Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-31
CHURCH BRIDAL
THIS EVENING
Froehlich Wilmer Wedding
Is Being Soicmnized at
) O'clock

The marriage of Miss Mary r..
Wilmer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David H. Wilmer, 21s Maclay street,
and Mrs. Charles M. Froelich, I'LL
| Market street, will be solemnized
! this evening, at o'clock, in the
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, the
Rev. DR.. J.. Bradley Markward. for
mer pastor of the church, now or
Springfield Ohio. officiating.
The church has been artistically
decorated for the event in red ana
white in keeping with the Christmas
season. Pine trees of various sizes
are banked around the altar where
vases of poinsettias, and tall white
candles. in candlesticks entwined
| with Southern smilax, stand.
| The Bridal Chorus" from Lohen-
grin will be played as the process
sional by Howard f. Bronson, or
ganist, and the Mendelssohn We'd
ding March" as the recessional.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father. will wear n
beaded gown of white Georgette
crepe with overskirt in tunic effect
and n white crepe hat with wreath
of flowers encircling the crown. She
| will carry a shower bouquet Of white
bouvardia and white roses.
In the Wedding Party
Miss Dorothy Helman. the maid
of honor, will wear n beaded frock
! of reseda green with n black lace
hat on which the only trimming is
n transparent, lace-like feather. She
| will carry an old-fashioned bouquet
OF red roses relieved by maiden hair
| fern.
The other attendants. Mrs. Fred
erick Bowman Dapp. Miss Martha
Miller. Miss Elizabeth Dill and Miss
Helen Wallis, will wear attractive
| gowns of embroidered gray Geor-
gette with ruffled skirts. Silver
streamers brighten their hats OF
black tulle and their costumes will
be completed by flowers, arranged
in sheaves, with clusters of red
roses intermingling with sprays OF
maiden hair fern.
f. Hill Roberts will be best man
with the ushers as follows: L. Rich
ard Kinnard. of Wynnewood: Aldine
Lakin, of Hagerstown: Edgar Nc
Neal and Jack Froehlich.
Immediately following the cere-
mony there will be an informal re-
ception at the Wilmer home, 219 Ma
1 NioS otIttN, where decorative
scheme of blue and white has been
effectively carried out. Masses of
stevia, narcissus and white bouvardia
have been banked on the manteI and
the table is graced with a low basket
of similar flowers. Tall candelabra
with blue shades will furnish the
Illumination in the diningroom.
Captain During War
The bride. one of the city's most
popular girls, is n graduate of Cen
tral High school, class of 1915. and
or the Ethical Culture School. N. Y,
Where she took n course in kin
dergarten work. class of 1919. She
also assisted in the harrington kim
derearten for a year.
! Ihe bridegroom is also a graduate
OF central High school, class of 1915.
he later attended PENNSYLVANIA Col
iege at Gettysburg, leaving to en-
list In the Army. He received his
! commission as lieutenant at Fort
| NIAGARA and was later promoted to
captain Whlle overseas where he
served for eleven months. During
that time he was severely gassed NJ
froehllch served about two wears in
all with an infantry machine pnn
unit He is at present Connected
with the Harrisburg National Rank
After the reception the youne
couple will leave on a brief weddine
Trip. The bride will wear n brown
| seal-trlmmed travelling suit with a
close hitting hat of brown duvetvne
and velvet. On their return thev viii
reside in Camp Hill where they have
recently built a new home.
Among the out-of-town sues+s
mere for the wedding are Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Fl. Kinnard, of Wynnewood.
MRS. T. c. Shoppers, Mrs. P. Fl. shei,
rlch, Mrs. P. II. Bletz. and Mrs An
GREW keesey. all of Lancaster: Mrs
j. bradley Markward and Miss Flor
ence Markward. of Springfield, Ohio.