The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-10
WEDDINGS.

Ou 1uduhsRVluR udy, dL La HalOma IrulI-
ranch, the country residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Stevens, near Vaeaville, Miss Anna r.
Sheppard, daughter OF Judge s. A. Sheppard OF
Ventura County, and I. n. Horton. a promi-
nent young fruit-grower of Solano County,
were married by the Rev. j. A. Mac.
Lean, pastor of the Vacaville Presby-
terrain Church The ceremony was wit
messed solely by relatives OF the contract
Ing parties. Nearly the entire residence was
replete with floral decorations. all of which
came from the extensive yard of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens, the latter being sister 10 the BRIDE
Palm leaves, evergreens of many kinds, roses
and orange blossoms were in profuslon, and the
nuptial ceremonies were performed beneath
the shelter of an immense bell, constructed en-
tirely of pure white Nphetos rOsebuds with
here and here spray OF beautiful orange
blossoms. AS an evidence Of the Injuries that
go with the climate of California. it may be
mentioned that such decorations in New
York City would have cost several
hundred dollars, while as matter of fact here
they cost practically nothing beyond the care
Of culture. The ceremony was followed by a
bounttful Tepast, after which the happy couple
departed on their wedding tour, accompanied
by showers OF rice and other prophetic indca-
lions of good luck.
Among hose present were Judge and Mrs.
$. A. Sheppard Mrs Jamis0n. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Stone. Rev. j. A Mclean and wife.
Gather Stevens, Freddie Stewart. Harry Stode
and Robert Stone.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
On Thanksgiving evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". H. Patterson, Mr.. Fred
Jantzen ana Miss Laura H. Newberry were
united in the sacred bonds of matrmony, in the
presence OF large circle of friends and ac-
Quaintances OF the parties concerned. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.W. s. Bovard
Miss Bertha JantZen acted as maid of honor
and A. Miller performed The dulles OF best man.
The parlOrs were beautifully decorated and
the bridal party stood beneath handsome
floral arch.
Newberry, Miss Grace Newberry, Lemuel New
berry. Laurence Newberry, Mrs. F. JantZen
Miss c. Jantzen, Miss Gussie Janizen, George
JantZep, Richard Jantz u, Mrs Miller, Miss
Emma Miller, Miss j. Miller. Miss Clara Miller,
August Miller. Charles Miller Adolph Miller
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Daniels, Mrs. Daniels, Mr.
ana Mrs. George w. Patterson, Mrs. George
Wcise, Mrs. +. JantZen, Miss Annie Wese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest. Mrs. A Patterson, Miss
Patterson. Mrs. {. d. Byrnes, Miss E. Koch
Mrs. Ii. Sandleach. Mrs. c. ConnOr. Mrs. Mid
dleton. ii. Doscher, Mrs. McNaey. Mrs. E.
Cook, Miss McNalley, Miss E, Zm +. Stengel,
G. Cook, William Plevln and D. Goldberg.
Discho-Burton.
The marriage of Miss Susie Burton aud VIII
liam Oliver Dscho Of Newark, N j. was cele-
brated at Central NJ. E. Church on Tuesday
evening, December 4. IN the presence OF large
number OF friends. Rev. E. R. Ollie. D. D.. off.
clated assisted by Rev. w. w. Case, DID. The
church was beautifully decorated with chrys-
anthemums masses Of hydrangeas festoons of
smi.aX and groups of palms. Miss Stella Bur
ton, sister OF the BRIDE was maid of honor, and
I. Hodge acted as best man. A novel feature was
the escort consisting Of twelve young ladies'
members of The Unto the Leasl'' Circle OF
Kings Daughters, who received the bridal
party at The entrance. Following the cere.
mony reception was held al the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. O. Burton
81 Page street, where the happy couple re-
ceived the congratulations OF their many
friends and were the recipients OF numerous
and costly presents. After a short trip 10 Mon
terey they will take up their residence in this
city.
Norstrom-Yeazeli.
On Thanksgiving day most enjoyable wed.
ding took place at the residence of Mrs. Clara
A. YeaZell, 324 Fell street, the occasion being
the marriage OF her daughter Belle to Lewis G.
Norstrom. The bIide was given away by her
brother, Edward I. Yeazell. Miss Lottie Yea
zell acted as bridesmai and Mr.. HenryHaman,
an intimate friend of the groom was best man.
The BRIDE was attired in simple gown Of white
silk trimmed in white lace and white ostrich
tips; ornaments white hyacinths ana maiden.
hair.
The rooms were tastefully decorated with
garlands of SmilaX and white cbrysanthemums
1he couple stood under marriage bell made
OF white chrysanthemums SurmOunted by
crossed American flags. From until 10
O'Clock reception was held, during which nu-
merous friends OF the happy couple called and
extended congratulations and best wishes for
their future happiness. Opon leaving the bride
threw her bouquet of white hyacilths which
she carried In her hand during The ceremony,
Into bevy OF young ladies who assembled TO
BID her au revor and IL was caught by Miss
Lizzie Holtstander.
Kern Sheridan.
At the residence Of Mr.. ana Mrs. James A.
Feeney. 1616 Sanchez street, on Thursday
last, j. j. Kern and Miss Anna Sheridan were
united in marriage by Rev. Father Case. Miss
Sadie Feeney acted as maid Of honor. Miss
Kathleen fitzgerald bridesmaid and James
sellattended the groom as best man. After
the ceremony reception was held, which was
followed by sumptu0us repaSt
hose present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Black
Mrs. Lee, Russell Black. MIR. and Mrs. James