Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-19

A Good Day for MarrIages-ImpressIve
Ceremonies.
NO less than three weddings among pro-
minent people took place in this city yes
terday, and the hackmen and florists had
sil they could attend to. The first came of
early in the day at the Catholic Church,
Miss Clara Louise Coolot, daughter of A.
Coolot, being joined in matrimOny to Mel
choir D.speBbrock. The church had been
magniGoeutly decorated with flowers and
evergreena. aid was filled with people long
before the arrival of the bridal party When
they entered David Nestled, the organist:
played Mendelssohn's Wedding March >.
The procession was headed by children
carrying flowers, Misses Louisa and Addie
Haubold. The ceremony that followed was
very impressive. Bishop Manogue cele.
brated the nuptial mass, assisted by Father
Grace, pastor, and assistant pastor, Father
Haup'B Franz Joseph Diepenbrock, brother
OF the bridegroom, acted as best man. 4"
with Miss Lizzie UOehn as bridesmaid.
During the ceremony seXtet consisting of
Mrs. J. II. Coppersmith and Miss Gertie
Calley. soprano; Miss Nellie Sheehan,
alto Richard Cohn tenor; +. J. Campbell
and J. g. Genshlea, basso; David Nestield.
organist, rendered the following programme
Of music: Memberships Wedding
March " on arrival and departure of the
bridal party Webers " Mass in G :" dur
ing the nuptial benediction the " RE
dAmour" was sung.
The brides dress was very rich file
Franchise cream silk with ornaments of
orange blossoms. The jewels worn by h-r
Bere the diamonds which the brides
mother had worn on the day of her own
wedding. The bridesmaids dress was a
coffee cream of surah silk; ornaments dia-
monds.
After the services wedding breakfast
was Partaken OF by some twenty five i'm
mediate relatives and friends. Daring the
breakfast several kilograms of congra;ula-
ton were received from various parts of the
State, including one from the Very Rev.
Vicar General, Father Pendergast, OF San
Francisco. Mayor Gregory OBLIGATED as
POSTMASTER, and grace was said by Rev.
Father Haupls- A feature of the breakfast
was the rendition on the piano of march,
composed by Franz Nebelung, the author of
the German Emperor's wedding march
Theplece was entitled "Hochzeits K laenge,"
ane was effectively rendered by Mr.. Mes
field
The married couple left on the afternoon
train for Ban Francisco, W here they remain
untilFriday when theywill take the
steamer to Oregon, going thence to the Vel
lowstone Park, Minneapolis and New York.
From that city a steamer will be taken 10
Hamburg, and visit paid to Mr.. deepen
brooks relatives in Westphalia. After
travelling through Germany, the Young
couple will return to San Francisco to live,
about November
Miss Carrie Locke, one of the leading
young ladies of the city, daughter of Geo.
W. Locke, was united in marriage yester-
day afternoon to DIR. Charles Byron Mich
OILS, of Franklin Falls, II. j. The rere-
mony took place at the residence of the
brides parents, $50 NJ street, and there were
present only relatives of the contracting
parties. Rev. W. G. Merrill officiated The
hd,py couple started for the home of the
bridegroom last evening, but expect to re-
turn to Sacramento in the fall and make
this city their future residence.
The nuptials OF Miss Alice T. Flint.
daughter OF Daniel Flint, and William
Lsmpert, were celebrated at ! o'clock yes
lerlay afternoon at the residence of the
brides parents, No. go n street, in the
presence Of q number of relatives. Rev
g. L. Massey, OF the Unitarian Church, Of
1cisted. The bride was the recipient of
numerous costly presents. The newly
married couple started for San Francisco
on the afternoon train. Alter a visit to
Monterey they will return to this city to re-
side, where MIR. Lampert is in business
Miss Kate Heiser and George W. Crowell
we're married at SutterYille on Monday
night in the presence of large number OF
friends. The ceremony was performed by
Justice George q. Davis, of Sacramento A
wedding supper and dance followed.