Evening journal., 1919-06-11
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The engagement is announced OF Miss
Bella Meltzer. of Brooklyn. N. Y, and
Samuel Goldstein, No. sos West Fourth
street this city. Mr. Goldstein who is
a member Of the firm Of Goldstein
Bros, returned in December from over
seas, where he served with the 3i9lh
Aero Squadron.
At the home Of Miss Mollie Goodwin
at Annapolis, Md, on June 6, Miss Alma
! Gallaher Owens, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs l.. A. Owens, Of Wilmington, and
| Second Lieutenant w. Baynard Onley,
! u. 5. NJ. c., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z.
/ 0nley, Of Clayton, Delaware, were mar
/ ried
Lieutenant and Mrs. Onley will spend
the month Of June down the bay and
other Southern points.
Miss Eleanor Arthur, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Arthur, and John
! Eckrish, OF this city, were married yes
ierday morning in St. Patricks r. G.
Church by the Rev. J. p. Quigley.
Miss Sarah M Alexander, daughter OF
MFR. and Mrs. William H. Alexander OF
No 1901 B street and Peter Lionudakis
were married last evening at the hons
OF the brides parents by the Rev.
Luther NJ. Broadway, pastor OF Madeley
NJ. E. Church.
The couple were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. De Tracey. The bride wore a
pretty white georgette crepe dress
trimmed with beads and carried
shower bouquet Of bride roses. The
matron Of honor wore a white geor
gette dress and carried sweet peas.
Miss Jennie McGrath played the we'd
ding march and also played during the
evening.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Lionudakis viii live in this city,
Announcement is made Of the engage.
ment Of Philip j. Carpenter. Of this CITY.
and Miss Gladys Peet, Of st. Paul. Min
nesota Mr.. Carpenter. who lives at No,
1908 Franklin street, is connected with
Laird and Company. investment bank
ers, and during the war was an ensign
In the Naval Air Service, stationed at
Key West Florida. He has a host Of
friends in this city. He and Miss Peet
met In Palm Beach, Florida, last win
ter when Mr.. Carpenter, on furlough.
had gone to that resort 10 spend few
days Miss Peet has been a visitor in
this city, she having been entertained
by Mr.. Carpenters mother, Mrs Frank
G. Carpenter, and by Mrs II. Fletcher
Brown. In announcing the engagement
the st. Paul (NIinn.) Pioneer Press said:
Mr. William F. Peet. No. 40 Vir-
sinia avenue. announces the engagement
Of his daughter Gladys, TO Philip J.
Carpenter, of Wilmington, Del No OATS
has been set for the wedding. Mr..
Carpenter has been with the Naval Avi-
alton Service. Miss Peet's sister, Mrs,
Robert Burns, gave a tea Friday after
noon in honor Of her sister and her
fance, at which time the engagement
was announced. Miss Peet is an at
Iractive member of the young society
set and is deeply interested in phil
activities She is especially
'Ond Of outdoor activities and is an at
ractive equestrienne, in which sport
ihe is an adept. She made her debut a
'ew years ago at a large tea given at
he Peet home"
Miss Catherine c. Gill and Thomas J.
Kane were married on June 3 in St.
Mary's r. c. Church by the Rev. J. j.
,loKenna. Mr.. and Mrs. Kane will live
1t No. 9O2 dupont street after June 70.
Miss Agnes lie Van and Harvey C.
Barker were married on May 90 by the
Rev ]. J. MeKcnna.
Miss Bessie A. Elliott and Leo A.
l'Jara xSprp uarried an Nfondav after-'
Don at o'clock in Sacred Heart r. C.
hurch by the Rev. Father Leonard.
Miss Clara NJ. 0'Hara was maid OF
OnOf and Gerald A. Lawler OF Phila-
elphia was best man.
The wedding march was played by
llss Ryan, Organist Of the church. Dur
lg the ceremony the following selec-
ons were played: "A Perfect Day."
nd 20. Promise Me-"
The bride wore a white beaded
eorgette dress with white georgette
at and carried a bouquet Of sweet
cart roses. The bridesmaid wore pink
crepe, with a leghOrn hat and
lrried a bouquet Of pink roses.
After the ceremony a wedding sup
er was served at the home Of the
rooms mother, Mrs. Margaret O'Hara,
o. 6i2 West Second street. Mr. and
rs. O'Hara left Monday evening for a
ip TO Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert B. Collupy, Of No. 3ii
adlson street announces the engage
ent Of her daughter, Miss Lillian Col
py, to Joseph Douglas. The wedding
i'll take place early in July.