Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27
What Well-known People Are Doing
Personal Mention.

A large company of guests assembled in the
Lutheran Memorial Church, on Thomas circle,
last evening to witness the marriage of Mrs
Emma Swallow Bartlett, daughter Of Rev. Ben
1amin Swallow, and Mr.. E. David Brown, all of
this city. The guests were seated by DR.. ii. NJ
Cline, DR.. A. J. Brown, brother Of the groom;
Mr. W. r. Shaw and MIR. J. j. Shugrue, who
acted as ushers, DIR. Cline also performing the
duties OF best man. There were no brides
maids. The bride and groom entered the
church together and walked up the aisle to the
pulpit, preceded by the ushers- The
bride wore a pretty frock OF India silk
in delicate fawn shade. 1t was cut
demi-train and the bodice WAS cut in deep
points back and front, and the elbow sleeves
were trimmed with lace. The bridal bouquet
was composed of Marechal Neil roses The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. G..
Butler at o'clock, after which the bridal party
drove to the residence of Rev. Benz. Swallow.
No. 1915 street. From there Mr. and Mrs.
Brown started on their bridal tour, leaving on
the 10 o'clock train. Among the friends pres
eDt at the marriage were Capt. and Mrs s. f.
Thomson. the Misses Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs
+. j. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Clancy Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Warden Mr.. and Mrs. Sturges,
Mr.. n. b. Field Of Albuquerque. n NJ. Mr.
and Mrs. G. j. Young. Gen. Green B. Raum
Gen. Burdette and Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Hines. Mrs Brown received q large number
of very handsome wedding presents. The
bride is unusually gifted as an artist and is
particularly successful in her portraiture of
dogs. The bride departed in travelling dress
staff of the city post office. Mrs Frank W.
Clancy of Santa Fe, n. NJ, formerly OF this city,
is sister of the BRIDE
Mrs. Howard Claggett returned to the city on
Wednesday from trip to the seashore.
Mr.. b. II. Warner expects to spend his vaca-
ton in a trip to Europe, upon which he will
leave next month. Mrs Warner will spend the
summer at Capon Springs.
Mrs. Romero, wife Of the secretary Of the
Mexican legation, who has been i'll at the Ham,
ilton, hopes to be able to 60 to her home in
Baltimore In day or two.
Mrs. A. F. Childs, who has been i'll for the
past month, left for Deer Park today, accom-
panied by her aunt, Mrs. Fl. E. Conover.
Miss Emma MacD onnell of 453 o street north
west is sojourning at Atlantic City.
A most delightful coaching party to Syca-
more Island and the Arcade was given Thurs
day by MIR. and Mrs. y. X. Plain in honor Of
their daughter, Miss Lottie. The start took
place early in the afternoon from their home
ON Massachusetts avenue, returning by moon
light. The participants were Misses Dorsey,
Jones, Phillips, Walthall, Aukam, Wilburn,
Beall, Tyler, Macdonald, Martin, Caverly.
Jones, Phillips. Gray, Milburn, Caverly,
Johansen, Aukam, Trenholm, Dawson, Tucker,
Roberts, Lamson, Fassett, Simmons, Hardesty,
Scott and Stanward of New York and Dr. Rust.
Mrs. Electa E. Smith will leave tomorrow
morning for Sterling, Ill, to attend the iedi-
cation Of the soldiers monument, July~4. Mrs.
smith was postmaster of that city for eight
years.
Miss NJ. E. McCeney, Mira Eugenia Phillips,
W. Z. Mcbride Miss NJ. X. Cammack, Mrs. W.
E. Thompson, Miss A. X. Thompson, Mrs. Mai.
j. W. Clous, Mrs. +. Barrett and daughter.
Miss Laura A. Flint. Mrs. Chas Flint, A. SAT-
ford, Geo. Z. Lemon, +. b. Conger and family,
Admiral and Mrs. Queen and Mrs Gov Camp
bell and family of Ohio are summering at Deer
Park