
with gold wrist watch by his friends.
Miss Ethel r. Harrison, of Beechwood
Park. and Mrs T. Mitchell, Of Cincinnati.
o.. have gone to Columbia s. c., to visit
Mrs. Mitcheil's son. Lieutenant r. b.
Mitchell. stationed at Camp Jackson.
Mrs. Charles J. De v. Keefe( Of Bala, will
leave on Monday to spend some time at Mar
ragansett Pier as the guest of her aunt Mrs
Horace r. Kelly of New York. Ensign
Joseph De v. keefe. q. s. N. who has been
spending the last week with his parents In
Bala, after finishing his course at Annapolis,
has reported back for duty.
A pretty marriage was performed yesterday
Church, on Fourth street above Spruce. when
Miss Adelina NJ. Belf became the bride Of
Mr. Henry Di Berardno Mr. Edward j.
Belf and Miss Katharine NJ. Belf. brother
and sister Of the bride, were best man and
maid Of honor. Mrs. Di Berardino Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Belf of sos
Locust street. After an extensive tour Of
New England Mr.. and Mrs. Di Berardino
will spend the summer in Atlantic City.
The wedding of Miss Rose Gutman, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gutman, of 6214
Carpenter street, to Mr.. David s. Blum took
place on Sunday. June 16 at Mayors Draw
ing Rooms. 1920 North Broad street. The
bride was attended by Miss Esther Blum,
as maid Of honor. Mr.. Harry Gutman acted
as best man.
The ceremony performed by the Rev.
Louis Feinberg, d. D., after which the couple
left for an extended tour through Canada
and the Great Lakes. and upon their return
VIII 1--WE in West Philadelphia.
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Price McQuillen Married

4 News was received yesterday Of the mar
riaee of Miss Esther Crawford Medford and
Mr.. Price McQuillen. of this city, on June
1. in Norristown, Pa. Mr.. McQuillen re-
turned last October from ambulance work
in France, having had to have one leg and
two fingers amputated after severe ac-
cident when moving wounded soldiers from
the battlefield to the hospitals.
He is the son of DIR. and Mrs. Daniel Nc.
OuilIen and a brother of the late Daniel Nc
Quiien, who was killed on The New Haven
road together With Grocer Fox and many
others Ave years ago. His father Is prom
inent dentist.
MFR. McQuilien met Miss Medford at the
Penn Michigan football game last November.
She is the daughter of Mrs. Mahlon B. Fill
man, of 26s South Frazier street West
Philadelphia on June Mr. McQuillen and
his bride went to Norrstown and were mar
red by the Rev. William Yeager. Metho-
dist clergyman there. The marriage was only
generally known yesterday when Mrs. Fal-
man made the announcement,
Mr.. and Mrs. McQuillen are living with
Mrs. Fillman ct her home n south Fra
sier street. .l,-4 & {. I. 3 a. Z ... -
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Social Activities

e s,XmonE the guests at the dinner which Mr.
n and Mrs. Thomas Mexican are giving this
I ayening in honor of their daughter, Miss B.
+ Nancy Mexican. at Glencoe House, Rose.
. sypqnt. before the Cassatt dance. are:
Miss I. Virginia Heckscher Mr. Ledyard
F sHeckscher. Miss Elaine S. Sullivan, Mr..
E Jt;ampbell Newhail. Miss Elizabeth Jeannes,
Mr.. Tristram c. Colket. Jr.. Miss Sara Bar
I FiNger Mr.. Edward M. Kapp and Mr..
Hectge F. Gibbs, Jr.
q, Miss Elizabeth Rush Porter; who has been
/ N;siting Mrs. J. Gardner Cassatt at Kelso
Berwyn, left on Wednesday to join her
mnther. Mrs. John Biddle Porter, at their
|. .s1nttage at Bar Harbor.
FfsrtMr and Mrs. william A. Law announce
Tho engagement of their daughter. Miss Anna
/ .Adger Law, to Lieutenant Dwight J. Harris,
Has. A.
:, Mr. and Mrs. John s. Newbold have re-
turned to their country place on Washing
ton iane, Jenkintown.
d,, Mrs Robert sturgls of Laburnums, Chel-
tsn. Hills, has her daughter, Mrs. Armitage
Of New York, as her guest for
some time
esssu
x,,mrs John Gilbert, Of RydaI, will leave
snext month to take an apartment in Phila-
slslphia
Mrs Morris A. Herkness and her daugh-
ter Miss Ellen Herkness, who have been
|.,otaying at the Huntingdon Valley Country
kClub during the last month, have gone to
|kDattle Creek, Mich, for the summer.
Mrs. Frederick Voigt of Camden. n. j.,
announces the engagement of her daughter,
|f1fiss Madeline Marie voigt. to Mr.. Henry
80rd CasseI. Of Marietta. Pa
M Miss Gertrude c. McEvoy and Miss Helen
~, Mcfclroy entertained this afternoon In
honor of Miss Helen v. Skahan. Their
Gnests were Miss Beatrice L. Thomas, Miss
Iaurx s. Schontz. Miss Nora T. Shea. Miss
Elixabeth Macdonald Miss Helen Alter, Miss
Mary p. A. Shea, Miss Catharine Crane,
Miss. Margaret Skahan, Miss Margaret
VI Brown, Miss Isabel Reynolds. Miss
Mary Skahan, Miss Agnes v. Mohan.
HISS Agnes B. Comber and Mrs. Harry f.
<IkMg Miss Skahans marriage to Mr.. Joseph
5f15 hKeIcvoy. will take place Wednesday,
lane IS. at o'clock, in the Church Of Our
Lady of the Rosary.
47 Mrs IT, s.. Thomas and her daughters
Hiss Virginia kendrick Thomas and Miss
beatrice Louise Thomas, of the Satterlee
&k&ye taken apartment in Chelsea, where
~ will spend the summer.
31Eof Felix Il. Schellng of the University
~ Pennsylvania, is spending the summer at
npotth. n H.
enGcpnA Kapes ssrosisy win give :
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XACKS-HEILBRON

The wedding of Miss Helen Il. Hebron,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II, He'll
bron, of 1871 West Erie avenue, and DR..
Myron A. Zacks, of Hoboken n. j., first lieu
tenant in the L. S. NJ. r. c.. will take
place at the Lorraine Hotel, Broad street and
Farmount avenue, at o'clock this evening,
with the Rev. Joseph Krauskopf, of the
Keneseth Israel Temple. officiating Mr.. He'll
bron will give his daughter in marriage. She
will wear a gown of white georgette crepe
embroidered with white chenille and pearls
with long panel train of satin Her tule
veil will be arranged with cap of duchesse
lace and caught with orange blossoms. Or
chids, sweet peas and lilies of the valley will
be carried Miss Anne Zacks. the BRIDE
grooms sister, will be maid of honor.
Mr. Henry Zacks will be the best man and
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IEMkE--CARR

The wedding of Miss Lavnia NJ. Carr,
daughter of Mrs Sarah +. Carr, of 3410
North Sixteenth street. and Mr. Henry J.
Lemke, of 3057 North Ninth street, was SOL
emnized at noon today at the home of the
brides mother. The Rev. Samuel b. McWil-
liams. of the Tioga Methodist Episcopal
Church, Eighteenth and Tioga streets, off,
ciated The bride wore a gown of white
voile over silk, veil of tullc caught with
orange blossoms and carried a shower of
Bride roses. hSe attended by the little
niece and nephew of the bridegroom, Miss
Alice Hagen and Master Walter Hagen as
flower girl and page.
The ceremony was followed by a breakfast
for the two families, after which Mr.. Lemke
and his bride left a several weeks trip.
Upon their return they will live ir Tioga
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Ho,o Women Help 4
to Vim the w

At headquarters of the ~oman's comS1if
of the Council of National Defense. -
Finance Building, meeting will take 81
Monday morning. Mrs. J. Willis ~
State chairman. will preside. Reports ~
cent work will be offered
Women recruits continue to ORR r
services for work in the new unlfoFw
tory to be established at Twenty.0feh (
Reed streets July 1. IndicatIons q tf
eral stations established throughont ~
are that the desired number WITH. ~
open the plant will have been obtnln00
time the building IL ready.
The new Red Gross posta11 =
people with the fact that ~ ~
kinds may be obtained ~ HI
quarters are being scattered d
county. ADDRESSED to kami1on
and sailors. they offer tn ~
you are worried about renka 4
know about aliotmentb eo1no
risks. etc. ask the Ret cre1r
An important n,sstint 4 =
tive board Of the W65sS5 3 +;
at the headquartsFn q
Lincoln Building NJ
Is chairman of ~
at the mceting
course ndouoe1<G1
Of the preC1m>>>1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-22
BERKs FLIER WINS BRIDE
woos on Short Furlough aud Takes He,
To Coast

sent of Marion NJ. Tretheway, of Boyertown.
then invading the courthouse here after Of
fee hours and getting married by the Re<. o.
II. Bittner on the second day Of his fortY-
eighthour furiough was lhe soee1 r0cd
made by Sergeant Fro6eriok n Uro,@
Berks man Who q neu x'pl1>
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McCREEDY-WHITE
RIGGS-SWISHER

4 wedding of interest in this city and in
Elizabeth, n. j., that of Miss Pauline
Swisher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j. F.
Swisher. of 2700 Columbia avenue. and Mr.
Wilfred p. Riggs. l.. S. NJ. C.. of Elizabeth,
\. j., at Camp Meade. which took place on
Wednesday at noon at the home of the Rev.
Rufus G. hartman, of the Heidelburg Re-
formed Church, who performed the ceremony.
The bride, who was given in marriage by her
father, wore her travelling suit of dark blue
with dark blue hat and was attended by
her sister Mrs. Myra G. Allen, as matron of
honor.
Mr.. Arthur Riggs was the best man. The
service was followed by a breakfast at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
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What's Doing Tonight

Municipal hand plays at sixteenth street
and Lindley avenue.
Fstrmesat Psrk Bsad plays at Bsl-s.s
Mansion
rAns6sl,>l. s..s v,.ss q css nsa ssas..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-22
PRETTY WEDDING in
ROSEMONT TODAY
Miss Ruth Johnson to We'd Lieu.
tenant Charles Snowden, Jr.,
u. S. A., at Home

An attractive wedding took place this
afternoon at 4:50 O'Clock at Castana. Rose
mont when Miss Ruth A. Johnson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alba Il. Johnson, was
married to Lieutenant Charles W. Snowden.
Jr.. aviation section. L. S. A. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Andrew Mutch
pastor of the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian
Church. and was attended only by the famt-
lies and few intimate friends.
The bride, who given in marriage
by her father. wore Gown Of white
satin and tulle made with a court train and
a tulle veil. She carried a bouquet Of
white orchids and ferns. Miss Lucy Elmer
son, OF Titusvlle was her only attend
ant and wore a gown of aprocot silk with
blue. trimming and leghorn hat to match.
Her bouquet was of larkspur and Opheia
roses.
Lieutenant Snowden was attended by his
brother Mr.. Felix Snowden, u. S. A., as best
man. .....
The ceremony was followed by large
reception. On their return from a wedding
trip. Lieutenant and Mrs. Snowden will live
In Boston, where Lieutenant Snowden is
stationed.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Miss Ethel .Wanamaker Thompson. of this
city, was married today at Hotel McAlpin,
New York city. to Lieutenant Judson Powell
Bouware, of Eminence Ky. Miss Thompson
is trained nurse, a graduate of Bryu Mawr
Hospital training school. Lieutenant Boul-
ware was a graduate of the University of
Wisconsin, also of the University of Penn
sylvania medical school, The ceremony was
witnessed only by immediate relatives from
this city. Lieutenant Boulware Is with his
regiment near New York awaiting orders
to sail for France.
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SEETCHLEY-LEWIS

sKETcHLEY-LEwIs
A very pretty wedding took place at
st. Pauls Church ogontz. at o'clock this
afternoon, when Miss Emily Thomas Lewis,
daughter Of Mr.. J. Howard Lewis. of Elkins
Park was married to Mr. r. Garsed Sketch
of Demar-Morfis Apartments. Germantown.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Philip Steinmetz, rector Of the church.
The bride wore the brocade satin we'd
ding gown which her mother wore and
veil Of point d'esprit lace. and carried
shower bouquet of orchids and white sweet
peas The matron of honor Mrs. c. Henry
Stetson. sister of the bride, selected n
dress of orchid-colored organdie and carried
bouquet of ping snapdragons and roses
The bridesmaids Miss Mildred Lewis and
Miss Mildred Fetterolf. wore frocks of pink
organdie and carried pink snapdragons and
roses. i....
The two little flower girls, Miss Ann stet-
son and Miss Elizabeth Stetson wore
white, organdie dresses and leghorn hats.
The hest man was Lieutenant Harold Bor-
den, Of Norfolk. Va, and the ushers were
Mr. william Shields, Of Chestnut Hill;
Mr. Robert Wagner, Of Germantown; Mr..
william Seymour Carrigan and Mr. England
Siner of Philadelphia. large reception
| followed the ceremony at the home OF the
bride in Ekins Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. sketchley will be at home
| after September 1 at 11s Township line,
| Jenkintown, Pa
| ,r,,.uAy- p1I,1rIps
HAiHA"f>i
! The wedding of Miss Louise Philiips'
| daughter of Mr. and MRS. Ciauoius =, rni
| lips, of New York city. to Lieutenant HaTo,u
| Grant Hathaway, U. s. A.. son OF MIS- Eu
ward Hathaway OF the Normandie, Ihirty
| sixth and Chestnut streets, look plaSe AT
| noon today at the country nome OF tme pIiue'
| Ferry Point Farm, Camp Hi!i Sunok va.
Miss Virginia Prichard. OF New YORK, at
tended the bride as maid OF honor, ana the
brtdesmaids were HHs ,s E,i - pa,tir,ore
| Miss Nirglh,a husnes, -. VrS $50 -
| The best man was Paymaster Blaine NAL
| Ian, U. S. NJ, OF washington. -, y, anu tne
| ushers were LieutenanS haro,d iu L.
| tenant Holt rage =. .. a: Leu'e"am. ,A',.an, 10
/ old Van valzah, T.. .. ~ anu L'eu'e"""'
Charles Gliding, u o.. A
--,,. -...
| HULA RES
| The marriage of Miss Laura Rebecca
| Ayres daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Wiiiiam u
| Ayres. of Is Colwyn lane. Cynwyd, ana MT
| Frank Holt, also of Cynwyd, took place to-
| day at noon at the home Of the brides par
| ents The bride given in marriage by
her father, and the ceremony was performed
| by the Rev. NJ j. McCape' pastor Oh s. ',, Ma
sttsnded by her sister, Miss Edith Hayes
| Ayres, as maid of honor. and there win be
| four ribbon bearers. w. Graham ,Ayres. Jr..
Il Herbert KiSter and John -.
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tus Whitfield, of 1905 Hazel avenue, and Mr..
Perry Bell, of West Philadelphia, took place
this afternoon at o'clock at the home
of the bride. The bride attended by
her sister, Miss Florence Whitfield, as maid
of honr. and the best man was Corporal
Everett Bell. brother of the bridegroom
The wedding was followed by reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell will live at 902 South
Forty ninth street.
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the ushers will be Mr.. Stanton G.. Hebron,
brother of the bride, and Mr.. Maurice Zacks
L. S. N. brother of the bridegroom The
service will be followed by dinner for the
two families. After a short trip Mr. Zacks
and his bride will live in New York and
will be at home after June 81.
McCREEDY-WHITE
The marriage of Miss Marguerite White,
daughter of Mr.. Lemuel a. White, of 1913
North Broad street. to Mr.. William q. Nc
Greedy of 1926 Wakeling street, Frankford,
took place Saturday afternoon, June s.
at o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents. The Rev. Howard Stanley Stewart of
the Tioga Baptist Church, performed the
ceremony. Mr. White gave his daughter in
marriage. There were no attendants and
the quiet service was followed by a dinner
tor the two families.
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wELDON--JONES

BELLr-WITIFEI<D
The wedding q Miss Marion Nathalie
Wiitfsld. asueat>r g ~ ene MA Apsrs-