The morning call., 1893-08-28
WEDDINGS.

An interesting affair of the past week was the
wedding of Miss II ari- Roeding, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick R0edng of ;his CITY.
and Ferdinand Weber OF Berlin, which took
place al noon last Wednesday In the FIRST
Presbyterian Church nn Van Ness avenue
The meeting and couffShiD Of the young couple
In The Yosemite Valley were romantic to a de-
gXS and the nupIlals followed IN rapid sue
nNe church was crowded when the bridal
Wy made It's appearance. and lhe chancel
lad as frightened by an effectivt decoration of
N,onIeal plants and fragrant blossoms. The
6Femony WAS most impressive one and It
Was performed by Rev. }. NJ. Buehler. MISS
Enifpa Lohse acted maid of honor and ap-
peared In stysh gown OF white cIepou over
white satin. She Carried a bouquet of Pana
Gontier roses. George Rneding was the besi
man, ana The ushers comprised Frederick
Roedng Jr., Alfred Sutro, I. Rylaud and MI
TIE BRIDES robe was of white moire antique
mace with delntraln ana trimmed with silk
chinon. Her haud bouquet was of Niphetos
roses. Alter the ceiemuny the bridal party,
with few relatives and Intimate friends, were
driven 10 The residence of the BRIDES parents,
1910 Washington street. In the beautifully
decorated parlUTs congratulations were *
tended 10 the newly welded couple, after which
delicious bTeaAf last was served under Lud-
wigs direction. Later in the day VI r. and Mrs.
Weber departed on their wedding trip. They
Will receive heir friends on Friday Sestrnibe
8, at 1910 Washington sreet, ana on the fol-
lowing Sunday Will leave for Berlin, where they
will reside.
Marshali=Crane.
The First Congregational Church was the
scene OF a pretty wedding last Wednesday
evening, when Miss Lilabel Crane, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel ?. Crane, was united in
marriage to Joseph Henry Marshall, who is
connected with the DuHham- arrgan- Hayden
Company. Several hundred friends OF tile
young couple were assembled iu the church
when The organist played the wedding march
soon after $3.50 o'clock The bridal party was
headed by the four ushers Sewell BRYANT
Louis Carrigan, K. b. Church aud b. B. SturdI-
want. Then came the maid of honor Miss
Anna Marshall who wore a pretty gown OF
pale bIue lpdia SILK anq carried a bouquet OF
pink roses. She was followed by the brid-
who was escorted by her father. The brides
robe was of crystal bengaline made with A
demtrain and trimmed with point lace. The
flowing veil of white luIie was held In place by
diamond brooch that glistened IN her couture
Rev. Dr. Brown performed the ceremony.
Afterward an Informal reception was held al
he residence of the brides parents on Page
street. A delicious supper was served and lie
evening was delightfully."- passed. The wedding
CUTS were numerous aud elegant. MIR. and
Mrs. Marshall went TO Lake Tahoe on Thurs
day to paSs their honeymoon. When they re
luin they VIII occupy heir new home on Devils
adero street.
Kohn-Kutz.
Beneath beautiful bower of sweet peas and
ferns Miss Nay Kuz. daughter of Fir. and Mrs.
y. NJ huiz, and Simon kOhn were married
last Tuesday evening in the rOtunda at the
u Ili " uuiilpCI VI ICidtlFCS
auu friends were present when Rabbi Jacob
'oofsanger read the ritual that made the twain
ohe. Inc tar bride wore a most becoming
a1 aooe @ Oh Whlte satin, trimmed With point lace,
atu was attend by Miss Blanche hutZ, MISS
Alce Ansbacher, Miss Beatrice Bacnman,
! MIS- peiie GOODMAN and Miss Sarah Silver
Dat "G s,iI Hei 22IIiuesmaIds. The groomsmen
Were: Milton huiz, Henry Scnussier. Arthur
Sllverberg and Arthur Bdchman
AIer lEe ceremony sumptuOus dinner was
served 10 the spacious banquet ball which was
ela6orately decorated with flowers and foliage.
Following tie least was dancing which Was
enjoyed until after O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. KObn left on "Wednesday ro
pass their honeymoon at Lake Tahoe They
Will reside permanently at the Ho tel Rlcheieu.
IIs-Sievers.
At The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl.
SleVers, 1922 Green street. a charming wed
ding took place last Tuesday morning, when
their daughter, Miss Kate Sevrrs, was made
the wife of John q. lis. The various rooms
were decorated in exquisite taste with freshly
cutieu mowers from the conserYatOrIes adjacent
Na W t15 nOuse, and The beauty and fragrance of
tne pio ssOhs made a pleasant theme for con-
seisdtiou- heY John A. Emery performed the
ma hhailiSge ceremony in the presence or num-
pst pEI VI intimate fiends of the happy couple.
fiy MISS May oleVers and Miss Mollie lis were the
CiiueslhSIus aud Armand de Courieux ana
rafe braa oasn fas, aeted as groomsmen. An elabo-
!aIo Die6sldst was served at noon and later in
'pe u"y MI ana Mrs. lis left for Del Monte.
Porter-Easton.
Al 81 MARKS Episcopal Church in Berkeley
an interesting wedding took place last Wednes-
day morning at 0:30 O'clock when Miss Mary
Elizabeth Easton. only daughter OF Rev. G.
A. Easton. was married to Warren REYNOLDS
Porter OF Iona ffieta Santa Cruz COUNT, the
rector officiating and giving away The bride
Bishop Nichols OF San francesca pronounced
the final benedlction. Mr.. Porter was accom-
panied 10 the altar by the mother OF the bride
Miss M A. Doremus OF Santa Barbara entered
the church With Stanly a. Easton, Miss Halle