San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-10
A BRILLIANT EVENT.

| The Wedding of u Young Society
Couple OF this CITY.
Old San Fernando cathedral never
WAS more brilliant in all its appoint
ments and more crowded with ladies
aud gentlemen than last evening,
when the nuptisl mass of Mr.. George
J. f. Schmitt and Miss Annette
Dryer was celebrated by the POps's
representative, Right Reverend
Bishop NSraz. The ceremony was
very impressive and beautiful and
the bridal party, as it entered the
church to the inspiring strains OF the
wedding march from LOhengrin by
Prof Barbour, was comedy picture.
The brides dress was a white silk
with dropping lilies, adorned with
clusters OF diamonds, and white
Lucien veil. Miss Newman, the maid
of honor, wore cream COlored
silk dress with white flowers. The
other bridesmaids, Misses Magoffin,
Josie WitheTs, Gertie Dryer, and
Josephine Cara, wore white
crepe de chine dresses.
Arrived at the chancel, the groom
received his beautiful bride from the
hand of her brother, Mr.. Edward
Dryer, and the benediction, proceed
ed by the beautiful cave Maria" of
the great Willard, rendered by Mrs.
Minnie Merritt Earnest, was pro-
nounced by the holy father.
The bridal party, leaving the
admiration from the host of friends
assem- bled, proceeded to the residence
OF Mrs. J. E. Dryer. ST., on Dryer
avenue, where reception for the
many family relatives, and intimate
friends was held. A collation. of
delicscies was spread on costly
silver and delicate porcelain and the
gay company, among them Mayor
Callaghan and family, the A. Rivss
family Guilbeau, Withers, Cara and
others, were entertained with
sweet music from string
orchestra. Toasts were many and
merry and the evening was quickly
passed. Some disposed danced, 9th
ers promenaded in the spacious and
brilliantly lighted grounds and all
wished the young couple, just begin
ming life 90 auspiciously, all there was
in the cup of happiness to drain, with
no dregs of mis- cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmitt received a
magnificent collection OF gifts, worthy
of the handsome groom and the
charming bride. The list is pub
lished below:
Mr.. Modesto Torres, silver card
case; Mrs. B. F. Yoakum. cut glass
bowl; Critzer Bros, oxidIXed lamps;
ta # fnf Int
set; Ed. Richardson, field glass;
Clavin Bros, silver card case; John
LoustaDau and Paul Bergeron,
silver pickle set; Thomas Cog
gan & Bro, silver set after din
ner coffee spoons; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Rechel, silver spoons; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Castanola, silver soup ladle;
Leonardo Cara, diamond necklace;
Jose CassianO, solid silver bowl; Hon.
Bryan Callaghsn and wife. carving
set; Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Gordon, card
case; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Guilbeau, silver
coffee spoons; A. Marucnau, silver card
case; John McElroy, silver butter dish;
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Maruchau, coffstenil;
E. A. Everett, tete-a-tete sell; Miss
Ida Newman, fruit sci; Mrs. Jos. 4
Dryer and children, furnished house;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dwyer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Dryer, chest of silver; Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Schmitt, dinner and
cut glass set; William A. Schmitt,
onyx clock; Mr.. and Mrs. s n. Stein
hardt, silver fish set; Miss Withers
and Captain Bulls, case of
pearl handled knives; John
Myers, silver ice cream set; Mr..
and Mrs. Nato Villeresl, silver water
pitcher: Mr.. George H. Kalteyer and
family, chest of silverware; Moritz
Kalteyer, William Kalteyer, Paul
MISSIONER, Il. Myers, Albert Kron
kosky, silver tea set; Issy Fork, ele-
CANT vases; DR. Oldham and Mrs.
Oldham, rocking chair; Herman
Schuchard, silver napkin rings,
Miss Gully De Bullet, of
Baltimore, Dresden vase; Mr..
and Mrs. HadIey, of Laredo. silver
soup ladle; Mr. and Mrs. Max Deutz
and Mr.. aud Mrs, Henry Deutz, Lare.
do, silver tea set; Mr.. Morris Fried
man, silver berry spoon; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Sullivan, silver pickle forks; Mrs.
Charles Bland Smith, silver after din
ner coffee spoons; Mrs. A. Neuen-
dortt. Mexican worked handker-
chief.