Evening journal., 1922-06-28

St. Peter ; TX. 4. Onurcn, New tasue,
TO Joseph Allison Truitt.
Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. June 2s.-Miss
Elizabeth Cecilia Hushebeck. daugh-
ter OF Deputy County Comptroller
and Mrs. Harry z. Hushebeck, OF
East Third street. and Joseph Eli
son Yruitt. son OF Mrs. Mathilda
Truitt, of Third and Chestnut streets
were married at o'clock this morn
ing. The wedding took place in St.
Peters r. c. Church. with the Rev.
Frederick J. Campbell officiating.
The bride wore a parma violet
canton crepe gown. trimmed with
Spanish lace. and carried a shower
bouquet Of brides roses sprinkled
with lilies Of the valley. Mrs.
Truitt was attended by her sister
Miss Edith V. Hushebeck. as brides
maid, who was gowned in platinum
canton crepe, carrying a boquet Of
sweetheart roses with a sprinkle OF
sweet peas. Each wore a picture
hat to match their gowns.
Mr.. Truitt was attended by George
F. McGrory. as best man. The
young couple, following d wedding
breakfast served at the home Of the
brides parents. left for New York
City. where they will spend their
honeymoon. They will return 10
this city on July 2. when they will
make their home with the brides
parents for the present.
Mrs. Truitt is one OF the popular
members OF the younger social set,
Of this city. Mr Truitt Is a veter-
an of the World War. and saw con-
siderable active duty overseas. He
was a member of the seth Pioneer
Infantry. composed OF Delawareans.
Many OF the young couples friends
OF this city. beside members Of their I
immediate family enjoyed the fes-
tivities following the wedding.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, daughter OF |
Mrs. Lydia Ryan. OF this city p
member Of this years graduating |
class of St. Peters Parochial School. /
entertained the eleven members OF 4
her class in addition to about sixty
relatives and friends at her home
Monday evening.
Two interesting tennis matches
between the Misses Anne Toner and
Mckay and the Misses
Greta Toner and Anne Lancaster.
took place on the American Mang-
anese Steel. Company's Courts yes
terday afternoon, with the first cou-
pie winning both matches by the
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ward James Gormley acted as ref
cree and umpire.
Andrew Gallagher. Jr., OF Della
ware street. has secured a position
in Philadelphia.
owing to the inclemency OF the
weather last evening the planned
putting OF the Young Mems Bible
Glass of the Methodist Sunday
school. at Hopkins Beach, was trans
'erred to the church parlors, where
he evening was spent in social
games. music and a general good
lime. with the closing feature the
serving of refreshments.
The last meeting for the summer
by StJohn's Lodge, A. f. & A. NJ,
will take ! ace in Masonic Temple.
At s o'clock this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Newton,
Of the Strand. are receiving congrat-
lIations on the birth of son, yester-
1ay morning.
Edna. the young daughter Of Mr..
md Mrs. NJ. Waldman, of Delaware
street. is suffering with seven lacer-
atoms OF the forehead over the right
I'VE. DR.. julius Dodd took several
stitches in closing the wound. The
girl was in bathing at Battery Park
Beach, last evening. when a boy
.hrew a stone which inflicted the
The practice of throwing
stones at persons in bathing by
has become a serious
problem and more serious results are
feared by those having children Wis
ting the beach. Efforts are being
made TO break it up.
William Moore. of Cherry street,
1ad the second and third finger OF
lis left hand badly mashed while
at a local industrial plant.
FINAL NOTICE-To all con-
"If all water rentals are not
paid by July 1. the water supply will
be shut off. BY order of Water and
Light Commission.-Adv.
Rose Hill Grange will meet In
Rose Hill School House at 8 o'clock
his evening. when the third and
fourth degrees will be given several
James c. King, Jr., a 1922 grad
late OF Friends High School. VIII
nington. will leave today for Con-
,ord. n. H.. where he will attend a
conference in st. Pauls
Church. King will be one of sew