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

ing veil OF white silk Moleine was connneo TO
the couture by a pearl ana olamohu oIuocn,
a gift of the groom. She carried Nlphetos
roses.
Miss Agnes Braudenstein wore becoming
gown of white silk, en- deml-train, tflinInea
with point lace. She carried pouquet VI JAG
9uemlnot roses.
Misses Frances, Edith and Rena Jacobs were
attred in white silk gowns, trimmed Win "hiie
chiffon.
Alter the ceremony and CONGRATULATIONS
dancing was euioyed until early morning, with
an interruption at II oelocK, wnen
Sumptuous supper was served unueI Luuwis
direction The wedding gifts were very elegant
and fiIed a large room. On Thursday Mr.. and,
Mrs. Greenebaum departed 10 visit the Column
bian Exposition aud the Eastern States and
will return late in November. 1hey Will reside
at the home of the BRIDES parents
Corners Standef0rd.
Miss Stella Standeford, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Standeiord of Oakland and John F.
Corners, a well-k known newspaper man of Oak
land. were united in marriage last Wednesday
afternoon at their future nome Oh Jefferson
street, near Fourteenth. Rev. Z. w. Wendte
officlated and Miss Molle Corners acted as
bridesmaid. After the ceremony an elaborate
dinner was enjoyed and the happy couple left
on months tour of The Eastern States. The
wedding gifts were numerous, elegant and
useful.
Penprase-Wideman.
A quiet and pretty wedding took place on
Wednesday. october 4, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Wideman,
when their daughter. Miss Frda, was united
In marriage 10 Mr.. Penprase OF Riverside. The
bride, who is pretty blonde, looked charming
in a cream white silk dress trimmed with
white chiffon. She wore an embroidered veil
and wreath OF orange blossoms and carried
shower bouquet of Bride roses Alter the cere-
mony the bride aud groom departed for Monte.
rev, after which they will make two months
trip 10 Salt Lake City. On their return the
will
in Riverside.
Noyes-Smith.
A very quiet wedding took place Tuesday
evening, September 10, at the home OF AIRS.
William Smith. 1915 Leayenworth street. when
her daughter. Miss Nettie Smith, was united In
marriage by Rev. DR.. Woodward 10 Charles +.
Moves of the firm of Boswell & Noyes OF this
city.
The bride was elegantly attired in white SILK
richly trimmed with pearls and White lace she
wore wreath and veil and carried Bride roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss Emma Du1leld, was
attired in an empire gown OF white crepe and
carried La France roses.
Shortly before 8 O'clock Mendelssohn's wed
ding March" was blayed by string orchestra
and the bride entered and was given away by
John J. Quinn, who acted as best man TO the
groom. HE afflir WAS celebrated In very
pleasant manner. The young couple received
many elegant presents. MI. and Mrs. NOyes
passed their honeymoon at Del Monte.
Phiilips-ReiIIey.
ST. Mary's Cathedral was the scene OF very
pretty wedding Thursday, September %, when
Miss Maggie A. Kelley daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. Kelley, was united in marriage
to Grattan D. Phillips, son of Captain and Mrs.
John Phillips. The ceremony was performed
at high noon by Rev. Father Kirby.
The bride was attired in becoming gown Of
cream satin with pearl trimmings. She wore
large Willie bat and carried bouquet OF Bride
roses.
Miss Mamie Kelley who attended her sister
as maid OF honor, wore a costume OF light en-
bOsSed silk.
Jennings Phillips. brother of the groom, was
best man. After the ceremony the bridal party
was driven TO The home OF the brides parents
607 Chestnut street, where congratulations
were extended aud an elaborate wedding
breakfast was served.
The rooms were tastelully decorated with
flowers, ferns ana potted plants. The young
couple were the recipients OF many beautiful
wedding gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips departed
In the afternoon on southern Tip.
BorcherS- EdeImann.
very pretty wedding took place on Sunday
evening. September II, at z O'Clock, at the
residence of the brides parents, LA Pierce
street.. The contracting parties were Adolph
w. Borchers and Miss Anna Edelmann. The
Rev. Mr.. Fllben ofiiciated.
The bridal party entered the tastefully decor
ated parlor. preceded by little Adele Edel-
mann, who represented little f1ower-girl The
bridesmaid was Miss Johanna Assem- The
groomsman was Alfred Tuft. After the usual
order OF congratulations all repaired to the
diuiug-roOm, where sumptuous Tepast was
spread for forty persons. 1oasIs were pro-
posed to the health and future happiness OF the
newly married couple and the host and hostess.
Dancing was participated in during the course
of The evening. and number of either and
violin selections were charmingly rendered.
bride
a number OF costly presents.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Edel-
mann, Masters Carl and Oscar Edelmann. Mr..
and Mrs. X. Finking, Miss Lena Edelmann,
Miss Elise BOrchers, Mrs. w. Higgins. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Tuft, Mort TUT, NJ ISIS NIiunie Borchers,
Mrs. b. W. Borcbers, George Borchers, Mr..
Strecker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Killian, Mr.. and Mrs.
BrendeiD. Miss Kate Brendlein, W. and Miss
Diseny, Robert Pfaf1e, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ma
giness. Aleck Bradley and Mrs. l.. Mock.
Carter-OswaEd.
The wedding OF William d. Carter OF San
Francisco aud Miss May Belle Oswald OF Los
Angeles took place on Thursday evening, Sep.
TENDER %, at the residence of the BRIDES uncle
LOUIS c. White, 1919 Hayes street. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. E. Smith,
The pride was attended by Miss Susie Ashe
and the groom by l. j. Dfury. After the cere-
mony and congratulations dancing was in
dulged In until IL o'clock. when refreshments
were served and he health OF the newly mar
rled couple drunk. MIR. and Mrs. Carter will
reside at 415 Oak street on their return from
their wedding "Trip.
Winn-Geisendorfer.
ss8es Mamie Geisendorfer, young lady who
Is well known In society circles here. was mar
ried on Sunday. October L. 10 Thomas Winn
eldest son of the laie Thomas Winn OF Hud.
degsteld, Yorkshire. England. I he ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. A. NJ. Breck at ST.
Johns Episcopal Church. After the ceremony
delightful dinner was enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM have been making TRIP through the in
terror OF the State. and will reside In Alameda
when they return.
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.