The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1925-07-23
IT "SHOWERED"
BEFORE WEDDING

"cloudburst" was rendered Mis-.
Helen c. Higgins, at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d
Higgins, at Ringoes, Friday evening
prior to her marriage to Ralph O
Berger, son of Mrs. Annetta Berger
on Saturday.
1t was complete surprise to
the bride-to-be, when the door-bell
rang and she found more than one
hundred of her friends waiting on
the porch, lawn and front sidewalk
A score of others arrived shortly
afterward. She was the recipient of
a wide array of gifts, ranging from
kitchen utensils to real money, and
from cut glass to bathroom furnish
ings.
After couple of hours social in
tercourse, during which the pros
pective bride and bridegroom re"
ceiyed their full share of "advice"
on managing husbands and wives,
refreshments were served, and the
guests departed for their homes
about the midnight hour.
Those present were: Mrs. Martha
Stryker, Mrs. P. X. Gulick, Mrs. II,
o. Fisher, Mrs. George Strimpie, Jr.,
Mrs. Russell H. Fisher, Katherine
Dilts Misses Agnes M. Gulick, Anne
Whittelsey, Hazel Hill, Violet Wal
lace, Mrs. John Pegg, Mrs. Edward
Sloff, Mrs. A. S Pittenger, Mrs.
Chas. Johnson, Mrs. Cora w. SIAM
cts, Mrs f. Schellinger, Mrs. VIM,
D. Fields Mrs. A. o. Danberry, Mrs
Chas. f. Danberry, Jr., Mrs. Grover
Bodine, Junior Bodine, Margaret b.
dine, Mrs. William Fiess, Norman
w. Fiess, Harold A. Fiess, Mrs.
Hattie Fisher, Mrs. Clara j. Hol-
combe, Edna M. Hclcombe, j.. B.
Higgins, Mrs. J. B. Higgins, Alma
Higgins, Jennie Pegg, Theodore G.
Kitchin Mrs. Theodore G. Kitchin,
Mrs. Lillian f. Smith, Beatrice
Smith, Ida Smith, Bessie M. Smith,
Mrs. f. w. Holcombe, Mrs. Elliott
Quick, Mrs. N. H. Higgins, Miss
Florence f LaRowe, Mrs. Cicero
Higgins, Eleanor Angel, Miss Kate
Holcombe, Mrs. Ella d. Chamberlin
Mrs Olive S, Higgins, Mrs. Martha
VanLiew, Stanley c. VanLiew, Ar
thur Miller, Mrs. G. w. Servis, Mrs
Ethel Curtis, Helen Curtis, Mrs
Jane Everingham, Mrs. Frank Pol.
hemus, Manning H. Potts, Mrs
Manning Il. Potts, Mrs. William
Burns, Mrs. Helen Stout Katherine
Stout, Miss Rae E. Berger, Mrs
| F. L. Miller, Helen Stryker, Beulaf
Lambert, Mrs. VIM. Prall, Miss Eliz
abeth Prall, Mrs. Ella !. Ripple, Mrs
C. w. johnson, E. NJ Everitt, Mrs
f. M. Everitt, Chester +. Everitt
Doris C. Everitt, Reba Johnson
William Hunt, William B. Prall
Chas. Prall, Raymond Higgins, Err
nest VanLiew, Albert Holcombe
Elizabeth Philhower, Harriet Stout
Laura Croasdale, Dorothy Ripple
Florence Servis, Dorothy Holcombe
Ethel Higgins, Donald S. Holcombe
William Miller, Charles Danberry
ST., C. C. Bond, G. C. Bodine, Cicero
II. Higgins, Elliot Quick, N. II
Higgins, +. T. Sloff, William Fiess
Harold Fiess, Norman Fiess, r. S
johnson, Joseph B. Dilts, Frank A
Polhemus, A. S. Pittenger, G. w
Servis, p. K. Gulick, Edward H
Quick, Jarvis S. Morris, Miss Dor
othy Prall, William Burns, Newell
A. Lambert, Arch. Gulick, Stanley
Douglass, Chas. N. Higgins, Mrs
Elaine P. Berger, A. w. Berger
Philip C. Philhower, Mrs Harriet L
Philhower, Bernice X. Philhower,
Philip j. Philhower, Mrs. Charles
Bond, Miss Elizabeth w. Cooper
Miss Sara f. Bells, Margaret Hig-
gins, Mrs Annetta Berger, Mrs
John f. Hunt, Mrs. Robert Johnson
Mrs. Arch. Gulick, Mrs. Sara Lam
bert, Jean Lambert, Mrs. Stanley
Douglass, Miss Helen C. Higgins
Ralph o. Berger.
The bridal couple, accompanied by
Joseph B. Dilts, of Sergeantsville
and Miss Dorothy Prall, of Ringoes
left early Saturday morning for
Rumson, N. j. and the wedding took
place at p. m, at the par
sonage of the Presbyterian church
at Rumson, the ceremony being per
formed by the Rev. A. A. MacKay
pastr. Mr.. Dilts and Miss Prall were
the attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Fer.
ger will spend the honeymoon sea
son at their cottage at Manasquan
and will make a further trip before
returning to Ringoes. The bride
was gowned in brown crepe de chine
with hat to match.
Mr.. Berger is clerk of East Am
vii township, and active in the pub
lie affairs of his town. He is EN-
ployed by the Lambertville Pottery
company, in this city. Mrs. Berger
is teacher of the public school a
Reaville. Both are members of tn
Kirkpatrick Memorial church, al
Ringoes, and various other local or
CARNATIONS and have a wide circl'
of friends. They will reside at Rim
goes, erecting a home of their owl
later this year.
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