The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-02
BroWnsMann.

Miss Mary A. Mann Of this city and Byron
Brown Of Martinez were united In marriage
last Wednesday at the residence OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Mann. 24o2 Mis-
sion street. A limited number OF relatives and
friends were assembled in the Handsomely
decorated parlors when Rev. Horatio Stebbins
performed the ceremony. AID elaborat supper
was served and the hours were passed very
pleasantly. A large number OF elegant gifts
were srnt TO the bride. Mir. and Mrs. Brown
Will reside at Martinez
DinkelspieI.
The residence of Henry Dinkespiel. 1892
O'Farrell street, was the scene of a nota bic
wedding last Wednesday evening, when bis
daughter, Miss Freda Dinkelspel was mar
ried 10 Adolph Silyerman. TIL young couple
are well known in society circles and. have a
legion OF friends. The residence was profusey
and artlstieslly decorated with ferns, shoots of
bamboo and fragran flowers that combined
| tremendously with the rich furnishings. Only
relatives and lew ~ Intimate friends were
present TO witness the ceremony, which was
performed lmpressively by Rabbi Jacob Voor-
sanger. Afterward there were congratulations
and an elaborate supper, which made the even
ing pass Oy very pleasantly. A large number
of exceedingly handsome presents were: sent TO
the newly welded couple.
Baxter-Brandt.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Down
ing, 1858 Eleventh street, Oakland, was The
scene OF joyous wedding last Tuesday. when
Mrs M. Fl. Brandt Of Portland, Or. wasunitpd
10 marriage TO r. w. Baxter, who is well and
widely known as the general supe rintendent n,
tn Union Pacific Railroad ana its branches In
Oregon. The happy couple, accompanied by
Mr. nd Mrs. f. C. Downie and Miss Susie
Roger, made the trip from Portland in Mr.
Bakers private car, IN order that they might
be married at the home of their friends In Oak.
| land.
The wedding was witnessed by only few Of
the relatives and friends of the bride anC
groom. The drawlng-room in which the cere
mony was performed had BEEN tastefully deco
rated with lilies, ferns and California peoples
While Miss Blanche Fairchild played the wed
ding chorus from "Lohengrln' the happy pail
entered the room, passing under silver horse
shoe suspended over the door, symbol of goof
luck halting under an archway OF lilies anC
ferns from which was suspended a white dove
and on either side wedding-bell OF roses anC
ferns.
Rev. s. j. Carol of the Eighth avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church performed the I'm
pTessiye service which made the waiting pail
husband aud wife. Immediately after the con
gratulations OF all had been extended.
bouniful wedding breakfast was served, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter took their depart
uTe 10 Monterey. where they will spend theI
honeymoon at the Hotel del Monte, returning
to San Francisco to visit the Midwinter Fair
thence returning In MIR. Bakers private Car tt
Portland, where they will make their future
home.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs r. w
Baxter, Dir. ana Mrs. f. D. Downing Miss Susie
Rover OF Portland. Rev. s. j. Carol. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. a. Downing. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Il. Cum
Miss Blanche FaiTchild OF Elgin, ILL.,, Miss
Friedlander of San Francisco.
PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.