Evening journal., 1920-04-17
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In 81. Thomas Church. on Thursday
afternoon, Miss vincenzlna uginu.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Rlcci,
and Frank Toro, were married by the
Rev. John j. Connolly.
Miss Rosa Delgrosso was the maid OF
honor and Rocco Fontano best man.
The bride wore white silk with
tulle veil and carried shower bouquet
OF roses. and sweet peas. Tho maid Of
honor wore pink georgette crepe with
picture hat TO match, and carried pink
roses.
The bridegroom served with the
Seventh Engineer Corps. Pifth Division.
A. E. r. during the world war, and was
In the service twenty-seven months,
during which eighteen months were
spent overseas. de took an active part
in all the drives. During his stay over
seas he was gassed and also suffered
from an attack Of pneumonia, caused
from trench exposure.
Mr.. TOr0 has a large circle OF friends
in this city. He was frequent vlsi-
tor at the Red Cross Canteen head
quarters in this city, and assisted The
canteen workers at many times when
they entertained truck trains and
troops passing through this city. lie
is now employed BY the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Traction Company.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Toro viii live at NO. 1914 West Sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lawson Scott
announce the engagement OF their
daughter Miss Helene Barrett Scott TO
DR.. James e. L. Holmes or Baltimore.
rhe wedding win take place early an
the fall.
Miss Mary Estella Jones and Irwin
Henry Borer were married this after
noon In Harrison Street NJ. e. Church
by the Rev. w. y. Habbart. The bride
was given In marriage by her father
and was attended by Miss Carolyn Heyl
as maid OF honor and Miss Edna Borer
as bridesmaid. Gerald Smith was best
man.
The bride wore dark blue cloth
travelling suit with hat 10 match. and a
corsage bouquet OF lilies OF the valley
and orchids.
The maid OF honor wore peacock
blue charmeuse, with leghorn picture
hat and pink sweet peas. The brides
maids gown was OF blue tai1eta, with
hat 10 match. she wore sweethears
roses.
The wedding march was played by
Leon Smith Miss Edith Lummis sang
AT Dawning"
Following the ceremony the couple
left on an extended trip through New
York State and Boston
/ Mr.. BOrer is connected with the
dupont Company IN this city.
Miss Edna r. Ford and Lewis f.
Holloway, both OF this city, were mar
ried at Harrison Street NJ. y. Church
parsonage on wednesday by the Rev.
w. L. liabbart
The engagement OF Miss Edith Foote.
daughter or Mrs. j. Howard Foote OF
Brooklyn. N. y, to Allen w. Carpenter
formerly Of this city has been announc-
ed
Miss Foote was actively engaged in
Red Gross work during the war. and
Is a member OF the League for Won
ans Service. She was vice chairman
Of the organization committee for Y. NJ.
q A. welfare work during the drive last
spring.
Mr.. Carpenter is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Chandler Carpenter, of No.
iiO5 Woodlavn avenue. He Is with the
dupont Export Company in New York,
and during the war enlisted In the U.
S. Naval Aviation Corps.
Mss Helen NJ Vickers and John A.
NcKibben were married yesterday
morning az solemn high nuptial mass,
in st. Paul's r. C. Church by The Rev.
Father Higgins. The couple were al
tended by Miss katherine Lynch and
Paul A. Vickers.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. McKibben left for Atlantic City
where they will spend a month at he
Traymore. They will make their home
in 4his city.
Mr.. McKibbcn is connected with the
Office OF John ]. Kennedy, architect.
Miss Maud smith Grier OF this city,
and Dewitt Clinton Suplee OF Philadel-
phia. were married In the Church OF
the New Jerusalem by the Rev. George
Henry Dole, at noon today.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, A. o. II. Grscr. Miss Eliz-
abeth S. Reynolds, a cousin, was maid
Of honor. George NJ. Grier, Warren w.
Crier, and Albert o. II. Grier, Jr.,
nephews OF the bride, acted as ushers.
w r. Harold Braun OF Germantown.
Pa. was best man.
The musical numbers were. BE
cause sung by Mrs. Eleanor G. Kenl-
I cry; "Romanz" a violin solo by Miss
Pauline Eberhardt. also the vocal solo
Al paWnins,N with violin obBgato.