Evening journal., 1920-04-24
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Miss Helen Mary Hughes, daughter
Of Mrs NJ. J. Hughes and the late Or.
Hughes and Frederick James Gibney,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs James Bradford
Gibney, OF this city, will be married
at o'clock this evening in the
Church OF the Sacred Heart by the
Rev. Leonard Walter.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her brother, Frank C. Hughes. The
maid OF honor will be the brides Sis
ter, Miss Louise c. Hughes. The
bridemaids will be Miss Marie Keimig,
Of Elizabeth, n. j.; Miss Catharlne
Hughes. a cousin OF the bride from
Bedford, Pa, Miss Mary Hughes. a sis
ter OF the bride and Miss Elizabeth
d Glbney, a sister OF the groom The
| little Misses Mary l.. Smith and Ruth
laggart will be flower girls. Eye
/ Cheltham. nephew of the bride Will
/ be the ring bearer.
Mr.. Gibney will have as his best
man Joseph w, Brosius James Hughes
Of Bedford, Pa; Rex McCrOssan, Of
/ Palmyra, ~ y, John STRAIN, Of Phil
adelphia and Fred Chapman of this
| city will be ushers.
The church viii be beautifully dec
/ GRATED with palms, Easter lilies and
snapdrag0n. The music will be under
i the direction Of Miss Ryan, organist Of
! the church.
Following the ceremony a reception
will be held at the Hughes home, No.
1906 Clayton street.
The couple viii leave on a southern
trip tonight and after June 4 will re-
side at Washburn, Wisconsin.
Both the bride and groom are pop
tilaramong the citys younger set. Dur
ing the past week many social func-
4 tiOns have been given in their honor
/ on Monday afternoon Mrs. Herbert
Smith entertained at bridge in honor
OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Ras-
kOb entertained at a dinner on Tues
day evening and at a bowling party
/ Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
n liam Blatz gave dinner, thealeI
party and dance in honor Of the bride
I, and groom Last evening Mr. ant
Mrs. Frank c. Hughes entertained at 2
dance.
Miss Fannie Murphy and C Herber
| Birch were married last Thursday az
/ terE0On at the home OF the bride. No
30l " Franklin street. by the Rev
| William Hahbart. The bride wore
! blue travelling suit with cOrsage bOu
! quetof sweet peas After a short wed
|, ding trip to Willis Wharf Virginia
! the home of the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Birch VIII make their hom
in this city.
/ Miss Mary Virginia Truitt. daughie
, OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher G.. Truitt. o
, No 6 Gordon street, and James Bake
| Shellender, son Of David w. Shellen
der. were married on Thursday eve
! ming, at the home OF the brides par
/ ents by the Rev. w Ernest Green
field. pastor Of Brandywine NJ.
| Church.
III The bride wore a white geOrgett
crepe dress. with veil. and carried
shower bouquet of white roses. Tn
| bridesmaid. Miss Edith NJ. Thomas
wore a white georgette crepe dres
and carried a bouquet Of pink roses
\ The best man was Earl White. Ate
II the ceremony and reception the cOupl
n left fer Atlantic City. and on their re
turn will live in this city.
II The wedding march was played b
Miss Anna Mae Bullock, Of Dentor
II Those present were: Mr. and Mri
! Fletcher C.. Truitt and daughter. Mn
dred Truilt. Mrs Enoch Pleasentoi
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Robinson. ana so
ElwoOd David ". Shelender, Mr.
Edward Teath. OF Cenireville. Md
Mrs. Ida White, Misses Ollie and Edit
Jackson Miss Eta G. and Alice rhom
I. as. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson an
N son. Edward, Mrs. Lila Riley, d
I, Newark Del: Mrs. Bert Shellende
II Mrs. William Bullock. OF Denton. Md
n Mr.. and Mrs William Layton, Mr. an
n Mrs Nelson Talley Mr. and Mrs Wa
ter Haslett, Mrs. Thomas Gilston an
daughter Lois, Mrs. Ambrose Brici
Robert Lennon, Miss Elizabeth knOr
Medford T.. Everett, Miss Marie Lane
o. ford, Mrs. Grace Roe. Frank Sylvester