The morning call., 1893-12-11
WEDDINGS.

The First COnere gatiOnal Church was the
scene of petty wedding last Wednesday
evening, which was Witnessed by large num-
Der of friends Of the contracting Iartes. The
bride was Miss Gertrude Cutler daughter of
Nf~ and Mrs. L. B. Cutler, and the groom was
John b. Newhail. prominent attorney-at-law
= of Lynn, Mass. He is graduate of Harvard,
and>is now a member VI The Massachusetts
Legislature. The chancei of he church had an
effective decoration OF tropical plants and
foliage that made II appear very attractive. 1t
was $50 o'clock when Colonel Samuel ID.
Mayer. played he wedding march and the
bridal p3--7~aF- earrd. Miss Ari- Cutler was
tf.asif11.. "a .. honor, and The bridesmaids were
-sfsitss Aunf Flint, Mss CrOwel, Miss Alice
ss,e~r: = md Miss Eugenia hunt. john A.
hee III actecas best man. and the uSh-rs were
>ieu soTtk: j Daniel. X. Guieti and l.. Hunter.
= The bfiA APPEARED In an elegant robe Of
- whfS {: benaliBe made with ioug court train.
the essorsxe was made high and the sleeves
. were l0ffag.A spray Of orange blossoms was in
her coiffuTeA and held IN place the flowing veil
:-Of Will e SILK 'm0leine. She carried bouquet of
while byacInths.
: Miss ArIie Cutler wore a becoming gown Of
Pick and carried cluster Of La France roses.
MISS Flint and Miss Crowen Wore pretty
gowns oi pink. while Miss Woo rman and Miss
Hunt Wcte attired in blue. The dresses were
Trimmed with chiffon.
g. The ceremony was impresSively performed
by Rev. c. o. Brown. and afterward reception
was held al the residence of the BRIDES parents
.*on Broadway The house was most artisticaly
decorated by young lady friends of the bride.
Blight blossoms and emerad-hued foliage were
= seen iR each apartment IN pretty ARRANGEMENTS
and produced an ensemble OF much beauty.
After the customary congratulations there was
dancing and then delicious supper, making
- The evening one OF enjoyment for all present.
On the following day Mr.; and Mrs. Newhai!
- left to- make tour of Southern California, and
= after returning here they will go to Lynn,
Mass, 10 reside permanently.
**:I RusseIl-Frey.
Miss Carrie j. Frey, daughter OF Relnhold
Frey of this City, and William L. Russell OF
Oakland were united in marriage at st. Paulus
Church on Thursday evening, November 80.
Rev. j. NJ. BuehIer Oflcaied in the presence of
many friends of the happy couple. The bride
9 wore handsome gown of corn-cOlOred SILK and
veil of white tulle. There was a cluster OF
orange blossoms in her hair, and she carried
Willie chrysantbemums. Miss Louis Miller,
- the bridesmaid, wore gown OF lavender silk
and carried a bouquet fchTysanthemums TO
match, G. Z. Dodge acted as best man, and the
g ushers were William O'Brien and Samuel B.
: Russell. After the wedding recep ption was
he'd at The home Of the bride. and the evening
was pleasantly passed IN dancing and feastlDg.
. Those who wrre at the reception we're: Rein.
hold frey. father of the bride; Mr. ana Mrs.
Gus Frey Mi. and Mrs. 5. Ii. Russell, parents
of the groom; Miss Katie Russell, sister OF the
groom Thomas Russell. Roy Russell, Herman
Frey, Henry Frey, Charles Z. Backess, j. and
q. Habin. j. Voigbt Frank Beck, Mr.. Bishop,
w. OBri-n, S. b. Russell r. 5. Shrader. Miss
AGNES 0'Brien, the sMisses Katie and Metha
.Yoit, Miss Maud Hal of Oakland, Miss Mary
,McLatchey, Mr.. and Mrs w. Weasling, Mr..
and Mrs. q. Zimmerman. Mr. and Mrs. c.
Scott, Mrs. A kennedy. Miss r. DrIciIi, Miss
McMan2, Miss Agnes Mccartney of Pacific
Grove. Mrs. Fred Luine of san Jose, Mr.. aud
Mrs. F. Hare, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. TroutfeIter,
Mrs. Charles L. Baker, Mr. and Mrs George
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville. Mr.: and Mrs. Berg, Mr..
and Mrs. Kemble, Mr.. and Mrs. Rahbun, MIR.
and Mrs. PearlmaD. Mr.. and Mrs. Henning, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Nor OF Oakland Mr.. and Mrs. H.
BuTmester, and Mr. and Mrs. II. Ayers.
O'ConneIf-DaIy.
j.: There was very pretty wedding last
Thanksgiving night at ST. Peters Roman Cath.
olic Church, on Alabama street, when Miss
Nora Daily and Thomas O'Connell were united
IN Tire holy bonds OF matrimony by the Rev.
. Father Mcdonald. The bride was attended by
Miss LIZZIE Reardon as maid OF honor, and
: John Day, brother OF the bride, acted as best
d. luaa. AfteTward at The RroomS residence,
Utah and Twenty-fourIh streets. where the
ROOMS were beautifully decorated. a sumptuous
E tepast was partaken OF by the many irlehds OF
the D.ide aud groom. The popularity OF Tie
3odng couple was attested TO by the number =
"l.o-Withessed the ceremony.
among t1ose present were: Mr. ana Mrs.
laurence O'ConDeil. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
ou9heH Mrs ID. Redrdon and The Misses
AeSIoon Ms. MuvlhIll, MIR, and mrs. Lane
MISSES, MISSES Barry, the Misses Resrdon, Mrs. Il.
1nnsdheel, Michael Reardon, John DAILY, Ed
"a'o Mahohy and II, MuIvihIll.
Lennon-Guerrero.
John Lennon, proprietor OF the Mcmahon
House' al Colma, San Mateo County, gave up
pacnelorhood last Wednesday, when he took
~ ~ biiseld 1r 0f.ae In tie person OF Miss Gussie
49,: ~: @uet Zero zero. The wedding look place at St.
iys yftSase6 e9hege, on the Mission road. aud was
Si,nesseG NIL Dy large assembIage Of friends
Mss NJ: guerrero, sister Of the bride. was The
l dnSld OF honor and j. j. hayes was best man
M NE sSa SaStT M,s was very pleasantly celebrated
.aai III anu mrs. Lennon are fesiding at The Me-
Mahon House, where they receive their friends
Amoug NE wedding guests were Rev. Father
r Eyncn OF 81. James Church, Rev. Father J.
r. Nusent OF 81. BIendan's Church Rev
Father CoTeoran OF ST Francis Church. Mi.
ana MRS. MIS- M. ID. Kelly, j. a. Comlskey and