Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-21
MATTERS MATRIMONIAL.


OF prizes and gold medals,
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MATTERS MATRIMONIAL.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Mrs. Emma swallow
Bartlett to Mr.. Z. David Brown, to take
place at Washington on the Goth day Of
this month. Mrs. Bartlett is daughter
of the Rev. Benjamin Swallow, of Wash
ingtOn, and sister OF Mrs. Frank W
Clancy, of this city. Mrs. Bartlett is
well and very favorably known as a most
charming and accomplished lady to hel
many friends and well wishers in Santa
Fe, and all these extend sincere ard
hearty congratulations and the best wish.
es for her future welfare ard happiness
Married: On June Is, 1890, at the
residence Of w. &. Walz, esq, at Ell
Paso, Texas, Mr.. B. F. Combs, of the
City of Mexico, TO Mrs. Theresa Shuttle,
OF Santa Fe. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Vim. Rosenstengel,
Of Albuquerque. The young couple will
remain in FL Paso for few weeks, and
after that very likely take up their resi-
dence in the City OF Mexico. The young
lady is relative of Mrs. T. B, Catron,
OF this city, and the good wishes OF her
friends here for herself and her husband
accompany her to her future home.
The New MEXICAN copies the following
account OF the marriage of prominent
and we'll known citizen OF New Mexico
from the Dallas, Texas, Daily Herald, Of
the 9th inst, at the same time saying to
Judge Terrell that he could have done no
better, and extending to him hearty con-
gratulstions:
"Qnite pretty wedding took place at the
Commerce street Christian church on
Wednesday, June 4, at 7 p. M, the con-
tracing parties being Judge S. S. Terrell,
a prominent resident of New Mexico, and
Miss Ernestine Berry, sister OF Mr.. j. r,
Berry, of this city. The church was most
beautifully decorated with lovely varieties
of maidenhar ferns and scarlet geraniums.
A rather novel floral arrangement was
Il narrow shelf placed Just beneath
the painting at the back of the
minister's platform and extending
from the red curtained doors on either
side, on which stood a row Of red and
white geraniums and other small plants
imhedded in a thick fringe Of maiden
hair ferns. The effect was more than
lovely. Promptly at the appointed hour
the glad strains of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march filled the church, and the
couple, preceded by the ushers, Messrs.
Eugene II. Crowdus and Henry w. Wolf,
entered the church. The brides tall fig
ure was becOmingly clad in stylish
tabernacle gown of pa!e green gray
cloth, with accessories and pipngS
of velvet. A small turban of green-gray
straw, trimmed with ribbon loops and
tiny pins, rested upon her beautiful red
gold hair. She wore q handsome set
Of diamonds, the gift of the groom,
Gloves and boots OF the green-gray
shade, composed the costume. The |
groom is a fine looking man, with
q physique Of more than ofdina-
formed the ceremony and delivered few
remarks to the pair in an interesting and
impressive manner.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Terrell left for an extended tour
through Colorado. They were accom-
panied to the depot by large party Of
friends, who wished them "bon voyage"
amid shower of rice and old slippers,
adhering to the popular old time Gus
tom of throwing good luck after welded
couple.
They were the recipients Of many hand
some presents from friends and relatives. |
After September |, Judge and Mrs. Ter
fell will be at home to their friends in
Lincoln, N. NJ" W.
SMALL TALK.
Mrs. I. B. Catron and baby boy are do
ing we'll.
Mr. and Mrs Burkhart returned home
Rev. j. p. Fry has returned from a
visit to Indiana and Ohio.
Capt. Duggan will next week srend
several days at Albuquerque.
Judge w. C. Hazledine is in San Fran |
cisco on a visit. His family is spending |
he summer there.
L. Spiegelberg leaves Chicago tonight |
on his return home. His children will
spend the summer east.
Mrs. Henrietta Ilfeld is the latest to
So gold piece toward the i'm
provement of the plaza.
Major J. w Summerhayes leaves to-
night on weeks business trip to posts in
the southern part OF the territory.
Mrs. Neill B. Field is here from Albu-
querque spending the heated term. She
is the guest OF Mrs. F. W. Clancy.
Hon. Pedro Perea, president of the
First Nationhl bank and visitor ever
welcome in Santa Fe, is with us to-day.
Mr.. Z. l.. Baldwin, head of a druggists
specalties firm in Detroit, is making
friends in Santa Fe to-day. He's at the
Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Smith returned |
from Canon de Chama and are |
guests at st, Vincsnt's sanitarium for a
lew days.
r. Z. Twitchel and family had gala
lime front fishing nm the canon ynster-