The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-31
WEDDINGS.

There is vacancy IN the ranks OF the bach
elors OF Oakland. 1t was occasioned by the
nuptials of DR.. Herman E. Mueller. the we'll
known physician, and Miss Paula Klumpp OF
1866 Fruiivale avenue. The marriage was
solemnizsd 1T the family residence on last
Thursday night.
The beautiful residence was empowered in
foliage and Towering plants. No room could be
entered without passing beneath an arch OF
brightly eeamlng roses. The pzrlor had been
appropriately decorated for the happy event
The marriage took place in the spacious front
acove. the arch OF which was symmstricaly
outliRed with large fern palms, terminating at
The keystone, from which latter de- ended not
the traditional marriage bsll but more ex-
presstfe desgD-a fol al corhueopia or horn of
plenty, from which 3 profusion OF bride flowers
seemed about 10 fall upon the contracting
parties
AT asout O'clock the bride and groom en-
tered the parlor. attended by Miss Emma
Wuesher and Miss May Judson as bridesmaids
and Emil klumpp and DR.. ButoaU as grooms-
men. The Ceremony was performed by Rev.
a. Jatho Of ST. Marcus Lutheran Chur ch in
West Oakland. Following the ceremony came
hearty congratulations and then The marriage
feast. After the banquet the bride and groom
departed on their bridal tour. the direction OF
which no one knows but themselves. The
guest. passed the remaining hours OF the night
IN dancing The presents were numerous, ser
yiceahle and valuable. one OF which was a
beautiful desk from The groom, with pad-up
lie insurance policy Ter $4,000 for sixty
years.
Lewis Marshall.
Quits pleasant event on Tuesday at high
noon was the marriage of Mis-. AnabeIl Mar.
shall OF HealGshurg and T. G. Lewis of Oak
land at the residence OF the brides aunt, Mrs.
j. Mclean Of 700 Thirteenth street. The
bride. who is the daughter OF Mrs. A. E. Coch-
ran, is one OF Sonomas sweet yocalists and an
acknowledged eloeutionlst. The groom Is the
manager Of The Oakland district of the Singer
Manufacturing Company.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Thomas
Filbln OF the Methodist Church on California
street, San Francisco. The bride /. 4 hand
soma Grmi-bonds asd was sitirtd Ia very
becoming silver gray travelling sui. and en-.
tered leaning on the arm OF her Uncle j. Me-
Lean. After congratulations all repaired to the
dining D0m. fghere an elegant luncheon was
served. fns peNel feature Of the occasion being
the bride drinking from the cup used By her
great gIea araDdmotber On her wedding day.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis left on the afternoon train
for Santa Cruz The presents were many and
beautiful.
Tbs following guests were present: Rev. and
Mrs. Filbln. Mrs. A. Z. Cochran. Mrs. Pimm
(grandmotnsr Of The brideA Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mclean. Miss Myrnie Marshal. Master
Frye. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jones and Miss AIDE
lalde Stills
On the return of Mr. aud Mrs. Lewis they
Will be at home 30 their friends on Tuesday
evening al 1855 Thirteenth street.
The wedding OF Miss Ernestina Gallick and
ri. J. Oliver took place last Monday evening at
the Church Nus.trs Sonora &c Guadalupe. The
bride. who were becoming silvergray travel
ing gown. was attended by Mrs. c. r. Wilson.
The maid OF honor WAS Miss Camilla Ybarra
and the best man was c. p. Wilson. A btiet
reception was held afterward al the home OF
the BRIDES parents On the following day the
happy couple left for Santa Cruz and later on
VIII visit the Columbian Exposition.
Newkirk- Searle.
charming wedding took place on Thursday
afternoon, July 20, al the residences OF Mrs.
Charlie. Lux, on the corner OF Jackson and
Cough streets. The bride was Miss Annie s.
Searle, niece of Mrs Lux, and the groom was
John II. Neukirk of this city. Handsome and
fragrant blossoms adorned the rooms in pro-
fusion, CIR atiur most attractive scene. a
limited number OF relatives and intimate iriend.
witnessed the ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. DIR. Sprague of the Mission Unitarian
Church. The bride. a beautiful blonde, ap-
peared in a taE-colored travelling suit and
looked very happy. Refreshments we've served
in The dining.room after the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newkirk have gone 70 Lake Ia hoe 10 pass
their honeymoon.