San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-21
Yesterdays WEDDINGS.
AFTER EASTER THE MARRIAGE
BELLS RING.
Prominent Society People Pair Off
The Beiknaps' Sponsor Married.

Verify yesterday was the day of
weddings. Four of San Antonio's
most brilliant social lights were paired
of, joining hearts and hands until
death do them part. One was q grand
military wedding, the first that has
taken place in this city for many
years. and one that has kept society,
in both civil and military circles, on
the qui vive for several weeks. The
other was a quiet church wedding.
with no cards and no pomp. Never
theless, the minister who performed
the ceremony at this quiet wedding,
Joined In holy wedlock one of Gods
purest dew drops, and one OF mans
most brilliant sons.
BRoOKE-oGDEN.
The altar of St. Marks church was
yesterday made beautiful by artistic
taste aad fair hands.
Promptly at the appointed hour the
bridal party arrived, and to q wedd-
ding march, discoursed by the 2srd
Infantry band, marched up the isles
of the grand old St. Marks Cattle.
dral, where Dean Richardson in his
most impressive manner, performed
the ceremony that made Miss Alma
Ogden, Mrs. Lieutenant VIM. Brooke.
The bride was dream
of loneliness in robe of
white corded silk. entraine,
aud beautifully trimmed with point
lace and orange blossoms, and bear
ing in her hand bouquet of white
flow ers.
The groom was attired in full mill
tary dress.
The maid of honor, Miss Ogden,
wore beautiful white silk dress and
carried bouquet of flowers.
The best man was Lieutenant
Short.
The groomsmen and bridesmaids
were: Lieutenant Kobbe aud Miss Ida
Ogden; Lieutenant Holbrook and
Miss Gaylord; Lieutenant Russell
and Miss Reed; Lieutenant Madden
and Miss Epson; Lieutenant Schley
and Miss Sullivan: Lieutenant Crow
ley and MISS Wilson.
The church was literally packed
by the friends of the actors n this
grand wedding. Miss Alma is the
daughter OF one of san Antonio's old
est and best citizens and is one of San
Antonio's most lovely young ladies.
The groom is first lieutenant in the
army and son of Brigadier General
Brooke, of the army, now stationed at
Washington, ID. @ where Lieutenant
ana Mrs. Brooke have gone on their
wedding tour.
ANDREwS-FLYNNE.
- snrh . n De- -
church, Rev. Mr.. Lyons performed q
beautiful ceremony that made "two
happy hearts that beat as one. beat
forever thus"
The main actors in this wedding
were MIR. M. E. Andrews, chief clerk
for Stay den & Co, and Miss F. E.
Flynne. sister OF Mrs. w. G. Richards.
Mr.. Heckel presided at the organ and
discoursed beautiful music. Mr.. Hal
Bacon and Miss Louisa Prescott were
the only attendants. The bride and
and groom left over the Southern
Pacific for trip to Galveston.
OLIVER THOMPSON.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock at
the residence of the brides parents
in Indianapolis, Indiana, Miss Emma
houiea lhoups'u IL, udug uGor VI LIZ.
and Mrs. J. Livingston Thompson,
one of that cities prominent
physicians and DIR. John Holiday
Oliver of the same place were mar
ried. Miss Thompson was the
sponsor OF the Belknap Rifles at In
dianapolis, beautiful young lady,
and dearly beloved and honored by
our boys. The company received an
invitation to the wedding and yester-
day Captain Green, on the behalf OF
the company, sent q telegram of con-
graduation