The morning call., 1893-07-03
WEDDINGS.

f.. Grace Episcopal Church was the scene last
Wednesday of a pretty wedding. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Mary Martha Fisher
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Fisher, ana
DR.. Hugh X. McCleland. The ushers were
Harry Ward John Roupke, John Fisher and
Edward Belcher. Frank H, Belcher acted as
hest man and Miss Kittie o'Connor was the
: maid of honor. The ceremony was performed
precisely at noon by Rev. r, C. Foute in the
presence of many friends of the young couple.
The bride, pretty brunette, wore a stylish
travelling gown of pearl gray crepe de Chine,
trimmed with cream-coloreu silk lace and mar
row gray passemenTerie. Her hat was of
cream cOlored silk trimmed with gray velvet
and Prince of Wales lips. Her only ornament
Is was an elegant diamond psn, he gift Of her
father and mother. She carried a bouquet OF
PINK roses.
Miss kitite O'Connor wore becoming gown
Of changeabe falle Franchise trimmed with
silk and gold passementerie. Her hal was of
fancy straw tr1mmed with cream colored lace
and. roses. She carried Marechal Mel roses
aud her ornaments were diamonds.
The favor from Tie bride was marQuise
ring OF pearls and turquoise After tie cere-
mony a delicious breakfast was served at the
street. Only The bridal party and relatives were
present. fhe wedding gifts were costly and
numerous.
Catalogue.
The wedding OF Miss Lizzie a. ROgue, eldest
daughter Of Mrs. Catherine Hogue, and
VI. l..
Chufch on Wednesday morning, June %
Mendei e, = ding March was play u
as the bridal party entered the church. Rev.
!. Father Lynch, assisted BY the Rev. Father
. BRADY, tied tile nuptiaL knot III the presence OF
many friends.
=, Tie bride looked beautiful in a costume of
white corded tatieta and breleils OF point lace
fastened with clusters of orange blossoms. The
veil WAS of tuile la lHiye, with spray OF
: orange buGS.
:: The bridesmaid, Miss Clara Hogue looked
Claiming In a costume OF white Iudla silk and
chiffon. stephen j. Cunningham acted as best
man. After The ceremony he guests repaired
. Is the residence of the bride mother. where
reception and breakfast were held. The pres
.entS we've exquisite and numerous. Among
;them was a handsome diamond neck ace, the
gift Of The groom. In the afternoon The happy
-couple left for a tour through the northern part
:of The Stale before going TO their future home
IN Son0ma.
Bonner-EarIe.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Earle, on
Steiner. street, was the scene of pretty we'd
ding on Monday evening, June 10, when their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Earle, was united in
marriage TO Robert Bonner of Berkeley A
number of intimate friends witnessed the cere-
mony. which was performed by Rev. A. c.
hrst. Miss Daisy Bonner was the bridesmaid,
Miss Irene Humphreys was the maid OF honor
and Z. ID. Pickering was the best man. After
the ceremony the hours were agreeably passed.
Way, Berkeley.
Doyle-Byrne.
st. Marys Cathedral was the scene of quiet
wedding last Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
when Mise Annie Byrne was united in mar
riage to John j. Doyle of the County Record
er's office. Rev. Father Montgomery officiated
and delivered an impressive address TO the
young people on the importance OF the event.
About tnirty-five friends were present. Mr..
and Mrs Doyle left that afternoon to pass the
honeymoon IN the interior OF the State.
Comes Silvey.
Miss Louise Silvey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sivey Of this city, and A. 2. Comes,
prominent resident of Hartford. Kings County.
were married al ST. Mary's Cathedral on Mon
day evening. June 10. The ushers were Alfred
Pimentel, Samuel Murphy and George Zanin-
ger OF this city. and Joseph Olympia OF San
Leandro. The bridesmaids were Miss Louise
CureauX and Miss Francis Voss of this city.
Miss Anne loretta Silvey was the maid Of
honor ana q. 2. Comes OF Modesto was the
best man. Rev. Father Kirby OBLIGATED. A
reception was held afIerward at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Comes will
reside at HanfOrG.
Spridgen- Austin.
very pretty and interesting wedding took
place in Cloyerdale on Sunday, June 25 at
high noon. The contracting parties were Miss
Harriet L..Auslin aui William T. Spridgen
he bTlur Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin CT Cioyerdale Size worea handsome Empire
robe OF White silk. The ceremony was per-
formed By Rev Dr. Thomas of Oakland. Miss
Maude Maginnis Of San francisco was the
maid Of onor ana the bridesmaids were Miss
Emma McConathey Of Preston and little Miss
Lewis, escorted by Master Bert SliZer who
carried the wedding ring on a handsome white
siS pillow. Walter Sprdgen acted as best
man and j. Smith as groomsman. After the
ceremony the bridal parry were driven TO the
home OF the bride where a delicious breakfast
was enjoyed. and then the happy couple left on
their wedding tour.