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GERM ANTOWN

Announcement is made of the mar
riagc of Miss Louise Mack. 4449 North
Chadwick street. and Mr. John s. Ba
kcr. Of 1913 Somerset street. which
took place today.
The wedding of Miss Anna A. Me
Mahon. of Germantown, and Mr.. Paul
j. Quinn. of Baltimore, took place on
Monday. November 10, at the Church
of the immaculate Conception. Ger
mantOwn The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. NJ. A. brennan, G..
NJ. of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Faggen. Tl2l
Boyer street, Mount Airy, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Il. Faggan. to Mr., Louis j.
Brecker.
A joint meeting of the five chapters
of the Beta Alpha Reta Sorority of the
Germantown High School is being held
this afternoon at the home Of Miss
Mabel MARBLE. 1927 Germantown ave
nue.. Miss Dorothy Magill is president
of the sorority and also of the Alpha
Chapter Miss Eleanor Wilke is presi
dent of the Beta Chapter, and Miss
Alice Tompkins of the Gamma. Miss
Mabel MARBLE, Miss Alice Tompkins
and Miss Elizabeth Page are the com
mittee which has today's joint meeting
in charge
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

. The wedding of Miss Helen NJ.
Brown. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Brown, of 1891 North
Seventeenth street. and Mr.. Leighton
c. Whitaker. Of West Philadelphia,
was solemnizcd on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock, in the Church of
Our Lady of Mercy, Broad street and
Susquehennn avenue, with the Rev.
Father Diamond officiating.
Mrs. Charles Branch entertained the
members of her card club at luncheon
and cards yesterday, when her guests
included Mrs. George p, Tustin, Mrs.
Edwin j. Benter. Mrs. Russell Will
son. Mrs. Hilyard Smith, Mrs. George
Il. Thompson, Mrs. II. Rex Stackhouse,
Mrs. j Durbn Acker and Mrs.
Lathrop Smith.
Among the weddings to take place on
Thanksgiving Day Is that of Miss Edna
Smeader. daughter of Mr.. William
Smeader, of 2654 Germantown avenue,
and Mr.. Harry Myers, Of Tacony
The bride will be attended by Miss
Naomi Bischof. and Mr.. Walter
Cowdrick will be best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Paul .luge
have returned from their wedding jour
ney and are at home at 1881 North
Broad street. The bride before heI
marriage was Miss Marie Carringtor
Henkel. DR.. and Mrs. Leon Her
mann. OF 1881 Pine street gave Il din
ner on Tuesday evening in honor of the
bridegroom and bride. On Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. lugel entertained al
dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jacobs, of I25C
Woodland avenue, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Miss Bessie
Jacobs. to Mr.. Isador Winkelman, OF
this city.
Mrs. Joseph Schonemun, of the Ma
iestic Hotel will entertain the members
of her bridge club next Monday after
noon. The guests will include Mrs
BENJAMIN Block, Mrs. Henry II. Net
ter, Mrs. Leon $. Meyer, Mrs. ;.
Jacobs, Mrs. B. f. Lyons. Mrs. II
Kahn, Mrs. G. Wise. Mrs. II. Bayers-
doefer, Mrs. ID. Greenwald, Mrs j
Gerste, Mrs. l.. Simons.
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SWARTHM ORE

Numerous persons from the village
and college colony are attending the
Swarthmore dance this evening. held at
the college.
The women of Swarthmore who at
tended the fifty first annual convention
of the Woman's Suffrage party in
Philadelphia the first part Of this week
were Mrs. Jesse II. Holmes, Mrs. A.
G.. Thatcher. Mrs. Russell Smith, Mrs.
| Robert Brooks and Mrs. Frank Ford
| Barber.
Mrs. Frank Ford Barber and Mrs
Samuel =. Felix were guests of Cover
nor Sproul at dinner given at his
home last Monday evening.
4 special program was offered 10y
Miss Mary pusey to the members of the
Junior Woman's Club last Thursday
evening.
"Cho Tho" the famous New York
food clown presented his novel
method of teaching little children the
value of nourishing food to the Woman :
/ club. at the clubhouse. Wednesday
/ afternoon. II was this organization
| which induced the food apostle to in
struct the small children of Swarth ,
more in the desirable articles of food
for correct body building
The Junior Woman's Club announces
the second of the seasons dances at the
clubhouse next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Livingston Rich
gave a dinner in honor Of their daugh
ter. Miss Caroline Rich, Saturday eve
ming. Following the diuner, the guests
attended the theatre. Miss Frances
Barber and Miss Alice Barber were
among those invited.
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ALONG THE READING

Mrs. William II. McFadden. of viii
low Grove pike. Glenside. is spending
some time in Atlantic City, accompanied
by her daughter Mrs. Nat .Ayro of
London. England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Giles. for
merly of Linsmore avenue. Glcnsidc. are
occupying their new home on Mcnle
avenue. below Woodlyu road.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Norris Harrison.
of Township line. .Jeukintown. will
shortly occupy their new home Oh Wyn-
cote road. This was formerly the Arch
bald i. HUBBARD property. The Hubards
have been living with Mrs. Hubbard $
father. Mr. Charles ID. Barney. at Eli
den. Old York road, Ogontz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Werien have
closed their house at .Ienkintowu and
have taken one at Baa.
Mrs wilkins Jones Perkins. of
Gladivy. Old York road aud Spring ave
nue.. Elkins Park. entertained the first
meeting of her bridge club Tuesday aft
ernoOu.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Among the guests at the dinner
which MIR. and Mrs. Samuel A. Gro
Ger gave at their home 1907 Spruce
street. in honor of their niece. Miss
Maisie G. Chance. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Burton Chance, before Mrs.
Charles Stewart Wurts's dancing class,
were Miss Muriel Hodge. Miss Carroll
Spencer, Mr.; David Wilson; Mr.,
Wharton Sinclair. Mr.. George Cresson
and Mr.. Howard Butcher. Sd,
Mrs. George l.. Justice. of st.
Davids. will give theatre party on
Saturday afternoon, Mover 1cr -. n
honor of her nephewS. Master Randolph
+. Justice. Jr., OF Bryn Mawr, and
Master De Forrest Curtis, of Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills. Of
Woodcrest Lodge. st, Davids, viii on
tertain at dinner on Sunday.
Mrs. +. l.ynwood, Mrs, $. Lynwood
Garrison and Miss Elijah, tn Dwight
Garrison. of 1919 Clinton street. will
be at home on Monday. December J.
aud 4. from three until six O'Clock.
No cards have been sent out
Miss Roberta NJ. Howe, daughter of
Mrs. A Leighton Howe. of Ovcrbrook
will be the guest Of honor at a theatre
party and supper. on Monday, Decem =
her l. to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam A, Li9pincott, Jr., of ovcrbrook'
Miss Gertrude l.. =. Couaway, daugh
ter of Mrs. BarkIio lonry, Of Pine
Cottage. Rosemont, viii be the guest OF
honor at a dinner nt the Ritz Carlton,
on December 2G. 10 be given by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry, before tho Benedicts
ball.
Among those who will attend the
opening performance of the opera. as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dewitt
CuyIer. of Edgewood, lIaYcrford. will
be Or. and Mrs. Giuseppe Bnstianelli.
Of Rome, Italy Mr. and Mrs. George
Stuart Patterson. They viii afterwnrd
attend the reception TO be given by Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Stoteshury IN honor
II oI Baron aud BARONESS de Cartier dc
Marchienne
,l,s. Benjamin Rowland, III. aud
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LANSDOWNE e

A large card party for the benefit of
the endowment fund of the Philadelphia
Orchestra was given at Mrs. Napoleon
b. Kelly's home. on Lincoln avenue,
Wednesday. November II. During the
afternoon letter was read from Mr..
Edward Box. thanking the women for
their enthusiastic 60 operation through
out the drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Vernon Phillips
are spending several weeks at White
Sulphur Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian j. Keenan,, Ir. f.,
are spending some time at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Stewart have
just returned from weeks stay at At
lantic City.
Mrs. Edward T. Collins has charge
of the first club dance of the season,
which is to be held at the Twentieth
Century Club on Saturday evening,
November %,
Mrs. Sarah Phillips Bunting ad
dressed the meeting of the w. c. L. L.,
which was held at the Methodist Church
on Wednesday afternoon, Noyember
II. Her subject was Present
Needs. '
The Women's Club of Drexe Hill
will hold its next regular meeting or
November 21. at Mrs. Frank Fromm'
home. Mrs. George II. Bean, OF
Cynwyd. will give one of her interest
ing current events talks.
Mrs. William s. Baxter and son. Mr..
Albert Baxter, of the Evergreen Lodge,
are spending the week at Atlantic
! CITY
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Mrs. Lowering have issued invitations
for dance at the Huntingdon Valley
Country club. on Tuesday. December
% at $3.50 o'clock. in honor of their
son and daughter. Mr.. Benjamin Row
land. Sd. and Miss Dorothy Lowering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Berwind
Chase. of Radnor. will entertain nj
dinner in honor of their daughter. Miss
pcrnordcnc Chase. before the dance at
the Merton Cricket club on De-
ccmber 30.
Mrs. Thomas leaning will close
Brentwood. her place in Wayne. N
Monday. and return to her town house
~ South Twenty first street. for the
winter,
Mrs Gurnee Mum and Mrs. Arturo
de Heeren. returned from New York
last evening aud are staying at Mrs
Munn's home at Radnor.
Mr.. and Mrs Barclay Harding War
burton have returned from French Lick
Springs. Ind. to Rosemary. their
country place at Old York road and
Township line. Jenkintown.
Mrs Henry Il. McIntirc. of Bryn
Mawr. and Mrs. A. Reed Mclntire. of
NArdmore. have issued invitations for "A
dance on Friday, November 2S at the
, Merton Cricket club from 1 until 6
o'clock, in honor of their daughters.
Miss Gwendolyn Mclntirr aud Miss
Anna Mclntire.
f Mrs. Samuel A. Short. of the Coro-
uado. announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Virginia Alton. to Mr..
John Dobson Schofield .Jr.. on Wedncs
day. November II, at Leverington
Presbyterian Church. RoXborough
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Radbill. of
Marble Hall. Pa, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Florence
Radbill. to Dr. Carlos Puente. of Lima
Peru. Doctor Puentp is graduate of
the niversity of Pennsylvania. The
wedding will take place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace William Castor
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Mary Elizabeth Castor.
to Dr. Dennis Fl. Simmerman. with
luncheon and cards this afternoon.
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ROXBOROUGH

The most elaborate patriotic pageant
ever held in the Twenty first ward will
take place at 3 O'Clock this afternoon in
Gorgas Park in the interest of the Com
munity Service of Philadelphia. Amer =
lea and her allies will be represented.
In the history of America Miss Helen
C. Haig will represent Pocahontas I;
Miss w A. Murphy, Priscilla; Miss
Katherine Keely Martha Washington ;
Miss Catharine s. Cox, Betsy Ross
Miss Isabel Foulkrod. Barbara Fritchie ;
Miss Flora Ware. Molly Pitcher; Miss
Helen Grandund, Peggy Shippen /:
Miss NJ. d. Belz. Molly Pitcher. and
Miss Ethel NJ. Sudders, Miss Column
bia. Young women from the large man
ufacturing plants in Manayunk and st.
Andrews Neighborhdod House in West
Manayunk. will represent historical pc
RODS in Belgium Poland, France. Ire
land. Italy and England. The Caledo-
nian Club of Philadelphia and the Man ;
ayunk members Of the Welsh Society
viii Illustrate striking features OF their
national life. Other societies taking
part include Girl Scouts, Belgian Relief.
X. NJ 9. Al. salvation Army Red
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Helen V. Brooks. daughter of
Lieutenant and Mrs. John +. Brooks.
of 1913 Porter street. will entertain on
Monday. November II. Her guests
will include Miss Eleanor Falows. Miss
Margaret Ramsey, Miss Bertha Shore,
Miss Ida Clofax. Miss Zimmerman,
Miss Lillian Hart. Miss Laura Logan,
Miss Kathryne Shirt, Miss NJ. EXtram
and Miss Frances Shetzlne.
The ri Sigma Sorority is looking
forward TO Saturday evening. November
-, when it will give a dance at the
Philadelphia Cricket Club, st. Martins.
Mr.. Thomas Comerford and Mr.. An
drew p. Dare. of 2233 South Beech :
wood street. will spend this week end
cunning at Monroeville, y. j.
On Thursday evening reception to
the Carnival Aids was given in the hall
OF st. Monica's School. Among those
present were Mrs. !. McAuliffc. Miss
Regina Mooney, Miss Mary Hogan,
Miss Mary Mooney. Mrs. Joseph Hal
pin. Miss Anna Mooney. Mrs. Johanna
Murphy. Miss Inez MacNeil. Miss Marie
Milnamow. Miss Margaret Green,
Mrs. John Donahue. Mrs. Coursals
Miss Dowd. Mrs. Fred DE Putron,
Mrs. John Laughlin. Miss Mary cana =
han. Mrs. Frank Collins. Mrs. John
Shram. Mr.. John Carr. Mr.. Fred DE
Putron. Mr.. John MacMenanin, Mr.
lanes Cleary. Mr.. Michael Hicks, Mr.
Joseph Kane. Mr.. Leo Collins. Mr.
Dougherty and Mr.. O'Keefe.
Miss Florence Modell gave mas
oued dansant at her home. SlS Soutl
S,xtieth street. last evening. Amont
those present We're Miss Dorothy kar
don. Miss Kitty Segall. Miss Gidelsorn
Miss Eva Chutech. Mr.. Benjamin
Freedman. Mr.. Samuel Swift. Mr.
Herman Kessler. Mr.. Brody and MIR
Abraham Shapiro.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Forty
eighth ward branch of the Tenants
Protcctive Association held its hrs
minstrel show and dance on WednesdaN
evening, November -, at Convenlen
Hall. Twenty ,third and Fedora
streets. 1t was a great success imam
cially and socially The committee in
clnded Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Burns and Mrs
| Hayman.
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TloGA

The members of the Phi Alpha Sigma
fraternity will give masquerade party
this evening at the home of Mr.. Edward
Rlaukley, 34OO North Twenty second
street Among those who will partlci =
nate are Miss Mildred Garren, Miss
Mary NIillheim, Miss Lyetta Blankley.
Miss Helen Elhert. Miss Emily Max
well. Miss Margaret Merz, Miss Hazel
Tullis, Mr.. Verne Strickland. president
of the fraternity; Mr.. Alfred Jordan,
vice president: Mr.. Thomas Everest,
Mr.. Earl Schmidt, treasurer Mr..
Howard Booth, Mr.. James knlyeton'
Mr.. Ernest Schneider, Mr.. John Tripo J.,
lipsis. Mr.. John c. Hess, Mr.. Howard
Gulick, Mr.. Edgar Oliver. Mr.. Blank =
ley and Mr.. Neal MacMichael.
An attractive minstrel entertainment
will he given on Thursday evening,
November 20. by the members of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the TEN
ple Baptist Church. Tioga and Twenty
second streets, in the social hall of the
church. Those who will take part are
Miss Eva Tindall. interlocutor Miss
Edna Collins. Miss Bertha Janney, Miss
Gertrude Janney. Miss Edna Nees, end
men: Miss Dorothy Kolb, Miss Nees,
soloists Miss Gladys Crist, Miss Sarah
Taylor. Miss Elsie Burt, Miss Myrtle
Tindall, Miss Marian Zondler, Miss
Edna Bailey, Miss Marsha Shoenberg,
in the chorus. and Miss Alice Widener,
recitations. Miss Laura Nees will pre-
side and Miss Frances Barnes will be
the accompanist.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Beck. of 4200
North Broad street, announce the we'd
ding OF their daughteE, Miss Christina
Beck. 10 Mr.. Albert A. Welker In Holy
TrinS& Lutheran Church on November
8. Nj and Mrs, Welker viii he At
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Dance at Martel's

The Comrades of Young Israel gave
dance at Martels Academy. 1I10
North Broad street last night.
This organization is engaged in child
welfare and emergency work. During
the summer. they gave a series of out
ings for poor children,
q, At the present time this organization
IS engaged in emergency work. particu
lurly interested in preventing the spread
of consumption among children whose
parents are tubercular.
The funds derived from the dance
will help the Comrades of Young Israel
to become big brothers and sisters to
these deserving children.
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LAW N DALE

Mrs, &. Sharpson. OF Argyle street
has been spending the last two weeks
in Harrisburg, Pa.
At the surprise party which Mrs. K.
Crane. of Fanshaw street. gave for her
daughter, Miss Mabel Crane, the guests
present were: Miss Mildred Butler.
Miss Dorothy Pebre. Miss Louise ESs
linger. Miss Julie Esslinger. Miss Ivy
Newton, Miss Dorothy Moland. Miss
Nancy Macdonald, Miss Thelma Kraft
Miss Catherine Gastel, Miss Mary
Burns. Mr.. John OiDonnel, Mr.. W.
Irwin, Mr.. Them Dornheim, Mr.. Har
ry Mann. Mr.. Millard Hand. Mr..
Ralph Bensen. Mr.. Frank Crane. Mr..
Alfred Roemhild, Mr.. John Ischi and
Mr.. Horace Crane.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. aud Mrs. Il, j. Singiser. of 722
South Fifty fifth street, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Straussner will motor to
Harrisburg today, where they will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Sin
giser, ST., for the week end. Mr..
John Strsussner, who has been
this city for the last month, left for
New York last night and win ssii for
Inndon on the Carmania today. Mr..
StrnusRner has been living in London
for The last three years, aud this has
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been his first visit to his home since
America entered the war
Announcement is made of the mar
riagc gu Wednesday afternoon of Miss
Margaret +. Farrell. $3.50 Grcenway
avenue. TO Mr.. Henry 6. Brooks, 4l12
Pine street. After two weeks wed
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks will BE-
at home at 65l3 Regent street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,JuniuS II. Boteler.
Jl21 Webster street. announce the en-
gagcment of their daughter. Miss Mar.
garet Bonsall Boteler. and Mr.. A. IIar-
vey Winner, 1924 Springfield avenue.
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FALLS OF scHuYLklLL

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Gehring Harkness,
of Queen lane, will give a dinner this
evening at their home, in honor Of Miss
Elsie Turner and Mr.. Theodore Hesser,
whose engagement was recently an
nounced. Other guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Newman Hesser, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Newman Hesser, Jr.,
Mr., and Mrs. Byron Silence Walton
Master Paul Newman Hesser Sd, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Margaret Walton.
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FRANK kFORD

The frankford Country Club gave
mosque dance on Wednesday evening
for all its club members.
Miss Bernice Holden, Of Arrott street,
will entertain the members of her sew
ing circle at her home on Tuesday eve
ming.
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WISSAHICkON

Miss Ada Beatty. of Atlantic city,
is spending fortnight with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Beatty,
at their new home, 49, Rochelle avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Carey, of
Easton. Pa. will be the guests. over
the week end. of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Fox. of 233 Rochelle avenue
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Chadwick. daughter Of Mrs. Ella +.
Chadwick. of the Delmpr Morris. will
become the bride of Mr.. William +. II.
Johnson. Of Logan Miss Eva NJ Chad
wick will he her sisters only attendant.
Mr.. Raymond B. johnson will attend
his brother MS best man. DR.. Edward
:. Ninde will perform the ceremony.
The following men will act as ushers /:
Mr.. Harold Williamson. Mr.. Paul
Knox. of Pittsburgh Mr.. Lew Low
man, of Lowman, \. V. and Mr.. Carl
Withers. of Scranton. MIR. J. Harker
Chadwick will give his sister in mar
riage.
A small reception will follow the
ceremony at the home of the bride $
mother.
EVANS HARRISON
An attractive home wedding took
place Wednesday evening at Z 80
o'clock. when Miss Elizabeth l.. Har-
rison, of 422S Regent street, was given
in marriage by her uncle. Mr.. u. L..
Lnech. to Captain Elmer +. Evans. of
J246 Addison street reception fol
lowed Immediately after the ceremony.
The bride was gowned in white satin
trimmed with duChesse lace and carried
shower bouquet of bride roses.
The maid of honor. Miss Mary f.
Leech wore white satin with an over
dress of pink georgette and carried
Ia France rosebuds. Miss Mabel Evans.
bridesmaid wore a dress Of light blue
satin and carried La France rosebuds
Captain Clinton Evans. brother of
the bridegroom, was best man. The
ceremony was performed by Doctor
Whaley
Captain and Mrs. Evans have left
for two weeks wedding trip
ONESLRAMSEY
Owing to recent death in the fam
lily, Miss Phillys NJ. Ramsay. Of 32S
South Forty second street will be
married very quietly at her home this
evening to Mr.. b. Griffith Jones. of
4336 Pine street Miss Ramsey will
wear a gown of white georgette and
carry white rosebuds Her only at
tendant will be her sister, Miss Doris
Ramsey. who will wear Il yellow gown
and carry bronze chrysauthcmums. Mr..
Horace Jones will be best man for
his brother. After n two weeks wed e
ding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will
live at 32S South Forty second street.
BEASLEY- HARMS
The wedding of Miss Katharine
Harms, daughter of the Rev. j Henry
Harms. rector OF HOLY Communion Iu :
theran Church. and Mrs. Harms. and
Mr.. Walter G. Beasley, of Lynchburg,
Va, took place at I 80 O'Clock on
Wednesday in the church, and was
performed by the brides father.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle. the Rev. J. Edward Harms.
of Hagerstown. Md, and Miss Betty
Harms was maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Virginia Beas-
ley. sister of the bridegroom. and
Miss Mamie Braswell, of Rocky Noun
tain, y. c. The flower girls were Miss
Margaret Moore and Miss Katherine
Anstach. Little Miss Miguon Foer-
dcrer was ring bearer. Mr. Parker
Beasley, brother of the bridegroom
was best man, and the following men
were ushcrs: Mr.. w. Tonner, Mr..
Harold =. Moore. Mr.. Harry Hodges,
Mr.. Francis J Leopold. Mr. Henry
Beasley. of Lynchburg. Va. a cousin
of the bridegroom, and Mr. II. B. Null
ligan.
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Photo by photo Crafters.

home, lS4S Godfrey avenue, on Wcdnes
days in January.
Mrs Richard G.. Hearndon. of New
York. is visiting her sister. Miss May
Iutz. 2O07 Ontario street