The morning call., 1893-10-23
WEDDINGS.

.: Z he wedding Of Miss Maud Morrow, daughter
:: OF Judge and Mrs. w. ". Morrow. and Lieu
;. tenant Augustus F. FechteleT Z. 5. n, took
place last Monday at ST. PauPs Episcopal
Church. in San Rafael, and was attended by
e, many friends Of the young couple. The chan
eel was handsomely decorated with flowers and
foliage. The ceremony was performed at half
past t4eFYs O'Clock. Miss Ruger acted as maid
:ef nonOr, Miss Belle MeKenna and Miss May
Holman were the bridesmaids, and Frank
Feehteler of New York was best man. After
tile ceremony reception was held at the resi-
q deDce OF the brides parents, aud delicious
deJeuner was served. A large number Of costly
w dding gifts were received. In the evening
. Lieutenant an Mrs. Fechleler left to make a
tour OF the Eastern States.
JANSEN Cairns.
The First United Presbyterian Church was
the scene OF very pretty wedding on WedDes-
DAY, October II, when Miss Belle Cairns,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Cairns, was
nnied in marriage to Edward a. Jansen. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. M. NJ. Glib
. seH, DID.
The bride was attired In becoming gown of
white silk, and carried a bouquet of Bride
roses, her sister, Miss Lizzie Cairns. acting as
her maid OF honor. After the ceremony re-
.ception was held at the home Of the BRIDES
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jansen departed for
the south In the afternoon.
Levy-Jacobs.
Levy took place on Sunday evening" October
ID, at the residence of the brides mother POLL
Pine street. The rooms were beautifully deco
raled With white roses and smilax, and were
nlled by the friends of the young couple. The
ceremony was imDressiVely performed by Rev.
NJ. ). Levy. and was followed by the service Of
az elaborate supper, at which numerous dis
patches were read from relatives In the East
and Europe. Dancing was also enjoyed. and
= II was almost O'Clock IN the morning when
q hl nil aFnfa fair oR0ao fN and I'm fhaf fol
lowing Gay the happy couple departed on their
wedding trip aud viii soon return.
Among those pr. sent were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Poiiack, MIR. and Mrs. FL. L. Springer, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Barney Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz,
Misses Becky and Nancy Jacobs, Mrs. 2. A.
Jacobs, Nj. and Mrs. Rosenfhal, Mr.. and Mrs.
field and son, Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Furst. Mr..
and Mrs. GreeDberg aud family of San Jose,
Joe Springer. Ellie Springer, Albert Springer,
Miss Celia Jacobs. Louis and Abe Jacobs,
Napa, Miss Annie Levy of Napa, /. Jacobs,
q. Jacobs, Miss Ray Jacobs, William BrenDer,
Misses Lille ana Annie Schwartz, Charles
SIegel, Miss Lille Regan, j. RegaD, Master
SOlly ROsenthal, Misses Mabel and Ethel
Rosenthal. Misses Roselle and Alberta
Schwartz. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jacobs. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Samuels, Barney j. Strauss of New
York, aud others.
Blum-Rhine.
The wedding of Miss Addie Rhine. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhine, and Max Blum
OF Martinez. took plare at the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, Clayton, Contra Costa County,
Sunday. October Is. at II o'clock noon. The
young couple are well known 10 society circles.
both In Contra Costa County and this city, aud
their popularity was proven by the large ar
ray of handsome wedding presents sent to
them by their relatives an friends.
The guests from the city were met upon the
arrival OF the train al Concord by large num-
Der Of teams aud driven to Clayton; where they
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Rhine. The
paIlOrs. were arIistically decorated, and the
seen, when the wedding procession entered
shortly after 12 O'clock 10 the strains OF NJ ed
e!Ssohns wedding march, was bea utful and
charming one. The maid of honor was Miss
Kay Rhlue, sister of the bride, and the Misses
Aquie LObree and Pauline, Esther and Annie
Rhine ed as bridesmaids. Samuel Goldman
was lhe groums snIan. After the bridal party
nau assumed their stations under The canopy
Inc marriage ceremony was performed by Rev.
DI- m. ;. Levy in a most impressive manner.
a. AZ me conclusion Of the ceremony the young
cogpe were overwhelmed with good wishes
@ suu nta'ly congratulations, and during the dis
.sSIISsion Oh the elaborate wedding breakfast
a 'SSHsttaIohs poured In on them from all sides.
. %, ~ nu.ioei Oh toasts and speeches we're made,
80 o. iu.,ue same strain Of affectiOnate good will,
Srr-n nuInoer OF congratulatory teirgrams
T5,a bI9s birle19s unable 10 be present were read.
'iS pIrdkldst table was spread In a summer
aIoor, which had been enlarged for the occa-
rated anu pio'useiy oo'o-
:. :. Al O'Clock the guests were driven IN Mar.
e;rd NJ SSlSH 49, the late train to the city. Mr.
~ ). max Blum left shortly after me cere-
niony LOT santa Cruz where they Will spend the
icnMTyInoon. Upon their return they win reside
M.sAmaong "a those present were: Jacob Rhine.
Ine misses Fannie and Pauline Rhine Mrs n
1Msueslaeoier, MISS Annie Nuesiaedter. MIR. aud
Pav;in Pds; Snaries Rhine Miss Rhine, the Misses
1auIlne L., ESthrr and Annie Rhine
!: Rhine, Elias Rhine, Morris Rhine MI and
Mrs. Slnon Blum. MIR. aud Mrs. Gabriel BIun,
Mr. and MIS-. Albert E. Blum Mrs. / Isndo'
Adele and Ruth LObree, A. Allan Iobree, Mr.
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