The morning call., 1893-11-13
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groom led his fair bride down the aisle 10 me
lively strains OF the wedding march, and the
bridal party and Intimate friends TOOK car
fiages TO the home OF the Driaes paieI ~ :,
where wedding supper awaited Them. me
dining-hai was very artistically decorated Win
howeTs aud foliage, the preValing Color VI .i, s
decor 'tions being pink. The table vas SET on
with bouquets of flowers and also WITH clusters
of pink candles IN silver candlesticks
After the menu had been discussed and con-
grai ulations extended, Mr.. ana MRS. aalgnt
lett on their wedding trip 10 teIohaoo Pe a0d
On their return they viii reside IN OAK and.
Mr.. Haight is engaged IN the law business.
where he bias already attained an exceileht
reputation for uprightness aud aDiilty. me
bride and groom were The recipients OF many
costly and elegant presents from their inner
Gus friends.
Rigdon-Lambert.
A pretty wedding took place at the West
Side Christian Church at noon last wednesday.
when Miss Jennie Booth Lambert sister oil
Mrs. r. Ii. Plummer, was united IN marriage
to Dr. Rufus Lee Rigdon. Quite number oil
friends witnessed the ceremony. when was
performed in The handsomely decorated chancel
by Rev. W. A. Gardner. Miss Marion webster
was the maid of honor, DR.. NJ. l.. johnson OF
Oakland was the best man and the uShers We'e
j. L. Nash and j. Hodge After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
4 Lambert, ola Page street, and In the even.
leg DR.. and Mrs. Rigd0n lett 10 make TOUR Vi
the southern counties.
Armer-LeVy.
Miss Sadie Levy, daughter of n. Levy. and
Andrew nj. Armer. a prominent member OF the
Concordia Club, were quietly married On last
Wednesday evening at the residence OF the
bride, S2S McAllister street. in the presence oil
some eighty relatives and intimate friends. Ihe
home was artistlcallv decorated for the Joyful
occasion With quantities OF choice blossoms
and delicate ferns. In the bay-wndow nag
been erected a floral bower. In the midst OF
which hung the time-honOTed wedding oeIi.
Here the happy couple stood while DIR. No0r.
sanger read The impressive Hebrew service anu
pronounced them man and wife.
The bride, dainty petite brunette, win
glorious dark eyes looked entranciDglY loVely
In her bridal gown. The dress was OF "nlte
Ducbesse satin. The corsage was cut TOuhd
aud short. The neck was cut low anu nlleu III
with chiffon and arlistically finished OIL Win a
bertha of Duchesse lace. The 1upe was mace
perfectly plain with long court train, ana IN
ished at the bottom with pun or chlHon
caught at regular intervals by punches Oh Wits
satin ribbon. A veil and wreath OF natural or
ange blossoms completed the costume. NJ
and Mrs. Armer left Thursday for two weeks,
visit 10 Del Monte. On their return tney VIII
occupy the residence 1901 Devlsadero street,
and receive the first Saturday in the month.
Conate-Demartini.
On last Tuesday morning there was quiet
wedding at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. The
odore Bacgaupi, 1000 Union street. The con-
tracing parties were Daniel S. Conate OF Tracy
and Miss Victoria Demartini of this city, niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bacigalupi. The young couple
were made one by Justice of the Peace Barry.
and after the ceremony and congratu atoms by
those who had been invited the party partook
OF a wedding breakfast that was praised fol-
It's excellence. On the following day tile happy
couple started for Santa Cruz, where they were
TO remain a few days. preparatory TO locating
in their home at Tracy.
Kiuuey- WRIGHT