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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
TLST GOSSIP ABOUT People
Nancy lynne Talks OF the Debut of Miss Marjorie
Cibbon This afternoon at Her Parents Home in
Meda--Twious Weddings Today

furst, N, c.. niece of Doctor and Mrs
Meeker, Is spending n few weeks AZ tbe
streets.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Il. Rousse,, ~
2l0S Pine street, have gone 10 tbeir
cottage at Cape May, where they will he
Joined next week by their son-In.law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham
French, and their family, OF Rose,nont
who will be their guests during the sum.
mer.
Miss Christine Hawkins daughter NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. HAWKING Of 562
South Forty-frst street, ia The p,ieat
for a few days of Miss Maria Janeway
az her country home at Oaks. pa, Miss
Hawkinss engagement to Mr.. Price
Wetherill Janeway, Jr., of Media, was
recently announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinner Beeber. Of 1907
walnut street, will 20 toward the end Of
June TO Eaglesmere, where they will
spend week.
Mrs. Henry J. Klaer and her little
daughter of Lapidea, Chester, will 20
70 White Sulphur Springs In a short
time, where they will join Governor and
Mrs. Sproul at the cottage which they
occupy every summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bullitt Rauterberg
have gone to Cape May. where they will
spend the summer with Mrs. Rauter-
berg's parents. DR.. and Mrs. r. Walter
Starr, OF III South Seventeenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin NJ. Simpson, of
S27 Green lane. Roxborough. gave a
dance In honor OF their sons (Mr, Ross
b. Simpson) twenty-frst birthday. last
evening, at the Roxborough Country
Club,
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munity. Among the speakers AZ me
opening will be Mr. Charles w Nal.
lott. president OF the assooiation, ana
Mayor j. Hampton Moore. Miss Ida
Cooper is vice president Mr. william
3. Morrell, secretary, and Mrs; George
w. Elkins, treasurer. The chairmcn Of
the various committees include Mr.
Philip N. Arnold, Mr.. Charles Small Pax
son. Mr.. Joseph SternberEer. Mra.
Malotte, DR.. T. II. Hilton and Mr.. ana
Mrs Edgar Janney.
Among the interesting June weddings
will be that of Miss Edith II. Myere,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob q.
Myers, of Tia West Eric avenue, and
Mr.. Karl r Brandt, OF 1919 Went cay
uga street. which will take place On
Wednesday evening, June 20, In the Erio
tho bride will be her sister. Mrs Mer-
vine r., Gernand, matron of honor; Miss
Sarieta Renton and Miss Nettahne
MacKay, bridesmaids. and Miss Lorua
Kimker. flower girl. Mr.. Brandt VIII
have Mr.. Raymond Wood for best man,
and for ushers Mr.. Franklin Myers. Mr..
Frank Brandt, Mr.. Mervne Gernand and
Mr.. Clinton Brandt.
Another Tioga wedding OF interest 10
that of Miss Ruth M. Fahringer dhush-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Fahringer,
Of 2102 West Ontario street, and Mr..
Frederick II. Bohn. of Beverly NJ Js,
which will take place at tho home of the
| brides parents, Mrs. Joseph Leaning.
| of Woodland, n. j., will attend the
bride. and Mr.. Leaning will be best
| man. tN3t.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph NJ. Selis. OF 1311
West Tioga street. have taken an apart
| ment in Chelsea for the summer, which
they will occupy in July. Hf
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Helen Gallagher entertained in
formally at her home, l640 Rtner
street, last Tuesday evening. Her guests
included Miss Catherine Roberts. Miss
Cecil Toffard. Miss Frances Benedict.
Miss Gene Gallagher. Miss Margaret Nc
Gonigle. Mr.. Joseph McAuliffe, Mr.. Jo-
seph Doyle. Mr.. Thomas Doyle, Mr..
Joseph Taylor. Mr.. Joseph McLaugh-
lin and Mr.. Vincent Clark.
Friends of Mr.. Michael J. Torpey. OF
1929 South Third street, will be glad to
learn that he is recuperating from his
recent illness.
Miss Marie Carol. of 200 Montrose
street, has returned to her home, efter
having spent the week in Washington.
Mr.. Joseph Waugh of 254o South
Seventeenth street, who has recently
graduated from Villanova College, will
leave Monday for Pittsburgh. where he
will remain for the summer.
Mr.. Mortimer Carol. of 1881 Rltner
street. spent few days In Atlantic City
as the guest Of friends.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mr.: and Mrs Carroll Downes, Of
Woods!de avenue, Narberth have as
their guests Mrs. Harry Downes. OF
Minneapolis, Minn.,t and Miss Mary
Buchanan, Of Evanston. Ill
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Watts, OF North
Church avenue. Ardmore, gave n bridge
at her home yesterday afternoon for the
benefit Of the Narberth Tennis Asso-
citation.
The Rev. and Mrs. Harrison 3.
Wright, Of St Asaph's Episcopal Church,
Bala, will motor to Boston to attend the
Conference for Church Work, which
will be held at Wellesley College. We'll
lesley, Mass, beginning June 81 and
lasting until July 1. Miss Louise Free
man, deaconess at st. Asaph's; Miss
Florence Riddell, Miss Elizabeth Pills.
bury and Mrs. Wilbur Fisk Hamilton
Will also attend the conference.
Mrs. Wilmer G.. Crowell, of Essex
and Montgomery avenues, Narberth, en-
tertained the following members OF her
bridge club on Wednesday afternoon !:
Mrs. James Nickel, Mrs. L. w. Essex.
Mrs. w. John Du Bree, Mrs. Robert
Ross, Mrs. J. Rust and Mrs. Frank Baer.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Jane Scott, of North Twenty
first street: Miss Lillian Skeehar Mr..
Harry Kingston and Miss Minerva Duck
worth will entertain a group Of Pocono
friends this evening at the home Of Miss
Scott The guests will include Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry G.. Benin. Mrs. Mary A.
Price. Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Myers,
Miss Irene K. Ash. Mrs. Harry King
ston, Miss Verna SINNERS, Miss Eliza
beth Nilsson. Miss Fannie Price, Mrs. S.
A. Skeehan, Miss Edith Benin, Miss Amy
Hackley. Mr.. and Mrs Wheatland, Miss
Edith SINNERS, Miss Mae Wheatland.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Simmons, Miss
Ida. Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins and
Miss Kathryn Moore. AS is the custom
of the members at their final entertain
ment the seasons fund was contributed
for the needy children's summer outing.
Mrs. c. Fenton. Of Twelfth and Green
streets, is spending several weeks in
Harrisburg. where she Is the guest Of
Mrs p. Rogers. on her return Mrs.
Fenton and family will leave for Wild
wood Crest TO spend the summer.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

A rummage sale will be held June %
and 23 at GOAL Market street for the
benefit of ST. Joseph's parish In South
Amber. Mrs. Catherine Long, Miss Mary
Mckinley and Miss May Riley are In
charge OF the affair.
Miss Mildred Hunsinger. Of Rochester.
N. Y, and MIR. S, Mottit Ellis, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Francis d, Ellis, OF 326
South Forty y-sixth street, were married
June II In New York. Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
Moffit Ellis will be at home after July l
at 326 South Forty-siXth street
The Sixteen Club, OF West Philadel'
phia will give a luncheon today at the
Ritz -Carlton. Among those present will
be Mrs. George, Lacker. president; Miss
Elizabeth Engle, vice president; MISS
Constance Hubbard, secretary; Miss
Mabel Petersen, treasurer Mrs. Fred
srlcS Adams. Mrs, Walter Baker saiS, ridis MIS-
Miss Marie Mccarthy, Miss Grace Mills,
Miss Helen Scott and Miss Leona Wad-
leigh.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

,,,Iihe guests who will attend the dinner,
ttoNoWed by dancing at the Rabbit. 10
res We gwen BY DR.. Charles Bingham Pen
~ sSsSi OF Devon, this evening In honor
IwJse, wS., VIII include Miss Jean c. Built,
M,ss TIES Frances l., Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs
pon gInn T. Groome, Jr., Mr.. James y.
ans aos'sr Jr, Mr.. William r. Farnum
anu MT George A. Mccall
vbnHSs bMsss NJ. Clair Spenser, OF ST. Davlds,
Jr SS vii, ,I,nStrriage tpg to Mr.. Joseph Grubb
bVv' MAS Vas given a luncheon on Tuesday
~ MISS Mss Mildred Willard, OF Merton. at
Vt" merton Cricket Club ~
wifi ,Mr' George X. Reilly, of Chestnut Hill
eye,i % entertain at dinner dance this
Post P''IB 3 IN N honor of Miss Mabel Howard
Henry 'IItu, o 9anghter of Mr., and Mrs
has - engagement to Mr.. Bryce Blynn
"S oeeh recently announced
del, or me wedding Of Miss Louise Twad-
Pom. VI peEoIr, and Mr.. David MarouIs
Oh )" Chicago, will take place in
Jun, % D.aVlds Church, on Saturday,
garden Of f0w1u ,be ~, 9y reception in the
Ii the "PbnGF br{JF..w viii be Miss Ann Aimv fId and
Brockp kpr'aeSmasds will be Miss EIeanor
Kntha, Miss Charlotte Wells Mieu
maker mk'ns Hr wells, Miss Florence Sheol
and Miss Anna SGGn Mnropisu pHiud!ng Ing. 5, Twadds
viii In iecjuGia Mri Donald Robb and the ushers
0'Garra, Mr. Mr' GGRadrrawaay, Mr.. Alfred
and anGf'MSh Nh pTseter. Mr.. Richard Watson T
give sS'qiSns iuScbs%sa bTsw%addeli, OF Hayerford viii viii
party on ,n"TrsSn TbSpsdlnn, IN honor of the bridal
mceton Club. 81 at the
msr. MRS George II. Meeker o, t,a s.,,..,.
and her sisntay.second sistSys and Walnut streets
aon. N. Sster. Mrs. pumpnt, of Pater.
a two.wSS.:,, a., have recently returned aror,
and an, Game Gss' cInSy Is,sy at the Megantic Fish
where they par,Ic. rpI. near Quebec, Can,
MIRA Reuben Mca1aysSrs, r. sSs 's1ut cf pIss. iiss,
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MooREsToWN

Miss Helen Evert, who has been visit
ing Miss Agnes Robbins, has returned to
her home in Philadelphia.
Mrs II. A. Warden and her family
will leave today for Beach Haven, to re-
main until the LIST OF August. Mr.. War
den will join them later.
The marriage of Miss Rebecca Plum
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plum
and Mr.. Harry Jeffer Conway took place
on Wednesday at s O'Clock in the Metho-
dist Church. Miss Harriet Katherine
Conway was maid of honor, and Mr.
Joseph Amor Plum was best man. A
large reception was held Immediately
after the ceremony at the home of the
bride, 105 North Central avenue. After
a wedding trip spent at the Delaware
Water Gap, they will make their home
In Moorestown.
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Observation-Disclosures

A pretty wedding will take place IN
st. Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church
Broad and Venango streets, this after
noon, when Miss Edna Marian Llndner;
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed
Lindner, of 3233 North Park avenue:
will become the bride of Mr.. sidney Earl
Reifsnyder. The ceremony will be per.
formed by the rector, the Rev; Forrest
a reception for the families at the home
Of the brides parents. Miss Marian
McCaulley. of Germantown: Will pc the
brides only attendant. Mr.. william
Thomas Cope will be best man. Mr.. ana
Mrs Reifsnyder will leave on an ex-
tended trip and will be at home after
September 1 at 2240 North twentieth
street,
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Observation-Disclosures
DELANEY-COMLY

The marriage Of Miss Marion Comfy,
daughter Of Mrs. Catherine F. Comfy, OF
1876 South Eighteenth street, and Mr..
Frank Coombs Delaney, Of New York,
will take place this afternoon In St
Patrick's Church, Twentieth and Ritten-
house streets, at 4 o'clock.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Josephine Dodge as maid Of honor. and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Natalie
Brush, of New York; Miss Amelia Linn
Der and Mrs. Samuel Slaymaker, of
Haverford. Mr. Reynol de St. Michel
Thebaud, Of New York. will be best man.
and the ushers will include Mr.. Theo-
dore Evans, of Stockbridge. Mass. Mr..
Samuel Comfy. a brother Of the bride !;
Mr.. Robert Coates, Mr.. Orrin Kilbourne,
Mr. Chester Thompson. of Albany; Mr..
John Dempsey, of Cincinnati. and Mr.
William Lloyd Baily, of Ardmore.
A reception will follow the ceremony
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GERMANTOWN

Announcement Is made of the mar
riage OF Miss Caroline Koch, Of 4541
Greene street. to Mr.. Henry W. Bean,
OF 1921 West Cumberland street, on
Wednesday. in this city.
Miss Elsa Wohlfeld will entertain in
formally at her home at luncheon today.
The guests will include Miss Mary
Smith, Miss Marguerite Wagner, Miss
Carrie Rhimer, Miss Mildred Shertzer,
Miss Alice Van Artsdalen. Miss Doro-
thy Wilkie, Miss Dorothy Rose, Miss
Dorothy Price. Miss Elise Smith. Miss
Magdalene Young, Miss Marjorie Peel
and Miss Florence Ritter.
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CANDEF-MASSEY

A wedding Of interest is that OF MS Miss
fifth street. and Mr.. Seth w. Candee, of
321 Winona avenue. Germantown, which
will take place in the Temple Lutheran
Church. Fifty.second and Race streets,
this afternoon at o'clock, the KeY.
will follow Immediately after the cere-
mony at the Rittenhouse Hotel.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her brother, Mr. Eugene Starr Mas
sey. A sister. Mrs. Fl. b. Lockwood,
OF overlook, will attend her as matron
of honor. A niece of the bride. Miss
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CoRLIEs--BURTNETT

A pretty wedding will take place at
o'clock this afternoon, when Miss
Christine A. Burtnett, daughter Of Mrs.
Christine Burtnett, of Brookllne Della
ware county. will be married TO Mr..
Franklin Haines Corlies, of this city.
The bride will be given in marriage by
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Ralph I. Bal
com The Rev. George W. Barnes, rec.
tor of the Church of the Holy Sacra-
Miss Louise Seltzer Zebley, of this city,
and Mrs. Ralph I. Balcom. of Brookline.
will attend as maid and matron of
honor, The best man will be Mr.. d.
a reception Mr.. and Mrs. Corlies will
leave for wedding trip and on their
return will be at home after September
1 at Brookline.
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ARMSTRONCi-LOsSE

An interesting wedding will take place
at 4 o'clock this afternoon in the
Trinity Lutheran Church. Germantown
Miss Louise Losse, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Il. Losse, Of 4945 Rubicam
avenue will become tho bride of Mr..
George w Armstrong. of Limekiln pike.
The pastor of the church, the Rev. DR..
Luther Da Yoe, will perform the cere-
mony, and Mr.. Losse will give his
daughter in marriage
Mrs. Laura Finley will attend her sis
ter as matron of honor and Miss Mar
jorie Bennett and Miss Emily Beider
will be the bridesmaids. Mr.. William
Armstrong will act as best man for his
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Charles Gallagher, Mr.. william Fred
ericks and DR.. Elmer Hess. MIR. Papy
had for his best man his brother, Mr..
Johnson Papy. a reception Immediately
followed the ceremony at the home Of the
brides parents. MIR. and Mrs Papy will
be at home after September l at 1710
West Lehigh avenue.
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MELCHER--LEE

An interesting wedding to take place
this evening will be that OF Miss Helen
James Lee, Of 164 Sumac street. WIS
sahckon, and Mr.. Leon Webster Mel
cher, OF Cynwyd.. which will be ,.- solem-
Presbyterian Church, with the pastor,
the Rev. II c. Hibschman. officiating.
Mr.. Lee will give his daughter IN mar mar
riage, and her sister, Mrs; c. srooke se
Jones, will be natron Of honor. MISS
Mary Davis and Miss Edith Melcher.
sister of the bridegroom. will be brides
maids. Miss Elaine Foulds VIII pc mower
girl.
Mr.. Melcher will have for best man
Mr.. Edgar woodrow: of Cynwyd, and ms
Mr.. George Gillespie, Mr.. Alfred Lee and
Mr.. c. Brooke Jones. Following the
service there will be a reception ior Ine
families at the home Of the bride,s pair pair
ents. The bridegroom and prlae nr Wm.
leave on a trip and will be at home efter
August at 4o1 State road, Cynwyd'
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TIoGA

The Tioga -Nicetown community serv-
ice will open the playground at Hunting
Park avenue and Clarissa street this
afternoon. Major Henry Reed Hatfield,
Joining baseball grounds, has donated
the use of the property to the COM
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PAPY-LAUBER

Clements Episcopal Church on wednes-
day evening when Miss Ammo Louise
Lauber, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August
LAUDER, of 1710 West Lehigh avenue,
became the bride Of Mr.. Frank J. Papy.
Miss Carolyn LAUDER, a sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Marion Hight Miss
Adele Thompson, Miss Marion Mains
and Miss Edna Hoffman. The ushers in.
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PRINGLE-OSMOND

A wedding of interest in this city is
that OF Miss Katherine i. Osmond. Of
3O6 North Thrty-seventh street, and
Mr.. William I Pringle, ,Jr, of Wyn-
cote. Pa. which will take place this
evening at o'clock in the Northminster
Presbyterian Church. Thlrty-ffth ana
Barring streets, the Rev. Or. Courtland
Robinson officiating. A reception will
follow Immediately after the ceremony
at the Philomusian Club, Fortieth and
Walnut streets. The bride will be given
in marriage by her father, and Will be
attended by her sister, Miss Sara os-
mond. as maid Of honor; There will be
five bridesmaids, including Miss Helen
Pringle. of Wyncote; Miss Elizabeth
Pinchback, Miss Margaret Houston, of
Germantown Miss Frances Ball, Of
Germantown. and Miss Peggy OsmUnd.
Mr.. Arthur Pringle will act as best
man for his brother. Mr.. Mortimer
Robinson, of Germantown Mr.. Ray
mond Hecht, of Pittsburgh Mr.. Albert
Peters, Of Overbrook Mr.. John Wright,
Mr.. Daniel Cupitt and Mr.. Bartram
Hopes will be the ushers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pringle will leave Immediately after the
ceremony for an extended wedding trip.
They will be at home after September
is at Wyncote.
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Natalie Lockwood, will be the flower
girl.
The bridegroom will have for his best
man his brother, Mr.. Asa Candee, OF
Phoenix, N. Y. The ushers viii IN.
Mr.. William Treffeise,, of Coatesville; |;
Mr.. E. Harvey Lippincott and Mr. g.
IL. Stanton Massey. q brother OF lhe
bride, while Master j, Parker Massey
will act as ring bearer. -
Mr.. and Mrs Candee will leave Inn
mediately after the reception for an ex-
tended wedding trip. They Will pc at
home after October 1 at 32l Winona
avenue. ,.....
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MISS SIDNEY FRANKLIN
BRIDE OF Mr.. BOHLEN
Miss Moss Marries Mr.. Simonin
at Bowling Green, Ky.-other
Weddings of Today

The wedding of Miss Sidney J. Frank
lin. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Buel Franklin, OF Woodside avenue, Ard
more, and Mr.. Francis II. Bohen, Jr, of
I'LL Walnut street, will take place at
o'clock this afternoon at the Church Of
the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr. The Rev.
George Pomeroy Allen. rector of st.
Mary's Church, of Ardmore, will per-
fern the ceremony, assisted by the Rev.
q. Calvert Carter, rector of the Church
of the Redeemer. The bride. who will be
given In marriage by her father, will be
Franklin, as maid of honor, and the fol-
lowing bridesmaids Miss Elizabeth
Brockie, Miss Peggy Thayer, Miss Re-
becca Thomson, Miss Mary Law, Mrs.
Richard Tilghman and Mrs. John Gil
lette, of Boston. The best man will be
Mr. James Gowen, and there will be the
following ushers. Mr. Richard Thigh
man. Mr.. s. Bonsal Brooks. Mr.. William
B. Franklin, Jr., Mr.. Bernard Law, Mr..
John Sproul, Mr.. Alfred Geary Mr..
Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. Bohlen will be
at home after August ] at Haverford.
SIMoNIN-MoSS
The wedding Of Miss Mary Mackenzie
Moss. daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Nc
Kenna Moss, Of Bowling Green. KY,
and Mr.. Eugene Carter Burlington St'no-
min, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Moore
Simonin, Of Chestnut Hill, will take
place at Bowling Green this evening at
8 o'clock. Mrs Arthur w. Howe, Jr., of
this city, will act as her sisters matron
of honor, and Miss Nell Zimon, of Column
bus, Ga, will be the maid OF honor. The
bridesmaids will include Miss Shelly
Rodes Miss Elizabeth Fitch, Miss Jane
Coke. Miss Mary Clyde Huntsman. Miss
Wickliffe Covington. Miss Mildred Potter,
all Of Bowling Green, and Miss Josephine
Primrose Reeves, of Germantown. Mr..
Simonin will have Mr.. Donaldson Wood
Hopes as best man, and the following
ushers: Mr. Earl Clinton b. Gould, of
New York; Mr.. Walter Hemsley Avery,
NJ. Gazzan, Jr.. Mr.. Clarke s. Hurlbut,
Mr.. Charles NJ. Coryell. Mr.. Blight Sar-
gent Robinson. Mr.. Hamilton Disston
Carpenter. Of this city; Mr.. McElroy
and Mr.. James NJ. Garvey, Of Cincin-
natl, o. A reception will follow the cere-
mony at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Simonin have taken a
house at Chestnut Hill where they will
live after their return from their we'd
ding trip.
RY--HENDERSON
The marriage of Miss Heller s. Hen
derson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George
Magruder Henderson, of 1905 Lincoln
drive, to Mr. Edward McHenry will take
place in st. Michaels Episcopal Church
this evening. Miss Katherine McHenry
will be the maid OF honor and Mrs. Con-
yers Button, Jr., Miss Celestine r.
warder, Miss Rachel Whitmer and Miss
Virginia Arman. of Cumberland, Md
will he the bridesmaids. DR.. Calvin
Smyth will act as best man. and the
following gentlemen will be the ushers
Mr.. Conyers Button, Jr., Mr.. Robert r
Henderson, I'd, Mr.. Gordon Smyth. Mr.
II. Stanley Ketcham. Mr.. Edward King
and Mr.. Martin II. Buehler, Cd. A
small reception will follow the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents.
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brother and the following gentlemen
will be the ushers Mr.. Harry Kline
back. Mr.. Harry Losse, the brides
brother: Mr.. John Bray and Mr.. Wes-
ley Armstrong, the bridegroom's brother
A reception will follow the ceremony at
the home of the BRIDES parents.
After September Mr.. and Mrs. Arm.
strong will be at home at 245 West
Clapier street.
SMITH-FOX
The wedding of Miss Florence NJ.
Fox, of 544I Angora terrace, and Mr.
David Hershey Smith, of 54S South
Forty-ninth street, will take place this
evening at o'clock in the Church Of
the Epiphany, Fifty-seventh street and
Baltimore avenue, the Rev. DR.. William
Parker officiating.
The bride will be given In marriage by
her father and will be attended by
Mrs. Jack Wilson as matron of honor
and by Miss Margaret Ross as maid of
honor. Her two bridesmaids will be
Miss Elizabeth Smith and Miss Eliza
beth Stregley, her cousin.
A brother of the bridegroom, Mr.. Ed
ward ]. Smith, Jr., will act as best man,
while Mr.. Jack Wilson, Mr.. Stewart
Emory, Mr.. Harry Sullivan and Mr..
Henry Fox, brother of the bride, will
be the ushers.
After an extended wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Smith will be at home at 544i
Angora terrace.
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scuAEFrER-LAsHNER

The marriage of Miss Sarah Lashner,
of 6l2e Locust street, and Mr., Henry
Schaeffer, Of i54f North Seventh street;
will take place tomorrow evening et o:oV
o'clock The bride will be given IN mar
riage by her father. and will be attenoea
by her sister, Miss Anna Lashner, as
maid of honor. Mr.. Samuel Kershpaum
will be the best man. Mr.. and mrs'
Schaeffer will live in West Phiiaoei-
phia,
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BOAS-GROVE

An attractive wedding took place at
the Rittenhouse Hotel yesterday at
noon, when Miss Sarah v. Grove. Of 10
Bride Bride" OF M. waite Waiter 'e p. Boss. e OF NeW t1s
York, the Rev. DR.. Robert Johnston Of
ficiating.
The bride was given In marriage by
Mr. T. Kesler Schwartz. and was at
as maid of honor, while Mr.. Boas had
for his best man Mr.. Morris Masland
A reception followed Immediately after
the ceremony. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Mountains. Upon returning they will
make their home in New York.