The morning call., 1893-08-28

Bakewell OF Berkeley with Berkeley Easton,
James Bishop of San Francisco with Miss Mel
lie Shatter of Marin County. the bride being es-
ton.
Relatives ana friends of the contracting
pdftles from all over the State witnessed the
ce emony. Mrs. ". g. File of Oak land, for
merly organist of the church. played Men
delSsohn's wedding March" The church had
Deen decorated in beautiful manner, large
quantities OF roses, ferns and palm branches
being used Several wedding bells were hung
in the church, and the long palm branches
were suspended from the sides of the church.
Alter the marriage service wedding break
tast was served at the residence OF the brides
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter left for short
i,rih after which they will reside at Iona
Prieta. They were the recipients OF many
beautiful and costly presents, among them
0elnE TWO paintings from the studio of VIII
liam Keith.
Edmundson-Brown.
TIE residence of Mrs. b. C.. Brown, 35 Oak
Grove avenue, was the scene of a pretty we'd
ding on Thursday, August II. at 1 O'clock in
the afternoon, when her daughter, Miss Hattie
w. Brown. was united in marriage TO Aft ed r.
Edmundson Of Loveloek, New, Rev. w. w.
Case OF the Howard-sireet church officiating.
The pariors were prettily decorated with tow.
ers by loving friends. Miss Ruth Seymour
acted as Bridesmaid and William EdmuDdson
brother OF tbe groom, as best man. After con
gratulaiionS and music the happy couple left
amid showers Of rice ana good " Shes for Lake
L
home in Nevada.
Slavich-
Miss Mathida Traverse and Andrew SlayIch
were uniled In marriage at sts. Peter and
PauPs church on Sunday, August 20. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
Carroll l o'clock. Miss Nilda Sericapo ana
Miss Speranza RAZZettO were the bridesmaids.
and the groOmsmen were g. Burlch and II.
GlaNa. After The ceremony and the usual CON
g@tatuiatlons @ Tue bridai party and number OF
friends gathered at 3OS Montgomery avenue.
where in tasteiuly decorated hall sumptu-
Gus de1euner was served. The affair was pleas
antly celebrated and was so agl eea bic in every
way lnal departures were not made until Il late
huut.
Those present were: Mr.. and mrs. Cadenasso.
MIS- Herso, Mr. and Mrs. Iadich, q. Traverse
and family. &. Slavich and family, Mrs Teresa
Dellgo, Mr.. and Mrs. Demartini, MI and Mrs
Mead, Mr.. and Mrs BOscacci. Mr.. and Mrs
0anepa, Mr.. and Mrs Nessi, Mrs. ana Miss
Il-Ietli, Mr.. aud Mrs. Gastucci, Miss MaiiuO.
Miss 1acbeti, Misses TIdie, Ma and Malviua
DonderO. Miss ID Tia Cadenasso. Miss Minnie
Canepa, Misses Magdalen and Amabile Demar
thu, Dr.. Y. Faccari. Nj. Patenghi. MI. Gleaser,
Anton Slavlch. EgistO Cauepa, f. Mariusko-
vleh' a. Radlcb, Master Tadcn and many
others.
MaaS-k
Jacob Mas and Miss Eliza Klee were mar
rled on Saturday evening, August 10, al the
residence of the Bridegroom, 22O Francisco
oiOSt' AHe ColohOu! was peiIo'ibeu DS tue
Rev. Mr.. Mangold IN the presence OF the most
intimate friends and relatives If the happy
couple. The residence tastefully decor
ated with ferns flowers and evergreens.
Amoug those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Mas, Mr.. and Mrs. GeIb-l, Mr. ana Mrs
Heinz, Mr.. and Mrs. Harsy, Mr.. and Mrs
Hildebrand, MIR. aud Mrs. Herman, MIR. and
Mrs. l.. MaaS. Miss X. Mas Miss A. Mas
Miss NJ. eilZei, Miss a. Spaar Miss NJ.
GeiUel, Miss II. Geibel, Miss a. Hemming
MessEs. ". hlee, q. Hildebraud. (f. Mas, ii
Mas, q. Geibel, Charles Hildebrand aud
August Hoffman.