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I WEDNESDAY JUNE 19. THE PITTSBURG PRESS THIRTEEN One Sure ay or You To Practice Thrift; DVY in this June SaU fa th limit! v-' For nit mar days, e'oWeW portanity is fa every' elay Striking sales will be scheduled whith have not had is parallel this entite season: Savings that will not he equaled taterfow much of the merchandise will be offered' even below present manufacturer's cost, Buy early --buy often -buy for the future. Capaataaleatlana for title will gladlr iMiHet Bat jail mmmrmt mmm arrieare unrai hm( a alaaeeV ESS! 7 XX A XX AX AX XX AX XV A AX XV AX XV sx XX AX AX A AX XX AX XV XX XX XX AX AX AX AX AX XX XX A AX AX XX I Wedding Plana. Tomorrow afternoon Miss Marion Hopkins of Margaretta Eastend. S7EB350N will give a luncheon in the Pittsburg "VsUV Field club in honor of Miss Pauline xa V- (V-V; Children's New CQ Ja(f ga Si umi gampdeu flFOUNDERJ flfsuan $1.35 MllsBn Parasols 1 5 rfT(tTtv F( )( A fiof if All new Wonderful VVl Vi fxlVMdXv'0 UalCClSjlll values at the Thrift Ijlllae (tl NJvwt VJvV VVV Vv yxJymcyjk 1JI Sale Price.

JI II ifK Fm'-. l'slul I at i-r. i Siedle, daughter -of Mr. and Mrs. A.

I- music is atantsnfeWafrSs 4ft Ili'VlfMI ramfthm V1 1 1-tJ E. Siedle of Ripley who has chosen next Monday as the date for her wedding to Karl E. Sommerfield, tt hms proven itself to be a e- osagjfy. A simple trtetft. is Jut ton or Mr.

ana Mrs. ti. u. sommer -f tAs wku forces ef a tiarton field of Eastend ave. Friday after I is music, and that in the ae noon Miss Helen Sinning of 40mptishment of a huge task .95 wall will entertain at luncheon in.

OyC i 01) if I OWNED AND ItANACED ENTIRELY BY PITTSBURGH ERS uj A 1 vnmrmm all its energvztng pro- McCreery's in her honor. At the Shoes Oxfords SJSSI I J'MTVS-if If I I T. C.I...M tm (Ik A I latter event the guests will include are required, the value of should be carefully re- Yd. the girls of the bridal party. The On Entrance on Oliver Ave.

Thmrmfewer Iitmn Weed aaa saaitaftela ceremony will be performed at 7 VXXM a lUxXX a Size 81x90 inches; linen finished; extra deep hems. Limit 6 sheets to one customer. o'clock Monday the Siedle IV-V er red wjin orettr earl A mlgt7 rare price for this fine pure elll On Sale Thursday only. Several Worth $3.50 $4 Pr. 'A SOU.

imsrm Tsl til.iexnnl Amur home. Miss Virginia Siedle- will at border. a -1 tend her sister as maid of honor, and I shades of blue, green, tanT the bridesmaids will include another 70 Inch Table Damask Heavy, weight yarn mercerized. Hole regularly at sister. Mis JSvelyn Siedle; Miss Helen Yon are welcome any time to hear your favorite music recreated on the New Edim.

It is tibsragh. the artists were before Sinr.ing, Miss Marion Hopkins and For women and girls black, brawn and white leathers white nubuck and canvas high, medium and low heels included all this season's styles all sizes from 3 to 8. toons' Floor. 5c Silk Thread In 'black and colors: for your Summer sewing limit 1 dozen to one customer. Thursday, cozen, 12 for 39c Mmin Floor, Miss Elsie Soinmerfeld.

the latter a VI a yard, several, handsome patterns, mode, wistaria, gray and several light shades. No black or whites. Quantity limited. Only 07c a yard tomorrow, Second Floor. 62c RECORD-BREAKING SAVINGS ON MEN'S SUITS isler of the prospective groom.

Thursday, yard Base mont. V. Bisaoff of Eastend and Mrs. Archibald MacDonald were joint at a card party of five tables in Mrs. Bishoff's home yester 1 A Ref rigerat day afternoon for Miss Siedle.

Cards have been sent out fey. Mrs. Homer Pershing Goff, of Belvidere Crafton, for the marriage of her daughter. Miss Bertha Keeper Goff, OFF A New "Thrift Sale" Price, Thursday, on 75' Envelope Chemise Values far exceeding any previous event of Thrift Sale Prices Will Sell Them Fast 50 .75 618 WOOD 8TRIEKT. the season! Made oj the finest Select rbac ntpre.

and John Harris Scoville of New York, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Scoville of Hartford, which i Will take place the evening of July 2 in the bride's home. Relatives and a few friends will witness the cere- mony, which will be followed by a reception. Miss Goff is a graduate of Smith oaIUu.

,1 1 .5 quality namsooK trimmed with embroidery and vat i a 1 i 1 1 OVER 800 Suits in all blues, blacks, grays and all fancies light and medium weights. Marked Prices based on actual value of the Suits today (similar garments will be at least 25 more for Fsll) all sizes in regulars, stouts and slims surely an unprecedented opportunity to practice thrift: AH $20 Suits Now 14.00 All $25 Suits Now 17.50 All $30 Suits Now 21.00 All $35 Suits Now 24.50 laces aisu nuuun. .11 til WV.A-. HUU 1'V. 1 1.1 A For Ke- rrigerators Built of ash, golden fio Isbed 90 pounds Ice cap acity white enamel provision chamber.

or $29.75 Refrigerators Built of ash have golden finish. Side leer style 90 pounds ice capacity, white enamel provision chamber. beadiner. Thurs day, only Collars Scft Women's $1 Gowns Of finest muslin; made slipover style trimmed with laces and embroideries cut full x- and roomy. Tnursdayj flflp 2-M 1.

PoTfovring Davenport style extra heavy three-inch posts mortise construction buiit from oak fumed finish, fire feet long, Thursday Cimcboll' Srnt Floor. griuudicu irora me aiusacuuSBdS Institute of Technology with his fiance's brother. Lieut. James Collord Goff, who is now with the Fifteenth engineers in France. Mr.

Scoville and his bride will be at home in Elisabeth, X. Here on Honeynaoon. Mr. and Mrs. John R.

McKee will come to Pittsburg shortly to spend part of their honeymoon with the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James II. McKee in Marshall ave. They are now in the east.

Their wedding was All $40 Suits Now 28.00 All $45 SuiU'Now 31.50 Cmtmmboit' Fourth Flmer. each Second Floor. A Thousand Dozens Sixty-Three Shapes Secure Sixes While They May I Be Had McCand'css Gordon Co. 231 Oliver Avenue. AMMWWMWMMMMWMywVWWMWWWWWrVrr 'ssssssissssasssjssssaissssssssssssBSasss, lJflLul'u'L 'l 1 it 'i a fMWWMWVVWWWWWrlWWWWWl ws A mmm mmm 1 Scores of Women's and Misses' New Dresses Now In Progress The Half-Year Sale of Men's Furnishings Shirts, Collars, Underwear, Sox Great Selections at Savings of Reduced for the "Thrift Sale," News Notes of Beaver Valley an event of" yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the residence of the bride's uncle, Daniel McConville, in Twenty-first N.

Washington, C. ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Wood, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of the Mrs. McKee was Miss Bessie Belle Lewis, daughter of the late P.

P. Lewis and Mrs. Edith McConville Lewis of Steubenville, O. Her cousin. Miss Martha McConville Ingham of this city, was maid of honor.

Arthur McConville of Washington, D. C-, a cousin of the bride, was best man for Mr. McKee. The bride was exquisitely gowned in Men's $1.50 Union Suits Porosknit short sleeve, ankle length; also athletic knee, in" nainsook made with rQ elastic shoulder and back strsp sizes up to 50. In this sale.

Continuing Thursday -The Sale of 2,500 Untrimmed Hats Banded Sailors $2.5, 3.95, $5 and 57.50 Values, For Men's $1.00 Union Suits Crene. nainsook or madras closed crotch white, duchess satin embroidered 60c model- some have elastic shoulder and back straps sizes 34 to 4 6. Extraordinary values in this sale, at pearls and carried a shower bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley. Her maid of hoher appeared in white crepe de chine and carried a cluster of red and white roses and blue lark "THIS season's prettiestand most popular styles new sample lots, many of "them plenty of choice in ma-' 1 terials- $1.75 to $2.25 Union Suits Samples and small lots of a nation-T -v ally advertised make slight imperfections in this I Iff Jerseys, Chiffon Taffe sale at CTYLES are small, medium and large sailors side rolls flare brims tricornes and turban effects, Materials are finest Liseres, Milans, Milan Hemps, Bangkoks and rough straws. Colors, mostly black also white, gray, sand, blue, red, etc.

The choicest assortments and the largest Men's 7 5c Silk Socks spur. Mr. and Mrs. McKee will visit the bride's parents in Steubenville, where a reception will be given in their honor, after which they will go to Petersburg, to reside until Mr. McKee sails for France.

The groom is now in training in the United States tank service at Camp Lee. The bride is a graduate of Miss Sorrer's school at Washington. D. C. mm Men's $1.00 Muslin Gown Made with collar- attached, also without collar of good grade muslin, neatly trimmed cuff and front; every garment cut large sizes 15 to 19.

Each "Not a Seme." -Hole-Proof and other good, makes slight mill imperfections come in green. cordovan, white, dark Rochester; Jane 19. Glass factories In the Beaver valley are making preparations for the summer shutdown' of from, two weeks to one month. During this period the' factories will- make repairs. All the plants in, the county, many busy with war orders, have been running at capacity.

In some of the shops the packing and sorting, departments will ran an extra week this summer get rid of accumulated ware and ship out back orders. Beaver Fall3, June 19. Xearly all the valley towns are holding elections "of teachers. three school 'boards named staffs" of the schools' in Rochester, Beaver and Se-wickley twp. Beaver Falls, June 19.

While helping to unload a car at the plant of the Union Drawn Steel Co; yesterday, John Dobish, Seventh ave. and Second sW New Brighton, fell against an upright bar and was killed instantly. The bar pierced his heart. Midland, June 19. Batiste Cecelia, aged 50, employed in the Crucible Steel Co I-, plant, here, was seriously Injured last night when a heavy iron beam fell on him.

Rochester, June 19. The district rally of the Christian Endeavor societies of the Presbyterian churches of the county was held last night in the First Presbyterian church, with many delegates in attendance. Plans vera discussed for the convention at 25, 20 and 27. brown and black it has ever been our privilege to sell A 'special purchase that it will be impossible to duplicate. Choice 49c in this sale only.

tas, Georgettes, Plaids, Crepe de Chines, Sat- ins and Serges. Beautiful shades of taupe, pearl, tan, purple, cop-en, navy, old rose and plain black Also rich patterns in stripes and plaids plain tailored effects as well as sonie. very pretty trimmed models. e- a Thousands of Meas(kr- Shirts Thursday, at $1.00. 39c 50c Imported Domestic Flowers, 2l2c 75c to $1.25 White Flowers of all kinds $1.50 to $2 Sample Feather Novelties See Window Display No Exchanges, Credits or Refunds.

HUNDREDS OF WASH DRESSES Beautiful foulard printed voiles with white Organdie col Woven madras and finest quality percale with soft double cuiTs and a -few laundered cufT absolutely fast colors big selection of choicest patterns; $1.1 each. 3 For $3.50 Men's 18c Collars Four-ply stln and soft collars 12 styles mostly all in 4 sises from 13 to and Vis sises to IS, only lars, neatly nemsiucnea ana embroid- QQ qq red Many other etyles and materials. mxyo te I Special in this sale, at. 6 For 79c Campbott" Third Floor. Cassv6aUs' Thirl Floor J-JTLXr' Columbia For Thursday Only, We Offer These Grafonolas "Thrift Sale" Savings on Sewing Machines The "Thrift Sale" Brings $5 Curtains on Thursday at Will ma im mriom Axfflinster Rugs 42 Do your Summer Sewing under-pleasant fair ltMo bettor timm thorn nouf im the Thrift Solo to bay them mt tho old prices whito yom mis id comfortable conoitions.

buw la mi TIMcj to ouy mai new machine DON'T -WAIT. They Will Sell For Not Less Than $50.00 in a Few Days $30 and $55 They're a convenient size to put in your trunk for vaca Just Make a Small Pay-meat Down Then Pay $1.00 Each Week. Pair 'III tion travel or to take in your auto. Size 9x12 feet; made by the Bigelow Hartford Carpet Co. manufacturers that have been famous for years-for quality and style.

A deep, heavy pile rug that shows beauty and insures long wear all up-to-date patterns and colorings in Orientals, Persians, Medallions and small figured effects in old rose, tans and delft blues. New Records You'll Like Purchased from the During our Thrift Sale we are offering some unusual bargains in Sewing-Machines. WE GUARANTEE every machine, and Cathedral Creaoy. This morning at 9 o'clock the wedding of Miss Mary I Schmidt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George William Schmidt of North Pithrldge and Henry G. Struif of Buffalo. N. was solemnized in St. Paul's Cathedral, with Bishop J.

F. Fegl Canevtn Pink roses filled the altar vases, and for the breakfast in the bride's home after the service, for the immediate families, the same color note of pink and white was made. The bride wore a simple frock of white Georgette crepe with hat of the same material. She carried a shower of white roses and lilies of the valley. Her Miss Helen Schmidt was attired in pink and white Georgette crepe, with a black hat.

and carried pink roses. Erhard Schmidt was Mr. Struif's best man. After Sept. 15' Mr.

and Mrs. Struif will be at home in Buffalo, Afternoon Nuptials. This afternoon in the home of, Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Smith of Ross Wilkinsburg, the marriage of their niece, Miss Dorothy Annette Richardson, and Fred Andrews Burg, of North Negley ave. will be solemnized at 5:00 o'clock by Rev! Frank E. Elder, assisted by Rev. James D. Rankin of the Pittsburg Theological seminary.

Mrs. Roger W. Richardson will be matron of honor and Edna Jane Riebardson will be flowermaid. Aroert H. Ganshird of Kansas City will serve as Mr.

Burg's best man. Preceding tbe ceremony. Mis Agnes Fleming of Washington, will sing. Mr. and Burg will have an eastern trip, and during the summer will reside with Mr.

and Mrs. Smith. Castes Weeding. In the Protestant Episcopal church of the Nativity, Crafton, at 8:43 this morning the wedding of Miss Elizabeth F. Wills, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert G. Wills of Hawthorne Crafton, and Jerome WolflC of Crafton, formerly of New York, were married by the' pastor. Rev. Dr.

Homer A. Flint. The bride was attended only by her sister. Miss Ruth Wills. The bridal costume was a dark blue traveling suit, with white leghorn hat trimmed with blue with corsage of cream tinted rosea The Just Liks Washington Crossed caa Delaware (Km-oral Farthing Will Cross the Rhine Arthur Field ond Peer loom Quarter.

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MAYOR NAMES MEMBERS PF CITy HOUSING r30ARD. The 11 members of the bureau of city housing were named yesterday by Mayor Babeo'ck. The men selected are: John H. K. Burgwin.

Crucible Steel Co. of America; 33. -K. Conneely, Itttsburg Lake Erie Railroad Harry Graham, Graham Nut H. P.

Haa', Freehold Real Estate J. Kelly, Commonwealth Real rBetate E. McCoy, Iron City Froduets O. P. Nicola, real George, S.

Oliver. president Chamber of commerce; W. Schlei-ter. Dllworth, Porter A. B.

Shop-nerd, Jones Laughlin Steel and Wing, Universal Portland Ce-znent Co. The ordinance creating the bureau provides that the" members' shall serve without compensation. A secretary $2,500 a year and a stenographer at $1,200 are attached to their offca. Tha bureau is- to conduct a study of the housing situation, on account of the lack of sufficient homes for work-teg people, and to maka a report, with recommendations, to the mayor and United States lace curtain mills. All their entire surplus stock of the finest lace curtains they make beautiful patterns in white and ivory sill and full lengths double thread laces and wire twist cable nets nlain net centers real Irish $1.65 Inlaid Linoleom $75 Royal Wilton Rugs eerie Quertt: Manufacturers have withdrawn all lines and Drices and will not accent Size 9x12 feet full 5-frame quality beautiful reproductions of the finest Tbe Makln's of tna U.

5 Von TUs.r.1 orders we are going to offer to you the manufacturer does likewise. Standard (Sample) ..19.75 New Treasure 22.50 World's Rotary .39.50 Singer No. 66 Supplies Special for Home Sewers Oil, Regular 20c size 10c Singer Darners, 75c size 25c Needle Threader, 25c size 15c Campbells' Second Floor. Orientals and Persians two-toned effects in green, blue and Ci gray all over effects in M' J.aJVl ta. nrst-ciajs Inlaid Un- leums that we have in Keep ta.

Transit Firaa Oo- point and Brussels net effects in the dainty and pretty all-over 10-in. A2522 73e. ins or ta. Bay Omx I beautiful rugs that are I a credit to anv home, at emm square yard, full rolls. II all good qualitr.

so. yd. There. IVoa lUsar.t I. patterns.

40 off the priee4 Peorleor Qmortot. Thursday, pair sz.ss. Sixth Floor. Campbolim'Matn Floor. Campbells' Fifth Floor.

CAMPBELLS' GIVE AND REDEEM "STERLING" STAMPS and Dr. t. brother sf the groom, 1 I aroa at. Wilson. xn nut John i A.

her sisters, me misbc tended by Janet and Elizabeth Wilson; grooms- u.rs Ray men and usners kb Marks and Harry Bloomthal of San Francisco, CaL, which Was solemnized Monday, June 17, in this city. A dinner was given in the evening by the bride's sister, Mrs. Frank Prescott of Sampson Northside, and on Tuesday evening the bride's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Marks gave a dinner at their home in Watson blvd. Bloomenthal stead. June 26. The colo- scheme and blue. Miss McFarland is tli daughter Mr.

and Mrs. J. McFarlami o. Hazelwood Kqulrrel Hill. T-wenty-nra Birthday.

Mrs. P. A. Stewart of Bennett si-gave a surprise party in honor of her brother. Arthur W.

Miller af Home-wood, to celebrate his twenty-flrjit birthday. Forty-four guests were present. i-who is with the navy is sta COUNTY WOOL CLIP TO 7 BE SOLD AT U. S. PRICES.

The "Allegheny rouiUy farm bureau has undertaken to find market for the 1918 clipof "wool on the farms in this section. County Agriculturist Grubbs yesterday that price' of "wool is to be set by the government. The government has asserted its priority of claim to all wool at prices fixed by the war industrial board, and any wool it does not have use for will be marketed for June 10 inthe Grant Street Reformed Presbyterian" church, of which both are members. The ceremony was performed bytheir pastor, Rev. John B.

Wilson. The young couple are on their honeymoon on a jnotor trip through the east, visiting Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and At lantic City. Hilltop Wedding. r- St. George's church was the scene this morning at 0 o'clock of the Wedding of Miss Margaret Marie Shannon, granddaughter of Mr.

"and Mrs. touise Leive of Chalfont eltz-hoover, and Milton T. Sahner, son of and Mrs. A. Sahner with the pastor.

Rev. S. J. Schramm, officiating. The bride was attired in a frock of white Georgette crepe, with white hat, and carried white roses.

Her only' attendant. Miss Adelaide M. Weiland, appeared in pink Georgette pink hat. She tioned at New Tork and will leave fori the east Friday night. Mr.

and Mrs. Bloomenthal are staying at the Hotel Chatham. Stein-Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Greenwood of Washington Heights announce the marriage of their daughter, Bernlc Audrey Greenwood, to Hrry Stein of Cleveland, which took place June 5, in the Old Stone church, Cleveland, Rev. E. Meldrum officiating.

On account of the war the bride will make her home with ner parents, as Mr. Stein expects to be called to the colors- in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Steih took a honeymoon tour of the Great Lakes Weat View Wedding.

The wedding of Mis Pearl E. Carpenter of West View and Robert Mcpherson of Pittsburg, took place Saturday- aj 3, "o'clock, in "thMJme of Miss Carpenterts sister, Mrs. Myrtle Getler of West View. Ruth Dinheart was maid of honor nd Mr. Clr.rk was- beat man.

AV dinner folio--d. The bride and' gvoon left for their honse. Fr slater. Ewing MacMillan, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William MacMillan of Dick Car-' negie, whose engagement has just been announced. The ceremony will take place in the First Presbyterian church of State College. Jones-Christ maa. A pretty home wedding was solemnized In the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

Quintard Jones of Center ave. this afternoon, when their daughter, Miss Mary Belle Jones, became, the bride of Ivan Latimore Christman, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. H.

Christman ot nut st.Rev. Dr. John Knox Mc-CUirkin of the Shadyside United Pres. byterian church performed the cere-money at 4 o'clock. Reception 'and Dance.

A reception and dance will be Reld in honor of the Jewish soldiers, st a-, tioned at the University Pittsburg Carnegie Institute of Tea-nology Saturday night. The, affair will be held at the Y. H. A4 Fifth ave Jumonville at 7 o'clock. Tbe hostess organizations are tne mond Copeland, Vorullv Thomas McCo.nkey, Hugh J.

McCully and Bruce Wilson. Miss Virginia Supinger oi Braddock playedjhe wedding march and accompanied Miss Maude Giffenrwho ng. Previous to the service, a -dinner for the immediate families were served at the home of the bride. The honeymoon will be spent in the Blue Ridge mountains, and on their return Rev. and Mrs.

Copeland will be at home in the Harmony Manse, Harrisville Pa The bride and groom are graduates of Muskingum college, the bride having taken her graduate work at Welles-ley college, while Mr. Copland's seminary work was completed in May at the Pittsburg Theological seminary i Out of town guests included Af "indMrs. WUliam Carlisle Cleland civilian use. All farmers'in the district must sell their 1918 clip to approved dealers in' approved centers of distribution, so tiiattthe wool will be concentrated near the centers of consumption. maid of honor wore a gray auit and hat and carried American Beauty roses.

Frank Greenfield was Mr. Wolff's best man. After a short trip Mr. and Mrs. Wolff will reside in Harris terrace.

Crafton. Wilaon-Copelaad. Rev. and Mrs. John B.

Wilson have announced the marriage of their daughter, Margaret Moorehead. to CZECHO-SLOVAK ARMY HEADS SEEK RECRUITS. At a meeting last night in Moose temple an audience Of nearly l.OoO Bohemian, and Slovaks attended. The was held to assist Lieuts. Artton Holy, Miroalnv fle-deriy.

Jortcyh llorvath and Aldrlvh Spaniel." 'all of -the C-acho-Slo'ak army, rn munching a recruiting movement in the Pittsburg district. All four lieutenants wore the uniform of the French army, under which their military organisation is being formed. Recruiting headquarters will be opened in Pittsburg Shortly afeer July carried Killarney rose, Ta AasUt Heateaa. 'Miss Lois Ferree McCombe a sister of the hostess, and Mies Anns Talbot Peterson, a classmate, will assist Miss Marion McCombs, who will entertain Thursday evening her some in Roup st. about 50 members of the graduating class of the Peabody High school.

Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Hughes, the former, class advisor, will be the honor guests.

Entertainment will be turnished by the class. Lite Jm Wedding. wedding Saturday, June 20, is planned by Miss Mary Hamilton Christ, daughter of the late Dr. Christ of State College, and Oe'brge and Jones of Baltimore, Leive was Mr. Sahner's best man.

Covers were, laid for '-d'at a chami Rev. Samuel Bruce Copeland, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Copeland of Leechburg, Pa. The wedding took place last night in the Grant Street Reformed Fresbyteriah church, where the ceremony was performed by rr.

and Misses jumm nu x.j.uuc GIffen of St. Clairsville, O. Honeymoea "la East. ittsburg friends have just learned tho marriage of Miss Eleen Murray Monteflore Hospital, Aid sociery.ihe. A Woman Still.

She fca met glib politicians And undone them in debate; She haa studied all conditions That affect her native state. Sjho is able and ambitious, he caa practice at the bar: But sno always tarns and wishes When aha sees a. falling stajc Sr Ktseafe Following a- lake trip, and Mrs. Sahner will be at horuA after July 1 in 822 Industry st. Bride of San Francisco Man.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Marks of Jackson Northside, announce the marriage of their daughter.

Miss Marion ingly appointed card party in the home of. Ernest L. Sons, Green field Squirrel Hill, yesterday, in honor of Miss Mellie McFarland, sister of Mrs. Sons, who will become the bride of D. M.

Reese of Home Young Women's Hebrew association, and the Young -Ladies' Relief to-ciety. The affair is being held under the auspices the Y. M. H. A.

Wilson, the bride's father, assisted i'bf Homewood and William Finlay by Uev. Earl Copeland of Saltsburg Gregg, which took; place Monday It.