Evening star., 1901-10-22

Perkins. Mr.. Duvan B. Brown and Mr.. t.
Lloyd White. The admission is by card.
me reception at the brides home VIII he
Tor the bridal party and family.
Col. J. G. Leefei late Of the 10Th United
states Infantry. who has recently re-
turned from the Philippines and been re-
tlred from active service will spend some
time In Washington. Mrs. and Miss Lc,.fe
are with Col Leefe, and they have taken
up their residence with Mrs Casper Hauzer
Conrad, at ls43 r street
Announcement has been made OF the mar
riage of Mr.. John c. lie Roy Parker Of this
CITY and Miss Laura Pratt Rising of Nest
fawiet, Vt. on October p. Miss Rising is
Vn,g me oaughter OF the late S. NJ. Rising of
vermont and a member OF the class OF lAl
OF Mount Holyoke College. Mr. Parker
formerly a member OF the faculty of fhe
Sorcoran Scientific School, is a member OF
the examining corps OF the United states
patent office Owing to the recent death
or the brides parents the marriage cer.-
mony was quietly performed In the pres-
ehce OF the immediate relatives. Alter a
short wedding journey the couple viii talIs
up their residence In this city at tha
Loudoun. Sl4 East Capitol street
Miss Mary J., the eldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. f. Montgomery. win be
married tomorrow at the Church of ihe Iu-
carnation, to Mr.. Franz A Birgfeld Ov,,ax
TO the family of the bride being in ,i,eo
mourning the ceremony Will be private
ne pride and groom will be at hou. ID
their friends after November l. at tn, resi-
dence of the brides parents 907 18th street
Mrs l.. II. Camp is at home to her friends
at La Fetra's Hotel from , to 0 clock %
day.
The marriage of Miss Mary Squire Him
man and Mr. Edgar Charles Gerwig took
place at noon today at the Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Church. Owing to the recent
death of the brides brother no reception
followed the ceremony. Mr. Gerwig who
Is Wen known in this city, is now private
N ha ,sI
and after their bridal trip the couple will
go to Harrisburg to live
The announcement was made Yesterday
in New York, and not denied by the mothsr
OF the young lady, of the engagement OF
MISS Helen Kelly, granddaughter of the
late Eugene Kelly, the banker, to Frank
jay Gould, the youngest child OF she IA
nous financier.
Miss Mabel Mercedes Burrows and Mr.
William Carlisle Barr will be married to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at the resi-
dence of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs
Frank Burrows, 2130 y street. Rev J. d.
kinzer, DID, pastor Of the Congress Street
M p Church, will officiate. Only a few
intimate friends will be present. After the
wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Barr will leave for
trip out west, stopping at the groom's
home in Illinois. The couple will make
their home in the District
Miss Teresa Buehler of 17a6 9TH street
gave a party last night in honor Of Mrs.
Hess of Colorado. Miss Buehler sang a
number of songs and afterward supper was
served.
Mrs. f. c. Nickels, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Ja-
ccps 2l5S California avenue, left Saturday
evening to join her husband in Buffalo. "
T., where they will remain for a few DAYS
before returning to their Minneapolis home.
Mr.. James w. Sampson and Miss Nettie
F. Payne of Washington. ID. c., were mar
rled at Harlem Avenue Christian Church,
ceremony was performed by the Rev. b. A
Abbott.