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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-28
RTCE-REyNcun no

, Ihe marriage of Miss Florence May
Reynolds TO Mr.. William James nice. az
I5lg East Sedgley avenue. took place last
wednesday evening, at Z o'clock, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas ]. Reynolds, 2912 North Thir-.
teenth street. ~
The ceremony was performed by the
hev: W. I. Dunkle, of the Parkesburx
Methodist Church, Parkesburg, Pa, an
Tne bride, who was given in marriage
oy her father, was attended by her
sister, Miss Gertrude Reynolds, Mr..
kudolph Swanburg. 2317 North Fairhiii
street acted as best man. M n
A reception followed the ceremony at
the nome Of the brides parents. upon
thei return from wedding trip Mr..
ana Mrs.. Rice will live at the home OF
the brides parents until fall
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NORTH PHILApElpu,A

os mrs. John p. Wilson, of North 49,,
bsr &C. ~ 10 passing the summer wiz
r Mrs. s00hicinsiaw 0ic.as and daughter, Mr. ,s ans
town Hitreu ~ go Wolstenholme. OF German.
'owh' at their cottage in Chelsea. "''
+srtai,d MT ana MRS. Frederick Driesbsch en-.
end at their summer home the week week.
My Sity' Their guests included Mr. ooeaG eaa
mrs' Carl e. Schaeffer and M ans ana
Mrs. William whitcomb. ' "r' aho
Mrs. j Durbin Acker has gone n sso
early fall. e summer and
Mrs Adolph H. Hartung. OF a2oo
t,am9nd street, is occupying her cot.
s, uuse IN Atlantic City and will remain
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TIOGA

Mrs. Charles Meixner. of North Nine
teenth street, entertained a house party
last week at her country place In Halo
Veil, Pa. Her guests included Mrs
Clarence M. Taylor. Mrs. Charles Fray
Inwer. Mrs. George Carnan, Mrs. Min
Ma IJnsett, and Mrs. David Reutschler.
w Mr, and Mrs. John Canning Allen,
Jr., OF 3663 North Twenty-frst street,
have gore to their summer nome In
ocean City for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce McFadden, OF
North Broad street, have closed theit
Tioga home and are occupying their
summer home in Chelsea. Their SON
in-iaw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Beck. will pass the summer with
their parents
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GERM MANToWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph t,o,,,, -,
Elizabeth Belllnger and Mos,ng Mnger' Miss
1haeIiinger, IT.. will close their bonap bsalpn 1.
oSon himekiln pike this week Ise ana n,a,I NJ
Occupy Occupy their apartment at Wiidv~o.,, WI,
Crest for the summer, ""uWood
c,slr, Mr.: and Mrs. Alfred NJ Klein ., ,os,
t7is Avenue. have leased a ho,jsa a,
William u'nSkl q avenue where. with Mrs
the '"nm s',n,r,.r Is, rHackenburg, they viii spend
$50 East stu WIS, Mrs; Alfred T. Gerbron, OF
iarn at Jarrettown. Pa, for the snb, IN ,rncr tnS,r
,,oM MT and Mrs. George Lewis swa :.
wout, formerly Of Germantown hn. mwart. arr.
III Gn New YORK, are the, guests f,p How f,'
neys OF Mr., and Mrs. Howard p ,rba,es rev
VI ofV East Washington lane N"o'''as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-28

ing the summer at their cottage in
Ocean city.
Mrs. J. Sloan. OF Orthodox street Is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Mt their cottage in Atlantic City for
fortnight
Mrs. II. w. Schweitzer, who has been
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Shallcross, of 1903 Foulkrod street,
has returned to her home in Jackson.
Vile, Fla.
Miss Elsie Hamilton. of Frankford
avenue. .notored down with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Leroy to Atlantic City. where
they were the weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs @. Leroy at the latter's cot
taRe in Chelsea.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Louise Comerford has returned
to her home in Canton, O., after n fey,
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs
cameron s.snn Burnside. of 44Os SAMSON
daughter, Mrs. Theodore Thomas ne, 1n
Canton. III
Mrs. William Burnhan ~ aan,
spruce. street, has opened her home on
Sutton's Island, near Bar Harbor. ME-,
where she will spend the summer,
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9SGo7aA1 &aon.
ADVERTISEMENT

,HAVE you considered the posi-.
bilities of week-ending with q
hat-box-one of those good
looking black enameled hat-boxes
such as I saw at the store of Geo.
b. Bains & Son, Inc, 1923 Chestnut
Street? Even for a weekend visit
you will need more than one hat,
for it adds immensely to ones self
possession to have ones hat in har.
mony with the rest Of ones costume
----and these boxes will really hold
three or four hats, and Just about
everything else you will need be-.
sides. For longer trip, of course,
they are practically indispensable.
These hat-boxes are attractively
lined with cretonnes and have forms
over which the hats are to be placed.
Some have pockets at the sides and
on the inner side of the lid into
which small articles can be tucked
T UXURIOUSLY soft and silken
of pile and rich in color are
the Chinese rugs which Fritz
& La Rue, Inc, 1915 Chestnut
Street, are displaying this week in
their window. Particularly lovely
are the three rugs with background
OF mandarin rose. These are in
convenient room sizes, and are de-
stined to lend much dignity to the
rooms which they will grace. There
is another rug with background in
that shade Of blue which the Chinese
love to use, and smaller rug with
ground of imperial yellow and lotus
flower motifs surrounding the cen.
trail medallion. Chinese rugs are
the accepted floor coverings for use
with furniture of the Adam, Shera-
ton and Chippendale periods, and
these rugs are particularly interest
ing in design and celoring.
VTACATION days mean good.
v looking and comfortable shoes
good looking, because your
pretty summer frocks deserve the
complement of smart-looking foot.
wear and comfortable, because mono
is SO unfortunate as she whose rood
s.s'S ~ SPoiicu ny sHOtS LldC plnCn.
The shoes at the second-floor shop
of Del Mar e. Company, 1911 Chest
nut Street, meet both these require
ments most satisfactorily. You will
find there shoes that will look well
with the gravest or the gaycst
dresses in your wardrobe-stout OK
fords for tramping in the mountains,
dainty white kid pumps in which you
may trip the light fantastic at sum
mer dances, white canvas one-eyejet
ties for wear on the boardwalk, and
black satin pumps for wear with
your darker simmer dresses.
e who numbers among her wedding
'ice from the store of Bailey, Banks
Is to be an infinite variety OF grace
The Fairfax" Is a most interesting
miniscent Of the era of silver buckles
;" tea service is classic in line, with
teapot and eameo-like medallion.
sfter-dinner tPffee service, which
gift.
REET ASSOCIATION
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ming at 6 o'clock. when Miss Esther
Bernstein, of 5902 Christian street, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Jack Husher. of
5000 Christian street, the Rev. Winocur
officiating. reception followed imme-
diately after the ceremony. The bride,
who was given away by her father
wore n gown OF white satin. and lace
and carried a shower bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley. Her
sister, Miss Anna Bernstein, attended
her as maid of honor. Her gown was Of
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HARE-LENHARDT

An interesting home wedding was
selemnized Saturday evening when Miss
Mary Reeder Lenhardt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver F. Lenfardt of
Mr.. Joseph Bole Hare. son Of Mr., and
Mrs. J. Charles Hare, of Pittsburgh,
The Rev. J M. Corum, Jr, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church, offlci.
ated at the marriage at s o'clock. The
father and was attended as matron of
honor by her sister. Mrs. Theodore
Peters, of Chambersburg. The maid of
honur was Miss Margaret Hare. Of
Pittsburgh, sister of the bridegroom,
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MOoNEY--SHAEFFER

The wedding of Miss Lille Mary
Shaener. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Philip J. Shaeffer, Of 1888 North Blk
tecn,h street, and Mr.. Hugh Anthony
Mooney, of i241 South Hollywood street
took place at II o'clock this morn
ing at st. Gregory's Church. Mrs
John +. Leonhard, a sister OF the bride
was matron of honor and the best man
was Mr.. Robert J. Brown. The bride
wore a dress Of white net over satin
and her veil was held in place with a
bandeau of orange blossoms. She car.
rled a shower bouquet Of roses and sweet
peas The rnatron OF honor wore blue
georgette dress and carried pink roses: a
reception followed the ceremony. after
which Mr. and Mrs. Mooney left on 8
wedding trip through New England.
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MOORE-KRACHT

The marriage Of Miss Marian +.
Kracht, daughter OF Mrs. Annie Kracht.
of 2i1 Zeralda street. to Captain Ander-
son Moore, United States army, will
take place at Q O'Clock this afternoon at
the home Of the brides mother. Miss
Rusllrah Kracht will attend her sister as
maid Of honor, and Mr.. Lloyd Kracht
will give his sister In marriage. Cap
tain and Mrs. Moore will leave imme-
dately after the ceremony for FL Paso,
Tex, where Captain Moore Is stationed.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

mrs Humbert D. Powell has returned
sevapa, I,e Iau IN wayne from her trip of
=, DR. and Mrs. a. @. II. SpIers ors ,,
ny, OF Wayne, are spending Tho s,,,,,s,,n. ,an-
Mt Port Chester. n. Y. '"V summer
, Mrs: Henry Hayward and her sors ~,
,,rovidence. r. l.. are visiting NJ ,na u
mrs' John Tillotson OF Wayne. "'''
MI, and Mrs. II. I. William, =, e..
Duyius entertained at luncheon ana
rarus 81 Ms,, on Friday in honor of Miss Mahoi
- "'hiams and Miss Helen u, Williams
., mr anc Mrs. William r. Brown and
,n.n'iy rnnn OF Wayne. are spending the sum. i'm
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FYNE-RosENTHAL

The wedding Of Miss Lena Rosenthal,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosen-
thai, of es7 North Marshall street, and
Mr.. BENJAMIN Fyne took place yester-
day afternoon at the home Of the bride s
parents, with the Rev. DR.. winoker, OF
the BETHEL Congregation. officiating
The bride wore her travelling suit of blue
tricotine and hat to match. The cere
mony was followed by reception for
the families Mr.. and Mrs. Fyne left
on a trip and will be at home after
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BRYANT-McGOwAN

A pretty wedding took place on Tues
DAY last at the rectory Of ST. Clements
Catholic Church, Severty-first street and
woodland avenue, when Miss Margaret
NJ MCGOWAN, OF 7244 Woodland avenus.
became the brIde Of Mr.. ]. waiiace
Bryant, Of Detroit, Mich. The bride
Mr.. John Daven and was attended ~
Miss Maria Ward as bridesmaid. M,
John OBrlen acted as best man. The
wedding party was given a reception at
the home OF the brides aunt, Mrs. John
Daven, after which the bride and brfde-
groom left for an extended wedding trip
through the South, after which they will
live at Chester, S. c., where Mr. Bryant
Is engaged In hnsineaa ---ILI
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follow Immediately after the ceremony.
The bride will have her sister, Miss
Maydeli Ilagenbuch for her maid of
honor, while Mr.. Patjens will have his
brother, Mr.. Andreas Patjens, for his
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patjens will 60 10 New
York. and then by boat to Charleston,
$. c., for their wedding trip. They will
live at sos North Slxty-third street
and will be at home after September l..
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Reeves. Jr. of
SerwantoTn,, 1srt1 gn,u VIII entertain at 2 house
az Buck Hill Falls, Pa, over the Fourth
OF July. The engagement OF Miss Jose
phine p. Reeves and Mr.. Henry +. Wal
ton. Jr. has recently been announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills and
Miss Frances Mills, of Woodcrest
OF several days to New London, Conn,
on Saturday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Philppus w. Miller, of
81 DaVids, spent the weekend In the
Pocono Mountains.
Mr, and Mrs. Philip P, sharpless and
FAMILY, OF Pembrook avenue, Wayne,
VIII leave today for their cottage on
Netley Island, Thousand Islands, Me-,
ber
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meigs and their
children, OF 1929 De Lancey place, will
go this week to Wayne, where they have
fThon THKen an apartment at the Louella
September
Mrs. Walter Cope and her family,
81 Germantown. and Miss Florence
Bayard Kane, OF 1892 Pine street, viii
sal In a few days for Italy. where they
w remain some time making tour
OF the Pyrenees
The Countess Santa Eulalia, who has
oeen spending a short time In Chicago,
also visiting friends at other points in
1nn west, will return to her home in
Eikins Park next week.
Miss Murlel V. Herr, daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. Herbert 4. Herr, of Merton,
IL visiting in Roanoke, Va, where she
MI. wil remain until the middle of July
MISS tierr's engagement to Mr.. Robert
carr Churchill, of Roanoke, has re-
Gently been announced.
Major Charles Weaver Bailey, of 21OO
I.nn Nlaa
mer at Caps Cod. Mass, where he has
Laken cottage, His houseboat, the
5seggy' will be ready to cruise in few
Gays. Major Bailey Ia an uncle of
Mrs Mrs T. Ellwood Allison, of Walling-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Prizer, Jr,
Merton, will go this week to their
So.iase at Chelsea. where they will re-
main until the middle of September.
Mr; and Mrs. j. II. Dulles, of st,
Dnvlus; are spending a short time In
New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. John Dornan will spend the
summer at Cresco, Pocono Mountains.
Mr., James Porter Forsythe, Jr., and
Mr, Alfred s. Forsythe, sons OF Mr., and
wednesday for Kawartha Lakes, near
s Georgian Bay. Canada, where they viii
spend the summer
y, MT; d, and Mrs. William H. Jarden,
ing the summer at Ocean City.
\, Miss Marion s. Harlan. daughter of
NJ, and Mrs. Joseph NJ Harlan, OF
SmneiLIon. will leave today for Camp
SSsuni,nebeok, at sairlee. VT. where she
VIII remain until September.
MT. and Mrs. Richard v. Mathison.
~ nmbler, and Mr.. and Mrs. George p,
ralon, OF Philadelphia, have been
spending week near Quebec, Canada.
a. Miss Virginia Payson west, daughter
M mr. and Mrs. Charles X, West OF
surprise party by her frIendS last
s'is' ma iHllita MsRaSSE. Mia with
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pink georgette, and she carried pink
roses. Mr.. Ilusher hna for his best man
Mr.. Albert Tascin. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurher
left Immediately for an extended wcut
ding trip; After returning In the faiIs
Alden street THftt
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pArrENs-HAGENR1rcH

A pretty home wedding which will take
place at o'clock today Is that Of Miss
Nancy Lovenia Hagenbuch. of 3l2 North
Kruer Patjens, of 1901 Arch street. <
small reception for the immediate fam
lilies of the bride and bridegroom will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-28

Akrroyd. Miss Lois a Ki,horuu AL.
Doris A. Kilbourn. Miss T;lIzabs,,,m myys W
Woman, Mr.. John K. West, Mr. insenh
McHugh. Mr. Charles wainwrieht IL
Mr, Il. M. McCloskey and MIR, Msytic. i
tnrns,n manson' Miss West will leave with her
camp on the shore OF Lake 'S,iier Wi,neI
pesaukee, n. n. "'''e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-28

u ERHAPS you don't believe 1t
possible to buy suit Of tropic-
al weight material, such as
Palm Beach cloth or mohair that is
as well-tailored and that fits as we'll
as the woolen suit which you are
wearing at present. But Jacob
Reeds Sons, 1424-26 Chestnut
Street, are showing suits Of these
and other lightweight materials in
the same styles and exhibiting the
same degree Of excellence in work.
manship as their regular models in
heavier materials. There Is about
them a certain air of conservative
smartness which distinguishes them
from the ordinary summer suit, and
they are vastly more comfortable on
warm day than even the lightest-
weight worsteds. They come in
dark colors as we'll as in the lighter
tans and grays.
TUGE California Cherries-the
RI black Bing Cherries and the
white Royal Anne-are now
at the store of Henry r. Hallowell
& Son, Broad Street below Chestnut.
They come in one, two and five
pound boxes Just a few of the
other delicious fruits which you will
find at Hallowell's are California
Plums, which are just beginning to
come in-large and red and luscious;
California Cantaloupes from the
Imperial Valley, the finest Of the
season; Honey Dew Melons and
Georgia Peaches. Those who are
spending the summer at resorts
within 1000 miles of Philadelphia
will be glad to know of Hallowell's
special shipping service. Perfect
delivery is guaranteed, and the time
the fruit is in transit Is but few
hours longer than it takes a person
to make the same journey.
n UR English cousins, to whom
\ "tea" is a daily ceremony not
to be dispensed with under
any circumstances, are particularly
fastidious when it comes to selecting
teapot. The English manufac-
turers, appreciating this, have re-
ePoAuSu Wy ohSiiHB lOr tnelT ueIeC-
tation the quaintest and most artis-
tic of teapots. Some of the most
attractive are those of highly glazed
earthenware such as you may buy
at the store Of J. Franklin Miller,
1912 Chestnut Street. There is
green one with silver stripes that is
most attractive, and a brown and
gold one that is very interesting,
and others that are very decorative,
but the one I like best is a quaint,
squatty little teapot Of blue and sill
yer, which holds just about four
cups, / Judge.
FORTUNATE, indeed, is the brit
gifts a silver tea or dinner ser
& Biddle Company. There seel
full patterns from which to choose.
design, with something In its lines re
and soft lace frills. The "Grosveno
an Adam urn topping the lid of IL.
| saw at Bailey's, too, a charmin
included coffse-pot, sugar, cfeamer
,ensive, and would make a really /
THE CHEsTNuT sT
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA.

Mr., and Mrs. Leo Wilson have re-
turned from their wedding trip to Della
ware Water Gap. and are at home. 1712
Skunk street.. Mrs. Wilson will be re-
membered as Miss Anna Farrell.
Miss Sarah Cohen has returned from
n trip to Atlantic City.
Mr.. Irwin B. Filderman, of 1923 South
Orkney street, has gone to wildwood,
~ j.. stopping at the Arlington, where
he will remain until after July 5.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Simon, Of 2513 South
Eighteenth street. has gone to the West
for an Indefinite stay.
Miss Hazel Tarpen, of Atlantic City,
is the guest of Miss Betty Porter, of
2400 South Broad street
FRANKFORT
Mr., and Mrs. John Haslam and fam
lily. of 1872 Oakland street, are spend
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SHORDAY-FRAZER

A wedding Of interest took place at
Frazer, of this city, and Mr. Earl w
shorday, OF Lawndsle, Pa. grandson OF
Mr.. George d. whitcomb. The Rev
Forrest L. Dagger. of the Episcopal
Church, Broad and Venango streets. of.
ficiated. The bride was attended b,
the briGegrooms cousin, Miss Margare,
w. Baldwin, as maid Of honor, while
Mr.. Walter w. Shorday, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. After ar
extended trip through the Great Lakes
Mr. and Mrs. Shorday will be at home
in September at Lawndaie. Pa.
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MISS PHEBE DOWNS
WEDS J. W. SARGENT
Marriage Takes Place at Church
OF Messiah, owynedd
Valley, Today

The wedding Of Miss Phebe Mexican
Towns, daughter Of Mrs Norton Downs
OF Fordhook Farm, Three Tuns, and Mr.
yoseph Weir Sargent, OF New Haven
MI take place today in the Church OF
o'clock. The Rev. Benjamin Bird viii
perform the ceremony. The bride will b,
attended by her sister, Miss Sarah Aties
Downs. as maid Of honor. and Mis-.
lo,,lsa Sars .nt,. n sister OF the bride
ingalls,. Of New York, will act as best
man, and tho ushers Will include Mr.
Daniel Winter. Mr.. Stuart Hemminway
Mr.. lloyd Kitchel, Mr.. Henry p
Dawson, ", Mr. Robert l.. Fisher
Mr. Van Slyck. all of New York
and Mr.. Charles w. Gamble and Mr.. S
Warren Mexican Downs. a brother ooI o
the bride. large reception will follow
at the home Of the brides mother.
SASDERSoN-CoRRY
The wedding OF Miss Virginia Will
liams Cory, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
ResGsr ss r Finch inS q Cory, q Ryerton. y. J.
Of North .Tonawanda, y. Y, took plac,
on Saturday at 1880 o'clock in the eve
ming at Christ Church. Riverton. Tn,
Rev. Benjamin S. Sanderson officiated
assisted by the Rev. John Rigg rector Of
home Of the brides parents.
Mrs. =. u Deacon. Of wellesle,
Farms. Mass, a sister of the bride, acted
as matron OF honor. Another sister
Miss Miss Eleanor Tallman Cory. and I
flower girls. The bridesmaids were Mis-
Margaret Cory. of Douglaston, L. l.
Mrs. j. M. Sanderson, of Buffalo, n Y
Miss Corneiia Mann. of Beverly. N. j
and Miss Mollie Jones. of this city.
Mr.. Chudleigh r. Long of Bryn Mawr
acted az best man. and the ushers in
cluded Mr.. J. d. Cory. brother OF IN
bride: Mr.. j. NJ. Sanderson, of Buffalo
Mr.. Percy Sanderson and Mr. sidne,
Sanderson. of this city, brother Of III
Bridegroom; Mr.. Jennings 3. Bacon ant
bride and bridegroom will live In Nortl
Tonawanda, N. Y.
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satin and point lace with her tulle veil
caught with orange blossoms.
The bridesmaids for the sisters IN
cludec Miss Eta Weiss, Miss Jeona
Weiss, Of Binghamton, ~. Y; Miss Mil
dred Mandel, Of Biwabik. MINI. Miss
Sadie Goldman and Miss Freda Hure-
vitz and Miss Esther Hurevitz, cousins
of the brides. Miss Charlotte Friedman.
and Miss Augusta Hurevitz were flower
girls. and Master Herman Ruskin: OF
Norristown, Pa, and Master Abraham
Friedman were pages. The ushers IN
cluded Mr.. Henry Weiss. Mr. Harry
Rush, Of Blnghamton; Mr.. Manuel
Goodman, of New York; Mr.. Meyer
Hurevitz. Mr.. Irwin Swift and Mr.. Sam
uel Gorson. Mr.. Weiss served In the
United states navy and their wedding
In the elimination of a war romance.
Both couples left on extended trips. Mr..
and Mrs. Weiss will be at home after
September | at 4t47 North Nineteenth
street, anc Mr.. and Mrs. Goldman, after
the same date, at s29 Luray street,
Germantown
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SMITH--I.OwRY

Christ Episcopal Church Tulpehocken
and McCallum streets. at 4 o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, when Miss Mabel
Lowry, daughter Of Mrs. Albert william
Lowry, of 30 East Duval street, became
the bride of Mr.. Leon q. Smith. of West
Johnson street. The Rev Charles
Henry Ardnt performed the ceremony,
and Mr. James Stuart Lowry. OF Bal
timore, gave his sister In maria &c.
Miss Sara T.. Black attended the bride
as maid Of honor and Mr.. Raymond
ception followed the ceremony at the
Pelham Club. After a wedding trip,
Mr.. anc Mrs. Smith will be at home at
1884 North Seventh street, Olney.
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FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. John Haslam and fam
lily. of 1872 Oakland street, are spend
The Washington times., 1920-08-26
ADVERTISER ENT
Alkali In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should be used very cars<ully.
II you want to keep your hair looking
its best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle, and ruins II.
The best thing for steady use Is Null
sif,ed cocoanut oil shampoo (which is
pure and greaseless), and Is better
than anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls of mulsi-
fed will cleanse the hair and scalp
thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair
with water and rub IL in. 1t makes
an abundance OF rich, creamy lather,
which rinses out easily, removing
every particle OF dust dirt, dandruff
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly and II leaves the
scalp soft, and the hair fine and silky,
bright. lustrous, fluffy and easy TO
manage.
You can get Mulsined cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy, Ne very
cheap, and few ounces will supply
every member OF the family for
sShIs ieIssnIp sno6 cans ea spuoui