The morning call., 1893-04-17
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of their daughter. Gertrude Jane, and Mr.
Jomn Archibald Macdonald The ceremony
| VIII take place in St. Mary's Cathedral at
| $3.50 O'clock on Wednesday evening,
| April 10
The engagement of Miss Elsie c. Pheby
and Mr.. Arthur Dudley Cross is announced.
MISS Sylvia Chapman daughter Of the
| Kew. DR.. and Mrs. Erwin Chapman, will be
married to Mr.. Henry j. Martin on the
| evening Of May ..
Marie Thea Craig, only daughter of Colonel
1: II. Craig, 10 Mr.. Delmas c. Babin, son
oil Landry G. Babin. the well-known real
| estate man.
>, The engagement is announced of Miss
Estelle Jacobs to.Mr. Henry Hilbronner of
| Philadelphia
Mt. Sidney Liebes and Miss Edith SAM
| son VIII De married tomorrow. The we'd
| ulns VIII be quiet affair and only mem
oers OF the family will be present. The
| young couple VIII leave for the East on
| their honeymoon the same day.
ne wedding of Matte Hayes and Albert
h. I: Briland will take place Wednesday,
! April 26. at 9 A. NJ. at St. Mary's Cathedral.
Friends of both parties are cordially
invited.
Weddings.
One of the prettiest home weddings Of the
! Easter season was that of Mr.. Dudley Has
kell and Miss Nellie Montpelier. daughter
OF Mr.. Albert Montpelier, manager of the
GrangeTs' Bank of this city. The ceremony
| took place on Wednesday evening. April
| II, at The residence of the brides parents,
20li buchanan street Rev. w. W. Davis
| oihcated. The guests were limited To the
| immediate relatives of both families The
/ rooms were beautifully decorated with
| orange trees and blossoms from Redla nds.
| K0SS valley ferns and choice roses Lud-
! WIG served the supper A large number of
beautiful and costly gifts were received from
| the trends OF the young couple. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Haskell are now making an extended
tour OF the southern part Of the State. On
their return they Will reside at 1617 Bake r
| street.
White-Kenney.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ].
kenney, Twenty-sixth street and Point
Lobos avenue, was the scene of very
pretty event last Wednesday evening, the
occasion being the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Della a. Kenuey and Will
| liam l. White. The ceremony was per-
formed at Star of the Sea Church by the
Rev. Father Powers in the presence of a
large assembiage of relatives and friends
Ihe bride was very hecOmngiy dressed in
| write silk, en- train, with lace bridal veil
| ana orange blossoms. She was attended
| by her sisters. Miss Winnie ana Miss
Annie kenney and the groOmsmen were
| Mr.. j. A. kenney of San Jose and Mr.. p
5. Kenney. After the reception which fol-
| lowed the ceremony 4 wedding feast was
| served. All present enjoyed dancing, sing
| Ing and music until late hour next morn
! ing. lie bridal gifts were numerous and
| appropriate. Mr. and Mrs. White left on
FRIDAY evening for their new home in
| Bakersfield.
Lake. Otis.
! Miss Ellen Otis and Nj Frederick Lake
were quietly married last Saturday in the
| presence of a few relatives and intimate
! friends at the residence of the brides
! parents. 1900 Washington street. Mr.
| Stanly Stillman acted as best man. There
| were no bridesmaids. The par,ors were
/ beautifully decorated with palms, ferns and
| La France roses.
Ihe ceremony was performed by the Rev
! Horatlo Stebbins, alter which the wedding
! breakfast was served. Mr.. Lake is a we'll
! known attorney, in the employ of the
| southern Pacific Railroad. The bride wore
| beautiful cream colored satin dress,
| trimmed with Venetian lace.
Ebner-Cooney.
An interesting and pretty wedding took
place last Tuesday morning in Sacred
| Heart Church, the occasion being the mar
| riage of Miss Mary E. Cooney to MI Gus
taye Wendell Ebner. The bride is the
! daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Cooney
and the groom payinE-telIer in the Crocker-
! WUolwCrth Bank. A grand nuptial mass
was celebrated by Rev. 2. Nullfgan. as
sisted by Fathers Lagan and Lynch.
| Father William Kirby acted as master Of
cermones and a select choir rendered the
nuptial mass beautifully. The church was
crowded with the numerous relatives and
! friends Of both families. The bride was
| dressed IN charming manner while her
sister. Miss Agnes f. COoney, who acted as
| bridesmaid looked very attractive. The
| groom best man, MI George l.. Woolrich
= OF the Nevada Bank, was al his best
| The usbers were Messrs. James McElroy,
| Harry q. Hanley, George A. Stanley and
| George Jennings. The decorations in the
| church contributed to the happy occasion,
| for never did it appear to better ADVANTAGE
| At the residence Of the brides parents a
| reception took place, at which those who at
| tended spent delightful afternoon. The
| handsome residence was tastefully and
| artsticaily decorated for the occasion, and
| tho bride aud groom aud the family re-
| celYeG tnelr guests In generous and hos
! pltabie manner. Among those who
! attended were: Rev. Fathers Mulligan.
| Lagan, Lynch, Kirby. Flood, Seaman and
| Connolly
Fichtner-Ehrenpfort.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Enrenpfort on Fillmore street was taste
| fully decorated with garlands and ferns on
| Saturday evening, April 8, in honor Of the
marriage OF their daughter Emelia TO Dr.
| Gustave Fichtner The ceremony was SOL
emnized by Rev. j. Fuendeling, in the
| presence Of about sixty relatives, II being
strictly family affair. The bride was
richly attired in a blue silk dress, with
| pearl trimmings. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Marie, and Miss SOphie Schlue-
| tel and Miss Alvna Broken acted as brides
| maids. Mr.. Otto EiteTt acted as best man,
| assisted by Mr.. Henry Dietrich and Mr.
Gustave Ehrenpfor:. After the ceremony
| Won der Mehden's orchestra furnished soma
| good concert music, during which time Mr.
| and Mrs. Flchtrer received the hearty con-
| gratuatlons Of the guests and many pleas
| ing messages from distant relatives and
| friends. a delicious wedding feast was
served IN the dining hall. during which the
happy pair were toasted all round. The
presents were handsome and costly. Mr.
and Mrs. Fichtner will reside at 1864 Hayes
street.
Ehrenpfort-Wo!
Mr.. George f. Ehrenpfort and Miss Jo-
hanna WOlters were married last Wednes-
day, the 11th inst, by the Rev. ]. Fuen-
deling. During the ceremony the bride
and groom stood beneath a beautiful wed
ding bell, and the decorations around the
parlors consisted of FERNS lilies and roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Augusta
Ehrenpfort and Miss Laura Hutaff
Messrs. W. b. Wegeuer and Julius VOL
ters acted as Groomsmen.
The lride wore a handsome surah silk
dress trimmed with myrtle and orange bios
soms, and carried a lovely bouquet of lilies
OF the valley. Ornaments diamonds. In
mediately after the ceremony dancing was
enjoyed unit midnight after which deli
clous weddn feast was served to the 100
guests present.
Dancing was resumed and the company
did not disperse until nearly dawn.
C0ngratulatOry kilograms were received
from friends in Omaha, New York, Wash
inGton, ID. C.. and Portland Or.
Among the presents we're n beautiful
heckiac studded with diamonds, from the
groom, and check for S1OC0 from Mr..
VOTERS. The happy pair are enjoying the
honeymoon at Monterey, and on their re-
turn will reside at 1851 Ellis street.