The morning call., 1893-02-20

As the soft strains of the wedding march
were heard a passage was made for the
bridal party by the ushers. who marked
their way with long streamers of white
satin ribbon. Daintily attlred il white silk
crepe and carrying in her hand a bunch Of
white hyacinths. the maid Of honor. Miss
Beatrice Badt, headed the bridal process
sion. Following her came little pages. the
Masters Selby and Milton Badt, in costumes
of black velvet and white silk. bearing the
wedding ring upon cushion OF white silk
and lace. Esther Goldstone and Selma
Badt, prettiy dressed in white, preceded
the bridesmaids, the Misses Sadie BIeslauer.
Annie C0hn, Sophie StOlZ, Dora Israel and
Minnie Stolz, attended by the groomsmen.
Mr.. j. Goldst0ne, who acted as best man,
and MessTs. n. Franklin. Leon Lazarus.
Bert Kahn and DR.. S. G.. Mish. The beauty
OF the bride was enhanced by the magniti-
ceGce OF her wedding-dress. beautiful robe
of white velour silk and rara lace. She
entered the room on the arm of her father,
followed by Mrs. NJ. Badt, escorted by the
father of the bridegroom, and the bride
groom, leading his mother. 1t was a very
pretty and effective scene.
The Rev. DR.. Levy delivered an eloquent
address, and the ceremony over the joyous
party showered It's congratulations on the
newly edded pair. The wedding banquet
was served in the large dning-room. and
during the feast many congTatulatOry tele
grams were read and t0asts given. AS soon
as full Justice had been done 10 the deli
ciOus menu the guests repaired to the large
hall. where dancing was kept up until
morning. The charming couple were the
recipients of many elegant presents, lnclud-
ing sets Of silver, bTonZes and valuable
paintings. On the completion Of the honey
moon Mr.. and Mrs. GoldstOne will take up
their residence in Portland. Oregon.
Doran-Reed.
Many friends assembled in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Doran, 100 Precita ave-
nue., last Tuesday evening. the 14th inst
Valentines day-to witness the marriage Of
their daughter, Alice G. NJ. Doran, and Mr..
Walter NJ. Reed of England. The spacious
paIlors were beautifully decorated for the
occasion. The solemn ceremony Of the
Episcopal church was lmpressiyely per-
formed by Rev. John Gray, pastor of the
Church of the Advent. After the esteemed
couple were united the friends Showered
congratulations and hearty gOod-wishes for
their future well-beng. Accounting to the
supplied with everything TO tickle the pal
ale. Songs, instrumental music and dane
ing followed till an early hour in the morn
ing. The newly welded pair will spend
their honeymoon in San Jose.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
IL l.. DoId W. H. OoIdi, +. y. DOldu, VI
II. Hamor, Miss A. l.. HamOr. Master
Charles Doran. Misses Alice Schandell.
Carrie Tochainen, Lulu Clarke. G. Wise
man. Mr. ard Mrs. Farrell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Salisbury. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs Beandelt, Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Mize, Mr..
and Mrs. y. Winants; Mr.. and Mrs; J.
Calan, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Mrs. X, Her
ring. Miss A. Herring, Mrs. J. w. Malur.
Mrs Laporte, Miss c. Laporte, Misses
\. and L. Underwood, Miss c. IschieneD,
Miss J.. Clarke. n. Mccarthy, Ada Schau-
dell. Mrs G. Christie. Miss NJ. Christie.
Misses NJ. Walsh, \. Clarke. E. Clarke. E.
Bandelt, Mrs. Donahue. ID. Fergue. A. Van
Misses A. Collins, Miss Withers. w. NJ.
Kitchen, Messrs. L. Nalur, q. Wiseman, j.
Willatur. II. Fugue, NJ. Egan. M. Berry. a.
Gautner, NJ. Mead, a. Collins, c. Herring.
Master Charles Farrell, Master NJ. b.
Farrell.
Hermann-Cane.
Miss Zipora Cane was married last
Wednesday evening 10 Mr.. Max Hermann
by the Rev. DR.. Levy in the presence of a
few relations and intimate friends. After
the ceremony a delicious supper was en-
j0yed. The happy couple have gone TO Del
Monte to enjoy their honeymoon and on
ceive their friends at their home. 16071a Fol-
som street.
Stanford GoOdspeed.
Miss Annie a. Goodspeed daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Goodspeed, and Mr.
William Z. Stanford were married en- Sat
urday last by tie Rev. Father Prendergast
in ST. Mary's Cathedral on Van Ness ave-
nue.. The wedding was quiet, only a few
friends and relatives being pres
emit Mr. and Mrs. Stanford are now enjoy
ing a trip through the southern part of the
State.
Fursman-COnnOn.
On Thursday evening. the 9th inst, Miss
Rose Common. the beautiful and accomplished
only daughter of Mrs. George Common Of 300
Dorland street, was married TO Mr.. ". l..
Fursman of the firm of Raphael 81 Co. The
parlors were handsomely decorated with
smilax and flowers and presented very
pretty appearance.
The wedding guests were received by Mrs.
Common. the mother Of the bride. and Miss
Josie Oleson.
After the happy couple had received the
congratulations of their friends and listened
10 a musical entertainment given by some
Of the guests. the company repaired to the
where delicious wedding
feast WAS thoroughly enjoyed. The choice
viands were washed down with bumpers OF
sparkling champagne, and the happy bride
and groom were toasted over and over again,
to which the groom responded In an appro-
pirate manner.
TIE presents, which were numerous and
costly, We're displayed on a large table
placed in the bay-windOw and were much
admired by all. Mr.. and Mrs Fursman left
amid the usual shower of stlngng rice and
Old shoes. with many tender g0od-byes and
good wishes for their lifelong happiness.
The following were PRESENT: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Common. Mr. and Mrs. EnOs,
Mr.. ard Mrs. McGregOr, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Sorley. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie LauriSt0n, Mr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Fursman. Mr. and Mrs
Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Hulooghan. Mr.. ard Mrs. Willis
ton. Miss :. Looney, Miss Josie 0leson,
Miss Jennie b. Duncan, Miss }. Trainer
Miss 3. Holman; Messrs. John Common, 3
Mckee, w. Fancher, j. Il. Kidd, George
Common Jr., Professor James A. Kerr, Nh
Smith. Mr.. Greppin. and Master Harry
Common.
BOyle-DiIIon.
Miss Nellie j. Dillon OF this city and Mr..
John l.. Boyle of Mendocino County were
married on the 9th inst in st. Joseph's
Church by the Rev. John Dillon. brother
Of the bride, WHO also celebrated the nup-
tial mass which Immediately followed the
ceremony. MeTcadante, MIL
Iard's mass, and Loretz's AVE Maria"
were beautifully sung. the sweet voices of
The singers blending in perfect harmony
with the rich tones of the organ, which was
presided over by Professor Z. j. Sullivan,
" no had previously heralded the approach
Of the bridal party by playing Mendels-
sohn's wedding March," At the con-
clusiOn Of the religious services the we'd
ding guests repaired to the home of the
bride on Howard street. where an elaborate
breakfast was served. Late in the
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Palace Hotel, prior 10 their departure on
the honeymoon trip. The presents were
numerous. costly and useful.
Among the invited guests were: Rev. j.
Dillon. Rev. p. Seaman, Rev. J. Melvin,
Rev. Z. Smith, Rev. j. McCue. Rev. j. p.
Coyle, Rev. T. Kinley; Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs.
Messner, Mrs. BonDell. Mrs. J. Fitzgerald.
Mrs p Crown, Mrs. Lsrkin, Mrs. Flanni-
gan. MIS-. Gibson. Miss Boyle. Miss Fitz-
gerald, Miss Driscol. Miss Shea. Miss