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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1939
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and the ushers will be Mr. Samuel
filled withMtthews Vauclain, 3d, Mr. William
Bryn Mawr wil be
New York, Ealiott Vauclain
Chicago, St. Louis and other cities
at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon when
Miss Louise Vauclaln, daughter of Doughten, 2d, Mr. Arthur E. New
Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Leonnrabold, 3d, Mr. Nicholas B. Wain-
Vauclain, of Haverford, becomes the wright, Mr. Ralph McKittrick, Mr
Mr. Pius, Encouraged by Ear
son of Mr. Joseph Pulitzer, of Lone Ckham Moore, of St. Louls; M
late Mrs' E Snoawn ham Pu tunel Park, N.Y.; Mr. Talbot Rantoul!!
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BRITISH MISSION
Clement Clark Moore, of Tuxedo
Eff。rts, Plans to Make
The Right Rev. Francis M. Taitļot Ipswich, Mass., and Mr. John
ofmciate, assisted by CanonMr. Vauclain will wear & rose-
Cromwell, of New Yorlk
Ernest C. Esrp, rector of the church.color ensemble with sash and gloves
doeoratiohs he oltr ehanked hy omed ei Dur gundy vel English Believe
bboditn ers will decorable mheutrm of Eray Japanese Hold
high wrought iron candlesticks, wil
vet and velling, and her corsage will
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Miss Anne Vauclain wil1 wea
long the center aisle, llned The reception which follows at 5
o'clock will be held in the formal
sprays of the flowers will mark the,with a matching hat t
ven with wide white satin ribbon,
A white carpet will form the path-garden at Broadlawn, the home of
LONDON, June 2 u P) Prime way on which the bride
ch the altar with her father,luel M.Vauclain, at Rosemont, with
the brides grandfather, Mr. Sam
ts
chiffon, made on simple lines, withts must cle before they reach
a v neck, long sleeves and a satin Striped awnings will inclose the
Her veil ot old family lace is a-be set at one end, marked off with
urged Army of
tavn.eok
train falling from the waistilne
the
ranged in a cap, and she will carrywide white rope entwined
a bouquet of butterfly orchids.
dine on the terrace and at gay little
ad the bridesmaid s, shaded by colortul umbreilas
Strawbridge, Mrs. RichardTne bride is a graduate of Miss
of the bridegroom, will be maid of
France Questions
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Benson. Mrs. Robert K. Mcinnes. Irwin's School and was presented to
society in 1932. She is a member
Joseph Pulitzer, who the
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gowns have sashes of French blue
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KEY TO RECOVERY
Miss Anne K. Vauclain, sister of former Miss Elinor Wickham,
the bride, and Miss Constance Vau- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
ain Hamilton, daughter ot Mr. Panning Wickham, of St. Louis, died
William H. Hamilton, of New York, in 1925, He is nephew of Mrs.
J. Clifford Rosengarten, of Villa
drenex. hatk wWlioh wh urorera ndle Ye was graduated from st. Marks 2 Super-Warships
Restoration of Public's "Faith' |chin, and, they will carry in tuzzy-lschool and from Harvardin1836
muzzys old-fashloned bouquets ofAftera wedding trip on the
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Mr. Pulltzer and his bride will be
Mr. William Jullus Polk, Jr, ofat home In St. Louis early in Octo-
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