Member Times Staff _ , . . be»t wUh<* *4) Mr. aad Mrm. BmrTakes Millville Bnde ^ *"» tul Genaoir * « Era* NORTH RIO GRANDE Elite OB fetarfey Ron«U Hlrctna roost Friday in

Joaroh S. 8nyd*r, forw the TIM MB' composing room, became a benedict Saturday craning last, the bride being Ml* KUaabeth Hutchinson, of MlilrUle. From the Mill rille Republican of Monday era taka the following account of the wedding: ▲ pretty and quiet wadding took place at the home or the bride ‘ «0t R Street, eu Saturday an tag last, at < o eloek. whan M MUmbeth Hutchlaeon became I wife of Joeaph 8. Snyder, of Saa Isle CKy. Only the Immediate members of the family were pree-

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The bride waa utUred In brown satin, trimmed with crepe de chine, and carried eaap dragons and white astern, and the brMeematd. Miss Mary M. Hutchinson, sister of the bride, wore navy blue satin-faced crepe and carried giadiolaa. The best man was Immoel F. Cox. brother-in-law of the bride. Rev. Frederick F. Craig. 1 of the First M. P. Churd which the bride la an active her. officiated, and the beautiful rtag ceremony was utllla**!. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, left Immediately after the rttee for a honeymoon at Anbury Park. Easton. Pa., and Washington. N. J., and they will be la their newly furnished home at the shore after September IS. A host of friends gave the couple a rousing, noisy asnd-off. and aceompanlr* * w — to Glaasboro In earn. The bride had been employed la the office of Dr. Charles H. Mayhew. for the past five years, and the bridegroom was employed on the Cape May County Times, at Saa Isle City, and was a former . tha Millville Daily

Mrs. Bart Hand, of Burleigh, entertained the King's Daughters on Thursday evening. A lovely

It It rumored that Mr. Koulg has traded Ms htm Wildwood property. Mr. and Mrs. A. Butcher enterined company un Labor Day. C. B. Robert was one of _iampioa fishermen last wi hauling In an eight pound weak

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A coat of white paint la making

last week out of town.

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r. and Mrs. Rufus DsOate. Boise LeOate and James LeGnte. of New Albany, tad.; Mr* Carrie Berivaal aad Mia. Karl Clouting, of WUdwool. and Mia. a B. Robert motored to Trenton end Willow Grove. Pa., and spent

Te week end.

Mrs. Warren Harris and Mr*. Fred Marks attended a ParentTeechera- meeUng at Denntsvtlle.

Harry GHfenburg Is now ployed In the Quaker City. Mia. Kart Clouting, of WUdood. roent Saturday with

Walter Hand. Jr., spent one at home this week with Ms parents. Mia. Anna McGee, of Doyleetown. Pa., was a visitor here recently.

Mr. and Mia. F. W. In Philadelphia on Thursday. Miss Dorothy Edwards. Mr. Melvin Hymer and Marvin Bboadm. spent Wednesday evening at WDdMr. and Mr*. Charles Mixner attained Miss Mabel Carey of Muvine. the Utter part of the part

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Mrs. Bradtay Grace, has sister. Mr*. Pbebe Abram*. Philadelphia, with her tar an exOn Wednesday evening Miss Jessie Mixner and Milton Walling, of Court House, called on trisuds at Avalon. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas

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with relatives te Millville. Misa Aura Mae Rboadei Giron WaUteg. of Court 1

Jessie Mixner sad Giron aad Kutoo WaUteg of Court Hooro motend to Bridgeton Park eu labor Day.

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relative* to PleasantvtUs.

Mrs. James Burke rot* her sister. Mr* David Rodau. of Cape May. several days the pest week. Mr. ca Mi* J- B. *<«• >“>

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