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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-28
Public School Notes

The Senior class play ''Stop Thief! !"
was given last Monday evening. The
Seniors played for two full houses. one
in the afternoon and the other in the
evening. They worked on this play for
one month under the direction of Miss
Everts and Mrs. Cassidy. Everyone
has pronounced the play tremendous
success.
Mr.. Hookom and Mr.. Holmquist have
been visiting the associated schools.
The schools were closed at three
O'Clock Monday on account of the
matinee, Monday afternoon.
Several Seniors Of the Stephen High
School with Miss Eastburn, their High
School principal, attended the evening
performance of "Stop, Theft They
are planning to give the same play on
Thursday and Friday Of next week.
DR.. Westenberg, state chairman Of
the Near East Relief Association, gave
most interesting talk in the general
assembly Friday, on conditions in
Armenia, as he has seen them In the
evening he spoke to a fair-sized audi
ence on the same question and illus
trated his talk with four reels Of very
interesting moving pictures taken in
Armenia
Miss Grosskopf is still retained at
her home in Minneapolis because Of ILL
ness.
The Sophomores are serving dinners
as part Of their final examinations.
The girls are selling tickets for the
dinners and are required to make the
money received from the sale Of the
tickets cover the cost of the dinner.
The girls-are divided into two groups.
Next Wednesday both the groups will
serve dinners and they will compete to
see who can serve the best meal at the
lowest cost.
The Individual county baking con-
test will be held at the High School
Saturday, May 1. The following
schools will compete: Stephen, Argyle.
Alvarado, Boxville and Warren. Each
club will send two contestants.
Martha Grindeland and Helen Rays
will represent Warren. The winner in
the contest will be given a free trip to
the State Fair where she will bake
bread in the state contest.
I The Seniors are planning to have
! their Commencement exercises June Isl
and the Baccalaureate services on Sun.
day, May 31st, in the evening.
The school is planning to have ar
exhibit of the Manual Training Depart
ment the Home Training Department
| the Normal Training Department anG
the Grades on May Fl and %. The
school will be open all day Friday an6
| Saturday. People are urged to come
out and see the articles made BY the
students. .~-~s- Is.
The Normal girls have been practis
ing teaching in different schools las
week and this week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-28
PIONEER WOMAN PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Maria Nelson. a pioneer woman
Of Marshall county. passed away at the
homs u I1er son, K: 2 Nelson. in War
renton, on Tuesday night, at the ripe
old age of nearly So years. The funeral
will be held next Sunday from the
home at 10 a. H., where brief service
will be held, and afterwards at the
Vega church, where the regular funeral
service will be conducted.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-28
Secure Bridge Contracts.

Louis Grund and J. NJ. Olson, Of Pitt,
were at Crookston last week, where
they secured q bridge contract with
Polk scounty officials for some fifteen
thousand dollars. They expect the
work Of constructing these bridges will
keep them out Of mischief during their
spare time the coming summer.-The
Northern News, Spooner.
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e. Adams. Fergus Falls

Llbra o Sion -----------------
-----A . lss Leonora Bauer, Detroit
Music. Mrs. Harold P. Miller, Crookston
Public Health -----M Mrs.
Ernest Richards. Thief River Falls
State Chairman Of Thrift $685. Mrs.
H. w. Froehlich, Thief River Falls
District Chairman of Thrift --
------ Mrs. D. Gunsted, st. Hilaire
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Wednesday afternoon, 1880 o'clock
Community Singing
Reading - Mrs. J. A. Lindsey, Warren
The County Nurse ----------------
Miss Elizabeth Hansen, r. n, Warren
Music - ladies Club Quartet, Warren
The County Library Survey-Miss
Clara Baldwin. State Library Di-
rector: Miss Leoner F. Bauer. De
troit. Chairman District Library
Committee.
= Twentieth Anniversary --------
OURS. Geo. 81. Chesterman, Crookston
Ndern Club Women -----------
NC Mrs Geo. J. Allen, Rochester
- o'clock Banquet for Visiting Dele
o:9o.ates rendered by Hostess Club
Wednesday evening, 1880 o'clock
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Isle, Merece Taralseth & lola Baugh
N Butterfly Drill
Address, Sound Government 1880
- Mr.. Harry Curren Wilbur. st. Paul
Musical Half Hour
Blanche Johnson, Thief River Falls
Vocal Solo
-- Miss Agda Wennerberg, Warren
Vocal Solo
$500 Mr.. Ingolf Grindeland, Warren
Piano Solo
$500 Miss Olga Hermanson, Warren
Vocal Solo ----- --------- Mrs. lrma
Mallory Fisher. Thief River Falls
Thursday morning, 900 o'clock
Community Singing
,.usic - Ladies' Club Quartet, Warren
Reports, Committees
Club Presidents Reports (continued)
Department Reports Civics,
+. Civil Service. Conservation, Educa-
I ton, Home Economics, Industrial
| and Social Conditions, Legislation,
Music, Public Health.
County Secretaries Reports
league of Women Voters-Mrs. Ro-
bert Hannah, Fergus Falls; Mrs.
F. 81. Peterson, Moorhead.
Thursday afternoon, 100 o'clock
Complimentary Auto Ride
i 200 o'clock meeting place.
. Americanization Observation-Disclosures
i ------- Rev. A. T. Tollevs, Warren
Thrift Symposium H. W.
Froehlich. State Chairman : of
! Thrift, Thief River Falls; Mrs. D..
Gunstad, District Chairman of
Thrift, st. Hilaire.
Music - Ladies' Club Quartet, Warren
Department of Justice Campaign to
Reduce Cost of Living Miss Gene
) We've Burgan, Executive Secretary,
: st. Paul.
Election of Officers
Adjournment.
State President
Mrs. Geo. J. Allen, Rochester
Ninth District President -----------
I ---- Mrs. G. G. Selvig, CrOOkston
Vice President
/ - Miss Anna Tenant, Fergus Fails
according Secretary --------------
---- Mrs. G. P. Rice, Breckenridge
Corresponding Secretary -----------
! $780, Mrs. Fannie Bernard, Warren
treasurer - Mrs. E. s. Jenkins, Ada
Members of State Committees
Il Art $500 Mrs Chas. Lohn, Crooksto1
Ejivies Mrs. Jas. Lyunch, Breckenridge
civil Service, Mrs. James Shea, Perhan
Conservation
1850 Mrs 81. P. Phillips, Mahnome1
education, Miss Bella Deans, Mahnome1
ZONE Economics ------ Mrs.
Geo. w. Christie, Red Lake Falls
,,adustrial and Social Conditions =
t------- Mrs David Johnson, Warner
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Wednesday, May 5, 10 o'clock
MASONIC HALL

Registration Of Delegates
Minnesota Nine $3.50 State Club Song
Invocation = Rev. V. P. Mitchell, Warren
nreetings $50 Mrs G. e. Davis, Warren
G-elcome Mayor r. B. Taralseth
r 80 Mrs. E. E. Adams, Fergus Falls
~ Mrs. C. P. Rice, Breckenridge
Corresponding Secretary -----------
- $500. Mrs. Fannie Bernard, Warren
Treasurer 800 Mrs E. S. jenkins. Ada
Reports of Club Presidents
Appointment Of Committees
Greetings from District President -
Mrs. c.. G. Selvig, CrOOkston
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-06
A Sale to be a Real Bonafit
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all the
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simplify
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quality furniture be found
anywh greatly reduced prices.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Margaret Murray, Miss Margaret
Mcintyre, Miss Catherine Mcintyre and
Miss Elizabeth Cadagon spent the last
weekend visiting Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shock and their
son, Master Charles Shock, spent last
Sunday at Wildwood, n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heppard and
family. OF 1921 Wolf street, have opened
their summer cottage In Wildwood,
where they will remain for the rest of
the season.
Miss Lillian White, of 231 South
Eighth street, visited her parents in
Coatesville last evening
Mrs. Ernest Perry and her son.
Master Ernest Perry. of 2339 South
Twenty-third street, have gone to their
summer home in Wildwood, where they
will remain for the rest of the season,
Mr.. and Mrs James Archdeacon. of
2608 South Bouvier street, have gone
to Atlantic City. where they will re-
main for the rest of the season.
Miss Ray Arverson, of the Reed
Apartments, 1895 South Broad street,
has as her guest for the week. Miss Tess
Wenk, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fredericks. Sr.. 929
Wolf street, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Lillian A Fred
ericks TO Mr.. Charles H. Walker. 1918
Durfor street. Plans for the wedding
have been set for September e.
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McCiure is a graduate of Smith College
vi tne class of 1918.
Mr., and Mrs Joel Cook Huber, of Cyn-
wyd, are at their cottage in Chelsea,
"here they will remain until September.
Dr. and Mrs. s. Merrill Weeks and
MISS Priscilla Weeks, OF s1b South
forty-eighth street, will go next week
TO the Morris ranch. between Cody and
Yellowstone Park, Wyoming, to remain
Two months. Doctor Weeks and his fam
ny have Just returned from weekend
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. /. Roberts New
Kirk. at their summer home at Lang
horne.
Mrs. George de 3. Keim, who has been
spending few days as the guest of her
niece, Mrs, William s. Baker. of the
Rambler. in Edgewater Park, n. j., has
returned to her home
Mrs, f. Burd Grubb and her daughter,
Mis- Violet ID. Grubb, of the Cottage on
the Green Bank, iu Burlington. \. j.,
VIII sail early In July for London,
England, where they will spend the
summer with Mrs. Grubbs brother, Mr..
Thomas Sopwith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frederick Ru-
dolph. Of Forest Park, Baltimore, are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a son, Charles Frederick Rudolph,
Jr., on June 10. Mrs. Rudolph will be
remembered as Miss Jane II. Swope, OF
Mount Airy
The wedding of Miss Marie Anthony,
OF 1853 East Hewson street, and Mr..
Leo Moore, took place at Holy Name
Church, Gaul and East Berks streets, at
nuptial mass Miss Margaret Stokes
acted as maid of honor ard Miss Kitty
Stokes and Miss Helen McGough were
bridesmaids.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. James II. Simpson. of the Powell.
ton Apartments, will entertain at cards
this afternoon In honor of her sister,
Mrs. Oramel Graffen, of New York and
Mrs. Harry Decker. of Johnstown Pa
Among those present will be Mrs Frank
]. Rice, Mrs. Minot E. Brewer. Mrs.
William ]. Cane, Mrs. Milton L. Hohl
field, Mrs. Harry Boardman, Mrs. Harry
Decker, Mrs. Frank G.. Zimmerman,
Mrs. Charles L. Cane. Mrs. Oramel p.
Graffen, Mrs. Harry C. Kochersperger,
Mrs. Frank Marshall and Mrs Albert
Hahn.
Miss Fanny Armstrong. of the Powell
ton Apartments, gave a picnic luncheon
on her birthday, Tuesday. along the
Wissahickon. Her guests were Mrs e.
Armstrong, Mrs. II. Lands, Mrs Horace
Johnson. Mrs. John Ely, Mrs William
s. Mcintyre, Mrs. William Clyde, Mrs.
A. ID. Gresimer and Mrs. L. Dawson.
Mrs. I. H. O'Harra. Of 41o9 Locust
street, has gone to Buffalo as q delegate
to the Northern Baptist Convention
now being held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hickey will
close their house, 251 South Thirty
eighth street. this week and will 10 to
their cottage in Cape May for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Hall. of 224
South Forty-ninth street. announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Mildred
IL. Hall, to Mr.. John Nelson Norris,
which took place on Saturday at the
home of the brides parents.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. william Bower. Of
1741 North Park avenue, will leave
early next month for their summer home
In North wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley r. Furey have
returned from a trip to Niagara Falls
and Canada, and will be at home at
1859 North Nineteenth street. The bride
was Miss Catharine Keller daughter of
Mrs. w. Keller. of Lancaster. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs William D. Gherky, of
1921 Diamond street, and their family,
are occupying their summer home In
Ocean City. and will remain until the
end Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Lauber, Of 1898
North Thirty-third street, left on Fri
day for their Vefrtnor cottage, 1912
ventnor avenue. Mr.. and Mrs Warren
Maenak, who are now in California, will
visit them In July. Mrs. Maenak was
Miss Estelle M. LAUDER, whose mar
riage took place June ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Thanhauser. of
the Lorraine Hotel, returned from visit
to Sioux City Iowa, where they were
guests Of their children, DR.. and Mrs.
Mortimer Herzberg and family, and are
now at the Royal Palace Hotel. Atlantic
City, for the remainder Of the summer.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

cbas,,,, ana Mrs Thomas ]. Dolan. of
tjStTSowoid tain IN so@ Farm. Devon. will enter
N N honor Of Miss Dorothy Wells. Of Ros.'
%%n, who will be the guest OF Mr. and
mrs Doian over the weekend.
neHass MRS Edward sydenham Page. of
eSon week, mas Sire returned ar to her home from
sa' Mr' EDWARD Sydenham Page Jr'. sailed
rr rror France with Ave of his Princeton
SSollege friends. They expect TO make a.
pFcgcoe FrSr tour Of two months through
KraIi Mr; iI and Mrs. g. Emory McMichael. of
MndaI MMHoLI House will entertain at dinner on
WWeaLnesday;; June 80, Mr.. and Mrs Nc.
TTm,Cnael VIII also entertain at dinner on
MY .. before the dance to be given by
hanod, Penllyn. VI
SSrroome' daughter of Major Harry g
&Mroome, OF the Wellington and Airlie
smarrenton. Va, and Mr. Robert Toland
W JT, son OF Mrs. Edward d. Toland' Of
d.SS,"Swewood, will take place on Satur-
p, bnnpt bHrpitemoer II. at Airlie. Miss Nancy
ard uIHlhS. Will act as maid of honor
Ss S'G MISS MISS Mary Ernestine Appleton will
" D'rt among the bridesmaids. The ushers
Nh Nh include Mr. Eckley B. Coke, Sd, and
ToianSSS SS'mHni miI Wagner, of this city. Mr..
ner aia m VIII entertain his ushers at dir
uuet At the Whitemarsh Hunt C''.l ,ilE
saturday. September q. lai
,,,sItrs, Mrs, Edmund H. Rogers has issued
wi,i iS,iI'atohs for a luncheon which she
VIZ siSe Ne on Wednesday, June 40. at the
Ms MIS- Ghester Country Club, in honor Of
M ~ niary HaWley Mulford, daughter OF
r, onto ana Mrs Victor ]. Milford, Of Wyn-
NoIs, W., whose engagement 10 M RIA
annaM, ANU NJ, Chandor of New York. has haen
snanaiceo Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers ara
parentss the summer with Mrs. Rogers's
at theIr cnrd mr, ana Mrs. l. Hazleton Mirkii,
ME- ,Sonmintry home near West Chester
b,s Mrs, William Booth Todd. Of Chester
IuI,, ISSUED invitations for n luncheon
RmIioo,,, IN honor of Mrs. David Javna
bereS mrs Bullock will be remens
of T'av,a as MISS Anna Freeman Collins
thirty pmeets pe'' covers will be laid for
MRS J. Hampton Barnes or wa...
tow Is spending ten days at Saundsrs'
Biddie ~ H. as the guest Of Mrs. George
strsat' Mrs' Francis Biddle, of 2oa1 Ioors,
gulf Ms spending the summer at OTons
Mr. Mr' biddle will join her later.
been Robert Emott Hare. who has
Seeh Srh visiting In Baltimore ratwrn MIC mas
postnnnaed on Friday and entertained the
at her, S meeting OF her bridge club
NJ, o.He IN Devon yesterday.
and MIssh Sh1 a Mrs, James Watts Mercur
WaliineSonSs Sshise Mercur, of Netherworth,
Furnnsiord Will sail early in JnIy e..
september '' VIII remain until
A dia rs: +. Walter Morgan sharples ~ Ma.
(severaIi IS gone gone to Atlantic City to remain
land MrSa MRS, Walter Jeffords and Mr.
Middle mrs H.. Samuel d. Riddle, of Glen
Sew days aye w returned from a stay OF a
has John Mcdonald Jr 30 p,s.,
weeks ~ Tor Cuba to spend seyerai
In % osIeODna. on her plantation, santo pom,ngo Snsi
late Judaar daroid NJ. Mcclure. wife or the
has sene,,ne ses Mcclure. OF Lewisburs. Pa Pa
fsushtsr' Ma the engagement OF her
aesaFd yisSssrM ass "a MsssSsst sssTr = Mcclure, 70 Mr
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RROWN-MORRIS


Arotber wedding of interest to society
will take place at 5 o'clock this after
noon when Miss Marjorie Paul Morris.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Hollings-
worth Morris, of Solitude. Villanoya,
will be married at a.sr,n14 the Charch OF Me- Me-
@ George Farnum Brown, son Of Mrs.
Frederick Brown, of 317 South Twenty
second street. The ceremony Will be per
formed by the brides uncles the Rev.
Richard Morris and ,d the ,%N kev' Sfii STsePbe be
given in marriage by her father. and
attended by Mrs. Cameron. Macleod, OF
Berwyn, as matron of honor VIII wear
the cream satin wedding gown worn by
her mother and GRANDMOTHER, trimmed
with old family lace Her veil of tulle,
reaching TO the end Of her court train
will be caught with orange blossoms:
She will carry a shower pouquet Oh
white orchids and lilies OF the valley.
II. Dulles, Miss Leonie Bispham, Of New
York; Miss Helena Robinson. Miss
Katharine c. Lea, Miss Ottilie Morris
and Miss Priscilla Norris, the bride g
cousins. They and Mrs. MCLEOD VIII
wear hydrangea-blue organdie dresses
with white collars and cuffs and silver
gird1es. Their hats will be blue and
pale pink organdie. with narrow bands
and bows of silver They Will carry
larkspur and pink snap.dragon' Littie
matron Of honor. will be flower girl and
will wear a pink frock. She will carry
a basket of larkspur and sweetheart
roses. The bridegroom's brother, Mr..
Zerbau Brown, will be his best man
and the ushers will be Mr.. Armitt Brown,
Mr.. p. Hollingsworth Morris, Jr., Mr..
Morris Merritt. Mr. Woodson Hancock,
Mr.. Philip Fisher. Mr.. William Arnett
and Mr. Edward Fisher, of New York. A
small reception for the families and a
few close friends will follow at the home
of the brides parents.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald, Of
SO4 East Chelten avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Mary Zita Fitzgerald, to Mr.. Alfred o.
Goderre, of Pcekskill. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Meyer and
family, of 134 West Mount Airy ave-
nue., have taken a cottage in Delaney
place, Ocean City, which they will
occupy next week for the summer.
Miss Elsa wohlfeld and Miss Lenore
Wohlfeld will 60 on July Q to Camp
severance, N. Y, for the summer.
Mrs. Herbert A. Wallace. Of 4sS East
Mount Airy avenue, Is spending some
time In Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs II. oscar Brown and Miss
Aurelia c. Brown will close their house
in Germantown at the end of the month
and go to their cottage at Chelsea where
they will spend the summer.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stein, of l541
North Thirty-third street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen Stein, to Mr.. Benjamin Shapiro,
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius c. Levi, of 3016
Diamond street, have taken a house at
216 Township line. Jenkintown for the
summer Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene NJ. Loeb
will spend the summer with them.
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WlSSAHICkOE

Mrs. Frank S. whitcomb. of 243 Ro-
chelle avenue. who attended the gradua-
tion exercises at Wilson College, on her
return gave dinner at her home in
honor of the following graduates: Miss
Elizabeth Oehrle. of Olney, and Miss
Edith Passler. of Norwood, Pa
Miss Bess Klose. OF Milton. Pa. is
spending some time as the guest of Miss
Lucy Fox. of 233 Rochelle avenue.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A June wedding of interest took place
in st. Stephens Church, at Beverly. n. j.
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
when Miss Dorothy Tull Parker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Justice w. Parker,
became the bride Of Captain Edwin P.
Schroyer. The Rev. Herbert j Cook,
rector OF st. Stephens Church, per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was
given in marriage by her father. The
brides only attendant was her sister,
Mrs. Edward Becker. Of Edgewater
Park. n. j.. who acted as matron of
honor. Captain Schroyer had for his
best man Lieutenant Nelson Easton, OF
Norristown, Pa. The ushers included
Captain Raymond Nicholson, Captain
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IMPORTANT WEDDINGS
IN SUBURBS AND CITY
Miss Marys Clark Weds Mr.
Frazier-Brown-Morris Mar
riage-other NuptiaIs

A marriage OF social Importance.
which will take place today. will be tnat @
OF Miss Marys Bernon Clark, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lincoln Glark'
or Bryn Mawr, and Mr. George harr.- NIL
son Frazier, Jr., son of Mr. and mrs,
George Harrison Frazier. The wedding
will take place at 4 o'clock in the Churcn
OF the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr. The brioe
will be given in marriage by her father
and will be attended by Miss MaTgar-
eta Jeanes as maid Of honor. Miss Elea-
nor Clark and Miss Conway Clark SIS ns
ters Of the bride: Miss Mary +. Glen
dinning, Miss Martha Bent. Miss Mar
garet Berwind, Mrs. Allen McLane Jri;
wilmington, and Miss Nancy King, OF
Newport, will be bridesmaids. ,,
The little flower girls will be MISE
Ellen Tilden and Miss Cornelia Tilden'
nieces of the bridegroom.
The best man will be Mr.. A. Freder-
jck Muller and the ushers will tnclude
Mr. c. p. B.. Jefferys,. Mr.. W j.; Sewel'
Borie, Mr.. III. Percival Glendinning, Mr.
William q. Hopkins. Mr.. Snowden
Henry. Mr.. Edward w Madeira; MT
Pbiiip Fitzpatrick and Mr.. Paul Miller
Of Pittsburgh.
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REEsE-o'CoNNELL

The marriage of Mrs Martha O,Con-
nell and Mr.. Lawrence Reese Hight,
took place at the Gesu Church on Mon
day with Rev. John Bernard oniciatlng:
Mrs James Cummins acted as matron OF
honor, and Mr.. Louis f. Hight was MS
followed the ceremony at the Ritten-
house Hotel Mr. and Mrs Hight left for
two weeks wedding trip to Poland
Springs Me.
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TRACY-THIRAULT

The marriage of Mrs Francis A. Thi.
bault, of 24S South Twenty-second
street. and Dr. George " Tracy. of Bev;
erly, N. j., will take place very quietly
street near Twentieth, in the presence
Of the immediate families. The ceremony
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JIPSCHUTZ-UOUD
A wedding of interest took place at
Goodman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Goodman. of 517 South Third
street, was married to Mr.. Israel Lip
schultz, of this city. The Rev Samuel
Freedman, of the Beth FL Synagogue
offlciated. The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Bessie Goodman, as maid OF
honor. The bridesmaids included Miss
Minnie Kenivald, Miss Evelyn Good
man, Miss Nora Rosnor, Miss Fannye
Goldscheider and Miss Florence Good
man. Mr. Harry Lipschutz, the BRIDE
groom's brother, was best man, and the
ushers were Mr.. Herman Gable, Mr..
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Walter Butler. a cousin OF the bride
tlon will follow the ceremony at the
home of the brides parents. After July
12 Mr.. and Mrs. Keller will be at nome
at $50 Arthur street, Fox Chase.
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cLIME-cAscAnEN

A wedding OF interest In this city and
Pittsburgh will be that of Miss Grace
70. Cascaden. Of 92S South F'orty-ninfh
street. and Mr.. Isaac .. Cline, q Pitts.
O'Clock this afternoon, the Rev. Clin-'
ton B. Adams, brother-in-law OF the
bride. off1ciating. It
riage by her brother, Mr.. Alfred Cas-
caden. will have two attendants, Mie9
Anna Adams, a niece. and Miss Sara
Neel flH.H
Mr.. Lewis NJ. storb. Jr., will act -
best man itI