The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21
WOMEN qno SOCIETY
sInps-voGELsANG EN-
 rV PAVEMENT ANNOUNCED,
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 PLACEMENT ANNOUNCEDs < rhe annoenoement from MT. ana Mrs Johannes Gerhard Siebs of Mont roY1aery Ala. of the engagefpent or their daughter. Miss Anna Henrike Hernine siebs. to Mir. Ernst Hermann xogelsang of Augusta. is matter of wide and hearty Interest, not only to the many friends and social acauaint. Ances of Mr. yogeisang in Augusta, but to the many connections and friends of both Miss Siebs and Rr. Vogelsang throughout the South and In Germany. Mr. vogelsang, while native Of Ger many, has made his home in AuBusta for i've years past and has identinee himseif with the social element ana thsf business world here. Mr. Vogel- saiag is ssthe son of Mir. and Mrs Her mann vogelsang of Duelken-on-the Rhine, where the former is owner oI laFge cotton mills Mir VoEeisang IF the youngest member of large ram fly and is connected with the Ausus.A branch of the firm of Heineken z vo gelsang. He Is aenephew or the se.e Mr. voxelsan9. who founded the nrm which Is one of the most promment eetton houses in Germany.
 Miss Eiebs has made her home m KoratrouAerv all her life, though the dnnrhter of German parents Her father, Mir. Johannes Gerhard Sieos. made his home In Montgomery Tn lsI4 and in 1888 brought hts bride from ms native country to make their home Tn Nor,tgomery. Miss Anne Seibs is the first. of three charming daughters and en3oys a fiattering popularity and much Admiration. The wedding will occur &on1etirne in May and the bride and groom will spend the summer abroad, yftisfng the home of MT. and Mrs. Her. mann vogelsang at Duetken, the pa s-- ~F<xaw ~.1 nla ar theodore Siebs. the grandfather Of Miss Siebs. in Northern Germany, 'A In the early autumn. when they will arrive to make theis. home in Augusta, they will receive cordial and hearty welcome from large circle of Mr. vogelsang's Augusta friends. Augusta stGa.0 Herald. ssssT
 wILsON-BARKER.
 At 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of the brides sister. Mrs. J. D. Baker. Miss Kate Wilson was given in marriage to Mir. J. w. Barker.
 The house was beautifully decorated with La France roses and ferns. an ffnprovised altar being formed by palms studded with roses.
 Miss Wilson was attended by her siss teE Miss Ciemice Wilson as maid of honor
 The brides gown was old rose mes- selfne trimmed with point lace, with which she wore picture hat and car ried an arm, bouquet Of brides roses. i. The maid of honbr wore blue mes Iseiine and carried bouquet Of pink carnations.
 MT. Collier was best man. Mss Lucille Baker played the wedding march. Rev. Father Savage perform cd sthe service. m After the ceremony a reception was held at which refreshments were served from a table that was deeorated with violets and candelabras with burning tapers.
 x The couple will go to housekeeping at once in their new home on Bain- bridge Street.
 Mrs. Barker is the daughter. of the lata Josiah Wilson of Troy and grand- daughter of Judge Urquhart of that place.
 The groom is 6 popular railroad man holding a responsible and lucrative szARRiAGn or MISS SIMPSON fl-1 AND MIR, 9URCkE. g Last evening at St. Peters Catholic Ehurch the marriage of Miss Kosa ReIle Simpson and MT. Prank Nelson Burch was ss6iennfzed. thea Rev. Father Sewage otiiciating. Peter simpson. was becofningiy attired in a brown silk shirt waist SUR, black picture hat completing her toi7
 Miss Hattie Hartman, who acted as brtd esunaid was attractive in q tailor suit of green cloth with hat to match.
 Mir. Byren Simpssa of Mtlltcans Tex.s