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stone to Kenneth May of this cftv I,
announced by her father, Newton H
stone OF Gainesville, Pa.
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Miss Mary Williamson Barry. daugh.
Ter or Mr.. and Mrs. John Tuner Harry
was married on Wednesday evening ia
Iremper Longman OF this city In the
Church OF the Pilgrims, Brooklyn. The
wedding was followed by a reception in
tne heights Cas- no for 500 guests, many
OF whom went from this city The bride.
who wore her mothers wedding gown
or pearl embroidered satin trimmed with
| auchess and rose point lace, had Mrs.
Courtenay NJ Aten for her matron OF
honor. Her ether attendants were MIRA
John Ossman, Jr., Miss Anita white.
mouse OF Pelham. N. Y, Miss Mary
church of Great Darlington, Mass, and
MISS Dorothy Brtton Longman of
brooklyn. The flower girls were the
Misses Lucille and Claire I,onRnan
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs Royal Long
man and cousins of the bridegroom.
me best man was Lloyd Hunter Dali
eel. and serving as ushers were John
Ossman, Jr., Capt. Frederick L. Hale Of
Syracuse. Capt. William l. Mofrat. Jr.
Richard Stratton Maynard. Baisley
Powell Elebash, Charles Arnold Kahi,
Newell Woolsey Wells. Jr., and Gar
diner Sutphin Bowden. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. William
Carter of the Troop Avenue Presbyterian
Church. The bride. who Is an amateur
actress, was graduated from Packer in
1917. Mr.. Longman. who took leading
part for several years In the annual
Poly" play. is the son of Mr.. and Mrs,
5. t. Longman. He served as a Lieu
tenant In the Royal Air Force Of Canada.
Mrs. r. Prescott Carpenter OF sos
West Eighty-second street, formerly of
New Bedford. Mass, announces the
marriage of her daughter. Mrs. Flor
enoe Carpenter Brossean. to John Kuhn
Evans. son of Mrs. James Evans Of
Bigelow boulevard Pittsburg. The
marriage took place in Old Trinity
Church. Boston. on October 90. The
bride was the widow OF Louis @. Gard
ner Brossean of this city and comes of
an old New England family. She and
Mr.. Evans will pass the winter In Pasa-
dena. Cal.
The marriage OF Miss Virginia Neu-
man. daughter of Mrs Emanuel Neu-
man. to Hiram David Sprung took place
on Wednesday in the home of her
mother. 904 West End avenue. The
ceremony was performed by DR.. Philip
Klein and DR.. Israel Goldstein in the
presence of relatives and few friends,
Tho bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Sylvia Neuman. After their we'd
ding trip Mr. Sprung and his bride win
make their home at 904 West End
avenue.
The marriage of Thomas +. Maher of
Yonkers and Miss Florence O'DonneIl,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Don-
nell, took place in ST. Paurs Church,
Washington. on "Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was performed by Mgr.
James r, MsclSin. There was no re-
ception and the arrangements were of
the simplest kind. Immediately after
the marriage Mr. Maher and his bride
started on a honeymoon trip. and on
their return Will I've In Yonkers. She
was attended by Miss Verna Kenner of
Washington and the best man was DA-
vid Condor of Yonkers.
The wedding Of Miss Bernice M. Kei-
ley, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Martin
" Kelley OF Az Park avenue, 10 Ray
mond II. Beatty took place on Tuesday
in the home OF the officiating clergy
man, the Rev. Dr. Wallace MacMullen,
S26 West Seventy-sixth street On nc
count OF the death Of n near relative
those present were limited TO relatives
only.
Miss Adeline Ferris Eidridge, daugh- !
ter OF Mr., and Mrs. Harry Cozart
Eldrldge, was married on Tuesday eve
ming 10 Samuel Morrow of Boston in
the home Of her parents s4l West
Eighty-fourth street. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. 3. N. Mo