The morning call., 1892-09-12

B. Roman is announced. They viii receive Sun
day and Tuesday afternoons, September Is aud
20, AT 112SA Suffer street.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Matte
$. Pins ham, only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
I. Pinkham of San Francisco TO Bralnard f.
Smith. The wedding Will take place on Wednes-
day, October s. al 80 P. NJ. at the residence of
the BRIDES parents and Will be strictly priyate
Cards are out for The marriage OF Miss Ida
Ca rleton, niece OF Mr. and Mrs. b. +. Norris, 10
Rev. Frank Thompson chaplain in the United
States navy on board The cruiser Charleston.
The ceremony VIII take place in ST. Luke's
Church al 8 O'clock on Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER so.
The marriage of Mr.. Walter Teller and Miss
Emma Foster, both well known in Alameda
society, viii take place September d. After
the ceremony the happy couple will leave for
MERGED, where they VIII spend t5eir honeymoon.
p The engagement Of Miss Celia Geiz to Mr.
Ruben Cohen is announced. They VIII receive
their friends on Sunday afternoon. September
%. at $50 Ellis street.
The marriage OF Miss Jenny Bley 10 Mr..
Charles Rosenberg will take place on Thursday
next at the residence of the BRIDES aunt, 1928
Pine street. Ii win be family affair.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Nellie
Meyer. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Never, TO
Mr.. nj. NeumaHn OF the firm OF Neumann
Brothers.
Miss Sophie CIaussenius and Mr. j. n. Frank
OF Esparto and formerly Of San Francisco, were
married at the home of the BRIDE on Golden
Gate avenue on Monday. August %. Judge
BrlttOn otficiated and Miss Title Brauer
bridesmaid, Max ClauSsenius acting as grooms-
maU The happy pair have returned from the
honeymoon trip and are settled in their home at
ESparto, Yolo County.
A Stylish Wedding.
Tie wedding OF Miss Emma Mcmillan and Mr.
Ellis Wooster, which took place on Wednesday
evening last at The residence of the brides
brother. Mr.. Robert Mcmillan, was a very
stylish affair and created no small stir in society
circles. The Rev. DR.. Mckenzie was tie eff
Chatting Clergyman, and the nuptiaI knot was tied
al $50 o'clock, the bride aud groom having
taken up their position In the bay window OF the
parlor. that had been transformed into perfect
bower OF ferns, roses. palms and trailing vines
The maid Of honor was Miss Jennie MCMILLAN.
and the bridesmaids Miss Gertrude Goewey.
Miss Sarah Dean, Miss Susie Wells and Miss
Lolita FarnswOrth. The grooms best man was
Mr.. Waller B. Cooke. The bride was beautifully
dressed ia gown OF rich ivory White brocade
with court train, round corsage and high fun
sleeves. The trimmings were OF point lace, and
glrdle OF lilies or the valley enclIced the waist
She wore The regulation tulie bridal veil, fast
ened with beautiful diamond pin. Miss
Jennie Mcmillan wore an empire gown OF Nile
green crepe, with demi train, Trimmings and en-
bellishments OF same color. Miss Gertrude
Geewey and Miss Susie Wells were very preItily
attred in dresses Of white organdie, demi-tTau,
aud trimmed with point lace. Miss Sarah Dean
aud Miss LOtia Farnsw0rth were also dressed
allkei they wore empire gowns OF lavender crepe
with gloves 10 match. All the bridesmaids ear
lied handsome bouquets Tie reception which
followed the ceremony was very brilliant
affair. The ushers were Messrs. George s.
Mearns, James BOnneN, Robert y. Irving and
Cornelius Roman.
Barnard Currier Wedding.
a very pretty wedding took place last Monday
evening at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. J. Parker
Currier, when their daughter, Miss Florence
Gertrude CgrIier, was married 10 Mr.. Arthur L.
Barnard. Tie Rev Robert Mackenzie was the
officiating Clergyman. and The ceremony took
place in The parlOT, which had been transformed
tGto a perfecT bower OF roses eyergreens and
fam Tha IA furaz ma hanF1 .fa rad
with lie eSthetie suDfi0weT. preltily arranged
within network OF smllaX and palm leaves
Enough Is said. however, by announcing the fact
that Miss Mary Bates had the decorations under
her charge. The pretty bride entered the spa
eious peTlors on the arm OF her father, attsnded
by her sister, Miss l.. Curiier the maid OF honor,
and Miss Bertha Rice and Miss Agnes Wright,
tie bridesmaids Mr.. James Suydam was best
man and The ribbon bearers were Mr.. Arthur L.
ShattucS and MI Alexander L. bogeisang. As
soon as The ceremony WAS over aud the happy
couple had received The Warmest con-
CALCULATIONS OF their guests, sump-
tuous supper was served and greatly en-
exceedingly rich and elegant, ana the ladies'
dresses WeTe much admired. The bride wore
dress Of white f4ille franchise, with high neck,
pulled sleeves and court train. deliberately
trimmed with duchess lace, and tie front was
made with hOunee extending from the waist 10
a point al The base OF The skirt and trimmed
with lace OF the same mattel is. The veil was
fasien ed with diamond PIN IN the front OF the
hair, and fell gracefully over The entire costume.
Mary CuUieT wore dress OF pink ere on. with
a demttTain trimmed and embroidered NOUS
seine de sole. sleeves pulled al the shoulders,
pink gloves and slippers to match. she carried
a handsome bouquet OF Catherine MeTet roses.
The bridesmaids were alfred dresses OF vel
low crepon. handsomely trimmed with duchess
lace. Each carried bunch OF Dere roses tied with
streamers Of cOloTed ribbons. Mrs. j. Il. CurrieI
was handsomely dressed IN gray brocaded satin,
with Vatican train, The neck cut V-shape. and
pulled sleeves. The trimmings were OF duchess
lace, ana glrdIe Of pearl trimming ornamented
the waist A cluster OF pink ostrich-tips were
worn on each shoulder. Mrs. w. w. Sanford OF
New York, the BRIDES aunt, wore a black aud
yellow satin dress cut dec0llete, with Vatican
back, trimmings OF Ieited net, aud pauiers OF
yellow satin on either side OF the skirt were COW
cred with tie same material. Mr. Barnard and
his bride have always moved in prominent soci-
ely circles and are exceedingly popular On
their return from the honeymoon trip they will
reside al The Bella Vista.
The Fulton Leeds Wedding.
Last Wednesday afternoon, at the residence of
hr. and Mrs. j. S. Leeds zoos Alameda avenue,
Alameda. their daughter, Miss Mary Leeds, was
married TO Samuel NJ. Fulton. The home was
artistieally decorated with tropical foliage ana
deIicate-hued conservatory buds and blossoms.
The ceremony was soemnlzed by Rev w. w.
Scudder Jr. of The First congregational Church,
Alameda, assisted by Rev ii. ID. NaiEd.
The bridesmaid was Miss Bessie King, dsugh-
Ter Of Captain King, editorial writer Of the St.
LOUIS Globe Democrat. The gToomsman WAS
Hosmer W. Leeds. The TWO little sisters OF the
bride, Miss Emma Leeds and Miss ElIZabet h
Leeds, advanced first IN The bridal procession,
and as they came forward unbound The ltbbons
that barred The main entrance 10 lie paIlor.
Mrs Scudder played The bridal chorus from
''Loheugrin" as The wedding party approached
the officiating Clergyman.
The bride wore robe of soft falling India SIX,
with fun train. Ii was trimmed with duchess
point lace; the ornaments were pearl and nat
ural orange blossoms, aud she carried bunch
of NepbetOs roses.
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Chine finished with point duchess lace; her bou.
Quet was of La France roses.
Miss Emma Leeds was attired in cream
colored silk and carried La France roses.
Miss Elizabeth Leeds froek was OF pink silk
anu she had a basket OF dainty Cecil Drummer
roses.
AT the conclusion OF the religious rite those
present offered congratulations 10 Mr.. aud Mrs
Fulton and later bridal breakfast was served
in the diningroom and on the inclosed veran-
dahs.
The presents were many and very handsome,
There were services and cases OF solid silver,
bits of Royal Worcester and Dout0n ware and
handsome pieces OF cut crystal. Letters and
kilograms expire ssiDg wishes for tie future hap
piness of tie bride and groom were received
from the East and Mexico
Mr. and Mrs Fulton will leave IN a few days
for Cincinnati where they will make their home
and where Mr.. and Mrs. Leeds formerly resi- ded.
Invitations 10 the wedding were confined TO a
limited number OF friends owing 10 the recent
Illness of the bride.
Happy Marriage.
very pretty and interesting wedding took
place last Wednesday evening when Mr.. Lionel
Hayneman was married 10 Miss Lucy Simon,
daughter OF Alr. w. S. Simon OF The firm Of Stein,
Simou s. Co. The wedding took place at the
family residence on lie corner OF Pine and
franklin streets, and the house was beautifully
decorated throughout with flowers and stream.
er. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR. Voersanger, the bride and groom standing
In the bay-wIndow OF the drawing room. When
the happy pair were pronounced man and wife,
and The usual congratulations offered, the party
epioyed The resi- of the evening dancing and
feasIng. which they kept up TIL long after mid
night. The bride was handsomely alfred fin a
beautiful willie silk princess gown and long
lulle veil fastened by wreath OF orange bios
SONS. She carried a bouquet OF white bridal
roses
Mr.. and Mrs. Heyneman were the recipients OF
many handsome presents Among those who
attended this very happy affair were: Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. ArnsteiD, NJ e. ATDstein OF New York,