The morning call., 1893-10-02

Lew Mr.. and Ma. I. Steinhart MIR. ana Mrs
P. Liiienthal Nj, and Mrs. Seiigman. Mr.: ana
Mrs j. Klein Mr' ,oaS aSd Colonel MTs and Mrs. 1.
TrumDo. Mrs b. Roth. Misses AueT6acn,
Raphael, Nathan. Place, Gettleson, Bioch,
Nathan, RotnS Htrshfeld. Gronw ,n1a,',id ~, m"ud
Myer Tom ald Galland, Messrs Rothschlia'
Galand korl, Klein, Baum. AuetDacu, BECK
Grothwen, Hfsnfeld. samuels. HONG sDereerl
Neubauer. ugge Roth. Quinn, Levy Lpmah
aud Bloch.
Anderson Hamerton.
An interesting wedding took place at the
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church last
wednesday evening when Miss Lillian Hamer-
ton, daughter OF MIR. and mrs. Johh hahertoi.
was married TO William e. Anderson, late OF
the IT,ited States navy. The church was
beautYullv decorated with flowers and WAS
crowded with friends of the young couple, when
the ceremony of marriage was performed Dy
Rev. DR. Wenk. Frank Y. Loomer acted as
bess man and Miss Edlth Il. Mortisou was Lug
maid OF honor.
The bride was daintly attired in white SILK
. robe trimmed with rare point lace. a moving
veil OF white tulle was conhned 10 her colnufe
by a wreath of orange blossoms. one cdrrleu d
bouquet of Bride roses.
4 The maid of honor wore pretty gown OF pale
blue silk trimmed with point lace. Her hand
bouquet was of white sweet peas.
Alter the wedding reception was held at the
home offhe brides parents. 336 Twenty-eighth
street, where CONGRATULATIONS were EXTENDED 10
the happy couple. A delicious supper was
served later. The wedding presents were
numerous aud handsome.
Among those present at the reception were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamerton, b. HamertoD,
Mrs. Wilson, MIR. and Mrs. L. Anderson, Mr.
aud Mrs. Morrison, Miss Wilson, Mr.. and Miss
E. NorrsOn, Mr.. and Mrs. SteventOn, George
and Irving Steventon, Mr.. LO0mer, Miss Rates,
the Missrs Ada and Annie Hammond, G. Rude,
Mr.. Harrington, MIR. Busharra, Miss Stevenson,
Mr.. Miller, Miss Loomer. Mr.. and Mrs. Wenk,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis. Miss Isabel Lewis. Miss
j. Hovey, Mrs. Detz, Miss j. Horn, r, Came.
Lyons-Haberlan.
Among the events of the past week was the
wedding OF Miss Rose Habeflan and Hugh L.
Lyons, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents
In West Berkeley, on last Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was performed oy tne heV.
Father Phillips, in the presence OF iaIgo
gathering of relatives and friends.
The bride was attended by her sister, MISS
Annie. and Charles Gilmartin acted as the
groom's best man. After the ceremony wed
ding feast was served. The guests made
merry and toasts were offered TO the health OF
the happy couple. The bride and groom oe-
parted under the customary shower 0t rice.
Bruns-KIatt.
One OF the prettlest weddings OF the season
was solemnized Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 90 when Miss Adde L. Klatt. daughter
of Ferdinand Klatt OF this city. and j. Z. Z.
Bruins of Oakland were united In the bonds OF
matrlmony at the house of the brides brother.
Walter f. klatt on Twenty-third street. The
Misses schroeder of Alameda acted as brides
m IDS ana Albert Wissel and Albert Helmken
acted as grOomSmen. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. Fuendehng, pastor
Of ST. Marks German Church, and the sacie ed
bonds assumed While a few relatives look eu on
with sincere wishes of future happiness. Alter
the ceremony a IeceptiOn.waS neld AUG a Sunp-
tuous supper enJ0yed. The wedding presenis s
W. re of Infinite variety and exceeding beauty.
The happy pair left Thursday morning Tor San
jose, where lie honeymoon Will be passed al
tie Hotel Vendome. They VIII receive thelr
fIiends after October 1 at their new home, 754
Oak street. No cards.
StaiIey- mccormick.
ST. Mary's Cathedral was the scene last
Thursday morning of the wedding of Miss Mol-
lie Mccormick, oldest daughter OF 5. j. McCor-
mick, and George Staley, who Is grand sscre'
tary OF the Young Mems Institute and popular
member OF he Olympic Club. The sacred
edifce was filed with friends OF the young
couple, and tie sanctuary was ablaze With
light. The ceremony was performed at $50
O'Clock. Charles MeAulIffe and Frank Nc
Glynu were the usbers while the maid OF nonor
was the brides pretty sister, Miss Annie Me-
Cormek, who appeared In becoming Gfecian
gown of white silk and carried bouquet OF
white blossoms. Charles Sullivan attended the
groom az best man.
The bride, d beautiful brunette, was attired
In gray broadclotb, trimmed with white chiffon
and wore large white hat trimmed with mara
bout lips. She carried whl!c pr3yer-Dook.
After The ceremony the bridal party was driven
to the home of the bride on Turk street, where
an elabOr. te breakfast was enley q. Ihe
many wedding presents received -attested tC
fle popularity OF the youDg couple. Mr.. and
Mrs Stailey left in The afternoon on southern
tour, and when they return they Will reside al
The Heath House.