Evening star., 1901-10-17

officiating clergyman, Rev. John Cornell
Mr.. Cornell was rector of the Episcopal
church at Nice, France, during the long
residence there Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke
Miss Helen S. Ffoulke was maid of honor
for her sister and Miss Dorothea Cogges-
hall, her cousin, and Miss Gwendolin
Ffoulke were bridesmaids. Mr.. w. Brent
wood Smith was best man.
The handsome young bride wore white
satin embroidered with pearls, point lace
veil and diamond ornaments, the gift of the
groom. Her bouquet was of lilies of the
valley and white orchids. The maid of
honor wore white sabin with ecru lace
flower appliques and the bridesmaids white
crepe de chine with Irish point trimmings
They carried yellow roses and orchids
The young couple will leave late this
afternoon for their wedding trip and will
spend several months in New York before
making their home in Philadelphia.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Ffoulke, Mrs Jane M
Ffoulke and daughters, Miss Rebecca
Ffoulke, Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Smith Of
Philadelphia, parents of the groom, Mr..
and Mrs: w. Brentwood Smith, Miss Tyson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Drexel Bidde and others
from Philadelphia. Mr.. Edward Chapman
Smith is a son of Winthrop Smith of Phil
adelphia, the banker, and is a member of
many Philadelphia clubs, including the
Markham, Princeton and Huntington VAL
lev.
Miss Laura Josephine Pearson and Mr.
Paul B. Gresham were married at Congress
Street Methodist Church last night where
the couple were attended by a large party-
Miss Fannie Pearson, the brides sister: the
Misses Mabel and Jessie Gresham of West
minister, Md, sisters of the groom, and
his cousin, Miss Lucy Hams of Baltimore
as bridesmaids, and Mr.. Walter Gresham
Mr.. Maurice Hoffman and Mr. John O.
Gheen of this city and DIR. C. C. Billings of
Philadelphia, as ushers. The bride was
daintily gewned in white muslin, the bodice
trimmed with lace and panne velvet Her
attendants were also in white muslin and
carried bridesmaid roses tied with pink
tulle. The groom's father, Rev. Walter r.
Gresham of Westminster, Nd, a former
pastor of the church. officiated assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Kinser, the present pastor. An
informal reception followed at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pearson previous to
the departure Of the couple for their honey
jaunt.
yesterday of Miss Ora Francis Lipp and
Mr.. Cyrus Morris, Rev. Lucien Clark Off
cating. The couple left Immediately for
trip to Buffalo. A reception will be given
idence Of the brides parents, 1924 14th
street, where they will be at home to their
friends after November f.
Miss Ionia Kingsbury and Mr. William
Eddy Ferguson of Baltimore were married
at Gunton Temple Memorial Church last
night by Rev. Asa Fiske. Mr. Richard Fer
guson was best man and Miss Elsie Fergu-
SON maid of honor. The ushers were Mr..
Percy G. Milbourne and Mr.. R. L. Middle
ton of this city, Mr.. Charles Merritt and
Mr.. C. L. Shankln of Baltimore The bride
came in church with her father. Mr..
Thomas p. Kingsbury, and was gowned In
white liberty satin and point lace and
tulle veil. The gown of the maid of honor
was of pink chiffon and her flowers pink
and roses. After the ceremony the rela-
tives Joined the bridal party for a recep-
tion at the Kingsbury home, previous to
the departure of the couple for northern
trip. They will reside in Baltimore.
Last night at Hamline Church Miss Cora
Pumphreysof Meadows, Md. and Mr.. FL
mer Mayberry were married by Rev Luz
Glen Clark. Palms and cosmos blossoms
adorned the platform and reading desk. The
bride was escorted by her father Mr.. Enos
F. Humphrey, and wore white silk with a
tulle veil and wreath of orange blossoms
sent by her uncle, Mr.. John Pumphrey of
Los Angeles, Cal. Her bouquet was a
shower Of lilies of the valley The ushers
were Mr.. ]. H. Horn Of Philadelphia, DR..
Samuel III. Green, jr., and Mr. G. Edward
Schultz. Mr.. Samuel w. Pumphrey was
best man. A wedding reception followed at
the home Of the brides cousin, Mr. Charles
e. Walsh. at An incostia. 8
Miss Mary Edith Bayer daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Miller Bayer of Baltimore,
was married yesterday at noon to Mr.. For
est Heth Rf0rdan OF this city at the reai-
oeuce o4 the brides parents. The bride