The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-24
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| nelte, appeared very attractive in a robe
| white faille francalse, made tn a long
court train. The high bodice was delicately
| trimmed with white chiffon, and the long
| sleeves were high and pulled a the sloui-
| ders and tight around the wrists. Orange
| blossoms embeil ished the robe prettily, aud
| cluster of them graced her couture, from
| which fell the gracefully draped veil Of
| white silk muleine. She wore gloves of
white uudres5ed kid and carried bouquet
| of Perle du Jardin roses.
Miss AtlIldge appeared In becoming
| gown OF cream-col0red silk with a dami-
| train The corsage was high and was
| trimmed WITH point lace and finished with a
| SEXES Oh Hhily TITLES. Long streamers of
| laYendeT-hued TX ribbons fell from her
| waist at one side, to the base OF the skirt.
! ) e carried Dnchesse de Brabant roses.
Aey, L. Il. Spalding, pastor of the church,
! reAd the marriage service at the conclusion
! Oh which the bridal party left the church
! Ter the residence of the brides parents 553
| seventeenth street A pleasant reception
was held there with few intimate and con-
| genial friends as guests, and, with music
ana teaSting, the evening was made a de-
| hShIul one. The wedding presents were
| very handsome, being principally Of silver
! ware. Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland left on
Thursday to visit San Jose, Del Monte and
! other points, and when ihev return Will
! occupy their new home, at S2S@ Twentieth
/ street.
Liebes- Samson.
! A quiet home wedding took place last
| Tuesday at noon, when Miss Edith Samson
and Sidney Lebes were married at the
| home of the bride, 42l Lott street. The
/ bride, who is exceptionally beautiful and
| highly accomplished, made her debut last
| winter al a ball at the San Francisco
| Nerein, ana that evening her engagement
was made public. Mr.. Liebes is a son of
Hermann Lebes and a member Of the firm
OF II. LIebeS Il Co. Only 2 few relatives
and intimate friends were present at the
wedding, ana both the bride and gloom
were unattended. Rev. NJ. s. Levy offici-
atsd.
The bride looked extremely pretty in
| robe OF white crepe de Chine, made In the
style ot the Empress Josephine and urna-
mented pTofusely with broderie Romienne
Her veil was of white tulle, and she carried
lilies of the valley.
Alter the ceremony and congratulations
an elaborate breakfast was served, and the
afternoon was eujoyably passed. In the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Lie9es left for
CHICAGO, and after seeing the exposition
hey Will visit the principal Eastern cities,
returning here in Il couple 0 months.
Seweil-Denny.
Miss Alice L. Denny ard Daniel Robert
Sewell were married last Wednesday night
al the home of the bride. The parlors we're
handsomely decorated with choice flowers,
the particular attraction being the bridal
power, which was wrought OF fair lilies
The bride looked very pretty in an empire
gown Of white silk, trimmed with duchesse
lace anG embroidered with pearls Rev.
John Gray Offciated in the presence of few
relatives OF the happy couple. After the
ceremony an elaborate supper was served
Tifnrrs ,f..r,-
MegannOn- SeweIl.
a prominent wedding took place at the
Church at the Advent on Wednesday even
ing, April u. The contracting parties were
Miss Dell Z. Sewell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Sewell. and William F. Me-
cannon, young business man of this city.
The church was crowded with fashiona-
Bile assemblage when the bridal party made
its appearance and marched to the chancel
to the strains OF WaEner's Bridal Chorus"
! Leading the way were six acolytas, fol-
lowed by the first groomsman, II. StrehI
and then the other grcomsmen, +. R. Lewis
and ID. Bole Next in the cortegr was the
first bridesmaid. Miss Dottie SeWelI. attired
IN Nile green silk trimmed with embroid-
cred chiffon and passementerie. Following
heT were Miss Adelaide Baum and Miss
Auele GToZeler, the other bridesmaids
The former wore corn-eOlored silk, trimmed
with headed chiffon and pasSementerie ana
/ the latter was Atttred In lavend-r-eolorpd
| sllk, trimmed with embroidered chiffon and
| paSsementerie. Next came the maid of
| honor. Miss Eldora Sewell, who wore pink.
| SILK trimmed with beaded chiffon and pas
| sementeEIe. They all carried bouquets OF
I La France roses. Last of all was the bride.
! escorted by her father She wore an ele-
| CANT robe OF white satin, with a court train
/ Trimmed with dHehesse lace and brOderie
| Romlen ne. She carried Bride roses. They
! were met IN the chancel by the groom and
| his best man, James Megaunon.
The bridal party formed a pretty group
as they stood listening to the words of the
Episcopal marriage service, which was read
by Kew. John Gray. After the wedding
reception was held at the residence of the
brides parents, HOS ShOtwell street. Only
the bridal party and relatives were present.
Inc affair was very pleasantly celebrated
MT. and Mrs. Megannnn have gone East
where they viii travel for several months
Doane-Ehret.
The wedding of Miss Lottie Enret and
William II. D0ane took place last Tuesday
evening at the residence of the brides
parents in Berkeley. The bride wore n
robe OF corn-cnlOred satin and looked very
happy. a delicious supper was one Of the
many pleasant features Of the evening.
Mir. and Mrs, DOane left on the following
day TO make a trip TO Honolulu.
Beck-COchran.
j. Y. Beck and Miss Stella Cochran were
united In the bonds Of matrinony on Satur-
day evening, April 10, at the residence of
the brides mother, 80 Russ street. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR.. Ollie
In Inc presence of few relatives and init
mate friends. sumptuOus supper was
served afterward, and about midnight the
happy couple left amid showers of rice.
1hey nave gone to Stockton 10 reside.
Kirby-Weich.
The wedding of Miss Nora Welch and
William Kirby took place on Tuesday even
ing, the 11th inst, in ST. Bridgeps Church.
The sanctuary was brilliantly illuminated
for the occasion and the ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Father Cottle. Afterward
reception was held a the future residence
OF the young couple on Hilbert street
Music, dancing and a sumDtuous supper
made the affair very Dleasurable. The happy
couple were the recipients Of many valuable
gifts.
jackson.
Miss Constance Paget Jackson, eldest
daughter of Mrs. E. j. Jackson, and grand
daughter of Hon. William Morton, j. p. of
Wellington, New Zealand, was married on
April 3 to Arthur r. Fredercks, son of
Joseph Fredericks Of this city. The ed
ding took place in Grace Episcopal Church,
and Rev. Il. c. FOute nfficiated Miss Win
nifred jackson and Miss Ada Fredericks
were the bridesmaids. DR. L. A. Kengla was
best man and Fred Greenwood and H.
Sumd were the nshers. The affair was very
Pleasantly celebrated.
Private Receptions.
One Of the most pleasant affairs of the
week was the reception gwen by Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Bird Weller (nee Morrisson)
last Wednesday evening at the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Pixley. on Union
street. 1t was in celebration of the first
anniversary OF the wedding of the host and
hostess and was enjoyable to a marked de-
gree.
Inc Plxley mansion Is interesting at all
times and Is so well adapted for entertain
ing mat there was no limit to the pleasure
oil the guests. However. they had been
oidden TO dance the hours away, so the
large ballroom was made the center of at