The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-27
WEDDINGS.

An interesting wedding took place at
the residence Of Mrs. II. Albert Mau,
2215 Broadway, last Tuesday evening when
her daughter, Miss Alice Mau, was united
IN marriage to Frederick II. Hood of Santa
Rosa. The bride is bright young lady,
handsome demi-blonde and The possessor of
varied accomplishments. She is one of the
members of tue Club of 80 that was so popular
three years ago. Mr.. Hood is the son OF Thomas
Hood of Santa Rosa and is United States
GaugeE at that place. lie is a general faVorite
with all who know him.
The commodious APARTMENTS of the residence
made them appel Pay cularly attractive. The
bridal bowssgsT - main salon was wrought OF
cordons s9ind clusters of yellow chrys-
zszl0wer-decked lace curtains
background. Chrysanthe-
Lber blossoms combined with
sere foliage, we're used In tbs other rooms
- G few relatives and intimate friends
Hse1SSed the ceremony, which was performed
at s 80 O'Clock by Rev. Robert Mackenzie.
Miss 80 Mau was the maid Of honor Miss
Agnes Sas ier and Miss Carrie Hood were the
bridesmaids, j. r, Lipp was the best man,
@ g3a1dmann weIeI he little flower bearers. Her
mann Sadler, uncle of the bride, gave her into
he keeping OF the grossn. The dresses OF the
. bEsde, her maids and her mother are described
as follows:
The bride wore an elegant robe OF heavy
white faille Franchise, made with long court
train. The corsage was high and the sleeves
long, with trimmings of Duchesse lace. spray
Of orange blossoms nestled in her couture and
held In place the gracefully flowing il of
white SILK moleine. Her hands we've ungloved
and she carried bouquet OF Nlpbetos roses.
The maid of honor and bridesmaids were at
tired alike in gowns of canaTy-colored corded
silk, trimmed with chiffon of the same shade,
and cut rouHd al the neck, with elbow sleeves.
Their gloves were OF canary-colored addressed
kid, aud they carried clusters Of yellow chrys-
aBthemums.
Miss Edith Mas wore little gown OF white
corded sill, and carried Cecil Bruner roses;
mad MaSI AF( Pa Ina mn mir or
Willie cloth.
Mis-. Ii. Albert Mau appeared In rich robe
Of black velours de Lyon, Gu train, with trim.
mlngs OF old point ace. her ornaments were
=: diamonds
"A. 8 O'clock the guests, who had been IN.
:y1ted 10 the reception. began TO arrive and con-
:: graduated the happy couple. Then danciug
was commenced and continued until IL O'Clock.
Nhen an elaborate supper was served under
: Iudwig's direction. After that dancing
Eesumed for several hours. The biide and
groom left at midnight amid shower of rice
and good wishes. On Wednesday they departed
i for lie Hotel del Monte aud will visit other
:.p11nts IN Southern California. They will reside
IN Santa Rosa. The wedding gifts were numer-
GUS aud OF much value and beauty.
!: Rich-Hyman.
-: "A brilliant wedding took place last Tuesday
evening at tile residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry
w. Lyman, 1916 California street. Tie bride
was their daughter, Miss Viola Hyman, who is
regarded as one Of the most beautiful young
ladies in Jewish society circles. She is of
medium stature, with gracefully nodded form.
Tttianesque hair and complexion hat Is per-
I! feet. She is very popular and has always been
acentTal figure at the social affairs given at lie
j.: .Concordia Club and the san Francisco Vereln.
=. The groom was Alfred j. Rich, prominent
=: young business man, who is a member of the
firms OF 0Farrell & Lang of this city and Rich
: Bros. & Co. OF New York City. Mr.. Rich is
highly esteemed by bis business and social as
: sOciates, aud Is TO be congratulated upon secur-
= ing such charming partner for life.
-. The arrangements made for the wedding
la Al
D.. left uudoDe that could have added to the pleas
: uFe OF the guests who were about 200 IN num-
: Der. The decorations were exceedingly pretty,
! Tie music was excellent, and the supper IRE
proachable A canvaSsed archway extending
from the curb TO the font door protected the
: arriving guests, who were ushered I'M the hall
way which was embellislled Win clusters of
: Gala lilies and ferns. The front parlor was
: decorated with white cbrysanthemums and
: foliage. liz the bay-window was a dalntlly con-
.atructed canopy OF bamboo SPROUTS, white
.. chIysanthemums, Gala lilies and smllax under
which the marriage vows were taken. I'm.
:mense palm leaves, bamboo and scaflet-nued
reeEnel berries formed the decoration OF the
:: rear parlor, while the dining-room was ornate
;: win profusion OF yellow chrysanthemums.
= Inc wedding march was played al $3.50
: CLOCK, and the bridal party appeared I'D the
: paIiOr before the assembled guests Miss Rose
~ Inc beautiful sister OF the groom. acted
tne ,oiiuesmad q, ana the groom's brother, David
j: . h!c "a VINO came out from New York especially
. 10 atteud The wedding was the best man. Rabbi
): - sa1 toorsanger OF the Temple Enianu-E III
, ofnclated 10 his usual Impressive manner The
: ;scTiDed as follows:
:: Inc pride wore an elegant robe OF white satin
: made IN rocco style. The corsage was cut
=. SQUARE, tHe sleeves extended to the elbows
nesting tne gloves OF white undresstd KID and
: nef nan1-DOuquet was of Niphelos roses From
her couture fell veil of white nile that riD-
pied TO Ihe end of the long court train.
MISS Rose Rich appeared In Partisan gown
O. Wnlte satln With bodice of yellow crepe de
Chine. The corsage was decolleIe. her orna-
ments diamonds, and she carried Pere du Jar.
. din roses.
:. Miss May Slessinger wore a becomipg pr,n.
cesse gown OF pink satin, no de dancing length
The. corsage was round and the sleeves ~.
tended TO the elbows. She carried La France
roses.
:. Mrs. II. W. Hyman. mother OF the bride was
alfred in yellow brocaded satin, en- train trim.
med with Duchesse lace. Her ornaments vera
diamonds.
Immediately following the ceremony came