MARRIAGE: Rudolph K. REED to Matilda LONGENECKER, 1918, Dauphin County, PA

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ACTIVITIES IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY AND PERSONAL NOTES OF INTEREST

  Social

  A quiet home wedding was an event of yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock 
when Miss Matilda Longenecker and Rudolph K. Reed, both of this city, 
were united in marriage at the home of the bride, 630 Reily street.  
The Rev. E. E. Curtis, pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church, 
officiated.  The bride, who wore a beautiful gown of white georgette, 
was attended by Mrs. Leon Fritz as matron of honor, who was also 
attired in white georgette.  The best man was Leon Fritz.  A number of 
relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony.  Mr. and Mrs. Reed will 
leave in the near future for an extended wedding trip.
  A dinner and reception were given last evening in honor of the young 
couple by Mrs. Margaret Kautz, at her residence, 1507 Wallace street.  
Decorations of pink and white were most effective throughout the house 
and the table appointments were carried out in the same tones with a 
centerpiece of carnations, smilax and ferns.  Music and dancing were 
featured during the evening and the following guests were in 
attendance:  Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Reed, Miss Hamilton, Miss Grace 
Harrow, Miss Florence Kramer, Miss Pearl Harrow, Miss Emma Bard, Mrs. 
Margaret Kautz, Mrs. Emma Null, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fritz, William Kautz, 
Jr., Walter Petrow, Joseph Lantz, Walter Baskin, Roy Baird, George 
Copinski, William Meade, Morris Reed, Howard Harrow and Carl Wingard.

The Evening News, Harrisburg, Penna., Friday, August 9, 1918