The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-06

pressIye wedding service Of the Jewish church,
al the conclusion OF which the happy coupie
received The hearly congratulations OI tno.t
friends. Supper was served during we e'en i
and The guests also enjoyed themselves uAuCIns'
Mr. and Mrs. Willard are spending the money
moon at Monterey, aud on their return 10 tne
city Will reside IT the Berkshire.
Among ihe guests present were: MI. ana niIe'
A Cohen Mir. and Mrs. l.. Sachs, Mr.. ana MIS-
f. Lamson. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baumgarten.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse l. Wy. Mr.. aud MIS-. Henry
Block Mr. and Mrs Z. Fabian, Mr.. and Mrs ID
Morris MRS. Schwartz. SIR. and Mrs c. Weyl
Mr. and Mrs. ). NIckeSburg Mrs. ). Damien
baum Mr.. and Mrs. s. HauSlnan, MISS Stelia
Seller Miss Lucy Kaheu, Miss Stella Meyer
stein, Miss Fannie Sachs, Miss Hattie Sachs,
Miss Agnes Lyman. Miss Sadie Lyman, Miss
Carrie Helbmg Miss Lily Helbine Miss Alice
Zi>ka. Miss Helen Godebaux. Miss Bessie wang
eEheim Miss Helen SchweZer, Miss Adele
Falkenstein, Miss Flora Levy, Miss Clare Ell
finger; MeSSrS. Fted Seller, BenO Hart, Robert
Hochstadter. Leslie Martin. 5. Sneelinr. Sol
Sheellne /. Cahen. Adolph Lehman, Henry
Sachs. Al AdelsdOtfer, D. Helbing. Ben Arnold
l. Marks Sanford Sachs. Nathan Willard
Joseph Mendesohn OF japan, Julius Mendie-
sOnn, sam WoimSer, b. Hausman, Albert Meyer,
Meyer Cahen and others.
LuX-Friedman.
The wedding of Miss Beckie Friedman and
Henry Lux took place at the residence OF the
BRIDE, S2S Bush street, at O'Clock on Sunday
evening, January %. About forty intimate
friends and relatives Witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev j. NJ. Buehler.
Miss Hannah Nelson and Miss Rice were the
bridesmaids. and MI. Segede was best man.
The biide looked very petty In oeautIul iODe
Of willie silk, daintiy trimmed and was given
into The keeping Of The bridegroom by HudoIph
Kohn one OF her nearest relatives. AlieI"sld
an elaborate dinner was served, and Il was iol,
lowed by dancing untll midnight. Inc Otioe
was The recipient OF many elegant presents
The Niles Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs William Niles recently enter
tanned their numerous friends a. reception
that was lie most enjoyable, The best attended
aud greatest society success OF the winter sea
son.
Carriages were In waiting in double lines al
through the hours Of receiving, and upward OF
500 OF Tie ellie Of the City OF the Angels paid
their respects 10 the popular host and charming
hostess. TIE entrances TO the mansion were
oInamented with large spike palms, and the
approaches were canyased in Tor the convenience
and comfort Of the VISITORS. lie Interior deeOra
tons were most elaborate and the floral ane
arbOIeal concentrations were fine examples o.
artistic work. Pink the pr, dominating
color, and he lovely bells Of The Towering marie
dropping from masses Of smllax were very etfec
tive
ing their guests by Nh :. StONell and Mrs. AL
sons, who presided al either end OF the tea
table IN tie Teireshment-rOOm, wuieh was beaull
fuzzy q, corated 10 scarlet. Scarlet flowers Wer'
OF peUper bOugbs uTHamenled Inc moldlng, whllS
gaTlands Of smjaX fell from a crimson shaded
Chandelier 10 tie four corners OF The table Inc
/ refreshments Consisted Of tea, coffee, sand
Wiches cakes ices, sugared nuts, etc. Roman
punch vas served IN coy nooks within an en-
closed porch Tie reception hours were nom
10 J. aud 80 The evening large party % young
hides and gentlemen enjoyed very merry
dance.
Runyon-POpe.
Mr.. William Ruuyon and Miss Alice Pope o
santa Cara were married on Sunday, January
%, by the Rev DT. Newell al The residence o
Mrs E. h ohlAon, sister Of he bride, In Santa
Clara
The ceremony was attended by large eircl
OF relatives ana friends OF tile contracting pa
ties who as soon as the happy pair were pro
nOunced man ana wife offered their hearty con
CALCULATIONS.
A delicious wedding feast was enjoyed By al
present. On their return from The honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs William Runyon Will take up the
! residence IA san Francisco.