The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-27
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tne congratulations of those in attendance and
was Inspected. After that there was dancing
unlll O'Clock, when a sumpluous supper was
served, which was followed by more dancing.
~, mr.; ana Mrs. Rich departed on Wednesday to
make tour OF southern California AID will re-
Siue u THIS city when they return.
Peel-Code.
The Emanuel Baptist Church was the scene
last Thursday evening of the wedding OF Miss
Gladys May Code, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
fhilip ID. Code, and Dr. Jonathan Nj. Peel. son
OF Mrs. Thomas ID. Morffew. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DIR. S. Morse Of OAK
land. The bride was beautifully attired IN
gown OF pink silk bengane, with a fall of
point lace. Miss Bessie Code, the brd IS sis
Ter, attended as maid OF honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss Maude Durant aud " ISIS
Marian MORRISON. Master r. Graves aud Miss
Jennie Peel acted as fiower-bearers, he little
people being dressed in exquisite taste. Robert
reel, brother OF the groom, acted as best man,
while Jerome Painter, Philip Code Jr., Charles
and Thomas Code acted as ushers. After the
ceremony, which was witnessed by large
crowd, the dding party repaired TO the resi-
dence OF the brides parents at $50 Valencia
street, where congratulations were in Order
aud some very handsome presentations were
made TO the young couple.
Wheeler-Bearce.
very pretty wedding took place last night
at the residence of Mrs. Esther Cohen, 1921
GeaIy street, when her daughter. Mrs. LOttie
Bearce, was united ia the bonds OF matrimony
TO Charles s. Wheeler of the firm of Ludwig &
Co. The bride Is a petite brunette with spark
ling eyes and hair of the sunset hue. She is
accomplished In many ways and has charm
OF manner that wins friends for her at once.
The groom Is gentleman of sterling worth,
whose many friends wish him all the happi-
ness they know Is In store for him.
A limited number OF friends and relatives
were assembled in the beautifully decorated
a ~ wi an he "a n a q
Ceremony was performed by Rev. NJ. 5. Levy
and Superior Judge Walter ii. Levy. The
bride looked lovely in an elegant robe of silk
that was changeable from pink TO gray.
The bodice OF reseda-colored velvet was cut
N-shape and filled in with gold-enbrodered
Duchesse lace. The bouffant sleeves were Of
the same shade OF velvet and extended 10 the
wrists. AT the right of The skirt was Nsbaped
panel OF cream and gold brocade Her orna-
ments were brooch OF diamonds at the cor
sage and solitaire earrings.
Congratulations followed the ceremony and
then most elaborate dinner was served. Mr.
Plato acted as POSTMASTER and felicitous re-
SponseS were made by almost all present
Dancing was enjoyed afterward until about
o'clock IN tile morning. The wedding presents
were of exceptional elegance. MIR. ana Mrs.
Wheeler will return In few days from their
wedding trip ana Will reside al 120612 Suffer
street. They will rec i've gu the first aud third
Wednesdays OF each month.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Wheeler, Mrs. Esther Cohen, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Brooks, Miss Matte Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Cohen. Mrs. Joseph Stein, Mr..
and Mrs. !. Sibersteln, Miss Gertrude Stein.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Plato Mr. and Mrs. Ernst
H. Ludwig, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bloch. Mrs
hale Cohen, MI. and Mrs. Emil Magner,
Miss Ella harris, Harry Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. RoIhschid. Mr. and Mrs. /. III. Wise, MIR.
and Mrs. Alfred harris. Mr. and Mrs. S.
Ostroski. DR.. Abrams. Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Judge
Walter II. Levy. Miss Essie Wise, Miss Mabel
Harris, Master Willie Ludwig. Mrs S. kOrper,
Miss Rose Korper. Benjamin Korper and
others.
Jones-ButterfieId.
ST. PauPs Episcopal Church in Sacramento
was the scene on Sunday morning, November
10. Of quiet wedding, which. however, was
interesting in many ways. The bride was Miss
Ada Butter field, only daughter OF William
ulterfield. wel-knowD reaEeState agent OF
this city and resident of MenIo Park. After
completing her education in this State she
Travelled through the Eastern States under the
care of her aunt Mrs. i. II. Smith OF Chicago,
and afterwaId was the guest of Mrs. Phoebe
Hearst in Washington. ID. G. The groom was
Professor Will m Carey Jones. on OF the
faculty IN the University OF California, holding
the chair OF history. Through business differ
eDces between The father aud the brother Of The
bride ii was decided not 10 have the wedding
take place at the family residence In Menlo
Park, so Sacramento WIS chosen. After the
ceremony the newly welded couple left to
make southern tour, and will reside In Ber-
kelley when they return.
Fair-Crocker.
a charming wedding was ceieDfaleu In Cen-
terville. at high noon Saturday. November 18,
when J. b. Fair, nephew OF Senator Fair was
married 10 Miss Abbie G. Croker, the young
est daughter of Mrs. Annie Croker. Rev. +.
ii. Robinson of Centerville performed the eere-
mony, assisted by Rev. j. Gilfillen of Pleas
anton. Only the most intimate friends, num-
bering about thirty guests, were present al the
services ard remained 10 the wedding break
fast Immediately following. Rev. j. S. Gilhllen
gave the toast to the bride, Harry Lynch the
toast 10 the bridegroom. and Harry Babb the
toast to both bride and bridegroom. most
happy incident was the reading OF an original
poem, written for The occasion by the brides
mother.
Over 200 invitations had been issued for the
reception in the afternoon, aud guests from all
over the valley came TO wish the young couple
a happy future. The presents were numerous
and costly, and with few exceptions were
suited to the needs of young couple just be-
ginning houseket ping. The horal decorations
were profuse. yel extremely tasteful. Mr.. and
Mrs. FAIR left on The afternoon train for an ex-
tended wedding trip, and upon their return
win make their home in Centerville, where Mr..
Fair has just Quilt a cottage.
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