The morning call., 1893-12-25
WEDDINGS.

There was pretty wedding at the residence
Of Mrs. Elisha Cook, corner o. Sixteenth street
and Hof avenue, last Wednesday noon when
her daughter, Miss Leonide Cook. was united
IN marriage to Gilbert Quincy. Only few
'felatdves and very Intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony, which was performed by Rev.
Hora1 10 Stebbins in the handsomely decorated
PaTloT, which was adorned in tones of green
&c and FED with evergreens and Christmas berries
Oscar Newhouse was the best man and the
maid Of honor was Miss Mabel Gross, who
wore gown OF White silk and gold brocade. The
bride appeared in a becoming gown of white
six aud her mother wore rich robe of white
satin, with an overdress of black beaded lets.
Mrs. Elisha Van Syke Cook appeared In a
gown 81 green cloth with bodice OF Terra Gotta
colored satin and bOufant sleeves. A bout half
ar holi after the ceremony about thirty init
:mate friends called and, after congratulating
The newly welded couple, particpa ed in the
wedding breakfast. during which ROsners
Hungarian Orchestra played conc ri music. In
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy left for Coro-
Hsdo Beac6, where they Will stay about two
weeks aud then return TO this city.
A lrip TO Mexico is contemplated next
spring They will receive their friends
junction with Mr.. ana Mrs Elisha Van
sSlgke Cool, al the home OF the brides mother
Ire wedding presents were numerous and
costly. Among those who were at the recep-
zion were: Nj. and Mrs Elisha Cook. Mr.. and
J. mrs Elisha Van Slyke Cook. Mr.. and Mrs
George Outon. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Douglas
FFy, Mr.. and Mrs ID. c. T. Perkins Mrs. r. w.
1aIant- rs. NJ. A. ightman. Mrs. Charles
. Green; Miss Alice Scott, Miss Anna Kuhler
MRS: Laura Bates, Miss Gertrude Severance
. MISS Masten, Misses WEIGH, Misses Grant
: aaIIoll Cook, Dr.. Grimm. S. g. Bucklee and
William Heath.
:: Adams-JohnstoDe.
.. A very pretty wedding took place last Mon
day evening at the residence OF DR.. W. A.
Sublette, cousin OF the bride. on San Jose ave-
hue, Alameda. The contracting parties were
Charles b. Adams, cousin OF General Ruger,
and Miss Susie h. JohnStone. both of San
Francisco. Rev. DIR. Stebbens officiated. Miss
Carrie 'Lampe Of S u Francisco was brides
maid and DR.. q. 5. Bacbman best man.
The.brde look charming IN a white silk
and BLONDE lace Empire gown trimmed with
orange blossoms.
The presents were numerous and costly.
Atterthe ceremony the evening was spent in
dancing. and AT late hour supper was served.
afieT which tile bappy couple LETT, amid d
shower Of rice aud good wishes.
Athias-Iverson.
j. Aihias. third officer of the steamer Oceanic,
vas nnlled in marriage TO Miss Lottie Iverson
oI All OcaYla stieet last Thursday evening at
" English i.utheran Church on Geafy street.
M: Bolton acted as best man. assisted by G. b.
\ Nels9p. Miss Gertrude lverson was brides
naAlu, assisted by Miss Julia Smith. Tier the
SSo.oil,Vu5 was peIfoim The couple d1d
IienuN were driven 10 California Hall, which
was thistelu,ly decorated. where they were con-
3. X s i".eu ny Their many friends. Ibey intD
nal uoHn 20 d SUN er, at which toasts we've
gwen 10 ~ many couple. Dancing was then
eeh!"yeu unti Daylight. when the couple lett
Ine nan hIilu a shower of lice for Santa Cruz,
mneIt II. VIII >lend heir honeymoon. Among
s me oi n,aby peahlhui wedding gifts was one
omcefs Of lie steamer Oceanic
bandie-KuCks.
AN Interesting wedding took place last
Wednesday evening al thr beautiful residence
oil I. ID hucks, lol7 Myrtle street On that
occasion lie parents and large number of
iriehas celebrated the nuplas of George e.
Bandle and Miss Annie Kucks.
The ceremony TOOK place in the narIors Of
che residence, The happy couple standing imme-
alate,y -, IN lrcgt OF III large bay-wIndow open
she alcoVe we're richly decorated with Mowers
ana Formed a most attractive setting for the
beautiful pride. the groom and he attendants
The bride was attended by her sister Miss
Katie kncks, and Miss Marie Metzper. The
groom was attended by A. w. billiard and