a L1UU.IlAJtTN ktt—pilujjpsAmong: the out-of-town nuptial events of much interest In this city, will bo the wedding, on Thanksgiving morning, of Miss Cirace Phillips daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Michael Phillips, of Puxtaiig, formerly of this city, and Uecrge Poop Hartnett, son or (ioorge A. Hartnett, fang of 1135 Brandywine at reel, this city, broal The marriage will lake place at St. turm Francis church, Fifteenth and Market use streets, and Rev. Robert D. Hart- In a nett, or Columbia, an uncle to the toj lt;bridegroom, will officiate. ThThe bride will he attended by Aflat Case; Mary Barry, of this city, as maid Take of honor, aud Robert Hartnett, of direc this city, a brother to the bride- wate groom, will act as best man. lt;^0The ushers will ho Charles Rrd- perst man, also of this city, and Eugene hea,t Phillips, brother to the bride. hack The bride will wear a gown of) Ge | white transparent Y-wlvet, white vel- fornT , vet pumps and chiffon hosiery. Her bt veil will be of tulle. *TThe maid of honor will be seen ■ ?\t In a green chlffou frotk, with acceB- “ ’, sories to match. ■P-‘Thfj men will be in full dress at- •.tij-Qe Following the ceremony, a wed- U1.r»t) be eervM -* Fl