The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 42

ROTOGRAVURE SECTION THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, PA. FEBRUARY 12, 193 TO v.r ft if -f) 5v -1 i nil itin Tour sisters and brother in wedding party of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Eby, who were married recently in Memorial Lutheran Church, this city.

Left to right, front row: Mrs. Hollin Brightbill, Miss Isobel Kingland, Miss Janet Moyer, Miss 'Anna May Moyer, Miss Louise Moyer, maid of honor; the bride, who was formerly Miss Mary Alice Moyer; the bridegroom, and William Gill, best man. Back row: Kenneth McMillen, Charles D. Moyer, James Robb, Charles D. Moyer, father of the bride, and Rollin Brightbill.

Mrs. Eby is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Moyer, 1433 Walnut street.

The couple are residing at 33 North Hanover street, Carlisle. -Photo, Fnrmintrpr Siu.lio ft Y( ') e- 7 Mfi i I dm 4 (Right) This lovely creature is Gladys Swarthout, attired to impersonate a Persian princess in a part she takes in a new motion picture play. Veteran alumni of Princeton University who attended recent dinner of Central Pennsylvania graduates held in this city, at which President Harold W. Dodds, of the university, was guest of honor. Left, the Rev.

D. W. Woods, class of '82, Gettysburg, more than fifty-five years out of college, and George E. Etter, 'S5, Harrisburg, who graduated more than fifty-two years ago. i i hhp i wi miii imw.jiji'W m.m ii nmwuwii i .4 4.

rJn I Principals and attendants at recent marriage of Miss Elvine Buela, of this city, to Albert Tromb.no, of Steelton. Left to right front row: Rose Bruno, flower girl; Miss Mildred Sheehey, Miss Josephine Trombino; the bride: John Nye, ring bearer; Miss Pauline Buela, maid of honor; Miss Rose Buela, Miss Helen Lewis and Frances Filipelli, flower girl. Back row: Roger Magaro, Gilbert Sandanna; the bridegroom; Frank Buela, father of the bride; Michael Galella, best man; Samuel Alitto and Albert Urso. Mr. and Mrs.

Trombino are residing at 1537 Berryhill street. Phutu. Rrnwn StiiiliM.