The morning call., 1893-02-20

| son Of Colonel Cramer OF the bohemian
| Club and Miss Dora Mayrisch, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Rudolph Mayrisch, VIII take
| place on the evening of March 4, at the res
| idence Of the brides parents, 9l4 Green-
| witch street.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
| Frances Goidsten TO Mr.. I. Goldstone.
| They will receive on Sunday, the zoth lhst.'
| AT Mr.. /. Abrabams, COS McAllister street.
The engagement is announced OF MISS
| Annie G. Fitzgerald of 1910 LaTkIn street,
| daughter Of Thomas F tZserald, TO Richard
| Parker Nelson, prominent merchant ana
mine-oWner of juneau, Alaska. They VIII
| be married by Rev. Father PTendergaSt on
| Wednesday evening
| The engagement Is announced OF Mr..
! Moe Rosencrantz TO Miss Violet Collins.
! They will receive next Sunday. at 2jl2 Sac
| rament0 street.
Mr.. Joseph k0hlbecker will take place on
Saturday next, the 25th inst.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
LOtte Ehret 10 Mr.. William Doane. both of
West Berkeley. The wedding will take
place In the near future.
Weddings.
Miss Florence Moulton and Mr.. Arthur
Albert Martin were married last Tuesday
evening in St johns Presbyterian Church,
corner of California and Oetayia streets.
The Rev. Edgar j. Lion, rector of St
Stephens Church, conducted the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss Florence
Livingstone and the bridesmaids ere Miss
Edith KtleIedge ard Miss Julia Fiske of
Lowell, Mass. Mr.. Fred X. Teller was the
gTOOmsman and the UsheTS We're MeSsrs.
Joseph Archibald, George Wellington. Dan
VCallaghan and Bert EDWARDS. Master
Duncan Davis and little Miss Phyllis M0ul-
ton preceded the bridal party The bride
was elegantly attired in robe OF
cream faille silk. Miss h!tteredge
looked charming in pretty costume
with white roses. The bridesmaids
appeared in costumes of yellow figured silk.
with violet trimmings. Little Phyllis wore
yellow brocade fTOck, and Duncan Davis
was nattlIy dressed in a white cloth snlt.
Mrs. MOult On WAS elegantly dressed in rich
black silk, with lavender trimmings. Mrs.
Warner, sister of the bride, wore pale
green silk, and Mrs. A. NJ. Davis. another
sister, was elegantly attTed in Il dress OF
pink silk. After the church ceremony was
over the wedding party were driven TO the
residence Of Mrs. Alexander amer, 1888
Franklin street, and there partook Of an
elaborate marriage feast. Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Will on their return from til honeymoon
! trip reside at 1888 Clay street.
Dow-Lawrence.
very pretty wedding took place last
Tuesday evening in the First Presbyterian
Church, Oakland. the contracting parties
being Miss Emily Lawrence and DR..
Edgar l.. Dow. The church was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion aud the
bride and groom were married beneath
lovely floral wedding bell OF lilies and
ferns. a quintet, composed OF the BROTH
ers of the bride, sung the bridal chorus
from "Lonengrin," as the bridal procession
advanced from the vestibule 10 the chanel.
The bride was attended by Miss Lille Post
as maid OF honor.
DR.. and Mrs Dow are spending their
honeymoon in the southern part of the
State.
Giusti-GutzEOw.
Miss Minnie Gutzkow and DR.. j. j. Giusti
were married last Tuesday morning at ST.
Marks Church on Geary street. The pastor
Of the church, the Rev. Julius FuendeiiDg.
performed the ceremony. The bride looked
very lovely in a handsome travelling dress
Of gray cashmere. trimmed with silver Dasse-
menterie and velvet. She carried beaut-
full bouquet Of lilies Of the valley ard wore
a toQue TO match. Miss Ella GuiZkOw, a
sister of the bride, acled as bridesmaid and
wore very becoming tan-cOiored cashmere
dress, trimmed with fawD-cOl0red velvet
The usheTs were Messrs. Robert Il. Russ,
Harry a. WegeneT, who. like the Guzkows,
have lived il the city since pioneer days.
After the ceremonies the paTty-eighiy III
number-Tepared TO the Mason DoTee,
where they enjoyed an elaborate wedding
breakfast The tables were very prettily
decorated with roses and YiOlets. Dr.. and
Mrs. Ginsti left on their wedding trip to
Napa and Lake counties In the afternoon.
On their return to tie city they Will reside
at 14h Columbia square.
Fish-Graiiani.
Westminster Presbyterian Church pre-
scented a gay appearance at noon on Tues
day last, when Miss Alice Rosetta Graham
was led to the matrimonial altar by Mr..
AZel Hull Fish. The church was crowded
with friends and relatives of the happy
couple and much interest was taken in the
event Cd account OF the bride having for a
long time been a prominent and popular
worker in the Sundsy-schOol. as well as
having been the soprano of the Westminster
choir. The groom has for some time held
the position OF secretary of the I tab Mining
COMPANY but resigned his position to take
up the duties of assistant to the Rev. Dr..
Coyle, the pastor of the First Pres byterian
Church. The brides companions IN the
church and Sunday-schOOl showed their
appreciation for their fellow-woTker by
decorating the church in an elaborate and
artistic manner.
a large she'll of palm and fern leaves was
arranged behind the readiDg-desk, beneath
which the officiating clergyman read the
marriage service. The green leaves were
relieved by lunches OF Gala lilies. white
roses and hyacinths. A beautiful floral bell
was suspended in front, which was made
OF a mass of white roses, lilies Of the valley
and hyacinths. On each side of the read
ing-desk was a mound Of ferns and a pro-
fusion Of roses and lilies. The organ loft
was decorated with fest0OHs Of eVerGreens
and golden rod tied with White satin rib
bon. More beautiful and effective decora-
tions have seldom been seen at a marriage
ceremony. The service was conducted by
the Rev. John Quincy Adams pastor Of the
church, who was assisted by the Rev. r. +.
COyle and the Rev. 4. Z. Fish, both Of
whom came over from oakland for the Oc-
casiOn, the latter being an uncle Of the
groom. Mrs. F. +. DOane, the 0rganist,
played the wedding march from ''Lohen-
grin" as the bridal procession entered the
church.
Messrs. Robert LLOYD, !. w. Cumming
and +. A. Greenwood acted as nshers. The
bride, handsome brunette above the me-
dunn height, looked very distnguee as
she passed up the aisle on the arm Of her
father. she was unattended. MI. Douglas
Cornell was best man. After the rere-
mony the wedding party, numbering about
thirty. repaired TO the Palace Hotel. there
to enjoy a delicious wedding breakfast that
was served in one OF the elegant private
dning-roUms. The bride was elegantly
dressed in a costume of blue corded silk
ana hedIeTn clOtD- MIS-. GFanam wore
dress OK rich black silk; Miss Nellie
Graham was daintily atired in neat blue
cloth costume. Mr. and Mrs Fish have
gone to Los Angeles for their honeymoon,
and on their return will take up their resi-
dence In Oakland.
EisfeIdt-Utter.
Miss Anna e. Utter. daughter OF Mrs.
J., Conner of Maine Prairie, Solano County,
and Mr.. Theodore Elsfeldt of Alameda
were united in marriage on Saturday even
Ing, the 18th ult., at the residence Of the
BRIDES aunt, Mrs f. T. Dudley. 102 Devisa-
dero street, in this city.
The bride was attended by Miss Anna
Dunn. and Mir. Charles Muller acted as
best man, the ceremony being conducted by
the Rev. DIR. Ollie.
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