The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-09
A FRENCHM ANS WEDDING.
Nuptials at san Fernando Cathe'
dral Reception and Dance. -.

dral Reception and Dance. -.
A happy wedding occurred yesterday
| afternoon at q O'Clock Mt San Fernando
cathedral. this city. Mr.. Louis A. Ber-
teau and Miss Emile A. Pelleton, two
popular young people of French society
| in this city. being the contracting par
/ ties. Rev. Father Louis Genolin per-
| formed the ceremony according to the
rites OF the Catholic church, and the
| large cathedral was filled with friends
and guests to witness the ceremony.
| The bride was dressed Ia u beautiful
white satin dress, en- train. with orange
/ blossom trimmings. rho attendants to
the bridal pair were Miss Mathilda
Fre,elliere and Louis Carrere, Miss
Denise Foutrelle and Henry Grande can,
Miss Marie Reynaud aud Eugene Robin.
Miss Adele FUutrclle and Peter Grand
| Jean. After the ceremony reception
took place at the residence OF the brides
parents on West Houston street, where
large array of presents from friends
we're the delight of the lady visitors.
A list of the presents Is ms follows:
BY the gruomsmen, beautiful water
pitcher: first bridesmaid, one-hnlf dozen
silver tea spoons; second bridesmaid.
one line set ohina-warc; third brides
maid. lace bed spread and sham; fourth
bridesmaid, china-wnre; Mr.. and Mrs.
Grandican, gold cut glass lamp; MIR. and
Mrs. I.nhourcade. French china tea set;
Mr.. and Mrs. RimbOld, handsome cham
Der set: Mr.. Ruma and Alfred Grand
Jean one pair bronze and cut glass
vases: MIR. Tho o lore Grandiear, one beal =
tiiul castor; Mr.. and Mrs. pIOget. one
beautiful center lamp; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robins, two beautiful ChrOmOs; Mr.. and
Mrs. Celestin Nillemen, French china
tea set; MIR. and Mrs. SauCer. one silver
butter dish and one macromet tidy; Mr..
and Mrs. Il. L. Claudon, handsome pair
vases Mr.. George DIETRICH, one center
lamp: Mr.. and Mrs. Loustaneau, one
beautiful toilet set; Messrs. Brady and
LahourGade, one handsome CastoN
Mcssrs. A. o. Hewitt and Paul Levy,
handsome vases and toilet set; MIR. A.
Kahn, handsome rug and onehalf dozen
fancy towels: Miss Blanche and Josie
Rimbold, one-half dozen handsome
handmade Tides; MIR. and Mrs. Fro
boese. one-half dozen silver tea spoons:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gentels, beautiful butter
dish, Mrs. Winters, handsome toilet
set: Mr.. and Mrs. Cosgrove: one-half
dozen knives, one-half dozen silver
spoons, fork, tea set; Mr.. George Sam =
son, one beautiful tin set; Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnauld, one beautiful china hand
painted fruit set; MIR. and Mrs. DR..
Braunagel, one beautiful china hand
painted fruit set; MIR. and Mrs. Lachap-
pelle, one water pitcher, glasses and
Japanese Trey; Mrs. Emile FOutrel, one
fancy rocking chair; Miss leontine
Meyer. (Ot Paris, France.) one beautiful
hand made embroidery lace handkerchief;
Mrs. FOutrel, one dozen wine glasses:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruni, one line table cloth
and napkins; Mr.. AlGido I.aChapele, one
fine bouquet; Mr.. William Smell, one
fine cup and saucer; Mr.. and Mrs. Thad
Smith, one fine silver and cut glass sugar
bowl.
At $ O'Clock banquet and dance was
given at Meyers hall, and the guests
assembled in large numbers. Sparkling
wines and delicious viands overloaded
the table, which was tastefully arranged
in the form OF a cross, with flowers and
cut glass ornaments.
The bride and groom occupied the post
of honor at the head of the table, and
were almost concealed from view by the
grand wedding cake, which was special
ly built by Messrs. A. q j. Woeltz. The
hall was finally cleared and u pleasant
dance was INDUCED IN by the company
until ! a. m, when the guests retired,
The affair was graoed by the presence of
| Mr.. and Mrs. a. Bruni and daughters
DR.. Jules Braunnagel and lady, Mr.. Thad
Smith and lady, Mr.. +. Arnaud, Mrs.
Rimbold and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lahourcade, the Misses Foutrelle, Miss
| Lachapelle, Mr.. and Mr.. John Lousta-
nau, Mr.. and Mrs. GENTLY Miss Ere
telliere Mayor Callaghan, Mr.. and the
Misses Robins, and many others too
numerous to mention.