Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07
ton en- route. In New York they will stay
with Mrs. Zeller's sister, Mrs. Laura Roth.

Capt. C. T Schwegler and family have ar
rived from Panama and are at the Amster-
dam, 2o2o G street northwest. Mrs Schweg-
Ter will con tinue to reside here and have the
sons Karl and Paul enter the schools. Capt.
SchWegier is enjoying a three months leave
after two years tour of service on the
isthmus with the canal commission as
sistant chief clerk of the disbursing de-
partment.
Mrs. Maurice Fitzgerald and daughter are
among the many well-known Washington
ians who are enjoying these delightful Sep
TENDER days at Atlantic City, and are at the
Traymore.
Mr. Charles Bowling has gone to Canada
to remain for an indefinite stay after spend
ing three weeks vacation in Washington
with his family.
A pretty wedding took place Wedn sday
evening, September 1, at st. Donin $
Church. when Miss Nellie Collins was mar
ried to Mr.. Edward Dwyer. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father
O'Rourke. The bride was becomngly at
tired in white silk, wearing a veil fastened
with orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses. The sister
of the bride, Miss Julia Collins, acted as
carrying pink roses. Mr.. c. McAuiffe was
best man. The ushers were MessrS. J..
o Donald, A. Oehman. NJ. Dermody and j.
Hendley. \ reception was held at the IT ST.
denCe OF the bride, winch was largely at
tended by the friends of the couple. Later
the couple departed for trip to Atlantic
City. The presents were both numerous ana
costly.
Mrs. Fox-Barker, formerly Mrs. Daisy
Fox of this city. who has spent the past
year abroad, will reach Washington the
early part of next week en- route TO the
jamestown exposition. Mrs. kox-Barker
will remain in town few days the guest of
Mrs. V. c. Quinan, 122S n street.
Dr. oscar H. Coumbe and wife have re-
turned from their country home, near Fair
fax Court House, where they entertained
many of their friends during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence d. Parker ce!e-
brated their twenty-tifth wedding anniVer-
sary last evening at their home, oil 18th
street southeast. The parlors were hand
somely decorated with palms and cut flow
erS, and IN the midst of the foliage the
bride and groom stood and received the
congratulations of their many friends. Mrs.
Parker .resS was of silver gray silk, trim
med in lace. The table, was graced with
lace the handiwork of the bride, and there
was bountiful collation. Presents numer-
Gus and handsome were received. Mr. and
Mrs. Parker received the ladies of the
Methodist Home from Z to o'clock, Mrs.
Parker being a director of the home. Out
of-town guests We're Mrs. S. c. Horn and
Miss Horn of Berkeley Springs. and Messrs
Gilbert and Morris Horn of Baltimore.
1noSe assisting IN receiving the guests were
Mrs. Kullman, Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Evely.
Miss Agnes Lathrop daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Lathrop of Norfolk Va, is the
guest of Mrs. Frank L. Hood of the Blue
mont, 1900 Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Frank L. Hood of the Bluemont.
1900 Massachusetts avenue, has returned
from a visit to Norfolk Virginia Beach and
the jamestown exposition. She was accom-
panied here by Miss Agnes Lathrop, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs L. A Lathrop of
Norfolk, who will remain for about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Gerhauser Of
East Capitol street will leave Sunday morn
ing for Saratoga Springs, n. Y, and on
their return will visit relatives in New Jer-
Sey.
Mrs. Thomas A. Buell. and daughter. Miss
Margaret have returned home after quite
an extensive trip through Maryland, Penn
sylvania. Delaware and New Jersey, having
also spent some time in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ferdinand H. Gerdes of 1904 B street
southwest has returned from her trip to
Norfolk and the jamestown exposition.
While at Norfolk she was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence A. Lathrop of go Holt
street.