The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-10-09
WEDDINGS.

:. zone OF the prettiest weddings of the season
<toOk place at the residence OF n. X. Masten,
= 29lS CLAY street. last Wednesday evening,
:; which. his daughter, Miss Irene Genevleye
+. ,Masfen.. was united in marriage 10 Phil Kear-
s'neyr Gordon, passenger agent Of the Canadian
:. Pacifrc Railway. The young couple are we'll
=: known and prominent IN society circles and
:: rIitrT popularity evidenced by the elegant
"a ray: Of wedding gifts that relatives and
.StTsnGs:sent To them.
/: :: AS lie guests arrived they were welcomed by
:: :N:fs. II. seymour Manning. who looked beaut-
.1LE liz fcu robe OF pear-cOored silk with pam
4nlt-is Of peari-coiorsd velvet. The corsage was
.. cuI F6iipd aud Trimmed with Roman pearls, and
= the Sleeves were bOuffant. She was ably as
sslSt6QIn receiving by her sister, Miss Mamie
: NJ aSJtn, Who>e gown was of lnstrOus white
:satnr tie skirt being draped with accordion
:. plated Chiffon. and the bodice being delcaIeiy
:. bI 0caded In hol al designs. Inc suite OF par
= Tors had been handsomely decorated with
>cGfysanthenums. roses ana other blossoms, the
bright cOlois of which were toned Oy sireamers
of VezdanI smiiax and an array OF Tern sprays.
The bridal bower constructed Of ferns and
made an ideal place for the ceremony.
=. TWAS almost O'Clock when Mendessohn's
: Wedding MARCH, WAS played BY the orchestra
ahd The bridal party made lis appearance. The
groom and The officiating clei gyman entered
AHEAD from the hallway, while the cortege came
through the three pdTlors. Leading The way
were The Two bridesmaids, Misses Jennie and
Alice Aiasten, and then came the maid OF honor,
Miss. GeoEgiana siasten. who preceded the
their proper position the CEREMONY was lmpi es-
sivelT performed by Rev. Floyd j. Mynard,
rector OF 81. PauPs Church. The dresses worn
by The young ladies' are described a. follows:
The brides robe was OF snowy white silk and
fitted her graceful figure perfectly. 1 be high
csrsage WAS daintily trimmed with broderle
ROmienne ana While chiffon, aud the sleeves
were full al the shoulders and extended 10 the
wrists. a long veil OF white silk tnlle was con-
lined TO her couture aud fell in tieecy clouds 10
The end of the IOug court train. Her gloves
Were of WbHe undressed kid and her hand
bouquet was Of Bride roses aud orange bios
O. sons
:. wore pretty gown OF pearl-gray silk, trimmed
with. chiffon and made en- demi-lran. The
:.e0rsag6 was deeolete, aud her gloves were OF
'Gtay undTessed Kid. Sic carried Niphetos
! Misses Jennie and Alice Masten appeared,
res pe etively, in becoming gowns OF lavender
. aid. FELLOW India SILK, MADE walslng length.
- They were cut decolleie ana adorned at the
..cdrsSge. with ruffles of Chiffon, while handsome
:giieigS. Gncii cleo their waists. They carried
bQuQGets OF chfysanthemums to match the
@*i0l or, 0fIheir dresses.
, :: NftertIie ceremony the young couple were
. aiH0St overwhelmed with congratulations.
: I len'cafne dancing and an inspection of the
presents 1iHtli 10 O'Clock. when an elaborate
bgprsT.w was served by Ludwig in The banquet
half: u4istaIrs. Felicitous tOasts were given
and RESPONDED TO by Ii. Seymour Manning.
Rev: DR.. Mynard, Mr.. Stern Albert c. Bonneil
J.: aifd.0 hers Afterward dancing was resumed
p: Untff Ist9 clock. Miss Bessie Wheaton of OAK
: land 'SHcuTeQ Inb ring IN TIE HtuUlNH cake.
. MIR and Mrs. Gordon left Oh Friday for British
e Columbia en- route 10 the Yellowstone Park,
= Ciica go and other Eastern points and will be
away about month.
~Greenebaum-B randenstein.
:: =: Prominent among the affairs of the week was
the Wedding of Miss Title Brandenstein,
:. daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Branden-
stem, aud William GreeneDaum, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Greenebaum. The young
irla in society circles
have a most of friends. About 800 invitations
were issued for The wedding, aud almost all
were personally represented.
Tie wedding took place last Tuesday even
ing the residence OF the brides parents, cor
ner Of California and Cough streets, which was
bril- liahtly illuminated aud artstlcally deco
rated by Miss Mary Bales. The most attrac-
tive room was a spacious salon where the cere-
mony was performed. Ii was what whistler
would Term symphony IN plDk and white.
PENDANT just beneath the freSeoed ceiling was
an immense white net The ends OF which hung
around the four walls.
10 was gracefully draped. and was dotted
Win clusters uf pink and while sweet peas In
proiuslon- The recepti0n-room adjoining dis
played wealth OF Cecil Bruner roses arranged
IN pretty gariands that graced the mantel and
pier mirrors. They were sustained by wide
flbbOns OF pink ana black silk, a new cOmbna-
uon' The wide hallway was adorned with
great clusters OF feTn sprays, hung with bright
Ieu Chlle peppers and tied with ribbons OF scar
Ie-hued silk. The parlors, dining room and
bllliaTd-room were also exquIsltey decorated
with flowers
me bridal party assembled under tue canopy
IN tlie saxon al $3.50 O'clock and Rabbi VoOr-
sanger performed the marriage ceremony most
impressyely: The bride was given into the
keeping OF the groom by her father and Mrs.
KeesiDg removed the veil Miss Agnes Branden-
stein;sisteT Of the bride, acted as maid OF honor,
aud the bridesmaids were Misses Frances.
kdlth and hena Jacob, nieces OF the BRIDE.
Tie gr0Dmsmen were Edward and CbarIes
= BtaRdtnstein, b. Others of the bride The Young
.laeles III the bridal party were alfred as fol.
lows:
Enc bride, petite brunette. appeared in an
:: elegant robe of heavy white satin. made with n
lOngc0qrt train The corsage was cut low and
covered with point d. Alencon.lace. and the bout
Eant'sleeycs extended to tile elbows meeting
the gloves OF white undressed kid. The flow
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