Evening journal., 1919-10-11
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Miss Mary NJ. Manske and Frank r.
/ lIcatOn were married at St. Mary's r.
C.. Church Wednesday afternoon. by the
| Rev. Father McKenna The bridesmaid
was Miss Jennie Logan, Of this city.
John r. Robinson, Of Philadelphia was
best man.
A reception followed at the home Of
| the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs j. w.
Manske.
Th0 newly welded couple are on a
trip South and upon their return Will
live at No. 203 \. BrOOme street
Among those present, We're, the Rev.
Rather Mckenna, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
NIanske, Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Hedton. Sr..
John Manske, Paul Manske, Helen
Nlanske, Misses Eva and Cilinda IIeatOn,
Mrs. Florence HeatOn, OF Washington.
d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs William Spencer, OF
Clayton; p j. Mauer, Mr. and Mrs James
McShane and Miss I. Quinn, OF Ridley
Park; John Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. William
Mooney, OF Glenside, Pa; John Il. Rob
inson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Collier,
Jr.. and Master William Collier, Of
Philadelphia, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs JO-
seph 0Neil, Of JenkintOwn. Pa War
ren Boyd. OF Perryville, Md; Mr. and
Mrs II. Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. }. VI.
Eckrich. Mr.. and Mrs. John Biggins,
Mr. and Mrs. +. Riley, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. p O'Kane, Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
OKane, Jr., Mr. and Mrs II. ScanlOn,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGovern. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Parsdee, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thurman, Mr..
and Mrs. John Fuhrman Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. F. Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. +. sweeney,
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon. Mrs Ellen Cannon,
Mrs. ]. Mccarthy Miss Benson, Miss
Green Miss Hairsine Miss Rudulph.
Miss Perkins, Miss Richter, Miss Mae
Brown, Miss Lena McCracken, Miss
Cora Null, Miss Helen Cannon. Miss
Jennie Logan, Miss Marguerite Logan,
Miss Florence Murry. Miss Mary Muir
ry Mr. George Green, Mr. Albert Hughes,
Mr.. Charles Spencer Mr.. John Cannon,
Mr. Charles Buger. Mr.. John Kirk.
Invitations to the wedding Of their
daughter Miss Pauina Margaret Nagels
TO Henry J. Nickel, have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad f. Nagal, OF No.
29O Verona avenue, Newark. y. ]. The
ceremony will take place in Emmanuel
Presbyterian Church. Newark, the
evening Of October %, and will be per-
formed by the Rev. Samuel L. Hamil-
ton, formerly Of this city assisted by
the Rev. H. II. Hoops, pastor OF the
church
Miss Nagel is a graduate Of st. Luke's
Hospital. New York city, and Is well
known in Newark. Mr.. Nickel IS the
son OF Mrs Matilda NJ. Nickel, OF No.
23l9 Tatnal street, this city, and has
many friends here lie was formerly
i'm the Offices Of the dupont Company
here. and is now connected with their
New York Offices. During the war Mr..
Nickel held commission in the Ord
mace Department.
Miss Nagel will be attended by Miss
Leah NJ. Griffith as maid Of honor.
while George Dare Hopkins, Of this
city. will be best man The ushers
will be H. y. Warrington and II. p.
Jr., brother OF the bride reception
for the bridal party and immediate
families will be held after the ceremony
at the home OF the bride.
After January 4, the couple will be
at home at Bayside Road, Bayside, Long
Island, \. Y.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Walls,
daughter Of former state Senator and
Mrs. Edward c. Walls. of Smyrna, and
Paul J. Rutan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Rutan, of Bellefonte, will take place
on next Wednesday at the home Of the
brides parents.
The bride and groom are both well
known throughout the State Miss
Walls formerly attended the Womans
College at Lutherville. Md Rutan. serv-
ed as a lieutenant in the world war.
lie was overseas more than a year and
was connected with the S0lh Division.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss Eleanor NJ. Durney,
overture. by Charles Van Leer and Miss
Agnes Huston; piano solo, "GOvatto in
B Minor" Bach Morning lPere