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Zion Evangelical.

Morning service at 1880 in. Ger
man. Sunday school, 1880. r. P. A.
will meet at isis p. m. and English
service at 8 o'clock. Mid-week prayer
meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday
at 8 p. m. ]. J. Schroeder, minister.
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Nfc4hudist EnisrDnal.

Worship, 1890. Subject, "Shall
North Dakota Backslide Morally"
New members received. Sabbath
school, IL o'clock. Epworth league.
$3.50. Evening worship, 1880, Sermon,
Some Modern Hypocrites."
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MendenhaN Memorial Presbyterian.
= ---- lEast Grand EorkS :

Sunday school, 10. Morning serv-
ice, II. Subject, Christian Educa-
tion,"s by Rev. j., 7. Thornton, repre-
senting Manchester college. Evening
service, 8 o'clock. C. E., z m. Inter
mediate c. E., 7:15. Carl Perrin,
minister.
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Bethel Lutheran.

Services. 1880 a. m. by church
elders and 1880 p. m. by Rev. E. H.
Gunhus. Sunday school at IL. Ladies'
Aid Thursday at 3 o'clock. Mrs. A.
E.. .Byc.s hostess. Mid-week prayer
meeting Thursday, 1880 p. M. E. H.
Gunhus, pastor. a- r.
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First Baptist,

Good Citizenship Sunday. Rev. e.
A. Leake will preach at morning
service at 1880 a. m. Subject,
citizenship" Sunday school at IL
o'clock with special program. Young
Peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m. Dean.
V. p. Squires will speak at 1880 p.
m. Subject, ""The Significance Of
Christian Citizenship" A cordial in
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Immapu4 swodish inthernn.

North Sixth street. Sunday school
$3.50: high mass in Swedish II a. M;
services in English 7:20 p. M; Lenten
service in church parlors Wednes-
day 8 p. M; Luther league Thursday
s p. M. A. Hotter and Walter Steele
serves. J. NJ. Persenius, pastor.
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First Church Of Christ. scientist.

Church on Belmont ven Sun
day services at II a. m. Subject,
Minds Sunday school follows.
Wednesday, evening service at s
o'clock. Reading room. First Ma
tionaa bank building. Hours. IL to
s.
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Sk Marlr'a

ST.. Marks Lutheran.
Bible school at 9:46 q. M; morn
ing worship at IL q. M. theme,
Lent" Luther League at z y. M;
evening worship at g. p. M. theme.
Leadership" c., J.. Forester, pastor.
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Lutheran Free.

Corner Cottonwood and Second ave-
nue.. Services Sunday morning, 1880.
and evening, 1850, conducted. by Prof.
G. Nordberg. Sunday schooLAnd bible
class, 11:46. 5S y
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CHURCH
SERVICES

Norwegian DaniLh Methodit Dpisco-
pal.
Morning service at 1896; Sunday
school IL; Epworth league q; evening
service g..
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St Ranl,s-

The first Sunday in. Lent. Holy
communion, 8 a. m. Sunday school,
10 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon,
IL a. m. The first Of a series Of Len
ten leetures, 7:30 p. m. Subject, IA
Citizen And His Duty" All seats are
free and you are cordially invited to
worship with us. J. Watson, rector.
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Church of Cod.

- a. M, Sunday school. This will
be the last day Of the revival meet
ings. Services at IL a. M, 2:15 p.
M and 7:45 p. m. All are invited
to attend these meetings. A. c..
Ahrendt, pastor.
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Lutheran Emmanuel.
COS South Third,

English service at 10 a. M; Ger
mar service at IL a. m. Sunday
school at 3 a m. Lenten service on
Wednesday evening at s p, m: II. F.
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Plvn,outh mno~rnt3on.I.

Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL,
Morning worship. IL q. m. Subject,
Are We Ready to Meet the Challenge
Of the Day?" Children's address. The
Homefire Circle will not meet this
week.
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Bethany Lutheran.

Zion church. English services,
10:45; Morse, 1880. Sunday school.
usual hour. The Mems club Tues
day evening. VA silver collection for
the Home Defense movement Will. be
taken at the Sunday a. m, service.
David Stoeye.
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Mrs R. D. Campbell, 32s South
Sixth street will leave Sunday noon.
for Minneapolis and Chicago where
she will visit with friends for several
WeekRs 49,:
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ALONG THE READING

Mrs. Frank II. Bachman entertained
at a tea at her home In Rydal. few
afternoons ago, for the members of the
board OF directors of the Vacation Home
for Working Girls. Mr.. and Mrs. Bach
man and Miss Rosiiia Bachman will 20
In a short time to their bungalow In
the Adirondacks, where they will spend
the remainder Of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs jerks B. Robinson, of
Jenkintown. are touring the Great
Lakes. and have been staying a few
days in Minneapolis. where they have
been the guests of Mrs. .Robinson's
brother Mr.. Samuel j. Randall Win
terer, and his family. and of her brother
in-law and sister, the Rev. and Mrs.
Luther B. Deck ~
DR.. and Mrs. Byron NJ. Peters are
spending a week In the Poconos. They
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. d. u. Will
liams and their son, Mr.. ID. Il. Will
liams, Jr.. Of New York, at their home
in Jenkintown last week, ID" -.
Mrs. George +. Lasher. Miss Gertrude
Gilbert and Miss, F.. NJ. Rudolph. OF Ry-
dal; are spending a few weeks at the
Chalfonte. Atlantic City.
Mr.. Penrose HallowelI, Jr., OF
Meadowbrook. is at Atlantic City where
he is recuperating from bis recent illness
Captain Baggs and Miss Baggs, OF
Abingdon, have returned from Asheville
n. c., where they spent several weeks as
the guests of Major A. n. Baggs. NJ. G.
and his family. Major Baggs is stationed
at the s. Hospital at Otun. n. c.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Miss Edith Watt. of Wayne, will spend
The first week In July at Williamsport
Pa. as the guest OF the parents of Mr..
Raymond Carlson. The engagement of
MISS watt and Mr.. Carlson has just
been announced.
Mrs. w w. Light. of Bryn Mawr. en-
tertained the Monday Card Club at her
home. on Monday, at a luncheon fol-
lowed by cards.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Dotterer and
family. of Wayne. will leave today
for Atlantic City. to spend the next two
weeks at the Hotel Dennis. Miss Mary
Dotterer, who is nod I'm Knoxville,
Tenn. as delegate from Swarthmore
College to the convention of the Chic
mega Fraternity, will join her parents
at Atlantic City
Mrs. David Boies with her two chill
dren, Miss Mari Boies and Miss Eliza
beth Dickson Boies. of Scranton. Pa,
spent few days last week with Mr..
and Mrs Pierson Conrad, of Wayne the
parents OF Mrs. Boies. Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad will start today on q motor trip
to Bay Head and a number OF the coast
resorts
Miss Elanor Greene of Fox Chase, Is
now in Knoxville, Tenn. attending the
as one of the delegates from Swarthmore
College.
Mr. Charles o. Barrett. OF the Wayne
wood, Wayne. has returned from a trip
of three weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Campbell. Of Berwyn.
president Of the Garden Club. of Wayne,
entertained the club at luncheon at her
home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howson. of
Wayne, are moving this week into their
new home at Haddonfield. n. J.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

N, 4, n l,t,~ -
WI ana Mrs, ". r. keinicke, Oh so,
wes. ne,sn .ii nave s, aounHeu nS,Ea
Carolvn ReInicke and Mr. Wesley cal.
boun of e6a6 North Ninth street. on
Friday, bv The Rev. +, paul McConkey.
Of Tie CASTOR Presbyterian church
Eleventh street and Lehigh avenue.
Upon their return from a short trip Mr..
and Mrs. Calhoun will be at home at
S07 West Lehlgh avenue.
Mrs Georpe r Graves of Hutchinson
street and I,ebiph nyenue. and her fam
iIv are .occunying their summer home IN
Ocean Citys Where they will be ioined by
Doctor Graves over the Weekend.
The nuni,a NJ Madame De SYLVIA
Schoen. OF the North philadelphia Con.
seryntorv Of Music gave a musicale
last evening in the parish hall OF the
Holy Cross Lutheran Church. Ninth
street and Lehigh avenue.
Mr. and.Nrs Csorpe Miller have pone
70 Island Heights FOR the season
NJ. .,, Ne. r,y,,,,as, ,Isc,,,ono,
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FRANKFORT

Miss Reba Wheeler, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Wheeler 1909 Arrott
street. left on Friday last on the Nor
wegian steamship Stavangerfjord from
New York. to become the bride of Mr..
Hans Bull, Of Bergen. Norway. The
marriage is the elimination Of a
romance began when Mr. Bull was in
this country on business.
Mrs. Charles Henry and her daughter.
Miss Adele Henry and Miss Gladys
Henry. have left for Alexandria, Va,
where they will join Mr.. Henry for two
months.
Mrs p, Gordon and family are spend :
ing the summer in Ocean City. Mrs.
Kellerman and daughter Miss Heller
Kellerman. Of Trenton, will visit them
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Tucker, Of 4s44
Duffield street, were given farewell
party by their relatives and friends
before leaving for Colorado, where they
will live in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall BainbrIdge,
Jr. and family. of Cottman street. are
spending the summer at their cottage In
Wildwood.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs David Solinberger and
family, OF 2736 South Eleventh street.
motored to their home on Sunday, after
n two weeks stay in Wildwood
Miss Sophie c. Rappaport, of si7 East
Passyunk avenue. spent last week END
N Atlantic City, as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shillingsberg, of
l225 South Fifteenth street, are reeeiy-
ing congratulations on the birth Of a
daughter. Mrs. Shillingsberg will be re.
membered as Miss Florence Parker.
me Chumz's Club had the opening OF
US mousse In Parkland, Pa. last Sun
gay. The Chumz Club members include
MISS Esther Klink, Miss Peggy Leonard
MISS Catherine Atherholt and Miss Bes.
SIC Fennen. Among their guests were
Miss Marie Power. Miss Martha Rond
and Miss Mary Bond. ''
e. Mr.. and Mrs. George McConaghy and
family. OF 1925 Ritner street, have re.
turned to their home after n fortniah,
stay in Wildwood.
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HOLM ES BURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Knauer and family.
OF S02s Frankford avenue, are spending
a fortnight in wildwood. y. J.
Miss Elizabeth Eckley. Of Walker
street, is visiting friends in East Orange,
n. j., for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drue Altman have left
Ithaca, n. Y, and are making their
home at 804O Rowland avenue. Mrs.
Altman was Miss Blanche Oppenhcimer.
OF this city
Mrs. G. O'Reilly and daughters will
leave this week for an extended trip to
the Pacific coast and be gone until the
middle of September.
Mrs. Joseph S. Simsohn. of 900 North
Franklin street is spending the summe r
at the cottage of her father, Mr. Morris
Stern, 230 Rhode Island avenue. Allan
tic City,
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TtoGA

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brooks. of
oofo Worth Twenty,frst street. have
tumn. .s. N'''' "u
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Schurch. of
2l2s West Venango street, and theIr
daughter, Miss Ethel Westlake Schurch.
left last week for their summer home in
ocean CITY, and will remain until the
middle of September. DR.. and Mrs, Cor
don w. Schurch. son and daughter-in-
law OF Mr.. and Mrs. Schurch, will be
their guests over the Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bigler Morrison.
of 170l West Erie avenue, have gone 10
Glenside for the summer and early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan II. Davies. of
Tioga, who are spending the summer al
Atlantic City. have returned from a
two-weeks trip to Ohio where they at
tended commencement at Denison Uni.
versity. Mr. Davies Is a graduate OF
Denison, Glass 1915.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Haubcr an.
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Miss Helen Ida Hauber. to Mr.. David
Sykes Og1en, In this city. on Saturday
at a o'clock.
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Rox BOROUGH

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin r. Van Arsdale
will return from their wedding trip next
week and will be at home with the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Boardman. 42S Seville street. until the
completion of their new home in Rox-
borough. The bride was Miss Ruth A.
Boardman.
Miss Florence Sabold. her sister. Miss
Carrie Sabold, Of Ridge avenue, and
their nephew, Mr.. Oliver Sabold, of State
College, will sail early In July to spend
two months travelling through Europe.
Mrs Ella Lush and her daughter, Miss
Ethel Lush. of Green lane, will go to
wildwood for July.
Mrs. Joseph Brugger and Miss Alma
NJ. Peterman. of Roxborough. will be the
guest for two months of Mrs. Percy
Volpe, of Curwensville, Pa.
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WEDDINGS OF WEEK
IMPORTANT AFFAIRS
Miss Blanche Miller Bride OF Mr.,
George FouIkrod-Ward-
Murphy Nuptials

The marriage Of Miss Blanche Miller.
Mrs o Miller. to Mr.. George Foulkrod.
Of Frankford, took place yesterday aft
ernoon at 1880 o'clock. In the Summit
Presbyterian Church, Germantown. the
Rev. Alexander Henry officiating. Mr..
Robert Miller gave his sister in marriage.
The bride was attended by sMiss Olga
Dau as maid of honor and Mr.. Horace
Ross acted as best man for Mr.. Foulkrod.
A small reception for the families and n
mony. at the v. w. G. A. Building. Ger
mantown. After trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Foulkrod will liv at state College. Pa.
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streets. have returned to their home after
IN Cape May. While there, they enter
tained at house party, The guests In
cluded Miss Frances Hart, Miss Ruth
~, Bristow. Miss Mary Parsons. Mr..
OF Buffalo, ~ Y; Mr.. EdgarcISerfoot
and Mrs. and Mrs. W. Parsons. Mrs.
Rodgers anc Miss Rodgers will spend
the remainder Of the summer at Cape
Miss Mary Johnston. Of 5223 Rodman
street, has returned to this city after
City. -
MI. Joseph Pusey and his sister, Mrs.
$. r, Anderson, OF 5ii7 Locust street..
left on SATURDAY, for Los Angeles Calf
and will visit National Park and other
places Of interest. They will remain in
Los Angeles and Frisco for two months
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MOORESTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Middleton and
family. have gone to Beach Haven for
the summer. Mrs. Hewes. who was
Miss Anna Middleton before her mar
riage, will spend part of the summer
with them.
are occupying cottage at Beach
Haven until the first Of August
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund w. Me-ie spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
Mont Clair, y. ].
Mrs Joseph ]. Potter has returned.
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Longmead, OF
Bryn Mawr
Mr.. anc Mrs. Henry Tatnall Brown
ward Harmer are spending a few days
at the Engleside Hotel. Beach Haven
y. j.
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WISSAHICkON

Al The summer nights entertainment
given by Mr.. and Mrs. James Woben-
smith. al their home. 512 RICHTER street.
the guests included Mr.. Walter Gibson,
OF Germantown; Mr.. and Mrs; Harry
Helms. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph SGhohs,d'
and Mrs, wallace Root. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Henry Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs: Jo-
seph davenport. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer j.. Schall. MT
Elmer Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ransford, Mr. and Mrs. Mays. Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Littlefeld and Master u
Taylor wobensmith. Cards and feats OF
magic were followed by dancing.
Mrs. Charles Kruger and her family
Of Sumac street, have gone to Ocean City
for the remainder of the season.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

ro,,nc.S Mr, ana Mrs. Morris l.. Clothier an
tu"'r9 tor NI inc engagement of their daugh-
~, MISS Emily f.. Clothicr. To Mr.
N,,euerlck ii. Strawbridge. Jr., son of
~ Tu anu Mrs. Frederick II. Strawbridge.
VI iorworth, Germantown.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strawhr,, -,
tetSdow Lodge. Bryn Mawr are sntopt pi
Va Miss Jane Scalen. of Richmond
Ana ,Mlss Pauline Maben. OF Alahama
bupgSM MISS Eleanor Chalfonte, OF pitts.
Miss sGnooI friends Of their daughter.
dance "moa mhia Ntrawbridge, until after the
evenirs" winch they will give on FRIDAY
,."'s' w at their home. 'N " ''aS
pINnr r, = and Mrs. W. BarkIie Ham, -,
ner for oo't.age .ge Rosemont, will give a ain.
Henry 'nelr son, Mr.. BarkIie Nc Xen
dannsS on Friday evening before lie
StraWbrIE5uo 10 be given by Mr.. and, Mrs
Mawr. Ne at their home in Bryn
The b'T; WIS. Is the guest OF Mr. Henry NyNr Mew
"e Fourth of July. iieh'y over
troinS OF the guests who vish q, ~.
Charles u She dance which Mr., and Mrs
will .I1,,E, II, Coke, of Willisbrooke Earm
will So SNe ON Saturday evening .b,Iv y
leaving ,eo Reat az Paoli station at the traih
Mic ,i'"u street at S;15 O'Clock.
William 'iHIe'En " E Page, daughter Of Mrs
will make he. AZ G or 23l4 Locust street,
Sstanredr. ner mother at the Acorn sa 70 , ne given
leave neyt Movember O, Miss Page viii
with ReS Rer' ,Mee week for Coopcrstown. \. w "
the Aidincu u"', Mrs Sidney Mason. OF
August. ana Will remain until
Of VILLAIN J. Clothier and chIldren
day fron,' 'w1od, returned home on Mon,
fortnight SNnelsea, where they spent a
family win Mr " ana Mrs. Clothier and
they vii, In''r home at PhoenIxviie. whern
Summer. 'e"n the remainder OF the
ArdmooreN eN"iHM'een Hase Ritter. of Valley road
Me- where "b 70 gone to Winter Harbor,
feggy RosenrSr,aS S tho guest OF Miss
ny' ~, ., ana W Mrs, Atwatcr Kent and finn
uIdas for ~ = lis, Ardnore, left on SAT-
they VIII IN srd dhennebunkport, Me. wSers
DaVid d. Williams. ST. Asapb.s
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cantor and
family, of 1927 Norris street, have closed
their home and are stopping at the
Blackstone Hotel, Atlantic City, for the
summer.
Mrs. Jacob Mandel is spending the
summer at the home of her son Mr..
David Mandel. Jr,, 36 South Elberon
avenue, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pinheiro. Miss
Julie Pmheiro and Master Eugene PIN
heiro. of 3203 oxford street. left on Sat
urday for an extended trip on the Pa
ciic coast. They will be gone until the
middle Of September.
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FALLS OF scHUYLkiLL

Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Smithies, or
Sunnyslde avenue, will sail next week
for Europe and will spend some time
visiting relatives in Ireland.
Friends of Miss Anna J. Hunter, Of
Queen lane, will regret to hear Of her
recent accident, she having broken
bone in her arm.
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oLN

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Snowman Davis.
of $500 North Front street, announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Edith Martin Davis. to Mr.. Horace Sam
uel Felton. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
K. FELTON,, Jr., also of Olney, in 81.
James's Church Tuesday evening at 500
o'clock. After September ] Mr.: and MRS
Mascher street.
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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

. Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Kresch and fam
ily 1853 North Seventh street. are
spending the summer at IL South Ver-
mont avenue. Atlantic City.
Mrs. p. West. of Sixth and Thompson
streets. will spend the Fourth Of July
In wildwood as the guest d Mrs. j.
Stewart at her cottage.
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COLEMAN-SChfTH

A wedding of interest took place In
st. 1gnatius's Church, Yardley, yesterday
South. daughter of Mr.. and. Mrs. Aaron
l.. South, and Mr.. Walter Vincent Cole
man. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James J: Cole
man, of this city, were married by the
Rev. Edward Stapleton, assisted by the
Rev William Hayes and. Mr. Joseph
Coleman. The bridesmaid was Miss
Geneva b. Reno, of Trenton. Mr.. Fran
els Coleman. of this city. was best man
and Mr.. J Fretz South. brother OF the
mantown were ushers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coleman will be at home after September
I, at 427 West Beech Tree lane, wayne.
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O'DONNELI.~LEE

The marriage OF Miss r. Estelle Lee,
daughter of Mrs. Martin II. Lee, to Mr.
John F.. o'Donnell, took. place Wed.
the TRANSPORTATION, the Rev John Nc
Hugh officiating. The brides only at
tendant was Miss Florence @. Mack.
Mr.. Stanley Smith was best man: A re.
ception at the home of the bride followed
the ceremony. After September ! Mr..
and Mrs. sO'Donnell will be at home at
5436 Cedar avenue
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Elkton Marriage Licenses

ElIston, Md, July 1.-The following
marriage licenses were issued here to-
day: Carl r, 'Engcl and Mabel III.
Plat, William Fantini and May
Reussa. Louis Il. Benhayon and Lillian
Reines and Robert Downs and Esther
Haughcy. all of Philadelphia Joseph
II. Eastlakc. Swcdcsboro, y. j., and
Anna Stackhouse. Philadelphia; John
+. Gerris and Marion T.. Beatty, Will
mington; William NJ. Nuss, Camden,
and Anna Schroeder. Riverside. N. u;
John ID. Workman, Jr.. and Elsie
James, Merchantville; Mayhem Bell and
Lizzie Spencer, Pennsgrove Harry
Williams and Helen McKeon. Camden :
John G. Woolcy and Fannie Taylor,
Gloucester Howard T.. Gordon. Bur :
lington, and Mary F.. Sterling, River
ton. y. j.: Edmund NJ. Walters and
Mary +. Walters. Wilkes Barre. and
Francisco Marcial, Lamora. Mexico.
and Mary A. Arandovtijon, Spain,
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seas with Company b, Fifty-fourth
Pioneer Infantry.
zIMMERMAN-RAHN

DIWW WWFHWAN-NNTiN
The wedding Of Miss Ruth A. Rahn,
street Norristown, and Mr.. Harold l.
Zimmerman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Zimmerman, OF 26 East Freedley street.
took place yesterday in the Washington
Memorial Chapel. Valley Forge, The Key.
w. Herbert Burk, ID. ID. officiated at the
marriage. The bride and bridegroom
were unattended. The ushers were MT;
William Wilson, Mr.. Everly Wilson and
Mr. William Zimmerman. After q we'd
ding trip to New York. Mr.. and Mrs
Zimmerman will live at 1916 De kalb
street, Norristown. The bridegroom was
In the infantry during the war.
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GERM ANIOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens have re-
turned from their wedding trip by motor
through the New England states. Mrs.
Stevens will be remembered as Miss
Laura Tuckerman.
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TALONE-REILLY

The marriage of Miss Anna Marie
Reilly, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Reilly. of 1918 West Huntington
street: to Mr.. Rocco Edward Talone, of
1904 Federal street, took place Wednes-
dav afternoon at 4 o'clock, in Saint
Columba's Church. Twenty-fourth street
and Lehigh avenue.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Thomas Bracy.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and Miss Agnes Mcknight
was maid of honor Mr. Thomas Ben
net, of Merchantville. y, j., was best
man.
A reception at the home of the bride 8
parents, 1918 West Huntingdon street
followed the ceremony. for the immediate
families. Mr.. and Mrs. Talone upon
' their return from their wedding will
live at 1918 West Huntingdon street