Evening journal., 1920-10-13

Z
ulend, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Friedman.
kalz.
Middletown, Del.-Nlr. and Mrs. A.
Fogel, Miss Laura l.. Fogel.
., New lork-Mr. and Mrs. Nathan ,
Harris, Mrs. A. Spieler, Miss Ethel
and Mrs. Milton Baum Mr.. and Mrs.
). kaltman, Dr.. Jacob Burstan.
Baltimore, Md.-Miss Sarah Stein.
Reading, Pa.-NIrs. Elsie Meyers.
Miss Meyers, William Bash.
CoatesVille Pa.-Miss Rose Chertok.
Alr. and Mrs. A. Tuck, Miss Amato
Iuck, Mrs. j. Marcus
Chester, Pa.-Mlss Esther Turk
Charles Turk. L
Miss Mary C.. Peirce, daughter Of
Mr. apd Mrs. George NJ. Pelrce and
tharies W. Nulse also of this city,
VIII be married tomorrow evening al
8 o'clock at the home Of the brides
parents. The Rev. G. l.. Hubbard will /,
perform The ceremony. only the inn /,
mediate frieDds Of the family will be
/ present. A reception Will be held
Following the ceremony. The bride
| VIII have as her attendant Miss
Louise Baldwin OF this city. Howard
lluntley OF Philadelphia VIII be best
man.
The bride will wear a dark blue
georgetle dress and will carry
bouquet OF pink bride roses The
maid-0f-h0nOr Will wear black satin
and carry cream roses.
After wedding trip to points
north, Mr. and Mrs. Nulse Will make
their home in this city.
Miss Ruth. Virginia Clough, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs w. IL. ClOugh, of
Cordova, and Robert 5. Carter, OF this
city were married on Sunday. October
| 3, .at the home Of the bride, by the
Rev. b. u. Parker, of Mardella
/ Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter will
make their home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald p. Horssy,
| whose wedding in Newark on Sllur-
| day evening was one Of the seasons
! big social events, are spending their
honeymoon in New York City and at
West Point and other places of inter-
est in the Hudson river valley. Mrs.
/ Horsey, before her marriage, was
Miss Cornelia Pilling. She is a dlugh-
ter Of Mr.: and Mrs. John Pilllng and
has many friends in Wilmington.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Pa, Oct. "a
! The wedding Of Miss Frances Burns,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs j. B Burns.
of this place, and Walter Beyers of l.
| PennssrOve, N. j. was celebrated yes
terday in the st. Augustine Lutheran
Church, at Trappe, the pastor, Rev.
w. o. Fegelcy, officiating The bride |
was attended by her sister. Miss
Lucy Burns, as maid OF honor and |
the best man was Joseph Beyers. a
brother Of the bridegroom The |
bridegroom, who served in the United l
States Medical Corps overseas during
the war, received a distinguished SER /
vice cross for his bravery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Andrews
1927 Lowering avenue announce the /
marriage of their daughter Miss Ann
]. Andrews, TO Clarence r. Glandng,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gland
ing OF 23ii Market street. in Baltlm-
ore, Nd, on October 6. After
wedding trip to Washington, D. c.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glanding will be at
home at the Penniman Apartments, |
Twenty-ninth and Market streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Rosenblatt, OF /
20i0 jefferson street, announce The !
| engagement Of their daughter, Miss /
Lena Rosenblatt, to DR.. Charles /
Trumper, Of Philadelphia.
Miss Susanna Letiiia Dunwen, 7
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William II. :
Dunwell, OF 406 West Fourteenth /
street, and Robert J. Schneider were (
married last evening In Sacred Heart I
r. C. Church, by the Rev. Leonard I
Walter The bride was given in mar /
riage by her father. She wore a white /
satin gown with court train and her /
veil. Of net was cap effect. Her bouquet I
WAS bride roses. The attendants
were Miss Mary Mccartney, maid OF /
honor who wore a yellow satin dress, /
with mai 10 match, dndcarred yellow /
chrysanthemums. Miss Julia Gala |
CHER and Miss Mary Elder were |
bridesmaids. Miss Gallagher wore
pink laneia and carried pink chry- |
santhemums. The little flower siIl, |
Miss Sweetheart Molten, w0rs pale ]
blue organdy and carried "a basket of (
flowers. Little Jean McDonough was /
ring bearer
Martin Dunwen, brother Of the
bride, was best man. fhe ushers /
were Joseph Gallagher and Edward I,
Mulrooney.
Afteraa reception at Ehe brides
home, Mr. and Mrs. Schneider left on I
wedding trip 30 New York. They (
will be al homa al i05 Mcsi Four /
teenth street after two weeks.
In the Church OF the Immaculate /
Heart Of Mary, Brooklyn. on last We'd |
nesday Miss Edna Mcphilliamy be- /
came Che bride Of Joseph A. McDon-
ough, OF this city, at a nuptial mass
celebrated by the Rev. Matthew j. |
Tierney, pastor, assisted by the Rev |
Father Kane and the Rev. Father /
Walsh. The church was decorated |
with palms and white chrysanihe- !
NUNS. The BRIDE was given away |
by her father. The brides gown was |
Of duchess satin with court train. sgd /
her veil Of tullo was cniwipcd with |
orange blossoms. Miss Gertrude Sui /
lyan. grand-niece OF the brides |
mother. was brides maid and wore a /
gown OF pink satin. and hat OF gold /
lace William McDOnough, L. 5. ~, \
was best man. and Charles Schramm, |
u. s. n. and Richard Mcphilliamy, u. /
:. n. were ushers. A wedding break /
fast was served after The ceremony in 1
the ball room Of Park Inn which was \
beautifully decorated with American /
flags and pennants Of the u. 5. Navy. /
About 100 guests were present. Mr.. /
and Mrs McDOnOugh left Wednesday /
for a fifteen days tour OF New Eng /
land and after their return will se- |
SIDE in Brooklyn Mr. McDOnOugh Il I
a warrant officer i'm the navy and is at /
1 present stationed in Brooklyn
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