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1 IN STEELTON. TODAY Miss Carrie Acri, daughter or Mr, and Mrs. P. J. Acri, Juniata Valley Park, Newport, and Fred P.

Bruno, Mil ol Mrs. Jacqueline Bruno, Steel' ton, were married this morning at 11 o'clock, in St. Ann's Church, Steelton. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev. M.

J. O'Fiynn and the bride was given in marriage by her father. The attendants were Miss Rose Romano, ccTusjn of the bride, maid Continuing Onr 8th Anniversary Sale Saybrook Prints 1 AO new Fall patterns; oar nteed fast colors 38 inches wide. 40c to S3.50 Children's Sweaters Silts to and 1 to 11 years. Smart styles; plain colors and stripes.

All new FaU colors. 02.40 Commonwealth Stores, Inc. 205 Market Street (Formerly Cem'with Silk Shop) THURSDAY EVENING BRYAN DECH ANT WEDDING PARTY IS ANNOUNCED r.IISS ACRl BRIDE of honor; Miss Irene Marclsco, Miss Carrie Romano, and Miss Louise Dur boron, bridesmaids; on is Trombino, Jacqueline MancineUi, Josephine Acri and Dorothy Interne, flower girls; Rudolph Magaro, ring bearer; Irene Romano, train bear' er; Raymond Acri, best man; Jos eph Lewis, David MagneUi, Adolpn Bucceri and William Falcon, ushers. Miss Anna Muto played the wed ding music. There will be a recep tion in Chestnut Street Auditorium this evening at 6 o'clock.

The bride, who attended John Harris High School and Beckley College, is employed as secretary tor W. R. Ritter and Company. Mr. a graduate of Steelton High School, is employed at the Bethlehem Steel Company.

Home From Encampment Ifr. and Mrs. A. J. Pugh, 1933 Zarker M.

A. Floyd, and Jacob Urich have returned from Portland, Maine where they attended the Grand Army of the Republic National Encampment. Sherwood Stage School Announcing the Opening ol Oar Mew STUDIOS of DANCING All Types, including Ball Room, DRAMATIC ART, PIANO, VOICE. VIOLIN AND FRENCH 30 N. 2nd St.

JJJ JFL a i Oyer Sifter's Plana Shop Sanative Wash. for vaginal douches Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, Massachusetts 1( Hardware Bell 4951 Phone 3 9813 HARRISBURG PUBLIC SCHOOLS EVENING SCHOOLS FREE TUITION COURSES: Academic, Commercial, Industrial, Sewing and Cooking Citizenship Classes For Foreign born REGISTER ON THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 19 7.15 O'CLOCK Central School Building Forster and Capital Streets Women who work come in close contact with many people. They should avoid all chance of embarrassment by keeping scrupulously dean.

Lydia E. Pinkham's Sana ave Wash is cleansing, refresh, ing, antiseptic As a deodor ant, it prevents embarrassment. uy a bottle from your drug gist today. vv Zy i 3 USE SANATIVE WASH AS OFTEN AS YOU BATHE As a deodorant, it prevents embarrassment; Lydia E. Pinkkam's USE SANATIVE WASH AS OFTEN AS YOU BATHE Mm DEAR MARIAN, OF course, you are much interested in the wedding of Katherine DeChant and F.

Gerald Bryan, which will take place in St. John's Reformed Church, Saturday, September 28 at 6 o'clock, so I am especially glad to be able to tell you the members of the wedding party. The officiating clergyman will ba the Rev. Dr. David Schnader, headmaster of the North Japan College, Sendai, Japan, who is in this country on a furlough of six months.

It was at this college that Miss De Chant was a teacher for about three years and from which she returned only about a year ago. Miss DeChant has chosen her sister, Mary Elizabeth DeChant as her maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Mrs. Theodore Schad, New York; Miss Florence DeChant, naa donfield, N. Miss Mabel Parfet, Washington; and Miss Alberta Mitchell, this city. Betty Willis, daugh ter of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Willis, will be flower girl. J. Widder Bryan, of New York, brother of the bridegroom, will be the best man and the ushers will be Andrew Rost, of Pittsburgh, and t.hi ee brothers of the bride.

W. Blough DeChant, Abner S. DeChant and Burton P. DeChant. A reception at the DeChant home will follow the ceremony.

Janice Steinmetz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Steinmetz, Washington Heights, has returned to State College, a senior this year.

Her brother, Rollin C. Steinmetz and her cousin, Phyllis Wistrand, daughter of Mrs. Lilian Wistrand, entered the college to day as freshmen. Yesterday, 1 wrote you that Lieutenant and Mrs. Bayard Bell were in town for a few days.

Mrs. Bell, the former Annette Bailey, is a welcome sight to her friends, who are very fond of her. When I met her, just, in passing along the street, she looked very smart in a gown of the new longer skirt and higher waist style the material, a dark green crepe with deep circular insets on the skirt of printed ma terial in white and greens. With this she wore a small, dark green felt hat, As soon as one of my friends read the letter, he called my attention to my error in calling Lieutenant Sell' assNaval attache when he iV a Marine officer! For all of which I "knew better." He is in command of the Marines at the President's camp. Rebecca Johnston, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Johnston, 1714 North Second street, returned to day to Vassar College, where she is a member of the senior class. Mrs. T. Reed Shuey, Bellevue Park, was hostess last night at a supper party for the teachers of the primary department of the Market Square Presbyterian Sim' day School.

Those present were: Mrs. Stanley A. Mrs. John H. Nunemaker.

Mrs. Thomp son, Mrs. Maria Albright, Mrs. Horace A. Chayne, Mrs.

Sara Snocldy. Mrs. H. K. Craie.

Mrs. Samuel B. Werner, Mrs. Luther Miller, Mrs. W.

C. Terry, Miss Edith Young, Mrs. E. R. Herman, Screen Gria IFADA 33 Operates without loop, antenna or ground.

New full power super dynamic speaker. Screen grid tubes. Jacobean console cabinet of walnut. SltfSD 1732 North Sixth Street Time Payments 524S less tubes Mrs. W.

Taylor, Mrs. Wilbur P. Harris and Mrs. Clarence Walker. Meanwhile, some of the children had a wonderful time, playing on the lawn and then at their own tea party table.

They were: Louise Shuey, Susanne Shuey, Dorothy Craig, Mary Herman and Gladys Thompson. Margaret Hull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Hull, Hillside, Dauphin, left, with Mrs.

Hull, on Monday for Natick, where she entered Walnut Hills School. The injuries received: by Margaret in the motor accident several weeks ago quite serious, but, fortunately, she was recovered enough to be able to go to) school Lee Eckels, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eckels, and one of the honor men in William Penn High School last year, left this week for Han over, N. where he entered Dartmouth College.

The Theodore E. Seelyes, with Caroline and Jimmie Seelye, have returned to their home, 2941 North Front street, from EaglesMere, where they spent most of the summer. Among others of the EaglesMere colony who have returned to their Harrisburg homes are the Hfenry M. Grosses, 2905 North Front street. Mr.

and Robert McCreath have opened their town home, 15 North Front street, and, with their children, Susanna, Peggy and Mary McCreath, will return from EaglesMere next week. mmmm The Junior League of Harrisburg opened its season with a meeting tms morning at the Y. W. C. A jars, spencer a.

wauman is presi dent. Miss Helen Armstrong has been appointed to take charge of the Penn Community Center, which the League sponsors as one of its main activities. Miss Armstrong succeeds Miss Katherine DeChant, of whose wedding I wrote you in the first par of this letter. SALLY. Card Party Tonight Brown Rebekah Lodge No.

155, In dependent Order of Odd Fellows, will hold a card party to night at b.3u o'clock to the Odd Fellows' Temple, Third and Forster streets, SCHOOL NOTES The J. A. P. Society of John Har ris and William Penn met at the home of Vivian Kuhns, 637 Emerald street, Monday. The following of fleers were elected: President, Alice nanu, secretary, Dorothy Shepherd; vice president, Margaret Packer; treasurer, Marie Bennar.

Present were: Jane Graham, Ruth Shenk. Elva Hemminger, Pauline Mailey, uiancne uramer ana Dorothy Bea lor. The new members were: Eva Shade, Margaret Packer, Marie Bennar, Dorothy Shepherd and Dorothy Hemminger from John Harris. Those from William Perm were: Vir ginia Putt, Mary Marshall, Dorothy Hinkle, Geraldine Irvin, Beatrice Davis, Alice Plank and Vivian Kuhns. At the 12A class meeting of the William Penn High School yesterday anernoon, during activity period, John Fowler was elected to the position of business manager of the Sylvania, the William Penn yearbook.

Herman Sponsler is presi dent of the class. The contracts and samples for class photographs were presented to Harry DeWire, dean of the class. William Edwards. Richard Shana man and Samuel Wolfson were elected cheer leaders of William Penn High School at a meeting The boys will be on hand for the opening game this Saturday on the uptown field, when the Tigers meet the Lykens High School. The first meeting of the June Sylvania staff of the William Penn High School was held yesterday afternoon in the staff room.

William Cobaugh is editor in chief. The Ensmlnger studio was elected to do the photography work for the class, and the following were elected members of the year book commit tee: Helen Trout, Claire Hitz, Miriam Book, Arthur Nelson, Janet Sprout, Georgp Reed, Mildred Heim erdinger, Abe Katzen and Leroy Toddes. The first meeting of the S. I. D.

C. Society of the William Penn High School was held Tuesday evening at the home of Robert Lingle, 1725 Penn street. Plans were made for Halloween and New Year's dances. Officers elected were: President, William Edwards; vice president, Richard Shanaman; secretary, Kenneth Ruck, and treasurer, Merton Davies. Other members present were Donald Giant, Robert Lingle, Harvey Knupp, Rober, McClure and Robert Roberts.

A social session was en Joyed after the business meeting. TORK News Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Walker, 2006 Holly street, have announced the birth of a daughter, Ann Louise Walker, September 4, 1929.

Mrs. Walker was formerly Miss Marion Matter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ooulden, 1211 Hunter street, have announced the birth of a son, Richard Leroy Goulden, September 11, 1929.

Mrs. Goulden was formerly Miss Mary Stover, Bendersville. Mr. and Mrs. George W.

Blosser, Enola, have announced the birth of a son, at the Harrisburg Hospital, September 17, 1929. Mrs. Blosser was formerly Miss Esther Jauss. MILDRED BATES IS MARRIED TODAY Miss Mildred Bates, daughter of Charles E. Bates, 1900 Walnut street, and Fred B.

DeShong, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hamill, 211 Walnut street, were married this morning at 10.30 o'clock in Pine Street Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. Dr. C. Waldo Cherry officiated and the attendants were Miss Beatrice Sweger, maid of honor, and John DsSbong, best man. The bride wore an ensemble of navy blue, with hat and shoes of the same shade.

She carried an arm bouquet of sunburst roses. Miss Sweger wore an ensembje of wood brown, and carried garden flowers. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada, Mr, DeShong and his bride will be at home at 1329 A Kittatinny street. 1 Mrs. DeShong is a graduate of Central High School and is employed in the State Workmen's Insurance Fund.

Mr. DeShong. who attended Tech High School, is associated with the Philadelphia Victor Distributors in this city. i LSI Si III US si 1 i 1 i Nil i "Horn's Hinge Hoods" Trass If you wear a truss oi intend to purchase one be careful that you are properly fitted. On this one point.

alone may depend your future cout'ort or health. We invite a fitting and guarantee to please. VICTOR MILLER Margaret L. Fry. R.

N. Assisting V. Trusses Belts Stockings 418 NORTH THIRD ST. Where Every Day Bargain Day Children's Dresses Coverall Aprons Pillow Cases (pink, green and gold). Tie Racks Shopping Work Bags iMWI Pillows Vanity feti Scarfs Sewing Kit Dolls Kitchen Reminder Sets Bed Spreads Crib Spreads Pillrws to match) Boudoir Pillows, 65c to S4.00.

50c value Ladies' Gauze Shirts, short sleeves, high neck, broken sixes 29c Toilet Articles Houbigant's Face Powder, 55c and $U0 April Showers Face Powder, 75c Cappl Face Powder, 50c and $1 Harriet Ayer Face Powder, 69c Cotys Perfume 95c Houbigant's Coty's Talcum Houbigant's Talcnm Cutex Nail Polish 27 Glaco Nail Polish Woodbury's Soap Cuticura Soap Sayman's Soap 15c New Single and Double Compacts to $2.50 $1.48 value Dresses Boston Bags Ladies' Leather Goods Department $1.48 Ladies' Pocketbooks, 98c $1 88, $2.88 Change Purses 25c, 50e Ladles' Belts, all colors, 50c, 98o Common Sense Purses, 50c 98c BiU Folds 50e B8o Pass and Card Clgaret Cases 50 rr ri vif vr Lester Ensmlnger and Elmer Long, 1064 South Cameron street! were in wlldwood, N. for a few days recently. .) 406 Market Street Reduction on all Silk; Lingerie Satin and Silk Crepe IHV ml tl 98c Ladies' Never Cling Slips 50c Ladies' Crepe de Chine Danre Sett $1.95 Ladies' Crepe Gowns Ladies' Crepe Pajamas, In assorted colors $1.48 Ladies' Corselettes with loop garter Inner belt $1.48 25x48 Extra Heavy Turkish Towels, plain white, 75c value, each, 39c Ladies' Nainsook Step ins with hand lace 69c Ladies' Long Sleeve Gowns, embroidery trimmed, $1.00. $1.25, Ladles' Kimono Gowns, lace and embroidery trimmed, 59c, 98o Children's Nainsook Slips, i 50e. 98o SEPTEMBER 19,1929 Edward Laubach, 1720 Forster street, has entered New York University In the department of avla tion.

Miss Ruth Gosnell and Miss Mary Gosnell, 710 Bridge street, New, Cumberland, have returned, after a visit with friends in York, 2 Doors West of Loew'a Regent Theatre Friday and Saturday An Important 2 Day of ri A Fa Another Splendid Opportunity to Save! WINTER COATS Beautifully for trimmed Coats in the season's smartest fabrics, colors and models. rriaunSWfliral25CertStoreJ 2J5 MARKET ST. OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT New Fall Hats Latest Styles, Colors and Trimmings Special, $1.88, $2.88 and $3.88 Muslin Underwear. Men's Furnishings Ladies' Nainsook Envelope Chemise 98o Ladies' Voile Envelope Chemise, 98c, $1.48 Ladies' Silver Sheen Slips in flesh and honeydew, $1.98, $2.98 50c value De Compacts Meridor i Ladies' Voile Step ins 98c' Ladies' Crepe de Chine Pajamas In flesh and honeydew. Ladies' Crepe de Chine Gowns, $30.

$2.98 Ladies' Rayon Gowns, In flesh, honeydew and green, $1.59, $1.98 Men's Black and White Union Suits. .1 89c $L19 and $1.48 Men's Balbriggan Union Suits, 75c, 88c Men's Athletic Union Suits, 50c, 75c 88c, 98c $1 39 50c value length SHk Sock broken sizes Men's Rayon Silk Union Suits, 98C Men's Night Shirts. 95c, $1.48 Men's Pajamas. $U9 and $1.59 Four piece Canister Men's Silk Hose Men's Cotton Hose, 15c 19c and 25c Men's Silk Ties Kitchen Garbage Con tamers Boys' Union Suits. and 75c Boys' Pajamas 98o Boys' Dress 88o 39c value Ladies.

Rayon Silk Hose, broken sizes 15c Men's Broadcloth Shirts, 98e and $1.59 Men's Blue Work Shirts. Men's Bluo $1.29 mm 50c value Men's Balbriggan Drawers 25c special: Chfldren's, Ladies and Men's Sweaters xm to 406 Market Street Dresses $3 85 '1. 2 50 Crepes Satins Georgette and elvet Combinations Featuring an appealing collection of newest; stylet and colors, including black, brown, wine, green, etc Siies to 50 in the assortment. A truly remarkable offering in every respect. Closing Out Our Entire Stock LIGHT WEIGHT COATS Plain and Fur Trim med Models of Beautiful Broadcloth Values to '55 Wanted Shades of Tan, Black Navy Honest Merchandise Honest Prices nnnn nnrp ijnnnvnn nnrPtwj MV 5.

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