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Special Services For
Rev. And Mrs. Peal
At Penn On Sunday

Sunday afternoon It $3.50 o'clock
there will be special services at the
Peal Memorial Presbyterian church
at Penn. The services will be in COM
memoration Of Rev. Peal, who with
his wife, were killed in China during
the Boxer Massacree. Rev. Peal at
one time served the Penn church.
Sunday will. also be the anniver-
sary Of the dediestion of the church.
The choir Of the Westminster Pres
byterian church will furnish special
music. Rev. P. IT. Case will have
charge of the services.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-05-12
EApM BUREAU news

has been distributed among the far
mers. Every township in Ramsey
County has been active in this cam
paign. This year approximately 49,
900 pounds of bait will be mixed.
Most of the townships find that only
about half as much bait is required
this year as was needed in previous
years. Some townships find it un-
necessary to supply any bait at all.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-05-12
THE WHY OF CONTRASTING.

A dairy man in. neighboring state
sold his entire herd Of grade COWS
for an average Of $3.50 per head while
sales of cows just as good in the
same community were made at an
average of SITS per head. Why?
The owner had tested his cows
milk was weighed from each cow and
tested for butter-fat. Those who
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-05-12
GOPHER DIFFERENTIATION
SHOULD BE KEPT UP

y Every farmer should make an ef-
tort to clean up the gophers on his
farm this spring. This is the third
year OF the gopher campaign, and
should about clean up the work For
eacn OF the past two years, appro-
xmately 10000 pounds of poison halt
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-05-12

tndettb
Anfffhe black, s parts; oelic acid. 9
parts castor Oh, 44 parts. To this
mixture should be added q few parts
sf Indian ink. Shake before using.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-05-12

The bait held over from last year
is still good and should be distribut-
ed now. Lets Get EN- All!
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-05-12
MARKETS

Furnished by THE FARMERS
GRAIN CO., grain buyers at Keith,
Toxic, Grand Harbor, Darby, Sweet
water, Webster, Garske, Starkweath-
er, st. Joe, Crocus, Rock Lake, Els
berry, Hanshoro, Warwick, kloten.
Lakota. Lawton. Derrick and Knox.
WednaSdaN Ma1, 12 1000
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-05-12

40 80 ID. otherwise No. s, &c pe.
pound less than No. S; other light
weight DURUM depends on quality
No. l and 2 OAR NOR. l5c; 3 15c
i 10; lower grades &c more than
NOR. DURUM in SPRING 10c less
SPG. grade.
DURCM
ct as 10. otherwise no. s, Sc per
pound less than No. s: other ligh1
weight wheat depends on quality N!
No. l and amber Sc; No. 3 &c Low
er grade &c more than DURUM SPG.
IN DURUM DC less DURUM grade
RED DURCM 7c less than DURJJM
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean., 1920-05-12

Daily Thought.
There is no better ballast for keep
Ing the mind steady on it's keel and saV-
Ing it from all risk of creakiness than
business LOWcll
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lANSDowNE

Miss Emma Love returned Monday
from a weekend spent in Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Love and
their children will leave today for Ocean
city. where they have cottage for the
summer. 49,.
The Junior Auxiliary of st. Johns
Episcopal Church gave lawn party ~
the church on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. r. G. Martin and her daughter,
Miss Marian Martin, have. left for the
summer. They expect to spend some
time at Buck Hill Falls, Pa. WE
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

dauns marriage of Miss Edith Sa-.,,,,
NewIiroe OF Mr., and Mrs. RicbardT n,
Hobbs 81 SOY nitford and Mr.. Marland e. r.
". Hobbs, OF % ar: ar and Mrs, Franklin
>naturaay' September ?5. ""e p'ace
e,s,. Mss Mary b. Thayer v,u ,o A..
Sy her ot r honor at a dinner TO he rivsr enc
Th,,I parents. Mr.. and Mrs sNeI'
,iuI%E iTIHEesr OF Ryneton. ViIIoSnNoas ose Z,
Mrs Rohere hheIore the dance which NJ ana NJ,
honor ~ t,, u, Strawbridge will Give in
strawbridcee" e"e'r daughter, Miss Anita
r.,hie Inc marriage is annourood -, w.,
cce"ls Taws Scott, of C;eea C;ern,a, OF Mrs;
IInItnS John Bean Charles unsl,ins I,,u
Epinbaa H,ates army. at the Church of th :
r'"rS' m Germantown, on June 90 a., '"e
Drew, ana Mrs. George w r,hia.
iesvirr OF OF, Wootton. Bryn Mawr ",,ps aps
Harbor Ne '' w." week for Islesboro Dark
have renfad ,t Mrs John Hooker Packard
tss, " Mawr, and have gone ~ 'ohe NE IN
,u. larpor Me. for the summer S'''
ChcaSSo MoIlle Lloyd will return from,
Mr. snd 'C.udE 10 spend a few days with
LluvS "u Mrs Herbert Lloyd, Of Boh'
her bor,n nrEn Mawr, before sailing for
and Mrs Tno ~ England, on June c6. MIR
al Iaus.yd Lloyd will spent the weekend
ana di'SW%fenGe, Wrs r. J.. as the guests of Mr.
'"u Mrs Richard Robinson. ''' u MT
and ' Md ana Mrs. William Ellis Jacksor
frst u,ss sns Lois l.. Jackson, of Twentv'
Mesdaamno ana y De Lancey place, have rented
RnSSow RsnSow View the home of Mr., ana Ms
Mr. Mo,bh r Justice, for the summer
sun,,d @ ana Mrs Justice are spendinr ths
JscE.err J,ier at Cape May Mr. and Mrs
/ ienSon ans Ill VIII go to Georgian Bav on ,miv
Anrst Miss Lois Jackson will soend the
Lake, Me, July AT Range'ey
tsmiI,. Mi and Mrs W, Innes Forbes and
i"Vt.S' my OF Nillanova will leave on ,uiu
Of t III. Eentnor, ", nD,, to remain for the rest rest
mHaiS., mrs Thomas z. Walton will p,ve =,
estate 'e IN the log cabin on the Walton
o'ciaci, on Frlday afternooon. AZ
Menooeoki tor the benefit OF the Miusrr
closed sr and nc ,i Mrs, Wendell Woodward have
snsnS, thSlr house in town and are
hs June and July in Jenkinto%n
snS Naudain Duer is visiting har 49,,
wsrd d"nasn'er.in,law, Mr.. and Mrs Ea sSh
hsrr hr1 puer. az Chester, before eoln. ha- a.
Mrs Harry Hail. Of New Orleans. r,,,
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NEEDLEMAN--GETZ


The wedding of Miss Rose Gets:
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Getz, OF
3o13 South Eishty-fourth street, and Mr
Herman Needleman. OF 519 South tltty.
ninth street. will take place tonight at
the New Grand Hall, 40 Wharton
street
The bride will be attended by Miss
Sara benc Needleman as maid oi
honor. and Miss Rose Cohen. Miss Celia
Brooks. Miss Mary Brooks, Miss Minnie
Needleman. Miss Gertrude Needeman.
as bridesmaids Miss Vera Getz and
Miss Getz. nieces of the bride, will be
the flower girls.
Mr.. David M. Naythons. nephew OF
the brid groom. will be best tnan and
the ushers will include Mr.. Louis Metz
Mr.. Samuel Lafair. Mr.. Joseph Needle
man. Mr. Samuel Needleman and Mr.
BENJAMIN Naythons. Among the guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Bertha Waner'
man. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kessler, Mr.. sam
uel Weiss, Mr. Samuel Goldberg and Mr.
| and Mrs. Joseph Goldsmith, all of Ne"
| York city.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- :
A pretty double wedding took piace
yesterday, when Miss Mary A. Cunnlns
ham, of 1859 stanton street, Falls OF
Schuylkill, became the bride OF Mr
Anthony A. Kilroy. and Miss Margaret
NJ. Cunningham was married TO Mr.
Gerold A, Lawler, -at q nuptial mas,
Monsigncr Wenceslaus A. Walsh, pastor
of st. Bridgets Catholic Church' as
sisted by the Rev. Cornelius Leahy. per
formed the ceremony. The bridesmaids
were Miss Jennie T.. Cunningham, SIS
ter of the brides and Miss Helen y. Nc.
Cabe. of Gloucester, ". J. Mr.. Francs
Lawler. 2 brother of Mr. Lawier; actet
la agher was best man for Mr.. kilroy. =
breakfast followed, after which Mr.. am
Mrs. klrov ana Mr.. and Mrs. baWle
left on n wedding trip to Niagara tali
and Canada. They will be at nome II
Cynwyd after July 23
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wEar pHlIAnELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs william r. Denncy ana
their daughter, Miss Anne NJ. Denneyt
of 1897 Chestnut street. have opened
their cottage at Chelsea, where they VIII
spend the summer months. 4t
Mrs. Samuel II, Austin. of 39t3 Chest
nut street has been the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. H. NJ. Moore, at her cottage
at Point Pleasant. N. J. for week
Miss Florence A. Muller has returned
TO her home after having been the guest
for week of Mrs John A. Wallis. OF
the Bellevue Apartments
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1SENNYE1,YNN

An interesting June wedding. 'ook
place today at ~ o'clock. In 81 -, ~
monds Catholic Church, Twenty-third
and Mifin streets, when Miss Mnrgars.
Flynn, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs inoh,as .,,i,a
Flynn. of 1894 South Twenty,,IInI,u
street, became the bride OF MT ftat "a, !,
Kenny, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Kenny. Of 1881 Porter street, the ss y, "a"
was given in marriage by her Iatnsn ,,,
Her bridesmaid was Miss CatneL IN. M
Wingert. Mr.. Kenny had for nis peS'
man. Mr. Thomas Flynn. a pro'nsr ,L: H.:
bride followed the ceremony and altet
a reception this evening, the brlue a,,u
bridegroom will leave for ocean .nS
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny will be at nome
223i South Twenty-third street atter
August I.
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WILLIAMS-pETERs

Miss Glare Imogene Peters. daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. Byron NJ. Peters. OF
Old York, road. Jenkintown. was mar
ried at her home at O'Clock last eve.
ning to Mr. stanley Egbert Williams.
OF Charleston. S. c., the Rev. Dr,
Samuel Gehrett, of Germantown, on
ctating. Doctor Peters gave his dauRh-
ter in marriage. and Miss Helen
Roeloffs, OF this city. attended the bride
as maid OF honor. The bridegroom's
brother, Mr.. Daniel w Williams. Jr,
ot New York acted as best man. A
small reception followed. After a we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Williams vii,
live in Charleston. S. c.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kilrain, Of 6115
Ross street, announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Sara NJ. ki'rain. to
Mr.. Louis T.. Hoscr. OF 6lla Ross sire I,
on Wednesday evening. sune 16. at their
home by the Rev. Gilbert Pemher. OF
ST. Michael's Episcopal Church. Mr.. and
Mrs Hoser are on wedding trip and
win be at home at 6i15 Ross street.
when they return.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Glenn have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home nj 1870 East Walnut lane.
Mrs. Glenn will be remembcred as Miss
B. Myrtle King.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Ludas"her
have recently returned from the Ber-
mudas. where they went on their we'd
ding trip.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. I. Gcrstlcy, OF l107 JET
foraon street. are spending rhe SPINNER
at South Laclede place, Atlantic city.
Mrs. sligo Mohr. of Savannah, Ga is
spending the month. with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Oppenheimcr, of
the Hotel Lorraine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Bronner have re.
turned from their wedding trip and are
living at the home of their parents Mr.:
and Mrs. Henry Bronner. 1885 Gtrard
avenue
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. H. Logan. of 2233 South Twenty
third street has gone TO OCEAN city.
where he will remain during the summer.
Mr.. Joseph Stein, of 6l1 West Pass
yunk avenue, has gone TO his home In
Atlantic City for the summer.
Mr.. G.. n. McCraCtin, Of c23@ South
Twenty-Five street, will spend the sum-
mer In Ocean city.
Miss Beatrice B. Wilson, of 252l
South Eighteenth street, has returned to
her horne after having spent few days
in Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-23

The wedding of Miss Frances r. Crow
iey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crowley, of 9ls Mifiin strt ct, and Mr..
John 7. Kelly, 2lI4 South Fifteenth
street. will take place this evening, at
. O'Clock. In the Church of the Epiph-
any. Eleventh and Jackson streets. after
which small reception will be heldHft
bride will have Miss Eleanor Crowley
Q cousin. as bridesmaid, while Dr. George
Kelly brother Of the bridegroom, will
be best man. Father Montague will off,
trip TO Atlantic City for two weeks, the
couple will be at home at 2731 South
Cleveland avenue.
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kING-LOUDEN

An interesting wedding which tool,
place in the Church of the Immaculate
Conception at ? o'clock this morning.
was that Of Miss Charlotte Louden.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ieldei
Louden. 5IO6 Chew str, ct. and Major
Robert w. King. United states army.
The Rev. Thomas w. McFadden. G. NJ,
performed the ceremony and Mr.. Louden
gave his daughter in marriage Miss
Helen Curran attended the bride ss
MAID OF honor and Lieutenant James G.
Louden, the brides brother. acted as best
man. After September |, Major and Mrs,
King viii be at home at 57O6 Chew
street.
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LIrKENS--JENTZSCH

The wedding Of Miss Elsie Freida
Jentzsch. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Gus.
tive Jentzsch, of 1904 West Hagert
street. and Mr.. John b. LulSens, Of this
city, will take place today at the Car
mc1 Presbyterian Church. Nineteenti.
and Susquehanna avenue; The bride VIII
be attended by Mrs G.. Gars as matron
of honor and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Lillian Lenhart and Miss Sophie
Haneker. of New Bedford, Mass. and
Miss Einor Garis will be flower girl. Mr..
Robert T,ukens will act as best man. and
the ushers will include Mr.. Joseph Rem
ton. Mr.. Thomas Garker Mr.. Wallace
Feist and Mr. Jack Macken. Mr. and
Mrs L,lkens will be at home after
June o.
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and Miss Clara Bower. bridesmaiuo.'
Master Charles J Bower and . mss,.,
william Farrsday will be ribbon pea'ers
Mr. Earl Rowe will be best man vi
reception will follow the ceremony. y,ar.
tions. Mr.. See and his bride VIII lea lii
on trip and upon their return theS VIII
spend the eup,n1er az Seaside Para
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-23

will have FOR best man Mr.. Raymond
Wood and for ushers Mr.. Franklin
Myers, brother of the bride Mr.. Frank
Brandt and Mr.. Clinton Brandt, brothers
of the bridegroom A reception at the
home of the brides parents will follow
the ceremony. Mr.. Brandt and his bride
will leave on q trip and will be at home
street, Logan
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REGAN-CASEY

A wedding Of interest in T'oga and III
Millville. y. J., took place at noon TO-
day in the Church of Our Lad! ..
Katharinc tsais, Nc A. CASEY, OF isia West Erie
aycp,io. became the bride OF nv: I'd
ward r. Regan. of Millville. Rev. Father
Herkel performed the ceremony ahu
reception followed at the summer nome
of the brides mother in Falkland. "a
The bride was attended by Miss Marie
Rogan, the bridegroom's sister: and Mr..
George w. Casey. the brides orother'
was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. ReSan
will leave on n trip ard will be at home
after July Is at 1St3 West Erie avenue.
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SAMSoN-wEISBERC;

The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth weis-
berg. daughter of MIR. and Mrs Max
Staub. 319 West Girard avenue, and Mr..
Never samson, of Rochester. y. Y. took
place on Sunday, at noon. by Rabbi Max
u. Klein in his study. in the presence
of the immediate. family. Mr. Milton
Staub, brother of the bride. acted as
best man and Miss Esther Scltzer. the
brides cousin. of Chicago. Ill, was maid
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RRANDT-MYERS

An Interesting wedding will take race
this evening in the Erie Avenue Metho-
dist Church. Eric avenue and Seventn
street when Miss Edith v. Ny ers,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob g.
Myers. of ia West Erie avenue. and Mr.,
Karl r. Brandt, of 1916 West Cayuga
street. will he married by Rev. g.
4. J. Kim'Ser. A quartet will sing tho
wedding march The bride will h" at
tended by her sister Mrs. Mervine "
Gernand. as matron of honor; MISS
Sarteta Renton and Miss Nattaline Mac
Kay as bridesmaids Miss Lorna Kim
ker will be flower girl and Master Frank
lin Myers. Jr., ring bearer. Mr. Brandt
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DAGER---MULLEN

The wedding of Miss Catherine Alma
Nullen. OF 642S Whitby avenue. and Mr..
Thomas Edward Sager. of 3219 Rorer
street, will take place this afternoon at
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Fifty-sixth street and! Chester avenue.
at $3.50 o'clock the Rev Father Mann
officiating. A small reception will fol-
low Immediately after the ceremony at
the home Of the brides parents. The
bride will he attended by her sister,
Miss Dorothy Mullen. as maid OF honor.
Mr. Joseph Obert will act as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sager viii leave imme-
diately after the reception for short
wedding trip, after which they will spend
the summer at Atlantic City.
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Observation-Disclosures

The marriage of Miss Helen Y. Hart,
man, of 6351 Germantown avenue, 10
Mr.. Walter d. Shrewsbury. of 632s
Baynton street. will take place at m.
home OF the brides parents at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon. reception will
follow at o'clock. Mr.. ana Mrs,
Shrewsbury. after a trip, will live In
Germantown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-23

OF honor a breakfast followed the cere-
mony at the home Of the bride 49,.
10 Lake Mohonk. NJ Y. They will be at
nome after July l. at 27 Rundel PARK
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BOHM-FAHRINGER

a wedding of interest in this city and
IN Beverly, n. j.. took place at noon
Samuel J Fahringer. 2102 West on
tario street, when their daughter, Miss
Ruth M. Lahringer. became the bride
OF Mr.. Frederick II. Bohn, of Beverly.
The ceremony was performed by iieV.
samuel McWilliams. of the Tioge
Methodist Church, Tioga and Eighteenth
streets, and was followed by a break
tast The bride was attended by Mrs.
Joseph Leaning. of Woodland. n. j.,
and Mr.. Leaning was best man. Mr.
ana Mrs. Bohn will leave on an extended
"Trip and will be AZ home after Septem-
per 10 ut The Sedgley Apartments,
torty-fifth and Pine streets. The bride
groom served n year overseas with tho
Fifty-seCond Pioneer Infantry.
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POwERS-sENIOR
Observation-Disclosures

The wedding Of Miss Mary Ellen
Therese Lyons. Of 502c Greene street, and
Mr. Michael Stanislaus Donahoe. or
1918 North Twentieth street. took rlace
this morning in the Church Of st Fran
els Assist. Greene and Logan streets. at
10 o'clock, the Rev. jeremiah Nevin
officiating. A breakfast followed imme-
diately after the ceremony. at the home
of the brides parents. The bride was
given In marriage by her father and was
attended by her three sisters. Miss
Anastasia Lyons as maid of honor.
while Miss Marguerite LYONS ana MISS
Jeanne Lyons were her bridesma ids
Mr.. John Donahoe acted as best man
for his brother. while Dr. Edward
Treacy and Mr.. Joseph Donahoe were
the ushers. Mr.. and Mrs. Donahoe left
Immediately after the ceremony for an
extended wedding trip, They will he
at nome after September Is at 5O32
Greene street
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COUSIN--TECPEL

The marriage of Miss Anna L. Teupel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
Teupel, Of 53l5 Bclleld avenue, and Mr..
Joseph Cousin, of jamestown, Pa. will
take place In the Church Of the Imma
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SEE-ROWER

Miss Amelia B. Bower, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bower, of 1741
of the late Mr.. william II. Bower, and
Mr. James Patterson See will be mar
ried this afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, by Rev. j.
Wesley Perkinpine. of the Methodist
Church. Third and Morris streets. The
bride will be given in marriage by her
father, Attending the bride will be
Mrs John &C.. Russ, matron of honor
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THCMAS-MERZ

pretty wedding TO take place this
evening Is that of Miss Mildred b
ihomas, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Thomas. OF 1902 Ridge avenue. and
Mr.. Carl u. Merz. of Tioga. The cere.
mony Will be performed at the home OF
the brides parents at o'clock. bv Rev
Linn Bowman. of the Spring Garden
Street Methodist Church and a recep.
tion will follow. The bride will be at.
tended by Miss Naomi Bauerle. Mr.
Merz will have Mr. Harry M. Bell for
best man. The bridegroom and bride
after September l at Sal Farhill street
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MARCUS-STORY

A quiet wedding took place at II
o'clock this morning. when Miss violette
Story. OF 5S25 Cobbs Creek Parkway.
was given In marriage by her uncle
Marcus. of 1851 North Eighteenth
street, the Rev Or. William Parker
officiating. a small reception for. the
immediate families followed after the
ceremony. After an extended wedding
trip. Mr., and Mrs. Marcus will live nj
Delanco, Pa.
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pAyT,IK--BLESStNG

,r,o ,,,rriage Of Miss lydia W. Bless
l,g NJ Iamghter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Si BessinS. InSsf Of lsss North A street ct
Oinev,and Mr.. John J. pavlik' o. o4st
North Fairhiil street, will take place place a. a.
O'Clock this evening At the no''' Yobn m
iH~ rir,se' % of the Fieischmam MEMORIAL
Bautict church. officiating. Mr.. Siess' ss
ing vii, give his daughter in marLia,ge' ,,
and Miss Ruth Blessing will at'emd a, nrI ar,,
sister as maid Of honor, MI hest man
( "rI% reception viii Immediately follow the the
cercmony. After motor trip tn to me i've
Poconos. Mr.. and Mrs. Pni, Payl,ki wiz strec| Ue
~ home at 54oi North Fairh'll street.
Olney.
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NATTNER-HOLOCH

Another Wedding of interest that ,y,n Wns
soier,uized today was that o. M'sS SeIia
Sci s"ib " Of isI4 North Fifteenth street and
Mr.. wniam F. Mattner, OF lSls 1er- 1er-
ome street. The ceremony was pei
formed at noon by Rev. Cnarheg nnferreJ ID
Cnurch, CS' sixteenth and winghoskinng
streets streets The bride was attended by
Miss clara Mick, and Mr.. Waner, III, n
Mattncr was his brothers best man, me
bridegroom and bride wi, leave Tnr,a Tn d
ar GGo5 Limekiln pike after July 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-23

cuIate r,onception at O'Clock this att
ernoon. The Rev NJ. J. Higgins. :. -.
will perform the ceremony and Mr.
Teupel viii give his daughter IN mar
riage. Miss Anna Cali viii attend az
u.iii he his brothers best man. \ re-
ception will follow the ceremony, a. the
home of the brides parents; After a
trip 10 the shore. Mr.. and Mrs COUSIN
will live In Logan.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

,,,ss ,sa,ber,ne Breslin, of Al Locust
., ~, Sa.an,a the bride OF Mr.. James
r Wandlon' OF 14s West Price street,
ct o'clock this morning in the ChnrGn IIn =,
Of the tmrsaculate Conception, East sai
price street. The ceremony was ,on, %
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hrant After a wedding trip, Mr. and and
Mrs, Handion will live at eSo East
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