The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-06

Sixth avenue and East Twentieth street, In
Oakland. The event attrac! ed number ot the
intimate personal friends and rel tives OF the
contracting parties, and the ceremony was car
red out with so much simplicity and yet SO
much sOlemnlty az TO leave lasting impress
sion upon all who witnessed the scene
AS betting the occasion The paIlOrs and halls
OF the house were decorated with flowers and
palms, the skill of the decorator being especl-
ally displayed IN the work in the ncoVe on The
parlor, where the ceremony was performed.
Against a background formed by the white
lace curtains was trained The lnteilacng
branches of state ly palms, presenting most
beautiful effect Prom the figree work which
Ornameuted the front OF the alcoVe was sus-
pended, with a broad white ribbon, large mar
rage bell of white sweet peas, the ribbon being
extended on either side downward and fas-
tened, after forming a graceful festoon, 10 the
sides of the alcOve. Around ali the chandeliers
ivy and smIlaX were wound in graceful man
ner, while on all the tables and mantelS were
disposed clusters OF fresh cut and fragrant
roses
The ceremony was set for $50 O'Clock, and
promptly at that hour Miss Daisy r. Buswel
gave the signal and the orchestra PLAYED Men
delSsohn's wedding March," As the notes OF
The inspiring air floated through the apart
ments the guests ranged themselves about the
rooms, leaving an unObstructed passage 10 Inc
alcOve, In which Rev. Dr. Carroll of the Eighth
avenue Methodist Episcopal Church and Rev
Mr.. Lundy had taken positions.
In a few moments the bride, leaning upon the
arm OF the groom, came slowly down the stairs
from the second story Of the residence and boIh
were unattended. DR.. Lundy offered fervent
and feeling prayer, and then the marriage cere-
mony was performed by DR.. Carroll IN most
impressive manner. Congratulations followed
and tn newly married couple and their friends
seemed TO be in the enjoyment of all the happi-
ness which the interesting occasion aroused.
The bride was attired in while satin, with
pearl and lace trimmings, en- tram. The style
was simple, hut the etfrct was rich and attract
i've. She wore diamonds ornaments and car
Tied bouquet of white roses.
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served, and around the tables in the large and
beautifully decorated dining-hall all the guests
assembled In The middle OF the room was To-
Gated the brides table, which was lighted, in
addition TO the Illumination from the large
chandelier above, with number OF PINK
IA ers in wax. Around this table sat the
bride ana groom. DIR. G. NJ. Fisher, Miss Daisy
H. Buswell, Henry NJ. Fine, Miss Helen Blu
tau. Roland Allen, Mrs. j. w. Lundy, Henry
Quinn, Rev. j. w. Lundy, Mrs. NJ. L. Boswell
and DR.. Carroll.
In one OF the large rooms upstairs was dis
played most attractive array of wedding
presents, comprising articles OF ornament
as well as practical utility 10 The home. The
gift from the groom TO the bride was a gold
bracelet, set with beautiful opal, thanked with
diamonds. At the future home OF the couple
was number OF presents which did not find
their way 10 the Duptlal scene. The guests re-
I NAMED until near midnight, but long before
that time Mr. and Mrs. Buteau took the train
for San Francisco. The bridal tour will be
only of snort duration, the couple making their
home a 1164 Eighth street.
Dr. Buteau Is popular genial and success
fu medical practitioner He is courteous, gen.
temanly and scholarly, and no more conclusive
proof could be adduced OF his sterling worth
than 10 have won the love of the lady who is
now his wife. She is a most estimable lady,
and will make worthy nelpmate TO her spouse
The kindest wishes for a long and happy life
are entertained for the young people by hun
dredS of friends.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
W. F. Burbank, Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Quinn,
Harry Quinn, Charles QUINN DR.. and Mrs. Fine,
William Fine, Harry Fine, MIR. aud Mrs. E. O.
Boswell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Warford. Miss Bisbee,
Mrs. H. X. Osborne, Miss Alice Osborne, Mrs.
T. F. Burbank Roland f. Allen. Arthur
Rogers, MIR. and Mrs. a. a. Denison MISS
Daisy r. Busweli, Mrs. NJ. L. Boswell DIR.
Musser, DR.. and Mrs. Mueller, DIR. Baldwin, DR..
Fare, Dr. Lynch, Dr.. Akerly, Mrs. Buteau,
Miss Helen Buteau, Frank Buteau, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cough. n. A. Koser, Mr.. and Mis-. Tag
CART, Dr.. SAKE.
Eiainque Mutually.
On Monday at high noon quiet but pretty
wedding took place, the contracting parties
being Miss Agnes Mutually, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stanton, and Martial
Hainque, son of The late Martial Hainque
proprietor OF the Cyclone Machine Works.
The ceremony took place at the Church OF
Notre Dame des VICTORIES. Mr. Hainque was
attended by Matthew 0'Brien and the BRIDE by
Miss Sall1e Hogan.
The bride was atrired In blue Bengaline silk
trimmed with pearls. Her ornaments were
diamonds, the gift OF the groom. The brides
maid wore blu and while faille Franchise.
Both carried yellow roses. After the ceremony
the most Intimate friends Of The family paTtOok
OF an elegant repast AT the residence Of the
brides parents. The presents were costly and
numerous. Mr.. and Mrs. HainQue took the
afternoon train for Monterey. On their return
they VIII reside at $40 Fifteenth street.