The morning call., 1893-09-25
WEDDINGS.

notable wedding took place ia the parlors
OF the First Presbyterian Church in Oakland
last Wednesday afternoon. when Mrs Lillian
M. Plunkett and Ernest NJ. Ferguson were
united IN marriage. The bride is a we'll known
writer and DOetess of considerable reuute
whose excellent work has won for her an en-
viable name in literary circles throughout the
scounITy. The groom has been connected with
SanbOrn, Vail & Co. Of this city for many years.
and is held in high esteem by all who know hi M
IL was intended at first TO have the wedding
at the residence OF Mrs. j. c. PIunkett, but the
illness of that lady caused the change. 1t was
O'Clock when the bridal party entered the
Coyle performed the ceremony. The bride
looked beautiful in gown of gray silk with a
eapole TO match, trimmed with ostrich feathers.
She was escorted by her brother. Carleton II.
johnson. Alter the wedding the happy couple
departed on d southern tour. They Will receive
their friends Tomorrow at their home, $50
Halght street.
Ewing-Kunze.
An engagement Of popular note terminated
last Tuesday when Chesley Ewing and Miss
Martha Kunze were united In marriage at the
residence of the bride, 479 HaiRbt street. The
Rev. John Quincy Adams Offcated. Only near
relatives and few intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony.
After splendidly prepared dinner was en-.
5oyed the happy couple left 10 spend their hon
eymoon at Congress Springs.
Mr. Ewing, who is prominent as an artist, will
be compelled to shorten the trip owing to pres
sing business which he has on hand. On their
street.
Thomas -Rebut.
The Church of the Notre Dame des VICTORIES
was the scene Of pretty wedding on Saturday
evening, September 16, when Miss Josephine
Rebut, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. A. Rebut, was
united in marriage TO Fernand Thomas. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss Marie
Rebuff Miss Bertha Thomaun, Miss Louise Re-
but, Miss Marie Mlett and Miss Charlotte
Mercler Justin Tarayeller and b. Miller as
slstec the groom.
The BRIDE wore a handsome robe of white
- brocaded silk trimmed with duchesse lace and
orange blossoms In her coitfure was wreath
OF orange blossoms, which held in place the
flowing veil of white TuIle. she carried a
shower bouquet OF bride roses. After the cere
monY the bridal party and their guests were
driven TO Union-square Hall, where a bOunte
Gus supper was served, after which dancing
i: was enjoyed until late hour Mr.. and Mrs.
-1homas VIII occupy their new home on Howard
trip.
SviIovicH- MagaIIon.
Miss Lucy Magallon and Nicolaus Sviloylch
were united in marriage at the Church Notre
Dame des VICTORIES Saturday evening" Sep
tember 16, 10 the presence of many of their
friends The ceremony was impressvely per-
formed by Rev. Father p. Geute. Miss r. Ma
gallon aud Miss Annie Miller were the brides
maids and +. Wilson and NJ. Magallon acted as
the groomsmen.
The wedding was followed by an elaborate
supper at the residence of Mrs. Kate JacuuOt
on Broadway. The rooms were Handsomely
decorated with flowers and ihe time was
passed very pleasantly. Singing an0 dancing
after supper prolonged the affair until early
morning.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Silloylch MIR. and Mis-. Magallon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, l.. Magalion, Mrs. L. Boun, Mr.
and Mrs. Jassaud, Mir. and Mrs. Culligan, Mr.
and MRS. c. Bernard, Alfred Ledeme Miss
Lucy Capoulade, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sands, NJ ss
Rose MagalloB, Miss A. Miller Miss h. FrieKa
Miss X. Keller, Miss NJ. Martin. Miss G. La
zier, Miss j. Cresson, Miss n. Viene, Nj. Ma
Botterou, L. HiTabarren, NJ. Coff, A. Lueyrel
=. Baker, Jean Demairais, Charles Philips, b.
Ortet and L. BOuin.