Evening journal., 1919-10-04
w e d dim g s

Frantz, to II. Cecil Hogan, OF Baltimor'
Md. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G
Hogan. OF ventnor n. J. The weddin
will take place on Saturday evening
October 25. at $50 o'clock in Grace NJ
+. Church. After the ceremony
small reception will be held at IN
home OF the brides parents, No. 30
Delaware avenue.
Tho bride will be attended by Mis-
Genevieve n. Frantz, her sister, as mait
OF honor, and Mrs. Roland C. Heisler
OF Philadelphia. as matron Of honor
The bridesmaids will be Miss Polly C
Lang. OF Media: Miss Marie r.. Nc
Dowell, OF Philadelphia; Miss Elizabeth
+. Franlz, Of Lancaster, and Miss
Gladys &. Hogan, Of Ncntnor. n. j., a
sister of the groom.
The best man Will be G. Pitts
Raleigh, OF Chicago; the ushers Howard
u. Frantz, a brother OF the bride; q
Vernon Hogan, OF Baltimore, brother
Of the groom; William Naylor and Will
liam Hudgins, both Of Baltimore; Mar
tin s. Eby, OF Lancaster. and Charles
NJ. Matthias. of Frederick. Md.
Miss Frantz is one Of the popular
members Of the younger set Of this
city. Because OF her bright mentality
and democratic spirit she is a prime
favOrite wherever she is known. This
IS especially true in this city, where
she. has a large circle of friends and
acquaintance. Miss Franiz is
graduate of the Misses Hebbs School,
She is a member of the New Century
Club and has taken part I'm many local
dramatics given both at the club and
in this city for charitable purposes.
Mr. Hogan is an official of the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company, OF
Baltimore. lie served during the world
war as a lieutenant OF infantry and
was staff officer of the Eightieth
Division. Mr.. Hogan was abroad ten
months.
After their return from a wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hogan will live in
Baltimore.
Dr. John II. Mullin, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs John {. Mullin, Of this city. who
has Just been discharged from the SER
vice as a captain of the United States
Army Medical Corps in which capacity
he served overseas, and Miss Esther B.
Gibson, of Buenos Aires, Argentine.
will be married in Buenos Aires some
time in November
A cablegram has been received in
this city stating that Mrs. Diego Glib
son, Of BuenOs Aires, mother Of the
prospective bride, had made the an
nouncement Of the engagement OF Miss
Gibson and Dr. Mullin.
Miss Gibson was a schoolmste Of DR.. |
Mullins sister. Mrs Richard J. Free
man, at Maryland College, Lutherville, !
Md, and had frequently visited the
Mullin family in this city. Her father,
who is deceased, was the most promi- |
nent Wholesale and retail pharmacist /
in Argentine.
DR.. Mullin VIII sail on Saturday, |
October fl, on the Grace Line steam /
ship Santa Lusa from New York for /
Valparaiso, going through the Panama |
Canal and along the west coast to Val !
pariso Chile. From there he will pro- I
ceed by the Andean railroad TO BuenOs |
Aires Dr. Mullin viii spend the month J.
OF November in Argentine, and he and |
his bride Will return by way OF the |
east coast to the United States, arriv-
ing some time about the first Of the
year.
Following his return to Wilmington
DR.. Mullin will open an ONCE for gen.
eral practice in surgery. His father is
John ;. Mullin. we'll known merchant.
whose home Is at Holly Oak. DR.. Mul-
lin is a graduate Of the High school. !
of Princeton and Johns Hopkins. He
was chief resident physician of Della
ware Hospital before entering the
army. He has large circle Of friends
and is very popular because Of his
genial manner.
Mrs. Charles II. Latrobe, Jr.. Is serv-
ing today as one Of the bridesmaids at !
the wedding OF Miss Ruth Martin. OF
Baltimore, and Joseph NJ. Fox, ID. Of
Chestnut Hill, Pa. The wedding took
place in Baltimore.
The enga cement Of Miss Florence \
Little, OF BellffOnte, TO G. Newton
Lusby. of Washington, n. c.. formerly
lf Elkton, Md, is announced by Miss
Iittle's brother. Harry @. Little. Of ,
The wedding will take place
some time next month.
Miss Elsie j. Larrlson. OF No. 3iOs
NhuAUt cAltftf anu A4tSllt D. walker. |
" No COS West Sixth street. were mar
led at the parsonage OF Asbury NJ. Z.
church on September 26, by the Rev.
ieorge White Dawson.
The Rev. and Mrs. Daniel w Poole. OF ,
stony Point, y. c., announce the mar
'iagc, on September 30, Of their daugh-
cr. Fay 10 Gardner w. Beckett, of ,
\ew York City, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Beckett, Of Smyrna.
The bride Is a graduate Of Tennessee
iollege. and for the past two years has :
'een director OF dramatic art at that :
Institution After leaving Smyrna and r
lefore going TO New York, Mfr. Beckett
vas for a number OF years a we'll
nown business man Of Nashville. ,
'enn.. where he made a wide circle =
4 friends. They are expected In Smyrna j
o spend the weekend. and will 90 to \
lew York, where they vii reside.
Miss Grace L.. Gates, daughter OF Mr.
nd Mrs. F. T. Gates. Of Montclair. n p
., and Morris r. Mitchell, son OF DIR. h
nd Mrs. Samuel C. Mitchell, Of New a
rk. were married at O'Clock Thurs =
ay evening at the home of the brides
arents. The ceremony was performed
y the Rev. DR.. Mills. The interior Of =,
nc house was decorated with dahlias
rown on the Gates estate. Miss Alice q
ates, sister of the bride, was maid of =
on0r and Miss Lucia Gates, another q
ster Of the bride, and Miss Mary =
Iitchell. sister of the groom. were -
The best man was n,.