The evening times., 1895-10-17

from their pledSaht summer outing and are
home at 1710 P street northwest.
Mr.. and M4 g. Ball, of New Jersey
avenue, are Ahome from their autumn
visit to the Hue Ridge Mountains.
Miss Eunic& Lattimer, OF East Capitol
street, fs Wishing her cousin, Miss Marie
Lattiner, Of Charles street, Baltimore.
Miss Roberta K. Elliott, only child of the
late Robert X. Elliott, is about to receive
q fellowship from the Royal University
of Ireland.
Miss Kate Madeline Petty Is back from a
two weeks visit to Memphis. Tenn.
Gunton Temple Memorial Church was
crowded last evening with the friends of
Miss Maude Carter Swormstedt and Mr..
George Allen Provost, whuse marriage
took place at 8 O'Clock.
The chancel was artistically decorated
with palms and cosmos blooms. the mono
grams OF the happy couple designed in gay
cOlOred chrysanthemums, being suspended
on oppusite sides. Mendclssohn's wedding
march, played with marked strength and
briIliaucy by Miss Nellie King, announced
the entrance of the bridal party.
Four little flower girls, Misses May and
hCtCn uuODdius VI Tile ETOtfii. anu
Margaret and Martha Swormstedt, sisters
OF the bride, wearing dainty frocks of white
muslin trimmed with rose pink ribbons and
carrying baskets of pink cbrysa bemums.
appeared first In the doorway ON the left of
the chancel.
They were followed by the two maids
OF honor. Miss Hubbard, niece of the groom.
and Miss swormstcdt, sister OF the bride,
VINO were attfred In gowns OF Dresden silk
one Of rose pink and one of pale gold
color, with collars and girdles OF green
velvet. Their broa d. br inmed hats Of
white felt were ornamented with bows of
white satin ribbon, and they carried bou-
quets Of delicately tinted chrysanthemums.
At the moment Of their appearance In the
DR.. Patch, the groom, and Mr.. Warren
Young. best man. took their placc7 in the
chancei
As the picturesque attendants grouped
themselves on either side, the bride ad
vanced up the aisle. accompanied by her
father, Mr.. John Summerfield SWORN
stedt.
satin. walking length, and the graceful
skirt was cut very full and plain. The
highneckcd bodice wa S draped in Duchesse
lace, the long, full sleeves. finished at
the wrist lace of narrow width. She wore
a Gainshorough hat of white felt, wreaihed
with white piumes. Her huge bouquet of
snow. white chrysanthemums was tied with
q love knot of broad white satin ribbon.
Lastof Ill came the eushers-Messrs. Davis,
Bradford. and Hodges. and Drs. Wright and
Goot!ail They wore conventional evening
dress and white chrysaDthemum bouton-
nieres.
Mrs. Provost. mother of the groom, wore
an imported costume of white and black
striped siIk: Mrs. SworInstedt, black satin
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uncle OF the groom: Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
p. Whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Whitaker, Mrs. and Hiss
swormstedt, aunt md cousin of the bride.
Miss Lyman, Miss Davenport. Mrs stetson
and daughter, health Officer Wood ward
and Mrs Woodward, Mrs. Patch. Mr.. nd
Mrs George II. Brown, Mr.. Bay. andsthers
A reception followed at the home OF the
brides parents, and Mr.. and Mrs. Provost
left later for wedding tour throughout
the South. Early IN November they VIII be
n home to friends M. 1421 I street north
west. m
Mr.. Provost is n wei known young law
yer. associated with Messrs. Lewis p and
Jesse A. Whitaker, patent attorneys, and
is precentor or Gunton Temple Memorial
Church.
Quite the most interesting piece OF news
the announcement in u New York PAPER
Yesterday OF tho engagement OF the Marquis
Imperiali, who was for more than FOUR
wears first secretary of the italian leEatlon
at Washington, to the daughter OF Don
Eduardo Colonna, Prince of suninonie ana
the Princess Donna Maria Sierra. The
bride is described of most distinguished
appearance, icing OF excellent height, dark
and very beautiful Her brother not long
since married the only daughter OF Don
Felice Borghese, Prince of Rossano.
The marriage of Miss Pierson, daughter OF
Col H. L. Pierson, to II. W. Garrett, son
of the well-known railroad man of Balti-
more, occurred at Summit, n. j., at noon
yesterday.
Ella 8. Yortcheff, attache of the Bulgarian
legation at Vienna, has been visiting New
York. He was for many years resident
Of this country, having been educated here.
Mr.. Larz Anderson, Secretary Of the
United States embassy at Rome, is at the
Hotel Brunswick.
At the marriage of Miss Buckhout, TO Mr..
G. NJ. Mersereau. of Elizabeth, N. j.. at
Pierpont. N. Y, Tuesday, Rev DIR. Bitten
ger performed the ceremony
Miss Lizzie Faulkner, Of British CoIum-
bia, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. NJ
Rclman, No. 422 Tenth street southwest,
and will visit the Atlanta Exposition later.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. G. Schutt and family
have returned to the city and will be at No.
l414 Thfrtieth street northwest during
the winter.
Mrs. F. n. Crane, of No. 11Os H street
northwest, wbo has been the guest of
friends in New York and Baltimore some
weeks, has returned to the city and will
make her home for the season at No. lOl2
Tenth street porth west.
The marriage OF Miss Caroline De Beleen
Lovett, daughter of the late George s.
Lovett, of this city, to Mr.. Robert Southaii
bright. of W waliamsburg, Va, occurred at
Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Tuesday. Rev.
8. C. Hill officiated.
Mrs. william Wallace and her daughter,
Lucille, accompanied by Mrs. W. g. Wal
lace, OF Warsaw, Va, are the guests of Mr..
No. 1922 Sixth street north
west.
Mr.. Henry E. Thompson, of the Army and
Navy Register, Is visiting the Atlanta ex-
position and win be absent one week.
Miss Josie c. Sullivan and Mr.. William F.
Webster were married at st. Patrick's
Church yesterday, Rev. Father MCGEE Of
sf
A wedding of interest in army circles is
that of Miss Katharine Hamilton Chapman
to Lieut.. Peter Edward Traub, U. s. A.
which occurred at Menanda, suburb of
N. Y, yesterday. Mr.. John X.
Chapman, Lieut.. s. d. Freeman, Lieut..
McButler, Mr.. Harry Swceny, of Albany.
and Lieut.. H. D. Todd were the ushers-