the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Williams departed for a wedding1 trip to New York, and upon their return will live at 622 X street northeast.Mr. Harry A. Ahrens, of New York, and Miss Grace R. Burnstine, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Friedlander, were married Sunday night at the home of the bride's parents T-he Rev. Abram Simon and Dr. Louis Stern officiated. The bower under which the couple stood was decorated with pink La FYnce roses, maidenhair ferns, and palms. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin trimmed with lace. The wedding veil was becomingly arranged In eap effect, beneath a coronet of orange blossoms, and the bride carried a shower bouquet of white orchids and kites of the valley.Mias Lillian Burnstine, the bride’s slater, was maid of honor, and wore a gown of canary brocade satin, trimmed with chantilly lace, and carried a bouquet of La France roses. The best man was Mr. Louis Ahrens, brother of the bridegroom. A dinner to 40 guests followed the ceremony, the color scheme In the dining room being pink.Mrs. George Frledlander wore blue crepe eharmeuse, with an overdraping of blue and gold chiffon. Mrs. B Burns tine, grandmother of the bride, wore black crepe charm euse with jet trimmings Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs S D Minster, Miss Doris Minster, Mr and Mpb A BUrn ctine, Miss Leoria Burnstine, Miss Mildred Burnstine, Messrs Bernard and David Burnstine, Mr and Mrs Harry Fried!ander Mr and Mrs Chfries Fried-lander of this city. Mr and Mrs Emmanuel Schuster, Miss Clare Schuster, of New Jersey, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Marrow, Messrs Jerome and Bernard Marrow, Mr and Mrs P Burnstine, Mr and Mrs M H Burnstine, Miss Franoes Burnstine, Mr David Burnstine, Mr. Nathan Burnstine, Mr and Mrs. J Ahrens, Mr and Mrs C, Levy, Mr and Mrs S W Webber, Mr Walter Webber. Mias Gertrude Webber, Mr and Mrs. Charles Cohn, of New York, Mr. and Mrs. C Hirsh, of East Orange, Mr. Louis Ahrens, of Dallas* Tex , and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Burnstine, of Chicago.Mr Walter J Goedeke is in Washington after a stay of several weeks at New-port.