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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. William Lincoln Ridpath, Jr., of
65lO North Eleventh street, whose mar
riage to Miss Mary Elizabeth Wilson
daughter of Mrs. Morris Wilson. OF
Toughkenamon, Pa, will take place on
Saturday, gave dinner To- mis- best
man and ushers at the Manufacturers
Club. His guests included Mr.. II. Lewis
Wilson; M Frank stow: Mr.. Judson T.
David Klauder and Mr.. Boyd Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bennett, whose
marriage took place on June /. are TAX
ing an extended trip through New Eng
land. and upon their return they will be
The bride was Mrs. Berhice W. Ben,
nett. .
The members of the Friday Club
closed the seasons entertainments with
a luncheon and card party at the Over
brock Country oas Club Yesterday Those
wiler. Mrs. Collins Rogers, Mrs Rich
ard Sellers, Mrs William r. Hudson
Mrs. William Brown. Mrs. William
Watts; Mrs George e. spotz, Mrs Fred
Miss Nellie Mldren, Mrs. Blanche Bay
nard. Mrs. Henry McCloy, Mrs. Charles
A. White AMI Mrs. Mabel Kister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh r. Unger whose
wedding took place on June 2, are spend
inf, Ing a fortnight In Atlantic City. They
15bl North Eighteenth street, The
bride was Miss Sara Agnes Nolan, sis
ter of Mr.. Andrew Nolan.
A surprise party was given Mrs Tin
ME Saltzman. of 1904 North Fifth street,
on the occasion Of her fiftieth birthday
on Sunday. Mrs. Saltzman entertained
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max I. Sadler
3l37 Fontain street, who recently cele'
brated their ffftieth wedding annlver-
sary. Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Max ]. Sadler, Mr. and Mrs
Isaac Sadler. Mr., and Mrs. Jules Sad
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sadler, Mr.. and
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MooRESTOWN

The wedding of Miss Alcenia Fennl-
more. of Burlington. and Mr., Alvi T.
living took place last Wednesday IN st.
Peters Church. The Rev. Cornell y w.
Irving. father Of the bridegroom per
formed the ceremony. Mr and Mrs.
living will make their hong in Burling-
ton.
Mrs. J. r. Voorhees, and Miss Dorothy
Voorhees, have returned from a trip to
Jacksonville, Ala.
Mrs George p. Evenson.. of West
Main street, has announced the engage.
ment of her daughter, Miss Ida Mildred
Eavenson. to Mr.. Howard Engle Mills OF
Marlton. n. ].
Miss Maude Young: who has been II
in the Presbyterian Hospital In Phila'
delphia. has gone to Atlantic City. Hei
friends are glad to hear of her recovery
The alumni of the high. school will
have its annual meeting en- Friday eve
ming, when the play called the Boom
eranR" will be presented under the dl.
rection' of Mrs. Gilbert Aitken.
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MISS MARGARET PEROT'
A BRIDE or TODAY
Marriage to Mr.. Erwin Agnew
Fiero Takes Place
at Noon

IT., 1ne marriage of Miss Margaret Nor
,, r,S Perot, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
Eanston Perot, of AS West School House
Iane' Germantown, and Mr.. Erwin Ar
new fiero Will take place today at noon
q. Ine nome of the brides parents The
rev. Joseph A. Mury, s. J.. of st,
1Usephs Catholic Church. willing's
aiiey, Will perform the ceremony
me pride, who will be given in mar
Iiage by her father, will wear n gown
whitt satin and duchess lace and n
tnIie veil and will carry a bouu,et or
whlte sweet peas and lilies OF the val
The maid of honor. Miss Marion Ru,.
ton. VIII be froclted in Watermelon, ,,,,,
organdie. She win Wear a black horse :
h'r nat and carryfpink roses and mini,
peas. The bridesmaids. who will
ie Mrs Warren Walker, a sister
le bride; Miss Mary c. Fiero. n
sister OF the bridegroom, Ma. Freder-
lex Dent Sharp and Miss CAROLYN Shep-
pard, Will be gowned In blue organdie
They will weart black hats and will
dragons. IT, '"p
The bridegroom will be ATTENDED nv
Mr.. John ii. Whelen as best man, ana
the following ushers: Mr.. Phillips Lee
Goldsborough, of Baltimore Mr.. Mer-
edith M. Jack. MIR. Joseph e. Sands and
Mr.. Richard l.. Townsend.
small reception will follow the
ceremony. .....
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WEST PHILAoELRiIA

Announcement Is made of the mar
riage Of Mrs. Blanche Virginia Davis,
OF 5215 Spruce street. and Mr.. Francis
II. V. O'Brien, of 1875 South Eleventh
street, today, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs william +. Denney and
their daughter, Miss Anne NJ. Denney, of
4637 Chestnut street, have opened their
cottage at Chelsea, where they will
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Eutz, Of the
Tracy Apartments, Thirty-sixth and
Chestnut streets. have returned to this
city after motoring to New York, where
they spent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard We'll. of 1880
Walnut Street, and their daughters, Miss
Marjorie Well and Miss Sue Well who
have been visiting Mrs. Wells mother,
Mrs. Herman, Of Washington, have re-
turned to their home.
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MANAYuNk

A series OF community services are
being held each evening during the week
at the Emmanuel Methodist Episcopal
tor, in celebration of the burning of the
church mortgage, which took place on
Sunday. Tonight there will be an old
fashioned love feast and tomorrow eve
ming a reception to former pastors of the
church, who include Rev. Ernest Baw-
den. Rev. DR.. Reber. Rev. A. Percival
Hodgson, Rev. Richard Radcliffe, Rev.
DIR. Ewing, Rev. l.. p. Karlholsen and
Rev. John Priest The celebration will
close on Friday evening with a church
family social in the lecture hall, with
singing, games and refreshments.
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GERM ANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas Steel,
of the Wood-Norton. have as their guest
for short time, Mrs. SteePs cousin.
Miss Mary Reckord, of Harrisburg.
Mrs. Herbert A. Wallace, ,438 East
Mount Airy avenue, entertained at lunch.
con. followed by bridge, at her home on
Monday. Covers were laid for eight
guests.
followed by cards, is to be given at the
Cedarbrook Country Club today. ID,
Friends of Mr.. Robert B. Bawn. of
124 West Mount Airy avenue, will be
glad to hear that his small daughter,
Miss Martha Bawn, Is recovering from
her recent illness. 49,.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Chew, of
nssnvale' Radnor, will give fish house
Psfy az the old Fish House Club. State
81 ocnuylkill, in honor of Miss Anita
'uaworidge, on Saturday.
MISS Lucretla Heckscher and Miss
'pNns A. VIII spend the month Of July
h North East Harbor, Me-, as the
guests Of Mrs, Charles Burr.
Mr., and Mrs. Armitt Brown, OF 81
paylds, had as their guests over the
~essk,end sss zen, Mr.. and Mrs. William III Tew
Shu Nsa, MI MI and Mrs. Irving McKessen, OF
tsIm iork. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown enter
on "sa so at dinner at the Country Club
NJ oa.9uraay. Among the guests were
M, M anu Ir' Mrs William II. Tew, Mr.. and
samue,' ,'yhhg Wg McKessen, Mr. and Mrs.
" Norris. Mr.. and Mrs T Francps @
MINDS. NJ Mr., Larlmore Willing, Mr., and
Mr. frederick Kirkland and Mr.. and
"s Howard Eisenbrey. "'o
A,tne me Wedding OF Miss Sarah Uenry
iMson' daughter of Mr.. Thomas
All aiTderS'oT OF Wilkes-B Barre, and Mr. non
Watsr p1iugnan, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
iii vii, IL. bridgman, of Lake Forest
! IsO az at = 'aks axe place on Wednesday, June
SOra SUme Of the bride. Miss hs; Athass;;oaa' al she
nett Sn q, OF Mrs William Woodward a.
|uats % Iilo Pine street. and Is a grad
NJ VI sryn Mawr College. ga"
Itara pJohn I. Carpenter. OF Rose Cot
danSh, dnadnor, has as her guest har
4 her t.er' tu,o Mrs Freeman IL Howlev and
Mrs ~ ~ chlldren, of Swartz Hill Ola
|BowlevS Sarpenter accompanied by Mrs
EImmy and her family. viii snena Mts' IT'S
winner NH at Lake Placid. " 'pe''u 'ne
And ar :, and Mrs. Louis g NIodo,ro o.
etsn,on onelr children, of Everarea ou;
leave u, avenues, Chestnut Hin aiu s,iiti
5ihey bsMis snis week for Bay Head uhena W.,
ey meg nave taken a cottage far, for tbe wnere s,,
Hour. ME and Mrs. sanue, r.o
and their prnim Moir, Chestnut Hin
spend the summer abroad oh July d
Rachel pnfdo snH Mrs, Ell X. Price M,s,
Eli X Prio Mr, Philip Price ana Mr
home at 1Sea Jr,, closed their winta,
moved to tbet, walnut street and hays
Chestnut Hi H,' nome on Bethlehem pike
And ia and and Mrs. ILncoln cod,ro,,
will leawas' OF Bowman avenue Jr.
Dor, Ns 1uly l for North Ia ., ,etIon
spmmer. ~nere they will spend % tbc
aisct;ss.,sS "ltss Sarah Cook and M,,. ,
|honor ~ WIN entertain nj Al, nnetta
DE LancsM MISS Evelyn Lathhnru nner "
before ths street, on Saturdav' IT, -
Club. m m vance at the ManhsinSS Sune We ~,
And Mr. e marriage OF Miss n,sickei
place on LINN Inn Wilkin Thatcher wiii'purs Will ouir
81 and Mrs, Samuel Haydoc,, -. I.
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lANSDOwNE

Mr.. and Mrs. William Maher, who
recently moved from Lansdowne to st.
Louis, Mo-. have beer making short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hays
Mrs Mildon. of BostonSis visiting her
son, Mr. r b. Mildon.
Mrs. Francis d. Maxwell has left for
wildwood, N. j.. where she will spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Fox arc being
congratulated upon the birth of a
daughter.
Sample, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Sample. to Mr.. Thaddeus Bassett, of
Evafston, ILL.,. has been announced.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Samuel l.. Kent have
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Observation-Disclosures

pretty summer wedding will take
place this evening In the north garden
of the Bellevue -Stratford when Mis-,
Tillie Claire Greenhouse, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs, Martin Greenhouse of
1907 North Sixteenth street, will be-
come the bride of Mr..J Jack Press. The
ceremony will be performed at $40
o'clock by the Rev. Joseph Krauskopf,
d. D., of the Keneseth Israel Temple.
and will be followed by a dinner for
$50 guests. The brides father will
give her in marriage.
She will wear a gown of white satin
and rare lace, with n veil Of tulle ar
ranged with coronet of point lace
and pearls and caught with clusters of
orange blossoms. Orchids and lilies of
the valley will be carried. Mrs LEROY
'Rothschild,- who will be matron Of
honor. will wear a gown of pink satin
and lace, and Miss Beatrice Green, the
maid of honor. will wear gown of
silver cloth veiled with orchid tuli.,
Each will carry roses to match her
gown.
Mr.. Press will have for best man the
brides brother, Mr.. Leon H. Green,
house, and his ushers will include Mr.
William Greenhouse, also a brother of
the bride; Mr.. william Greenburg, Mr.
Nathaniel Greenburg. Mr.. Benjamin
Greenburg, Mr.. Milton Lieberman and
Mr.. Samuel Livingston. Mr.. Press and
his bride will leave on q trip. and upon
their return they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at The Breakers
in Atlantic City.
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OF 1fO West Phil-Ellena street, German
town, have taken camp for the sum.
mer on Lake Megunticook, near Cam
den, Me: Mrs, Barker, with Master Red
Woou Barker, Master Robert White
Barker and Master Rowland Barker,
Intends to leave June IA, Miss Eleanor
Wharton Barker going about july. 1.
Mr.. Barker Will join his family later.
The marriage OF Mr. Francis Il. b..
O,Brlen and Mrs Blanche Virginia
DAVIS TOOK place today. Mr.. and Mrs.
street, after July"1. I
The Delta Tau Society of German
town High School, will give their first
dance this evening at the Beifeld Coun-
try Club. Members of various fraterni.
ties and sororities throughout the city
will be present. Tickets of admission
may be purchased at the club.
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Observation-Disclosures

An interesting wedding was solemnized
this morning with high nuptial mass in st.
Michaers Church, Second and jefferson
streets, when Miss Mary s. Burns. of
1905 North. Sixteenth street. daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Burns,
was married to Mr.. Edward ]. Leon
ard. with Rev. 7. Bernard Martin, of
bride, officiating. The bride wore !.
gown of white satin and duchess lace,
With tulle hat, and carried a shower
CT Bride roses and lilies of the valley,
She was attended by Miss Rose Leon
ard. sister of the bridegroom, who wore
y gown uf pale pink georgette crepe
with pink hat to match, and carried
pink roses
Mr.. Vincent d. p. Leonard was his
brothers best man. The ceremony wa.
followed by a breakfast at the Aldln,
Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard will leave
on an extended trip and will be at home
after. September 1 at 1926 South Nine
teenth street.
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observation-disclosures

The marriaRe of Miss Amy Wright
Brooks and Mr.. Charles Williams Berg
ner will take place today in st. Paui's
Episcopal Church, Overlook. The
bride Will be attended by her. sister,
Mrs. Edward G. h. Fletcher, as matron
of honorI, aid by Miss Jean c. =.
Bergner as maid of honor. The brides.
maids will include Mrs J. Roland Hett,
or Ontario, CAM; MISS Caroline Eli
cot. Of Baltimore Miss Catherine Let's,
Of Washington aahd Miss Natalie Wei.
dom of New York. Colonel John C. w.
Brooks. United States ARMY, at present
dutySat Pittsburgh, will give his
daughter In marriage.
Mr.. Frank Seilman, Sd, will be best
man and the ushers will include Mr.
ner, Of waterford. N. Y; Mr.. IT. G
Reynolds, Jr., of Scranton, and Mr.. Al.
bert H. Stachpole, of Harrisburg.
A reception will follow the ceremon,
at the home- of the brides brother-in,
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwary
c. B. Fletcher, Wynnewood.
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CONVERY-MILTZ

A pretty wedding took place at the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, Fifty
sixth and Cedar avenue, at o'clock
this morning. when Miss DorotheS Flea
nor Miltz, of 5337 Walton avenue. was
given in marriage by her father to MIR.
James J; Convery. Jr, Of 1875 North
fast followed at the home of the bride
parents for the members Of the bride e's
and bridegroom's' families. A sister OF
the bride. Miss Alberta Miltz. attended
her as maid Of honor. Mr. Thomas Con,
very acted as best man for his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Convery left immediatel, /,
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WISSlNOMING

A bazaar will be held by the Wis
sinoming Presbyterian C. Il. Society at
the church. Torresdale avenue and How
ell street, on Thursday and Friday
Mrs. p. Lewis and daughter, Miss Cora
Lewis, Of Comfy street. will leave next
week for Atlantic City, where they will
spend the summer,
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Acker,J of
Vankirk street, are being Congratulated
on the BIRTH of a son.
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ALONG THE READING

The combined chapters OF the Beta
Alpha Beta Sorority will give a dinner
dance on Friday evening at the Old York
Road Country Club. Miss Alice Tomp-
kins Is president OF the sorority.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Ilsemann, Jr..
nave returned from their wedding trip
and are at home at 1917 Belfield ave-
nue., Logan. The bride was Miss Frances
w Diehl, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
JOHN @. Diehl
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d. Glauser and
their family, OF Chester have opened
their cottage at Buckhill Falls. where
they will spend the summer.
Ceptain Clarence ii. Miller who is
stationed at, Camp Meade. has been
spending a few days with his family in
Media.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lord Rlgby enter
tanned the Fortnightly Club. OF which
they are members, at their home on
North Jackson street, Media, few eve
nings ago.
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HOLM ESBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Drue Altman, of Ithaca.
N. Y, will make their future home at
So40 Rowland avenue.
Mrs william Morrison, of S021
Frankford avenue, has returned from a
three weeks trip through the New Eng
land states.
Miss Janet Oliseler, Of Rhawn street.
Is spending the week y New York as
the guest of Miss Mabel Whitaker.
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HORNER-STERN

A wedding of interest in this city and
In Wilkes-Barre will take place today in
Irem Temple, Wilkes Barre, when Miss
Dorothy Long Stern, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry +. Stern, of that city
will become the bride of Mr.. Horace
Kenneth Horner. of the Bellevue-Strat-
ford, this city. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. DR.. NJ. Salzman,
and will be followed by a reception and
dinner. The bride will wear gown
Of white chiffon embroidered in pear
beads, fashioned with a court train
edged with, lace. The tulle veil will be
caught with orange blossoms. She will
carry n white prayer book. The ma
tron of honor will he Mrs Louis Dan
nenbaum, of this city. She will be
gowned in orchid colored taffeta. richly
embroidered with pearls and will carry
an arm bouquet Of tea roses. The bride
groom's small niece, Miss Lenore Smell
lenburg.. as flower girl. will wear a
frock of cream net draped over pinl;
silk. Her flowers will be larkspur and
pink roses and will be arranged In a Leg
horn hat. The bridesmaids. who will
include Mrs. ]. l.. Stern, Mrs. Alan d.
Marks, Miss Emile Strauss, Mrs. San
ley Freeman. Miss Regime Marks, Miss
Helen Bachman. will be dressed alike in
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pink chiffon trimmed with face and viii
carry large bouquets Of ebiue larlspur
and pink ramblerg The best man viii
be Mr., Louis rannenbaun. Of this city,
and the ushers will include Mr.. j. l..
Stern, brother of the bride. Mr.. Stanley
Snellenburg, a nephew Of the BRIDE
groom, Mr.. Nathan Snellenburg, MT
Paul oliver Henderson, Mr.. Elias Wolf
Mr.. Arthur May Mr.. George Shetzline.
Mr.. David Braunstein. Mr.. and Mrs
Horner will leave on an extended west,
ern trip as far as the Pacific coast, ana
upon their return will make their nome
In this city
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QUIGLEY-CONWAY

The wedding of Miss Deborah Com
way, of 1459 North F'ifty-sixth street.
and Mr.. Frances Quigley, of 4302 West
minister avenue. will take place at st.
Gregory's Church, Fifty-second and
Warren streets. at o'clock today. A
reception will follow Immediately after
The ceremony, at the home of the brides
parents. After an extended wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. ouigley will be at
home on North Fifty-sixth street.
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NoRRisTowN

Miss Florence NJ. Rambo and Miss
the whitemarsh Country Club In homer
of Miss Sara Harley Scheetz,. who will
be married June 16 in the washington
Memorial Chapel, Wallet . Forge, to Mr..
Charles J. pullman. Covers were laid
for twelve guests Mn
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der. OF Philadelphia. and Mr., Albert A.
Simpler, BON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Claude a.
simpier, of Lansdowne, took place nt
Thursday evening
The Wheeling Club gave dance a.
the Craftsman's Club, in Drexei Hill. on
Friday evening.
A dance was given at the Craftsman's
Club by the Pi Delta Phi Fraternity on
| Saturday evening. ,
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ERANK-MEYER

An interesting wedding Will take place
at the Adeiphia Hotel this evening, when
Miss Evelyn S. Meyer, daughter OF Mr'
and Mrs. Charles s. Meyer, OF 1877 Dia
mond street. will become the bride OF
Mr. irving Frank. of York. Pa. The Rev.
DR.. Henry Berkowitz, assisted by Rabbi
Julius Frank. of>Reading, Will oficiate.
The bride will be attended by her sister;
Miss Madeline S. Meyer. and a small
flower girl, Miss Frances Grumbacher
Mr. Frank will have as best man Mr.
Max Grumbacher. After the wedding
dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank VIII leave
on an automobile trip through the New
England states. They will make their
home in York. Pa.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

MISC Augusta Hirschhorn. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hirschhofn, of
1924 North Twenty-ninth street. was
married on Sunday, May go. to Mr.. Je.
the Rev. DR.. Marvin Nathan ofiiciat-
ing ....
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MURRAY-LAYHEN
pnITI. .SnN-LAYHEN

An attractive double wedding took
place at noon today. in Holy cross
Church. Mt, Airy. when when MIS- Mss and sT Mrs
John iayhen. Of i32 West ssharpnack
street, became the bride Of MT. Albert t
r. Murray, OF Al Collom street, and a
sister. Miss Anna NJ. Layhen, became
"a Cullom street The Rev Vincent
Rurns performed the ceremonies. Miss
Anna Layhen was her sisters maid OF
honor and Mr.. Poulson acted as best
nnatron of honor for her sister. while
Mr' Murray acted as best mar for Mr..
Poulson. A reception followed the
ceremonies at the home of the brides,
parents. After wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs, Murray and Mr.. and Mrs. Poulson
will be at home, at 132 West Sharpnach
street. 4.
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H1GH1.ANn-sALKEf.D


The marriage of MISC Mary. Emma
Salkeld. daughter of Mr.. and mrs. En-
ward b. Salkeld. of 907 East Chelten
avenue, Germantown, to Mr. Henry ~
Highland, of STA Anderson street, VIII
take place at o'clock this evening IN
the Chelten Avenue Baptist Church, tne
Rev. Robert Tumbleston, pastor OF tne
church, officiating. The bride, VINO VII,
be given in marriage by her father, VIII VIII
wear a gown Of white satin ana tuIIe
veil, held In place by real orange plOs.
SONS She Will carry n shower pou9uet
of white roses and lilies OF the vansy.
Mrs, George McKale, sister OF tns VI,
bride, will be matron of honor ana VIII
wear a dress of blue organdie ana
large pink horsehair hat and VIII carry
pink roses. Miss Susie Shkeld, an an
other sister. Miss Vera Eldridge, MISS
Ida wentzle and Miss Blanche Delaney
will attend the bride as bridesWalus;
Miss Salkeld and Miss Bdridge VIII
wear frocks of pink organdie, Win iarse s
blue horsehair hats, and Miss Went1ie
and Miss Delaney's frocks VIII pc or
orchid organdie and their hats VIII pe
OF pink tulle and pink ribbon. Mr. A.
bert Salkeld, a brother OF the priue,
will act as best man and the foiloWns
gentlemen will be the ushersi Mt hoy
Highland, the bridegToom.s protner
Mr.. George Brodson. Mr.: David MAT
.thews and Mr.. George Wright. recep-
tion will Immediately follow ire cere'
mony at the home Of the brides par,
ents. After a wedding trip Mr, aI9 ano
Mrs. Highland will be at nome at 'V'
East Chelten avenue.
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REILLY--MULLARKEY

The marriage of Miss Margaret M.
Mullarkey. of $40 East Chelten avenue,
to Mr.. John ]. V. Reilly. Of 30S East
Haines street, was solemnized in the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
East Price and Sullivan streets, at 4
o'clock on Monday afternoon. Miss Marie
Reilly, sister Of the bridegroom. was the
bridesmaid and Mr.. Peter Campbell
acted as best man for his cousin, Rev.
NJ. J. Higgins, c. NJ. performed the
ceremony. A dinner followed. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly left for
Ventnor Atlantic City.
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w11,DERMITTH-BEIsHLAG

A pretty home wedding will take
place at o'clock this evening, when
Miss Emily B. Beishlag,. of 1903 Regent
her mother to Mr.. Frank X. Wilder
muth Of 4927 Locust street. the Rev.
DR., Dwight Witherspoon Wylie. of st.
Paul's Presbyterian Church officiating
after The ceremony. The bride viii
Wear wear a gown of White satin trimmed
with old family lace. with tulle veil
extending the length of her gown! She
will carry a. shower bouquet OF roses
and lilies of theSvalley. Miss Margaret
Musselman will attend her as maid. OF
honor. There will be two bridesmaids
Miss Emma Boyd and Miss Doris
Wildermuth. a sister of the bridegroom
Mr.. Charles Wildermutn Will act as
best man for his brother. After an ex'
tended wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs
Wildermuth will live. at 1903 Regen
street.