The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-29

church on the arm of her father, who gave her
hand in marriage. The service was performed
by Rev. Horatio B. Mcbride, of Healdsburg,
Cal, after the Episcopal form. The ushers
were Mr.. F. i. Fishback, Mr.. A. Parker Smith,
Mr.. X. G. Du Bois, and Mr.. William Butter
worth. The maid of honor was Miss Jennie +.
Davis She was stylishly attired in brown silk
and carried bunch of La France roses. The
handsome bride wore beautiful travelling cos
tune of gray serge, with garniture of steel en-
broidery. Her hat of gray crepe was orna-
mented with blue cornhowers and her bouquet
was of Pearl de Jardin roses Mr. William
Verpack Brney, of New York, acted as
the benediction. At the close of the
the church for the railroad station.
where they took the train for Philadelphia,
where their future residence will be 914 Bel
mont avenue. The groom is grandson of the
late Hon. James G. Birney, who was the first
Anti-Slavery or Liberty party candidate for the
Presidency The young doctor was formerly
a resident of this city, but is now a practicing
physician in Philadelphia Among the COM
tive and Mrs. Butterworth, Miss Butterworth,
Miss Mcbride, Colonel and Mrs. Dudley, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexis Birney. General and Mrs. Bir-
ney. Miss Edmonds, Miss Jones, Miss Scam
Conway, of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner,
Miss Willoughby, Mrs. DR.. Pyles, Miss Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. Du Bos, Miss Fair
greave, Miss King, Miss Bartlett, Miss Quack-
Charles Davis, Mrs. Genesi, DR.. and Mrs
White, and DR.. and Mrs. Mead.
On Wednesday evening, at s O'Clock, in the
Lutheran Memorial Church, Mr. E. Davis
Brown was united in wedlock to Miss Emma
Swallow Bartlett Ushers: Messrs. j. j. Shug-
rue, w. r. Shaw, Hugh M. Cline, and DR..
Brown. The bride and groom entered the
obUrnh cnf1i 1irrht -hrnu
silk, and the bridal bouquet was composed of
Marechal Neil roses. The BRIDES gown was of
India silk of deep cream shade, trimmed with
soft silk lace of the same shade. A broad
sash of ess-materal fastened with a large
pearl buckle at the waist, completed the cos
tune, which was full round skirt with surplice
waist, and was strikingly becoming to the
brunette style of the bride. Among those pres
ent were Rev; Benjamin Swallow, father of the
bride, the father and brother of the groom, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Clancy, Gen. "Joe" Dickinson
and Mrs. Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Birney,
Mrs. R. c. Getchell, Mr.. N. B. Field, of Albu-
querque, n. NJ, Gen. Burdette Gen. Raum,
Miss Annie Moffatt, Mr.. Edward NJ. Taber, Mrs.
NJ B. Hazard, Mrs Monroe and Miss Belle
Cowlam, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Warden, Mr.
and Mrs. Sturges, Mrs. and Miss Haines, Mr.
and Mrs. F. j. Fisher Captain Mrs, and Miss
Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Young, Mrs
Dennison, and Mrs. Walter S. Eaton. The
presents to the bride included an elegant cut
| glass punch bowl, pair of cut-glass water jars,
silverware, China dinner set, handsome mante
clock, number of beautiful vases, and variety
of other ornamental and useful articles. Quite a
cordial greeting was given the bride at the
church door before the carriage was allowed to
take her to her fathers residence Mr.. and
Mrs Brown left on the evening train for Green
castle, Del, where they will pay brief visit
to the relatives of the groom The BRIDES
travelling dress was brown China silk, with
hat of lace and velvet of same color. Mrs
Brown is the sister of Mrs. Frank w. Clancy,
formerly Miss Lottie Swallow, of this city,
and now of Santa Fe, N. NJ.
At the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church, on Four
and-a-half street, at O'Clock Wednesday
the late Mr.. Bernard Major, of this city, and
Professor Percy Meredith Hughes, of the High
School, were united in marriage by Rev. DR..
Corey. Usners: Mr.. Frank F. Major, DR.. L. B.
| Wilson, Mr.. j. B. Daish, DIR. William III. Hobbs,
Mr.. Marcus B. May, and DR.. F. R. Lane. The
bride wore handsome gown of white faille
francaise, with full train and side panel of
white ribbons and crepe. The tulle veil was
fastened with diamond pins Her bouquet was
of white roses. She entered the church on the
ing the reserved front seats were: Mrs. Major,
mother of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
Hughes, Miss NJ Hughes, Mr.. Faes, grand
father of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs II. B. Major,
returned to Mrs. Majors residence, No.
22l Third street southeast to make ready for
their journey to the sea-shore. The BRIDES
going-away dress was a stylish affair of hello
| trope cloth, with toque to match. The teachers
of the High School sent as a wedding gift an
| ice-water service of silver, consisting of tray,
pitcher, and goblets, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
will spend the summer at the sea-shore.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Gardner was the scene of very pretty we'd
| ding last Wednesday evening, June 25, the
contracting parties being DIR. Fredrick Walter
Gardner, of this city. A large number of
friends of the bride and groom from this city
and Baltimore We're present The maid of
honor was Miss Lulu Hayden. The groom was
attended by his best man, Mr.. j. r. Sutton, Jr
and Rev. Samuel Domer performed the cere-
mony. a collation. was served, after which the
happy couple left on the 1920 P. NJ train for a
short wedding journey, Among the guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bloxhan
Mrs. Boram and daughter, Mr.. F. Naigo, Mr..
j. Jones, Mr., X. Fields, Miss l.. Wessner, and
Miss Clara MARKHAM, all of Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, Mr..
and Mrs Getter. Mrs 7. Burns, Mrs Brown,
Mrs. Hayes and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Softer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brenge, Mrs. Schulles, Misses
Mamie Hayden, Ada and Lilly Hoffman, Helen
Todd, Mr.. Wash Nalor, George Davidson,
Thomas Orme, Charles 4. Wood, DR.. Stock
still, and Mr.. d. w. stockstill.
An impressive church wedding was that of
Miss Edith GiIliss Campbell and Mr.. Frederick
Warden Graham. The ceremony took place on
Thursday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in the Church of
the Ascension, Rev. DR., Elliott officiating.
The ushers were Mr. Walter Rodgers, Mr. st.
Julian Dapray, Mr.. Vorhees, DR.. Rust, and Mr..
Percy. Mr.. Raleigh Sherman was best man.
| Miss Mary Campbell, attired in a charming