The morning call., 1893-09-18
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San francisco; MIR. and Mrs. P. j. OConnor,
Mrs. n. Summers. Miss Mamie Summers. MISS
Mamie Gobie, Alameda; Josenh Mckay, j.
Miss Minnie Daley, Miss Nellie Smith and Miss
Hattie Farrell. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay VIII re-
side IN San Francisco.
Schaefer. Schneider.
The wedding of Miss kaie Schneider ana
Balthaser Schaefer was soemnZed at st.
Markus Church on Saturday evening. Seplem-
Der 8. In the presence OF NUMBER OF friends
and relatives the ceremony was impressiVely
performed by Rev. j. Fgendeling. After the
ceremony the evening was delightfully."- passed
at Steimke's Hall, which was tastefully deco
rated for the occasion. Festoons of foliage and
Mowers were seen everywhere, producing
beautiful effect Miss Schneider, cousin OF
the bride, acted as bridesmaid, ana Jonn
Backer was the best man. during me evening
several vocal selections were given by j. A.
Finn, who has an excellent barytone voice.
Mr.. and Mrs. SchaeIer are passing their honey
moon at Santa Cruz.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Schaefer, Andrew Schaefer, Conrad Schaeier
Jr.. John Schaefer. Miss Annie Schneider, Mr..
Diehl, Mr.. and Mrs. c. kehul, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hauser, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Born. Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad HauseT, Mrs. III. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs
c. Helms, Mr. and Mrs. William Miller. Mr.. and
Fred Klein, Miss Lizzie Diehl, Miss Mary Koch.
Charles Howard Thomas w. ROlette. Edward
w. Stansbury, Philip hauser, Mrs. j. Richter.
CarIisle-SteVenS.
The marriage of Herbert Leslie Carlisle aud
Miss Daisy Stevens Of Oakland took place in
the Seventh Day Adventist Church on last
Monday evening. 1t was very solemnly per-
formed by Elder Nj. Z. Wilcox, and was wit
messed by many people.
In honor of the event the interior OF the
church was beautifully decorated with flowers.
palms and ferns, the aroma of which filled the
sacred edi6ce.
The bridal party entered the church TO the
"Wedding Chorus" from 'Lohengrin." which
was played on I'll organ Dv Lew a. Phipping.
The ushers appeared first They were John
Greenwood, Ernest Drake, Dr. b. +. Burgess
and +. +. Burlington.
Tie bride was attended by Miss Florence ST.
John, whe entered with the x Oom Miss ST.
John was alfred In pale blue. trimmed with
white lace She bore iu her hand a bouquet Of
white sweet peas
The bride entered with walder Burgess. She
was attired in cTeam-colOred nuns yelling aud
carried bouquet of jasmine, trimmed with
maidenhalr fern.
After the rite had been performed the bridal
party left the church. the organ again pealing
forth joyous strain.
The party was driven to the residence of the
brides parents, 666 Eighth street where the
reception was held. The balls aud parlors were
aTtlstically decorated with flowers, palms and
ferns. The reception was attended only by the
Intimate friends and relatives OF the family.
many Of whom came from long distance.
The wedding-eake was cut and distributed
un0eG the immediate direction OF the 0Tlde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle took late train for
san francisco, and are now at the Grand Hotel.
Howell- Wilson.
A charming wedding took place at noon last
Tuesday AT the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. p
Wilson, $50 Thirty sixth street Oakland. The
contracting parties were their daughter
Miss Grace Elvera Wilson, and George Win
tnrop Howell. who is with Nathan, DohTmann
& Co. of this city. Rev. DR.. Mclean, of the
First Congregational Church, oficiated most
impleSsvely. After receiving the cOngratua-
lions and good wishes of their friends the
happy couple left for SaE Jose 10 pass their
honeymoon at the Hotel Vendome.