The morning call., 1893-08-21
WEDDINGS.

10 HeuuluS VI MISS bertha ScD0en and
MlSOael Reisinger took place last Thursday
evening at Lafayette Hall, 73O Montgomery
street, the bail being tastefully decorated for
Tue Secasion. At O'Clock the guests began TO
arrive and soon the spacious hall was flied. At
S:30 o'clock the bridal party arrived and the
marriage ceremony took place, Rev. j. NJ.
Buehler officiating.
MISS Jose Mesenburg was the bridesmaid
and Fl. Wickersbeimer The groomsman. Atthe
conclusion of the ceremony congratulations
were extended to the happy couple after which
an hour or more was spent in conversation and
dancing. at 10 o'clock all were invited to the
banquet hall, where most excellent supper
was served.
After supper dancing was resumed until the
small hours OF the morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
ReiSinger left on all early morning train for
TWO weeks trip through the interior of the
State.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Me
sen6qIg, Miss Josie Mesenburg. Master
heimer and family, Miss Mamie Connolly,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. \: E. Lampe, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Kiefer, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Joseph, Mi. and Mrs. Note Mrs.
Eltel, Misses Annie and Angel Eitel. z. Meyer
Mrs. Fritz, Misses Annie and Gussie Fritz
Mrs. Stoltz, Miss Emile Stoltz, Mr.. aud Mrs S.
BeTel. Mrs. Harrington, Miss Maud HarTing-
ton, Miss Nellie Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. A
Woke and family, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fesenky
Mrs. Hardes, Mr.. and Mrs. N. schneider, j.
Ensminger, j. GasSmann, A. Hardes, W.
Hardes, c. Meyer, @. Meyer, A. VautteB, e.
RemOnd. j. Kelly, E. Gfraud, P. Carnes. L.
Antoine. A. Barthe. A. Lanalic, A. Jasquot, NJ.
Bale de Ell, j. Connely.
Morrow Muller.
The wedding of Miss Mary st. Lawrence Null
ler and William Morrow, son CT Robert f.
Morrow, took place last Thursday evening at
the home of the bride, 61O Bush street. The
residence was artistically decorated with bright
blossoms, ferns and pOtted plants appearing
particularly attractive. Only a few relatives
and intimate friends were present 10 witness
the ceremony. During the evening an elaborate
supper was served under the direction OF Lud-
wig. The evening was passed In most enjoy
able manner. The happy couple were the
recipients Of many costly gifts.
Collier CaSwell.
very quiet wedding took place at Grace
Church last Saturday when Miss Julia Caswell
and Robert Collier were united in marriage.
There were no guests present except the rell.
tlVes OF the contracting parties. Mr.. Collier,
S VINO intends 10 reside here, IS son OF Professor
sister Of George w. CaSwell, who is well known
mere Ia mercantile circles.
Peters Mitchell.
Miss Alice Mitchell of England and w. Peters
OF san Francisco were married last Wednesday
evening at the handsome residence of Captain
and Mrs W. Smith on Grove street. in l,orip,
Alameda County.
This IS the happy ending Of a somewhat no.
HdHlaC euRdRcuieHl. ooine years ago Mr.. Peters
left his hancee IN the old country while he tray-
eed around the world seeking the best place In
which TO build home tor his bride. AS a re.
suit of experience he wisely Chose California.
aud as soon all was ready Miss Mitchell has
tened 10 join him. The lady. a stately blonde.
Travelled alone from Southampton TO san Fran
cisco IN fourteen days Ia fact, she rested In
New York two days, reducing The actual trav-
cling time 10 Twelve.
Inc numerous and valuable wedding pres
EMS given Miss Mitchell in England are follow.
inR ner by lhe longer route around Inc Horn.
me ne marriage ceremony was performed by tie
heN- aaron Williams. after which those pres
@ @sht SAT DOWN 10 a wedding supper worthy OF
tIo hospilaoie captain and his wife, who spared
Nv cAeItioh 10 Insure the enjoyment OF their
EuETSlS. Inc hai W couple lett soon after for
Odkland amid shower OF rice and good wishes
duu i lne remaining guests Kept tile fun going
Win sung dhu speech until a late hour.
Saunders-Grogan.
The residence of Mrs George w. Saunders,
734 Pine streeT. was the scene of q pretty wed
olng last tuesday evening, when her sister,
MISS Eleanor Grogan, WAS uniled in marriage
10 Harry Nj. Saunders The parlors were pro-
fusely decorated with flowers. ferns and foliage.
In front OF the bay-window a beautiful floral
wedding bell was suspended beneath wlict,
the bride and groom stood while Tie ceremony
WAS performed by Rev. Julius FnendelinG
Miss Carrie Ivory OF Copperopolls was the
bridesmaid and wore a pretty gown of India
silk. William Donovan acted as best man
Tie bride looked lovely In robe OF siIyer-grav
silk. wreath of pink rosebuds adorned l,er
couture and she carried Douque, OF bride