The morning call., 1894-08-13
WEDDINGS.

A very pretty wedding took place at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Eppinger. 1717
Bush street, last Wednesday evening, Wnen
their daughter Miss Helen Eppinger, was
united in marriage to Abraham L. Stone, pro-
prietOr OF the san Pedro Dairy. The happy
couple are very popular among large circle
OF friends and evidence Of that popularity was
fully shown ID The many elegant gifts that were
sent TO them.
The parlors were handsomely decorated with
white and yellow roses and red carnations,
and the diniHg-rOom was made quite plctur-
-esQue by an arrangement OF clusters OF luscious
grapes. forming an arbOr, amid which mean
descent electric lights cleaned. IL was $3.50
o'clock when the orchestra played the we'd
ding march and the bridal party appeared in
the parlOrs. Miss Sophie Eppingel was the
maid Of honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss
stone and Miss Rose Eppnger. NJ. Stone
acted as best man, and the groOmsmen were
Leon Stone and Joshua Eppinger
The bride looked very pretty in an elegant
robe OF heavy white satin made with long
court train and trimmed with Duchesse lace.
The corssge was round and the sleeves long
and bOuffaDt at the shoulders. The veil OF
white silk molelne was confined TO the couture
by a diamond pin ana rIppled gently TO the end
OF the train. She wore gloves OF while I'M
dressed kid and carried bouquet OF cattleya
mOssR orchids.
Miss Sophie Eppinger the maid Of honor,
appeared IN an extremely becoming gown OF
lavender-eOlored silk, made dancing length.
Inc cOfsage was square and trimmed with
accordion plated mOussellne de sole and the
sleeves extended 10 he wrists, where they met
Kid gloves that matched the dress in color. She
carried iaVendeT-hued flowers.
Miss Stone wore handsome gown OF bOuton
dOr SILK trimmed with DucheSse lace. Ii was
cut round al the cOrsage and made with long
sleeves. She wore yellow gloves and carried
American Beauty roses.
g. Miss Rose EppInger wore a pretty gown Of
blue SILK, made dancing length and taStefully
trimmed and draped. The corsage was round
ana lhe sleeves bOuHant and long. Her hand
o. bouquet was OF JacQueminOt roses.
p mrs. herman Eppinger wore a rich robe of
gray Sailn, en- train, trimmed with Chantilly
lace; and Mrs. /. Stone, mother OF the groom,
was attired IN handsome robe of black silk
en- train, trimmed with Chantilly lace
The ceremony was lmpressiVely performed
e. by Rev. DT. 81 ark, after which there were con-
CALCULATIONS and music and dancing Just Dre.
vloBs to midnight the bridal party and guests
marched TO the chapel next to the residence
where, amid tasteful decoration of flowers
and foliage. an elaborate supper was served by
Ludwig. Afterward the festivities were con-
iinued until late hour. On Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone departed to make southern trip
and Will be away couple OF weeks.
PauIsmeier-Von Ahnden.
The wedding Of Miss Minnie Won Ahnden OF
this CITY and A. C. Paulsmeier of Alameda, look
place last Thursday evening at the home of The
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Won AIM
den. 538 Polk street. he parlors were deco
rated ia the German style with myrtle, which is
a symbol OF good luck. The guests were
sembed at ock, when Rev. j. M. Buehler
of the German Lutheran Church performed The
marriage ceremony. The bride wore an elegant
robe OF white silk trimmed with Roman pearls.
Miss Glow who wore a gown OF wh c silk, and
Miss WAGNER, who was dressed In blue SILK,
were the bridesmaids. Mr.. BoVereaux was best
man. After the ceremony the evening was
pleasantly devoted 10 music dancing and teast-
ing. MIR. and Mrs. Paulsmeter are residing now
at 814 Pacific avenue in Alameda, where they
VIII be pleased TO receive their friends.
Fisher-JackSo
There was an interesting wedding last
Wednesday evening at the residence of A. w.
jackson, 226s FrapkIin street. where his
daughter, Miss Lizzie Jackson, was united in
the bonds Of matimony TO George w. Fisher.
a prominent wholesale grocer of Seattle, Wash.
Sweet peas of varied colors and fine ferns
formed the decoration of the handsomely fur.
nished parlors, where Tie ceremony was per-
formed a. o'clock by Rev. DR.. Church. Miss
Alice Jackson was the maid of Honor, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Alice Davis and Miss
Hattie Jackson. q. Y. T.. Lansing of Seattle
acted as best man.
The bride appeared in an attractive gown of
white satin, en- demi-train, trimmed with
Du cheese lace She carried bouquet OF Bride
roses The little maid Of honor wore pretty
gown of white striped satin, and the brides
maids wore gowns Of pink SILK and carried
bouquets of sweet peas.
The wedding reception commenced at 8
O'clock when the guests arrived aud congratu-
lated the newly welded couple. A couple OF
hours later an elaborate supper was served Id
an admirable manner. The wedding presents
Fisher left on Thursday to make southern
zip, after which they will 90 10 Seattle 10 re-
vide.
Samueis- Cans.
The wedding OF Miss Miriam Cans, daughter
II MRS. j. Cans of this city, and E. r. Samuels