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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gebhardt. of 25S
Fast BringhurSt street, announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Amelia
Gebhardt, to Mr.. Robert Cousin, of 32l5
Germantown avenue, on Wednesday eve
ring. at $40 o'clock, in tho Wayne
Avenue Baptist Church, Wayne avenue
and Indian Queen lane by the Rev. r.
l.. Newkirk Miss Bertha Gebhardt was
the brides attendant
Announcement of the marriage Of Miss
Edith Wright to Mr.. Harry r. Geb-
hardt. Mrs Cousins brother, on We'd
nesday afternoon, at o'clock, Is also
made Miss Mary Wright was her sis
ter's maid Of honor and Mr.. Alfred Geb-
hardt acted as best man for his brother.
A double reception took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gcbhardt in
the evening.
some time in Wildwood. Upon their re-
turn they will occupy their apartment
at Germantown avenue and Brnghurst
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Cousin will leave for
their wedding trip on July l.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Appel OF 6O2l
Germantown avenue, announce the mar
rlage OF their daughter, Miss Caroline
Appel, to Mr.. Archie lsobertSon' j., or
Mt, Airy, on Wednesday afternoon, at
2 O'Clock. in St MIChaeIs Lutheran
Church, Mt Airy, by the Rev. Stepnen
Paulson. Miss Bella Jackson ana MI
Andrew West were the ATTENDANTS MI,
and Mrs Robertson are on n ttlp. hiter
which they will be at home at ooEl Ger
mantown avenue.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mrs, Thomas J. Barger of Ardmore,
announce the marriage OF her daughter,
Mrs, Adele Barger Gibbons, and Mr.,
Atha Thomas Whitaker, on June 30, at
home, by the Rev. Howard Wayne
Smith.
Miss Lucy Lee Klnsolving, daughter
OF Bishop Luclen Lee Kinsolving, of
who made her debut in this city last
winter, was presented TO the King and
queen Of England on Thursday evening
ny Mrs, John w Davis, wife of the
American ambassador to Great Britain.
Miss kinsolving Is a niece OF Mrs. Sam
vel Frederic Houston, OF Drum Moir.
Chestnut HILL and has been spending
several months in England with her
mother. Mrs. Kinsolving was Miss Alice
Brown daughter Of Mrs. Charles Brown,
OF New Jersey.
MT. and Mrs. Charles Wells Walker,
OF Rohobeth Farm, Devon. with their
daughter, Miss Edith Walker, and Mr..
snd Mrs William Nick. Bray, have left
,,hhr cape May, where they will spend
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Valinote of 226
aa%Attgton avenue, East Lansdowne,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Charlotte Valinote, to Mr..
'o'h Lhtorraca. Of New York,
Mr., and Mrs. L. Howard Weatherly
81 osG 90 ihelr daughter. Miss Carol Smith
~ %WSI9 Chestnut street, will go in July
Mhlte sulphur Springs, Va, where
SMoy VIII spend several weeks. Miss
"''ith VIII make her debut next winter
"a dinner dance which Mr.. and Mrs
bor,""lherIy Will give in her honor at their
"onlS on November ~.
ciihe marriage of Miss Caroline s
Gennsor' daughter OF Mr.. Charles S
wEse Smkler, and Mr.. Dunbar Lock.
NJ P OF Boston, will take place today
Me SnseIyldere Plantation, South Carolina
insS lines sInI.kler sHIInkler Is q niece of Miss Caro-.
siot tSIhkler, or 1904 Locust street, and
itrnSs s'Ssttr or Mrs, Nicholas Roosevelt, who
porroo. pro formerly In this city. Miss Mary
pbiSa%er' OF Chestnut Hin. Is among the
Paiar' and Mrs @. Brinton Roberts OF
in WIN entertain at n dance tonight
n pohor OF their two sons, Mfr. George
Mr. anS Ss, Jra and Mr.. Brinton Roberts
entertnI mI Mrs Robert r. Strawbrldge will
tain at dinner before the dance
WI, and Mrs. Arthur q. Newton. OF
Bav Mmood road, Merton, have gone tc
ieau' N, j., for the summer.
chlaroa ana Mrs, William ii. Fowell and
Merioeh' OK Melrose and Linden lane
thar left Thursday for Isola Bella
spend 'sshtsnd san In Maine. where they vii
fora rs William r. Philler. OF Hayer
H VINO has peen at The Traymore
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ROxB BOROUGH

Mrs Joseph c. Davenport, of Hermit's
lane, entertained on Tuesday evening at
her home in honor of her sister. Miss
Martha Woerner. who will leave next
week to spend the season at 1nterlaken,
Fla. The guests included Mrs. Alfred
Patche!t; Mrs. Joseph Henry Nwing, Mrs
Samuel r. Borer, Mrs. James c. Wohen-
smith, Mrs. Il. r. Clark. Mrs. John Fer
rier, Mrs; George Faustman; Mrs; Lee
Kemper, Miss Edith Fee, Mrs. Walter
HIagy, Jr.; Mrs; James Ranmsey; s,ny Mrs
Mrs. Alfred Bechtel, Mrs, Walter But
ton. Mrs. Herbert Stafford. MRS George
Wright, Mrs Harry Helms. Mrs. Wal
lace Root, Mrs. Harry Walker Mrs.
Joseph Schofield, Mrs. William Goshow
and Miss Mary Regnor.
Mrs w. Wilcox entertained the MEM
bers OF her card club on Wednesday
afternoon at the Repine Farm on Cherry
lane, Barren Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs William 8. Sturse have
returned from their wedding trip and
will be at home on East Conarroe street
The bride was Miss Ruth Jones.
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LANSDOWN e

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Mlshler and
at their cottage at Bushkill. Pa.
DR.. and Mrs Thomas NJ. Krall and
their children, Mr.. Thomas Krall Jr. !,
Miss Muriel Krall. Miss Janet Krall and
Miss Laura Krall will spend the sum-
mer at their cottage in Ocean city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Willis and
Miss Laura Willis and Mr.. Edward
Willis will spend the summer at their
cottage in Ocean City
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Joseph Decker
will leave July 81 for idaho Falls, Idaho,
lvheer they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
ion n. Pike. Mrs. Pike VIII be remem-
bered as Miss Ruth Decker
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Meyer, Mr.. Drew
Never, Miss MarCelline Meyer ana MISS
Agnes Meyer leave shortly for their cot
tnRe at Sea Isle City, j" "here they
will spend the summer.
Mr., and Mrs. William Mayer returned
or Monday to st. Louis. Mo-. after nav,
ing spent several weeks with Mr ana
Mrs. Herbert Hays. Mr.. ana Mrs mayer
formerly lived in Lansdowne'
Mr. and Mrs william A; McEwen are
snending this week at Delaware wafer
Son pa accompanied by Mrs. Henry
Kesselbaum. Mr.. McEWen Is alehun's
a convention at Stroudsburg, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G, Cooper haVe
been spending several Weeh,enuSt oIr
Ocean City, and expect 10 occupy ,s''st Smet
cottage there during July ana Ausus'
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford and
their daughter, Miss AnUa CraWroTu, Oh
2OS3 Diamond street, who are taxing u
trip to Colorado Springs ana the heI.
iowstore Park, are stopping for snort
time in Salt Lake CITY LlAh'
Mr., and Mrs william BAR OF lhlrty-
second street and SusQuehanna avenue
will spend the remainder OF the summer
in Ocean CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wllsoh; Oh loSf
North Park avenue, win theIr ,Spuhs
sons, Master Harrison Wilson ana Mas.
ter Richard Wilson, Will leave carry Ht.H, nHA'
week to pass the season in ocean Guy
Master Jack Wilson and Master RUS
sell Wilson, Jr., will go TO Moose LaNH'
n. H., to join camping party ior TWO
months.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Stern and their
family, of North SiNteeh'h s'ieTr' AZ a.
occupying their summer nome III Al
lantic City.
Mrs. Nathan 4. skinner or l12i ON-
ford street, is giving a luncheon today
at her home for her daughter, MISS
Hazel Skinner, and her bridal 2ttehuants' ANS
Mrs Marshall Lent2, Miss Ella WIZ
gins, Miss Edna WIgglnS, MISS E'he'
O'Kane and Mrs. l., j, Ryan
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Press have re- re-
turned from their wedding trip ana VIII
PASS the remainder OF the season at the
breakers, in Atlantic CITY Inc DTiue
will be remembered as MISS ll'lle SlaFe
Greenhouse,
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Frank Welnblatt, Of 410S Ian
caster avenue announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Sara Beat
rice Weinblatt. to Mr.. David Rabino-
vitZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay F. w. Schmidt, of
CLOS Christian street. entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor of their
daughters Miss Phyllis Schmidt, sixth
birthday. The guests included Miss Lois
Jean Meyers, Miss Virginia Dickey Tre-
dick, Miss Gertrude Saeger. Miss Mil
dred Phillens, Master Wendell Swift
Tredick. Jr.. and Master David thinner
man.
Miss Bertha White. OF 1925 Walnut
street and Miss Betty Perem, of 1891
Baltimore avenue. are spending the
weekend as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bryson, OF New Castle. Del
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MISS JOSEPHINE DODGE
WEDS J. S. |. WHARTON
Marriage Of Miss Constance
Vauclain and Mr.. William Ham
iIton Takes Place Today

A home wedding of interest will take
place at o'clock this afternoon. when
Miss Josephine Dodge, daughter OF Mrs
James Mapes Dodge. OF Mexican ave-
nue.. Germantown, will be married to Mr..
Joseph s. Lowering Wharton. Jr, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s. Lowering Whar-
ton. of Old York road, Oak Lane. The
Rev. Rodger Forbes, pastor OF the Uni
tartan Church. Of Germantown. viii
officiate. and Mrs Dodge will give her
daughter In marriage. The bride will be
attended by her sister, Mrs. Spencer X.
Mulford, Jr., as matSou Of honor, and
VIII have as bridesmaids Mrs. Frank G.
Delaney Miss Dorothy +, Daniel. Mrs.
Francis II. Adler, Mrs. Jacob Regel.
Jr., and Mrs Karl Dodge Mr.. Charles
w. Wharton will be the bridegroom 8
best man. and his ushers Mr.. s. Brinton
Wharton, Mr.. Spencer X Mulford Jr
Mr.. Karl Dodge and Mr. Brinton Shoe
maker. OF STAFFORD, VT. A small re-
ception Will follow. Upon their return
from wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Whar-
ton will live in Meadowbrook.
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Observation-Disclosures

The wedding of Miss Ellen L. Van
Ness Potterberg, daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. Charles Potterberg, of 2838 North
Broad street, and the Rev. Alfred Geer
will take place this evening at the Fiji
tieth Baptist Church, Seventh street and
Susquehanna avenue. The ceremony Will
be performed by the pastor OF the
church, the Rev. J. Francis Behrens, as
sisted by Chaplain David II. Tribou
T. S. n, of Hampden, Me-. and will be
followed by reception at the church
The bride will be attended by Miss Mary
Mary Longaker Keely will be the ring
bearer. Mr.. Charles Adams, of Tours
Vile, Pa. n cousin of the bride, will act
Mr.. RAYMOND Krecker, of Fort Wash
ington, Pa. Mr. Paul Ferguson, Brook
lyn, and Mr.. David Fulmer Keely. After
a wedding trip, the Rev. and Mrs. Hem
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MacMILLAN-SCHELL

The wedding of Miss Dorothy Root
Schell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. Schell, Of 5027 Newhall street, and
Mr. Stanley Livingstone Macmillan, of
Ardmore, Pa. will take place at 4 o'clock
this afternoon in the Wayne Avenue
Baptist Church, Wayne avenue and In
dian Queen lane, the Rev. B. l.. New
kirk, pastor of the church. officiating
The bride will be given in marriage by
her father and will be attended by. Mrs.
Philip II. Brocklesby as matron OF honor
and Miss Margaret r. Rock as maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids will include Miss
Marion Lewis, Miss Cecil Endy, Miss
Lillian oliver and Miss Esther MacMil-
Ian, a sister of the bridegroom. Mr. Her
bert Macmillan will act as best man for
his brother and the following gentlemen
will act as ushers: Mr.. Leslie Tarleton,
Mr.. Harvey Keeports, Mr.. Warner Over
and Mr.. William Rockey A reception
will follow the ceremony at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
MILAN will be at home at A Pastorious
street after September l.
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South Eleventh street, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Jane d.
Tomlin, to Mr.. william j. Mclaughlin
on January Fl at the. Cathedral, Balti-
more. by the Rev. Father Hagy.
Miss Lillian Idaline Pollock and Miss
Faye c. Pollock, Of 2003 East Moya-
mensing avenue. left last night for Ken
lucky and Indiana, where they will spend
several weeks.
Mr.. Claude Ramspacher. Of 234O. South
Seventeenth street, spent Wednesday on
a fishing trip at Cape May.
Friends of Miss Helen McCrary, of
Broad and Catharine streets, will be glad
to learn that she Is recuperating from
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Guerin and
family, of 1903 Ritner street, will go
next week to their summer cottage in
Ventnor.
Mrs. william Fitzgerald, Of Brooklyn,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
McKernan, Of 1918 Ritner street.
Miss Catherine Kennedy, of 25o4
Spruce street will go next week to Ocean
City, where she Will remain for fort
night.
Miss Bessie Harvey, Of ,2bOS South
Lambert street, went on a boating trip
to wilmington, Del. on Wednesday.
Friends OF Mr. Francis Z. Riley, OF
| 2737 South Ninth street. will be glad TO
| learn that he has returned to his home
from the hospital and is recuperating
after eight weeks Of severe illness.
Miss Virginia Manning, of 2640 South
Seventeenth street, entertained lnfor-
mally at a farewell dinner given at her
home on Thursday evening in honor OF
Miss Mary Murphy, OF 1920 McHsar
street. Among those present were Miss
Jane Tuohy. Miss Elanore McNernan
Miss Helen Collins, Miss Frances
Buckley, Miss Ann Courtney, Miss Mer.
cedes Herring, Mr.. Frank Yeager, Mr.
Earl Connell, Mr.. John Finnegan, Mr.
Michael Dougherty, Mr.. Gene Holmes
Mr.. william Dean, Mr.. John Manning
Mr. James Duffy and Mr.. William Duffy
Friends Of Miss Marie McCabe. of 232;
South Seventeenth street. will Se glad tc
learn that she is recuperating from hel
recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs David p. Orr have re-
turned from their wedding trip in At
lantc City.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Speaks of Todays Weddings Tells
of the Lawn Fete at Wdlmmthon and Sees aNun,ber
OF Persons on the Street

Atlantic City, returned home on We'd
nesday. v" "eu
Mrs. w. w. Griscom and daugbto or
Miss Gladys Griscom, OF Cheswold lane,
Haverford, will leave carly next week
Tor Saunderstown, r. l., where they will
spend the summer. '
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Earle. "a.
aiu wiI, iia,n,iy' ionny' or Grays lane, Haverford,
home at Cape May
Mrs. Ernest Law and her daughter.
MISC Mary Law, Of Edgefeld, ST.
last of July for the month Of August Aug ,ne
Mrs, Henry Ellison and her daughter.
MISS Edith r. Ellison, Of Brlar Hill,
RSosemont, tS IT, VIII leave July for trip
through the West and will stay for some
time In National Glazier Park.
Miss Elaine Sullivan, daughter OF Mr.
ard Mrs James Francis sullivan. of the
woods, Radnor, has returned from n
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Carroll Hoffman. OF New York.
Mrs. Chase, wife of the late Rear
ADMIRAL A. r. Chasse, who has been
spending several weeks IN WAYNE. ia
visiting In New York before going 10
Maine for the summer. Her daughter,
Mrs. George Hamilton, of Hawaii who
has been visiting Mrs. Chasse, will
accompany her.
Mrs. thompson, OF Baltimore Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Thomas Leaning
OF Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan HAYWARD and
family, OF st. Davids, have gone TO their
summer home in Manchester. Mass
where they will remain during the SUM
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert wolstenholne
VIII give a birthday party this evening
at their home, 5012 Schuyler street, Ger
mantown, in honor of their daughter.
Miss Doris Wolstenholme The guests
viii include Miss Harriet Boyer. Miss
Caroline Hess, Miss Marie Howard Miss
Florence Bustard, Miss Rachel Brown
lee, Miss Edna Boyd, Miss Evelyn Patti
son, Miss Babette Eiseman, Miss MAY
Wolstenholme, Mr.. Ronald A. Malony.
Mr. ed Wadleigh, Mr.. Thomas Walker,
Mr.. Lloyd Grammer, Mr.. Douglas ,Eise :
man, Mr.. John Eiseman. Jr.. Mr. John
Pfautz, Mr.. Norman wolstenholme, Mr.,
and Mrs. Roy Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. A,
Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Eiseman and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wolstenholme
Mr.. Louis Rappaport. of 1927 Walnut
street, returned today on board the
Mauretania from Liverpool, after an ex-
tensiVe trip through Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis X. Bane, of 6s14
Chew street, announce the engagement
| of their daughter, Miss Marion Clement
Bane. to Mr.. Leon Il. Heffelfnger.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

Announcement is made OF the mar
riage Of Miss Adelaide Sylvia Kings
dorf daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. Kings
dorf, Of 1892 North Twenty-seventh n
street, to Mr.. Emanuel Kramer, last
Sunday, at the Lorraine Hotel, the Rev.
Marvin Nathan officiating. In the pres
ence of the members of the immediate
families of the bride and bridegroom.
Miss Mollie Diamond, cousin of the bride.
acted as maid of honor, and Mr.. Joseph
Kramer, brother of the bridegroom. was
best man. Following the ceremony, din
ner was served on the roof garden OF
the Hotel Lorraine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emanuel Kramer left on an extended
wedding trip through Canada.
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GRIrRR-SpENSER

A wedding Of interest will take place
at 430 o'clock this afternoon at St
Mary's Memorial Church, Wayne. when
Miss Mary Claire Spenser, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Willard Spenser. Of ST.
Davids, will be married 20 Mr. Joseph
Hill Grubb, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hill Grubb. of Haverford. the
Rev. DR.. w. George w. Anthony, rec
tor of the church, officiating.
The bride. attired in a white satin
gown. trimmed with lace worn by her
'nIta roses and lilies of the valley, will
be given in marriage by her father, and
attended by her sister-in-law. Mrs.
willard Spenser. Jr., as matron of honor
Mrs. Spenser will wear dress of
turquoise blue charmeuse and a hat of
same shade and carry a bouquet OF blue
larkspur Little Miss Alico Bond Taylor,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. b. Clifford
Taylor, of st. Davids, will be flower
girl in pale blue organdie frocl,
carrying a basket of pink roses. The
II. Winston. Mrs. Charles n. Snowden,
Miss Il. Marie Lorimer, Miss Clyde NJ
Brodhead, Miss Mildred Willard and
Miss Marion Button. Their gowns will be
Of apricot organdie. with blue hats They
will carry roses Of the shade Of their
dresses, with larkspur in two shades OF
blue. Mr.. Alexander B. Randall will be
Mr.. Grubbs best man and his ushers Mr.
Thomas II Winston, his brother-in-law
Mr.. Willard Spenser, Jr., Mr.. Ralph
Souder. ,Jr., Mr.. Edwards Lelper, MIR
Freeman, Jr. Upon their return from q
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Grubb vii
spend the summer at the Waynewood
WAYNE,
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avenue. The Rev. Mr., j. p. Shook,
pastor Of the church. Will perform the
ceremony, and Mr.. Horace J. Gentel VIII
give his sister in marriage. Miss Emma
Theresa Gentel will be her sisters maid
Of honor and the little flower girls will
he Miss Elizabeth Truslaw and Miss
Imogene Marie Gentel, a sister. Master
Albert Jacobs, Jr., will be the ring
bearer. Mr.. Donald Demarest, OF New
ushers will include Mr.. Waldenar Fries.
Mr.. Howard A. Dalling, Mr. Albert
Jacobs and Mr.. Albert Gentel, a brother
Of the bride. A supper for the bridal
narty will follow the ceremony at the
home Of the brides mother After July
15 Mr.. and Mrs. Bacchus will be at home
ut 62 Cheten avenue
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

The wedding of Miss Carrie Courtney
Shriver, daughter OF Mrs. Harry Court
ney Shriver, of 526 westview street,
and Mr.. Marcellus E. Mcdowell, Jr. son
of Mr.. and Mrs Marcellus T.. Mcdowell,
East Washington lane and Chow street,
will take place at $3.50 o'clock this eve
Mr. Charles D. Smoot, at Phil-Ellena and
Arbutus streets.
Mrs. Howes Bodfish, sister OF the
bridegroom. will attend the bride as
matron of honor. and Lieutenant Howes
Bodfsh will act as best man for his
brother in law. A reception for the fam
lilies and a few intimate friends will Inn
mediately follow the ceremony: After
September Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell
will be at home at 525 Westview street.
Germantown
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KURZ-RODGERS

A wedding Of interest will take place
this evening at o'clock when Miss
Ella May Rodgers, daughter OF MT. ana
Mrs Frank IT Rodgers, Of 5751 Market
street, and MI. Albert Bernhardt Kurz
Of this CITY. will be married al, the homn.",
Of the brides parents. The bride will
be given in marriage by her father
Burkhardt Mr.. Charles w. Poulton. O
cousin Of the bride. will be best man,
The Rev. jeremiah j. Schindel. d. D.. OF
st. Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church
will ofiictate. After a small reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurz Will leave Tor theii
Wedding trip They will be at home
1898 south Paxon street, after August
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McCoY-FORRESTER

A wedding of interest in this city and
in Columbus, o., will AXE place this eve
ming Mt 8 O'Clock ir the Masonic chapel,
Broad and Ontario streets, when MISS
Isabel Forester. daughter of I'r. and
Mrs. w l.. c. Forester. of 1904 West
Tioga street, will be married to Mr..
TIber l.. Mccoy, OF Columbus, by the Rev
William II Siyel The bride will be
given in marriage by her father and
Miss Kathryn Guest will be maid of
honor and Miss Mae Harbeson and Miss
Almeda Lehman will be bridesmalds.
Mr., Mccoy will have for best man Mr..
George Quest. and his ushers will be
Mr. Horace Whittle and Mr.. Frederick
Crawford. A reception at the home OF
monv Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy will leave
for Newport and win take. a trip along
the New England coast. Upon their re.
turn they will be at home at 1904 West
Tioga street The bridegroom served II
the United States navy during the worlt
war.
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MOON-HOYLE

pretty wedding which took place
Yesterday at 6 o'clock was that Of Miss
Sara Hoyle, of $40 South Fifty-sixth
street, and Mr. Bertrnm Moon. OF Doyles-
snoon Wylie, Of ST Paul's Presbyterian
Church. officiating. A reception followed
Immediately after the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by nm
aunt, Miss M. A. Mcintyre. A sister,
Miss Ellen Hoyle, attended her as maid
OF honor Mr.. Fred Sheets acted as best
man. After short wedding trip Mf.
and Mrs. Moon will live in Doylestown.
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HUGHES-FUSSELL

An interesting wedding to take place
this evening will be that of Miss Anna
Il. Fussell, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. NJ
Howard Russell. and Mr.. William +.
Hughes, Jr, of Germantown, which will
be solemnized at the home of the bride s
parents, 421 Lyceum avenue, at 6:30
o'clock, with tho Rev. Alden w. Quimby,
OF Berwyn, Pa. officiating. The bride
will be given in marriage by her father
and will be attended by her sister, Miss
Isabelle S. Fussell.
Mr. Hughes will have for best man
Mr.. Howard Charles. Tho service will
be followed by reception. The BRIDE
groom and bride will leave on an eX-
tended trip and will be at home after
September l at 515 Arbutus street. Ger
mantown.
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ALONG THE READING

La Grange Vacation Home for Jewish
Working Girls will open for its eight
eenth season at Glenside tomorrow, with
Miss Beulah Hammerschlag as house dl-
rector and Miss Rebecca Hoffman, social
director. Here during July and August
the young workers can spend two weeks
in attractive country with outdoor sports
and indoor entertainments. The home is
under the management Of prominent
Jewish women. On July 4 patriotic serv-
Ices, with interesting exercises, will be
held
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age in Hampden, Me-. after septcrs-
ber n
CLELAND-RR1rroN

||"
The wedding of Miss Mary II. Britton
OF 5425 Market street, and Mr.. Alvan ".
Cleland of 624 North Flfty-sixth street.
took place last evening in the Tennanf
Presbyterian Church, Fifty-second and
Arch streets, at o'clock, the Rev. Med
ley Price officiating. A reception fol-
lowed Immediately after the ceremony
at the home Of the brides parents.
Miss Britton was given In MARRIAGE
by her father and was attended by Miss
Edith Carmaicheal, OF wilmington. A.
maid Of honor. There were four britee~
maids. Miss Agnes Cramer, Miss Marie
Brogan, Miss Irene Strnger and Misc
Mabel Naulty. Miss Marian and Mt1q
Dorothy Mason were the flower girls
Mr. Herbert Cleland, Of wllminkton,
acted as best man for his brother, while
the ushers included Mr.. Charles Win4-
low, Mr.. william Phillips. Mr.. Frank
Hunter and Mr.. r. walters. .<i.
Mr.. and Mrs C1eland left imnediateiy
for an extended wedding trip. They VIII
be at home after october 1 at 624 North
Fifty-sixth street.