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THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 17, 1935. Daily Memorandum Gazette and Daily Patterns QOflAI FVFWTQ OF IMTFRFCT Fifty Years Ago: Weddings announced were John P. a reception at the bride's hem for about seventy guests from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Reading; and Gettysburg. The rooms and table were decorated with paper streamers, wedding bells and cut flowers. The cou-plo will live at 156 South Pershing avenue for the present, and later will make' their home in Philadelphia, I Cunningham and Annie Bahn.

York county, by Rev A. Wanner; Michael Foose and Miss Eliza A. Saltzgiver, EUGENE TWINING WEDS MISS MARTHA COLLEY JAMES M'KINNON WEDS MISS RACHEL APPEL York, by Kev. F. J.

Sauerbier. COLLEGE CLUB'S Y. C. H. ALUMN! IN RADNOR CHURCH ON SATURDAY EVENING Mrs.

Robert Calvin. Castle Fin, aged about SO, by falling into a well 60 feet deep and containing 13 feet "MEMBERSHIP DAY" AT WDI1 Eugene Kennedy Twining, son of James D. McKinnon, son of Mrs. Marion D. McKinnon.

807 Arlington ELECTS OFFICERS RUN DUNG Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Twining, 517 Dupont avenue, and Miss Martha Colley. Wayne, were married on road, and the late Robert B.

McKin non. and Miss Rachel Bond Appel, Saturday in Old St David's church daughter of Judge and Mrs. William 'Radnor. Rev. Dr.

Croswell McBee X. Appel, Lancaster, were married at Miss Grace Duff, 306 West Jackson street; Miss Julia' Cavanaugh, 422 West Princess street; Miss Elizabeth Wills, 341 South Penn street, and Miss Ruth Redding, 252 South Penn street, and William Dohm, 438 West King street; Frank Dormer, Branch Line, Morte Do Carlo, New York City, and Robert Relst Lancaster, spent the week-end at Luray Caverns, Va. Mrs. Edward Larralde, Duncllcn, N. is spending some time with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Dohm, 438 West King street performed the ceremony. Mr.

Colley Members And Guests Enter Y. 5:30 on Saturday afternoon, at the Form Permanent Organiza W. Will Open Summer gave his daughter in marriage. heme of the bride's parents. Dr.

of water, died after being taken out, from injuries received. George Lovegrove is placing a pavement in front of his residence, at Philadelphia and Water streets. A special reporter from the Harrie-burg Call, H. E. Kauffman, was stopped by W.

H. H. Welsh, Xew-berry steet. and stuck several blows with a cowhide because he published that the recent marriage of his, Mr. Welsh's daughter, was an elopement and that a New York suitor was disappointed thereof.

Edward F. Metier, moulder, while The bride was attended by Miss Henry H. Apple, president emeritus tion With Thirty Charter Members Present tained With Two Playlets And Games Camp On June 20; Help Is Named Virginia Prescott Lynn, Salt Lake City, as maid of honor; Mrs. C. Fred of Franklin and Marshall college, an uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony in the living room, which erlck Hoffer, New York, a sister of SUPPER ON GROUNDS the bridegroom, as matron of honor; FACULTY ON BOARD ACCOMMODATE 73 GIRLS was decorated with white roses.

The bride bad as her only attend Miss Florence Smith, Montreal, and Miss Margaret Henkins, New York, The organization meeting of the The College club of York County June 20 has been designated as closed the season on Saturday after W. C. A. Membership Day" at Camp York Catholic High school Alumni ant, her sister, Mrs. Joseph M.

Hartley, of Germantown. Mr. McKinnon had for bis best man. Jack MoKin- Cann-Edi-On. Cars will leave the association was held yesterday after as bridesmaids.

Mr. Twining had James L. Johnson for his best man. The U6hers were William Butz and ap noon witn an outing at "Wyndham. r.nme.

on Hnwarrl avenue, was stuns' ARTISANS HOLD PARTY AT BETTY WASHINGTON Continental assembly No. 24, Artisan Order of Mutual Protection, 41ia Til -m so l-iAttf A noon in the school hall, and Philip as the guest of Mrs. Carey E. Etnier. non.

his brother. The bride wore a Y. W. C. A.

at 3:30 and at 5:30 for camp, where there will be a program by a locust. Several others were also Thieling was elected president. Other Wilmer Henninger, Allentown, and white lace dress with a short train Following a short business session, in charge of Mrs. Arthur F. Fischer, a etung by locusts which were plenti of fellowship and fufn.

Supper will officers are: Vice-president, Theresa Henry Wiokstrom, New London. and a short jacket of net. Her veil was hip length with a tulle band and Smith: recording secretary, Mary be served at 6 o'clock. Reservations for transportation and supper should Following the ceremony there was program of entertainment was given in charge of Mrs. Henry Pownall, ful and a nuisance.

Twenty-five Years Ago: Francis Kessier: corresponding secre a reception at the St David's Golf be made at the association home, 120 cream party at Camp Betty Washington on Friday evening. The following program was given: Monologue, George Beck; rending, Miss chairman. Two short plays were tary, Margaret Rooney, financial sec a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs.

Hartley wore a dress of East Market street by Wednesday club. Mr. Twining is a graduate of Dana Hall school, Smith college, and retary-treasurer, Edith Flinchbaugh Rev. Robert Lee Bair, pastor of noon. Plans were made to put the organi tomato red chiffon and carried a bou The summer camn season will open t.

Stephens Reformed church, West York, resigned to accept a call to quet of talisman roses and blue I ration on a permanent basis. A con- on June 24. All campers must have the University of (Pennsylvania. Mr. Twining graduated from Muhlenberg college, and the University of Pennsylvania Law school.

Following a health examination. This year stitution was adopted. The establish Trinity-St. Peter's, congregation at delphinium. Janet Reiver; song, Wayne Thomas, and piano solo, Dorothy Haker.

Prizes were won by Mrs. Russell Jacobs, Harry Gnau, Samuel Gregory, Mrs. Percy Gnau, Harry Gnau, there will be no registrations taken beyond the number accommodated Mountville, Lancaster county. given, directed by Jack McKinnon. "A Bit of Blue Ribbon," was enacted by Mrs.

Lillian Geisenberger, Mrs. W. H. Hespenheide and Berdella Emig. "What Nest," a short skit, was given by Gladys Aldinger and George Leit-heiser.

A period of games was enjoyed. In charge of Florence Menu. The outing was held on the grounds, and ws closed with a picnic supper. ing of the alumni association was ordered by the board of the York Following the ceremony there was wedding supper for about 100 wedding trip they will live at 62S Benjamin T. Root, of the Root Manufacturing company, and Frances at the camp.

The equipment and housing facilities will accommodate Catholic High school, to promote the Chew street Allentown. guests. The table was decorated with Percy Gnau and Mies Mary Hartman. 73 girls. intellectual, social and spiritual welfare of Aha members, and to give S.

Frick. daughter of Benjamin F. Frick, East College avenue, were wed on June IS at home of bride by A registered nurse is in attendance pink roses, white stocks, and a centerpiece of white roses. The couple will live at S327 Weswick road, Baltimore. GROSSES GIVE PARTY financial help to the high school.

In addition to the graduates pres PHI DELTA SORORITY HOLDS BIG DANCE The Phi Delta sorority held a dance with many friends as guests. J. Ellis Bell. at all times to take care of any emergency or minor illness. The camp physician is kept constantly ent the following faculty members FOR ELSIE RICHCREEK Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Gross. 355 Guests And Members Those attending were: Mrs. Carey Prof Franklin Menges, York was elected a member of the board of Lawton M. Hartman, son of Dr.

on Saturday evening at the Out Door litnirr. Gladys Aldinger, Minnie East Philadelphia street, entertained aware of health conditions on the grounds. During hours of swimming instruction, hours of boating and at club, with a large attendance of and Mrs. L. M.

Hartman, Hill-crest road, has returned to his home trustees of Pennsylvania State college, as a representation of the York Marie Altland, Mrs. W. C. Bulette, friends at their summer cottage, Mrs. ti.

bert A. Deitz, Berdella Emig, County Agriculture society. any time when there are campers "Mon-Ami," along the Susquehanna Mrs. Aithur F. Fischer, Ann Fink- C.

Edwin Hendrix and Isabella Schwartzer, both of York, were mar north of Wrightsville, for Miss Elsie Richcreek, who will leave next week were named ae charter members: Kev. Carl B. Brady, principal of the school; Sisters M. Enueline, M. Sal-vatore Ventura and M.

Jeanne Marie. All persons attending will receive certificates as charter members. The first class of the York Catholic High school was graduated in 1927, and was composed of three members. Since then more than 130 6tudents have been graduated. The school is binder, Florence Mentz, M.

Edit.i using the water front, a director is constantly on guard. Water used by the campers is officially tested and members and friends. Roy Gibbons and his orchestra played for the dancing from 9 o'clock to midnight. The committee in charge was composed of Dorothea Buck, Evelyn Myers, Dorothy Epley, Treva Presscland Margaret Shaffer. Smart Design, Easily Made after completing his second year in Yale university.

Mre. E. A. Leese, 130 South Hartley street: Mrs. Vernon Meldrum, 4:2 Pennsylvania avenue, and.

Mrs. Samuel Hassler, 1017 West Market street, have returned home after ried bv Rev. Edward F. Wiest, of Geesey, Margaret Gerber, Mildred to spend the summer at Bay Head, N. Heidelburg Reformed church, on the approved for consumption bv the Gerber.

Mrs. O. E. Gladfelter, Doliy She received many gifts. There S490.

Sports clothes are so simple in line and classic in style that they Gulden, Minerva Gulden, Eva Haar, were cards and dancing and refresh-meiiis were served. vary but little and if you make a Margaretta Hallock, Mrs. John Hen sport frock this summer out of good spending a week at the Leese cabin Additioinal Social on Page 4 nessey, Ars. w. ti.

Hespenneiae Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Ja- in the South mountains. Anna jpcoby, Mrs. Paul Koeni, Mrs.

ob Turpin, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn material it will be equally good next year and something on which to iMr. and Mrs. Felix S.

Bentzel. 453 accredited by the Pennsylvania State board of education. Attending were: Philip Thieling, W. Ijaxgston, Mre. Alice B.

Le- rishcr, Mr. and Mrs. B. Foster, Mrs. start the season.

North Beaver street left Saturday for Ada Zeigler, Mrs. Bernett Yinger, f.ivie, Caroline Logan, Margaret Ma-gee, Mrs. Arthur Markowitz, Mrs. W. Philadelphia, where tffey will be The classic lines of the sport frock PERMANENT WAVE GENUINE BONAT $2 $4 Miss Mae Fisher, Mi6s Anna Powell, Mrs.

Frank Snyder, Charles Fackler, McO-llan, Mrs. Clyde Orndorff, state department of health. In addition to the water having been highly approved, all water is treated as it comes from the well. The following is the staff for this season: Grace Acheson, director; Dorothy Adams, assistant director; Mary Jane Dellinger, camp nurse; Philip Fahs, water front director; Miss Venn Hoo, international guest councillor from China; Josephine Hendrickson, swimming instructor; Miriam Yagle, dramatics and camp paper; Vera Gilbert, recreation and sports; Lucille Blum, handcraft; Eleanor Acheson, assist Theresa Smith, Mary Frances Kessier. Margaret Rooney, Edith Flinchbaugh, Mrs.

Robert Beck, Josephine Blanc, Anna Dietrich, Mary Dietrich, sketched have an interesting detail in the side lacings on waist and belt Mrs. Hei.ry Pownall, Mrs. John F. which may be done in sharp con Marcelling; and Finger Warfni 60c Kudisill, Mrs. Harry Seville, Mrs.

Andrew T. Shumaker, Mrs. John L. Sny- 16th and left on a trip to Eastern The Eagle Hose company, located en Jackson street and Jesecp place Is in active service and will answer chemical and other calls sent to the company. Mrs.

A. M. Canfield. of this city, was elected department chaplain for the ensuing year of the Women's Relief Corps. Fifteen Years Ago: Temperature, SO degrees.

York census report was looked upon as a disappointment. Population was given as 47,499 at Washington. D. C. In 1910 it was given at and in 1900 at S3.70S.

If figures given are correct it is claimed Jules Eck, Catherine Gangloff, Cath guests of Mrs: Cortez Gantz at Drex-el Hill. (Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hassler and son, Richard, 1044 Roosevelt avenue, attended the wedding of Miss Louise Beck and Ray Bixler, which took in Glen Rock on Saturday. Private Richard Day, a former resident of this city, returned to his Marguerite Beauty Shop er, Mrs.

Jason Snyder, Ethel K. Ben Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman, all of New Cumberland; Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Greer, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Gross, Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Gross, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Moose-burger, Mr. and Mrs. George Loge-man, Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Brodbeck, Dial 257 352 Reinerke Plar. trast, such as red on natural colored shantung. The raglan sleeves of this frock with Inverted pleats are a most popular and comfortable style for summer. The frock is one-piece Streibert, Mre.

John W. Weimer, Mrs. erine Hombach. Henry Howard, Elizabeth Hunt, Mary Jennings, Rose Kotzman, Thomas Krone, Gertrude Krout Raymond Mayer, Catherine Charles Yaukey, Miriam Yagle, Sara Ross tinith, Mrs. Lillian Geisenberg Munchel, Catherine Noel, Mary- but simulates a two-piece frock.

A Mr. and Mrs. William Thatcher, Miss Peacock, Frances Rooney, Marie wide panel in front gives interest to er, sara mrone, Airs, uei-ancey Rinehart, Mrs. Myra White, Mrs. George B.

Householder, Mrs. J. M. Pauline Platts, Miss Elsie Richcreek, the skirt and pleats give sufficient Schloomer, Charles Selak, Kathleen ant councillor; Beulah McXicol, dietitian; councilors in training, Dorothy Bollinger, Anna Dempwolf. Emily Grove and Josephine McClellan.

Kenneth Gross and Harvey Gross, all station at Fort Slocum, after spending some time as the guest of Miss Sue Hetrick, 166 West Market street On July 3, Private Day will sail for Hawaii, where he will be stationed. fulness at the lower edge. Stough, Rosalia Strarebaugh, Rich of York. Designed in Size: 14, 16. 18, 20; ard Trimmer, Raymond Tuleya and Shcllenbt rger, Catharine Manges, Mrs, Paul Stewart, Mrs.

Roy L. Zieg-ler, all club members. 32, 34, 36, 3S, 40 and 42. Size 16 re Marie Wuersch. The next meeting York has shown the smallest gain of 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond LeCates quires 3 yards of 39 inch material will be held in the school auditorium MISS BAYOM BRIDE YORK COUPLE MARRIED and sons. 655 Colonial avenue, are in October. Clear, easy to follow, step-by-step instructions are given with these OF LLOYD FERGUSON AT VALLEY FORGE perfect fitting patterns. spending several days in Philadelphia.

Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Leesa and son, Paul Leese, 130 South Hartley street, and Miss Jessie Whitman, 422 Lloyd F. Ferguson, 50 West street, formerly of Altoona, and John P.

Lukens, son of Mr. and Mis. Alan R. Lukens, Emigsville, aiU Pattern mailed to any addresi on receipt ol Mr in coin or stamps. MISS HARBOLT BRIDE OF WILLIAM STEBBINS; Miss Grace Bell Bayom, 50 West Send lite additional for either of three Miss Virginia R.

Bentzel, daughter Park street, spent the week-end at the Leese cabin in the South Special 32 page booklets. "THE CO-ED," Princess street, were married on Sat for sizes. 11 ro 19 and 1J to 20 exclusively. MARRIED ON SATURDAY The guests were: Marion Reidel, Mrs. Fred lost, Mrs, C.

W. Guldeu, Ruth Gerber Park, Babette Geisenberger, Sarah Young, Elizabeth Constantine, Mary Jane Shellenberg-er, Mary Jane Kopp, Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson, Peggy Smith, Mrs. James Constantine, Mrs. Harvey A.

Gross, Mrs. George Campbell, Gilbert A. Deitz, Helen Delaplane, Ruth Hal-lock, Mary Frances Kessier, Mrs. C. J.

Grove, Mrs. Walker Genimill, Mrs. Louis Grammes, Jean Fischer, Helen Fischer, Charlotte Hitchcock and Suzanne Etnier. oi Mr. and Mrs.

Felix S. Bentzel, 45S Noith Beaver street were married tit urday evening at the bride's home. or "THE SMART MATRON," lor sizes 36 to OIL. PER" 9 FA MANENT $UU Eugene frM Com $4 piste HERBERT'S The ring ceremony was performed by 52 exclusively, or "THE YOUNGER SET, 8 o'clock on Saturday evening. Rev.

William T. Stebbins, son of Mr. and any city in the state. York Collegiate Institute issued diplomas to 19 pupils. May Cassell.

York Haven, was saiutator-ian and Robert Farquhar, valedictorian. Gettysburg was to have a detachable rubber heel factory. Lester Frey, York High graduate in 1919, a berth on the L'rsinus Varsity tennis team the only freshman of the college to get a berth. John Craiey. Red Lion, was badly hurt when his auto crashed into a telephone pole.

Mrs. John Zeilers of New Freedom, while working in her garden, was overcome by the heat. Dr. James performed the double ring Rev. R.

Henkelmann, pastor of the for sizes 1 to 16 years. Each gives a com First. Moravian church, in the nres- P1." 'lotion of styles of the s. re you re Mrs. T.

A. Stebbins, 717 Linden ave. nue, and Miss Nellie Harbolt daugh CATHOLIC HIGH ALUMNI SEMI-ANNUAL REUNION ceremony in the Washington quire. One pattern and either booklet (state ence of the families. crial chapel at Valley Forge.

The which one) 23c Print name and address plainly. 1 Continental Saeire Aids 35o The bride wore a dre6s of iris col ter of Mrs. Mary Harbolt, 12S East Philadelphia street, werej married at bride was given in marriage by her ored silk, and her flowers were a Please Put a Circle Around Siie Wanted lather. mixed bouquet Following the cere The ring ceremony was witnessed mony there was a reception at, the and mad to The Gazette and Daily, York, fa. No.

8490. Sizes 14, 16, 18, 20; S2, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42. Bayom home. by the parents of the couple. Following a wedding trip to New York and New Jersey, the couple will live in The class of 1933 of the York Catholic High school held its semiannual reunion at the Rambler inn, on Thursday evening.

After a short business session, during which plans were discussed for the December meeting, a luncheon was 6erved to the following members and guests: Joseph Sweeney, Clair Duff, Jules 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Rev. R. R. Rodes, retired United Brethren minister, performed the ceremony at the home of the bride's mother.

The bride had for her only attendant her sister. Miss Helen Harbolt as maid of honor. Mr. Stebbins had Robert Davis, his brother-in-law, as aged SI years. 3 months and IS days.

Relatives and friends atteudiug the funeral will meet at the home, 339 Allison street, Tuesday at 12:30 p. leav Rev. Mr. and Mrs. M.

Aller and Miss Mary Aller, Camp Hill, were Emigsville. The bride is a graduate Name Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. of William Penn High school, and attended Thompson college.

She is em M. Yagle was ca'ued. 'It was stated that William A. Cro-lier secretary of Chamber of Commerce, tender hie resignation, for another field or labor. Merrill Williams, 321 East Market best man.

The bride wore a long street. Eck, Thomas Krone, Raymond Tu ployed in the book keeping depart' ment of the York Edison company Misses Josephine Torrence and leya, Anthony Deller J. Philip Mann, Street Address The Bon-Ton Knitting Classes Every Afternoon 12 to 5:30 P. M. Free Instructions by Mrs.

Ammon The Ben-Ten Baleeny William Thomas, Edward Sullivan Katherine Torrence, 49 East Spring- Mr. Lukens is a graduate of the William Penn High school, and attended ing the home at 1 o'clock and proceeding to the Methodist church at Upper Chance-ford where services will be held at 3 p. m. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Body may be viewed at the home, 339 Allison street, Monday evening from 7 to 9 p.

m. RUXKLE. On Juue 15. 1953, at 2 :15 a. at her home near Collinsville, Susan A.

Runkle, wife of Jesse D. Runkie, aged 72 years, 9 months and 10 days. Relatives and friends are invited to at- tend the funeral Tuesday. Brief services Richard Zimmerman, M. Louise ettsbury avenue, are guests at Barbi-zon-Plaza hotel, New York.

Springfield college, Springfield, Ma Reineberg, Gladys Shive, Rosalie State He is budget manager of Goodrich Licensed to Wed Wood row W. Krout, Glen Rock R. D. and Esther Pauline Sowers York. City Strausbaugh, Anna Drashner, Bea Mr.

and Mrs. H. D. Wilshire, 423 Sil vert own Tire in company. Note-Do NOT send dipping of this pat North Hartley street, are guests at Hanover.

tern with your order. Keep the clipping for Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City, N. J. trice Hagarman. Mary Strausbaugh Louise Hombach, Eleanor Staab, Josephine Biank and Anna Dietrich.

Arthur H. Dallastown form-fitting embroidered organdie dresa with an organdie jacket. It was trimmed in blue and yellow. Her flowers were cream roses and blue delphinium, with a spray of clarkia. The maid of honor wore a white crepe jacket dress, with yellow accessories and her flowers were talisman roses and blue delphinium.

Following the ceremony there was a reception at the Harbolt home. The table was decorated in a color scheme of yellow and white, with a large wedding cake with miniature reference as to number and size ot pattern desired, in case vout order goes astray. nd Louise Smith Yoe. at the house at 9:30 a. m.

and further services at Bethel M. E. church, near Shenk's Ferry. Interment in adjoining Emerson Towers. Spring Grove, and JOHN WELSH GRADUATES Mrs.

T. Preston, 929 West Mar MISS DEARDORFF AND Marion H. Rudy. York. The train bearer was Miss Veronica FROM TEMPLE UNIV.

Pns-er Williams. York R. D. 7, and HARVEY KERR MARRIED ket street; S. Craianer, Mrs.

Wal ter Grimm and daughter, Mary Ger Freeland. Mr. Babb had for his best Kathrvn Mae Landis, York R. D. 3 John H.

Welsh, son of Mrs. Martha man Joseph Jenkins- and the usner Herbert Charles Lippy, Baltimore Harvey C. Kerr, son of Mr. and Wplsh 317 TTjist Princess street, was "as vnjc. trude, 631 South Duke street, have returned from Washington where they visited Ensign Edward S.

Mrs. Erney Kerr, 26S South Albe The bride wore a white satin and and Mabel Marie Galloway, Baltimore. Elvin F. Hahn. Falmerton R.

D. graduated from Temple University ith a long wooV aH Ko. 1UCC 1UI III lilliub ui cr.fi Mabel Eva Latchaw, Daniel ville bride and bridegroom, and a large white bell as the centerpiece. The favors were yellow rose buds. Mrs.

Stebbins is a graduate of the train, nun mis sne wure a nunc uu-e been named dentist at Jefferson Fa. Grimm, who is gunnery officer aboard the U. S. iS. Lear-.

He left on Saturday for a cruise in West Indian waters. cemetery. Body may be viewed at the home Monday from 7 to 9 p. m. Lancaster papers please copy.

17-2t BRITTON'. On June 15. 1935. at 1:40 a. Eliphelet Britton, husband of Clara Kritiuu, aged 6 years, 2 months and 9 days.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at his late residence along the Lincoln Highway, west of York, near the Five Mile House, Tuesday. June 1. at 2 p. m. Interment in Wolfs cemetery.

Body may be viewed at his residence Monday from 7 to 9 p. m. 17-2t BARTOL. On June 15. 1935.

at p. hospital for the coming year. He will Nevin J. Snell. York, and Grace begin his duties on July 1.

Mrs. William Penn High school, and is Louise L'nger, York. turban trimmed in orange blossoms and carried bride roses tied with white satin ribbon. Mrs. Wilson wore yellow chiffon trimmed in satin flowers and an off-the-tace hat of yellow net.

Welsh, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Marrell Shilke. Glen Rock C. A.

Stein, 245 East Princess street, R. D. 1. and Myrtle Walker, Glen attended the exercises. She carried pink carnations.

The FUR STDRflGE LIONS' CLUB TO HOLD BIG PARTY TOMORROW The spring party of the York Lions P.ock, R. D. 1. Recent Firths bridesmaids wore dresses of pink and blue organdie and carried mixed LORENZ FAMILY LEAVES employed at the Bon-Ton department store. Mr.

Stebbins is a graduate of the William Penn High school, and of Strayer, Bryant and Stratton Business college, Baltimore, and is employed at the York Ice Machinery corporation. After June 23 the couple will be at home in an apartment at 193 West Jackson street. at her home at Pvlesville. Kathrine flowers. Elizabeth, wife of J.

Howard Bartol, marle street and Miss Daisie A. Deardorff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Deardorff, 225 South Penn street, were married at 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Rev.

Charles Zwei-zig, pastor of Bethany Reformed church, at the home of the bride's parents. The bride wore a white net dress and a rhinestone head dress. She carried a bouquet of bride roses. Wedding guests included: Mrs. C.

Kerr, Miss Doris Kerr, Louise Kerr and Mrs. John Deardorff, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller, Mrs. George Brady, Mrs.

Ralph Brady, Miss Madeline Wagner, Agnes Sowers, Mrs. Chester Mclntyre and son, James. The couple will live at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. Kerr is em Preceding the ceremony Mrs.

Ethel ON EUROPEAN TRIP Mrs. Fred Lorenz and daughter, aged 81 years, 1 month and 21 days. Relatives and friends are invited to at tORK COUNTY'S ONLY DRY COLD FUR VAULT, ON OUR PREMISES We Call For and Deliver. Remodeling, Repairing Summer Frlees. YORK FUR SHOP 31 N.

George St. Dial 46200 To Mr. and Mrs. Paul York R. D.

7. on Sunday, June 16, a 6on. Name. Philip Raphael. Weight, eight pounds.

Mrs. Harlacher before her marriage was Miss Elsie tend the funeral Tuesday, meeting at the Weaver, church organist, played a recital, and the regular wedding marches. house at 9:30 1. m. Rciuiem low mass Ruth, 127 North Belvidere avenue, sailed from New York on the "Brem at St.

Marv's church. Pvlesville. at 10 Following the ceremony, there was Hoffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. club will be held tomorrow at the Country club for the retiring officers of the club.

There will be a program of games, golf, tennis, mushball, quoits and cards, and prizes will be awarded to the champion York county Lion golfer, the champion mushball team, the best bridge team, the best "500" team and the champion quoit team. Frank P. Schellenberger, Coates- Charles Hoffman, 2S5 West Maple a. m. Interment in adjoining cemetery.

17-2t KARfi. On June 14. 1935. suddenly ville, is spending some time here vis en, for a three-months visit in Germany. This is Mrs.

Lorenz' first trip to Germany in fourteen years, and street. To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller, 304 iting his son, Claude P. Schellenberg William Emory Karg, 47S West King er and family, 623 Mackenzie street.

the first for her daughter. They plan Roosevelt avenue, on Saturday, June street. Relatives and friends are invited to at to return on the "Europa" early in Mrs. S. C.

Kling and sons, Truman, tend the funeral services at the C. A. There will be dancing in the eve-! John, Theodore and Spurgeon, of 130 "Master Made Memorials" BARRE CRANITI Tour Neighbors Arc Satisfied Customer! DAVID P. KING Waste ti. Mar N.

Mchlaaa At, Wait rest September. Srrsck Memorial charwl Tuesday morn South Duke street; Mr. and Mrs. El-wood Melhorn, 138 South Duke ployed in the office of the Yorktowne COMROES TO LEAVE in at 9:30 o'clock. Interment in Prospect Hill cemetery.

The bodv may be viewed st Strack Service store warehouse, and Mrs. street; Nevin Blum, 57 Ridge ave ON EUROPEAN TOUR cbnel. Monday eveninsr from 7 to Kerr is employed at the Bernstein nue; Miss Mildred Lowe, 133 East ning from 9 to 12. Roy Gibbons and His orhcestra will furnish the music. The committee is composed of Kenneth L.

Cox, Arthur Fischer, R. W. Brougher, Clarence Green, William H. Kolier, M. H.

Gruver and J. L. Mueller. 9 o'clock. 11-21 Shirt factory.

Cottage place, and Miss Ruth Fet row, York, picnicked together at HIYNER. On June 15, 1935, at 9:45 Maple Grove park, yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. Julius H.

Comroe, 74S South Duke street, will leave on Wednesday, sailing from New York, on the S. S. Berangaria, for a tour of of the inrt nosrmai. nn- ner. of Wrishtsville.

R. D. 1, aged 29 years. 7 months and 10 days. and friends are invited to st MR.

AND MRS. HENDRIX, MARRIED 25 YEARS, three months ot Continental Europe. BALTIMORE COUPLE CEDAR CREST ALUMNAE tend the funeral Tuesday at 2 p. m. at rThe Golden Rulen I silk DRESSES EL $2.95 1.131 West Market York, Pa.

the home of her parents. ir. and ENTERTAIN AT DINNER MARRIED IN YORK Frank Hivner. Wnghtsvllle K. u.

1. ah JOHN BABB MARRIES HARRIET REDMOND AT LUNCHEON AT HERSHEY The York club of Cedar Crest 15. at the York hospital, a son. To Dr. and Mrs.

Fred Trax. 725 East Market street on Saturday. June 15, at the York hospital, a son. To Dr. Eugene J.

and Dr. Ruth Comroe Rosenbaum, S39 East 56th street, Chicago, 111., on Sunday, June 16, at the Chicago Lying In hospital, a daughter. Weight seven pounds. Dr. Ruth Rosenbaum is the daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. J. H. Comroe, 748 South Duke street this city. Died LOCKARD.

On Jjne 14. 1935 at 1 r. IB. at the Lancaster General hospital. William A.

Loekard, of Ephrata, azed 55 years. Relatives ar.d friends are invited to attend the funeral nervicos on Tuesday, June at 1:30 j. m. E. S.

from his borne in Body may be viewed from 7 to 9 o'clock this evening. 15-3t BRILLHART. On June 14. 1K55. at 11 :40 p.

m- Robert Lewi, son of William F. and Pearl Brillhart, 4K Went Princess street aged 8 years, 1 month and 16 days. Strictly private funeral services will be nid at the parents' home at 2 p. m. on Monday.

June 17. Interment in Mt. Rose cemetery. Mr. anrK Mrs.

C. E. Hendrix, 341 service? at the House. interment iu Sprinsville cemetery, near Craiey. Rodv mav be viewed Monday from to alumnae held the annual luncheon at ST.

PATRICK'S CHURCH 9 o'clock at the parents' home. Hershey hotel on Saturday. Among John J. Babb, son of Mrs. Floretta Babb, Philadelphia, and Miss Harriet Herbert Charles Lippy, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Webbe G. Lippy, Baltimore, and Miss Mabel Marie Galloway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley N.

Galloway, Baltimore, were married at noon on Saturday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Allen S. Meek, pastor of Trinity First Re EDW.

ETZWEILER SON Funeral Directors. Wrightsvtlle. P. 731 El Market St York. Ad-.

f-tf EDW. W. BAUMEISTER Start Your Day With One Of Our Tasty Club LBfreaEsfaste Mae Redmond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Redmond, 156 South Pershing avenue, were married at 12:30 yesterday.

Rev. Francis B. Kaminsky performed the ceremony in St. Patrick's church. The bride was given in marriage by Samuel Keys.

Mrs. Edith Wilson, York, attended Garfield street, celebrated their silver wedding yesterday with a dinner to some -of the guests who attended their wedding twenty-five years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix received gifte-of linen and silver.

Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hatchell and daughter, Marjory, Oaklyn, N. Mr9. Amanda Lutz, Harrisburg; Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Hendrix and grandson, Herbert, Baltimore; Miss Nan Bach, Baltimore; F. P. Shellenberger, Coatesville; Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Eckert, Miss Dorothy Hendrix, Miss Mary Elizabeth Hendrix, all of York. the guests were Mrs. Metzger, Mrs. C. Neuweiler, Mrs.

L. Nonne-macher and Miss Ada Lobacb, Allentown; Mrs. Clair Cadwallader, Mrs. James Sutcliffe and Miss Mary Webster, York; Miss C. Winnebremer, Mrs.

D. Anderson, Manheim; Mrs. Mary Miller, Bainbridge; Miss Anna Oleweiler, Mrs. Charlotte Cob, Miss Esther Spicer, Elizabethtown; Mrs. R.

Beaver, Mrs. J. Burghart Mrs. N. Johnstone, Mrs.

P. Schilnecht, Lancaster. formed church, at the parsonage, 119 South Duke street. Mr. Lippy is an employe of the Baltimore Gas and Electric company.

Funeral Director. 1 4 S. Pershing Are. N. J.

LEADER the bride as matron of honor. The BEAR'S CAFETERIA Funeral Director Ambulance Service YORK CORSETIER GETS bridesmaids were Miss Mary Louise Jacobus, Pa. Adv. m-tf Todd and Miss Mary Evelyn Wilson. JOB AS MASTER FITTER Mrs.

Flornece Mountford Auspitz, of A. F. KOLLER, Funeral Director. Modern Funeral Home. 1415 W.

Market street Adv. H-tfa Mountford's Corset shop, has been honored by one of the largest corset mancfacturers in the country, jto serve in the capacity of faster fitter of the professional models to be shown June 17 before a "corset Jury" at the Commodore hotel in New York this week. Mrs. Auspitz was selected from a field of prominent corsetiers REV. WILLIAMS WEDS BALTIMORE COUPLE P.aymond Keith and Miss Ruth Ann Balmer, both of Baltimore, were married at noon on Tuesday, June 11.

Rev. J. Merrill Williams performed the ceremony at the First Methodist Episcopal parsonage, 321 East Market street. The couple will live in Baltimore. NES.

On June 1 1935. at 1:43 a. at his residence, 332 East Market street. Dr. Henry Nes, iged SO years, 5 months and 24 days.

Funeral sTrice private at his residence Tuesday afternoon at I o'clock. Interment private in Prospect Hill cemetery. The family earnestly requests that flowers be omitted. 17-2t KESST.EK. On June 16.

10S5. at I. at his home in Manheim township, Brodbf R. t. 1.

Henry S. Kessier. hus-band of Annie Werner Kessier, aged 50 year, 4 months and 9 days. Relatives and friends are invited to at-tend the funeral services from the above residence Wednesday, Jane 19. at 1 JO p.

m. Concluding services at Hubs church. nar Hanover. Intermpnt in adjoining cemetery. 17-2t WALLACE.

On June 15. 1935. at 3:30 p. John Franklin Wallace, husband of Bebecca Wallace, 338 Aliiaoa iUeet, A. H.

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