The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-08

ground was of ferns and marguerltes, while
overhead instead of the od-iime mafri ee oeli
huhS emolemaltc rings of white ana yeiioW
marguerites by silken fastenings. Mrs. John
Leaie presided at the piano, and as the strains
Oh Tile wedding march were heard the wedding
party came through The spacious Dall.
The bride was attired IN lovely costume OF
;voIy-white silk WIKI lovely old-lace garnlture
fastened at the neck with Deautlfui Drooch OF
silver aud gold tilagree. an old heirloom from
Norway. The bridesmaid Was Miss Bessie A.
North, who looked very lovely In blue India SILK
ornamented with blue ribbons and white silkeu
acorns. The groom's best man was j. j. Nc
kept up the courage OF Tie groom in noble
style. The Rev. Dr. Case read the beautiful
Methodist Episcopal ceremony. aud The re,
soft and low by the musicians stationed in the
library.
After the ceremony the bridal party sat down
to delicious repast. and It number of small
tables scattered through The rooms the guests
enjoyed TO the ful. The hospitality OF the house.
After the presents. which were numerous and
valuable, had been duly inspected The bridal
parry were eseorted TO The ferry, where they
deparie for Santa Cruz amid shower of rice,
and the good wishes from old phone friends
OF tie late Captain John u. North and the i'm
mediate ttiends OF Mrs. Z. NJ. forth, who is so
well known as newspaper writer and teacher.
Among those present were: Captain and
MIS-. Nelson, Captain and Mrs. w. q. Leale,
CAPTAIN and Mrs. John Eeaie Captain and Mrs.
q. q. Anderson, Captain WhiIcomb. John LOT
stad. MI. and Mrs. Chris Oijen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whlsby, Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefaur. Dir. aud Mrs.
Robert Christy. Mir. and Mrs William Boots
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barry. Miss Edna Nabl,
Miss t. Anderson, Miss Elsie LeaIe Miss Jes-
sic Banks, Miss Marion Leale, Miss Edith
oscar n Anderson, Charles Boots and Mrs. M.
A. Anderson.
Lathrop-
In
prlsed last Tuesday evening when they heard
that Rev. III. d. Laihrop and Miss o. K. Stevens
had been united in m rriage al noon that day
In the Church of the Advent, of which the
groom Is the pastor. The happy couple stole q
march of twenty-four hours on their friends.
except a limi ed few. and were united in the
bonds OF matrimony by Bishop William Ford
Nichols. The bride was given into the keeping
OF the groom by DR.. LillencraniZ. After the
ceremony the newly welded couple We con-
graduated by their friends, and later In the day
they lett 10 pass couple OF weeks near ST
Helena.
Acknowledgment.
The ST. Bonface Church was the scene last
Tuesday evening of the wedding of Hiss Otillie
l.. hayser aud Charles Z. Leuthold. Many oil
their friends witnessed The ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. Father Max. Miss
Maggie Davis and Miss Annie Schoetter acted
as bridesmaids and the groomsmen were A.
Kayser and S. Peiser. After the ceremony
reception was held at the home of the BRIDE.
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Fritz Kayser, 1902
EDDY street. A sumptuous snpper was served
follow by music and dancing until the ca ry
hours OF morning. Many elegant presents were
sent 10 the young couple.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Fritz Kayser. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kayser, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Kayser and family, Mr. and
Mrs Kari kayser, Clements Kayser, George
hayser and family Franz kavser, Mr. aud Mrs
John Meyer, Philip Closa, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Schoettler, Mr.. and Mrs. q. SaftIg. Mr. apd
Mrs. L. Fiavin Mi. aud Mrs. II. keefe. Mrs. j.
Hinklr Miss Dietary, Miss Annie Sehoetter,
Miss Mamie SchoeItler, Miss Maggie DAVIS.
Miss Jennie Davis, Miss Mamie German, Miss
l. Anderson, 3. Peiser. a. hayser, Fritz
SchoetIler, Mr. Jenkle, Fred Wolf Master
Herman haySer, Miss Frances kayser.
Becker Hermann.
Arnold Becker, a well-known mining man of
this city, and Miss Helene A. Hermann,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Herr.
mann of San Jose, were united in marriage at
O'CLOCK last Wednesday afternoon in Trinity
Church, San Jose. Only relatives of the happy
couple were present, and there were no attend
ants. The bride was given away by her father,
A. T. Hermann. a prominent surveyor and
civil engineer and Rev. DIR. Wakefield per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride looked charming in a travelling
dress OF mixed gray SILK, trimmed with blue
silk and steel buckles. Her hal aud gloves
matched the dress. She wore pearls and dia-
nonds as ornaments. and carried a while Kid
praver-book and a cluster OF voets and maid
enhair fern. After The wedding the bridal
party proceeded 10 the residence of The b. ide' s
parents, corner Of Seventh and Red streets,
where, IN the handsomely decorated rooms, re-
freshments were served. MIR. and Mrs. Becker
left for Santa Cruz later in the day 10 remain
about four weeks. They Will pass the winter
here at the Palace Hotel
Wh;tesEuarcnn
The wedding Of Miss Maggie Everson and
William White took place at st. Francis
Church Oh Wednesday evening, September &c
Miss Rose Bramwell was the maid Of honor
and William Gately acted as best man. The
ceremony was inpressiyely performed by Rev.
Father Corcoran after which the bridal party
and invited guests proceeded to The home OF
the bride where they passed the evening iE The
enjoyment OF music aud dancing, followed by
bunnieOu supper
Among those present were: Mr.. md Mrs.
Thomas EyeTsOn, Mr. aud Mrs. William Ever
son, Mrs. Charles Eyer.on, Mrs. Nellie Owens.
MISS Annie Eyerson, Frank Everson, Albert
Eyerson, Miss Lucy Clarke, George Clarke,
Miss Annie Morris, Mrs. MeI0tyre Miss
Maggie Mcintyre, Alfred Fear Miss Rose
Bramwell, Mr.. and Mrs. iheix Perron, Mrs
Alice Gately, Miss May Lynch, Miss May Law
SIS, Miss Kelly. Mrs. McDeyitt. Mrs. Powers,
Thomas Chandler, Joseph King. Mr.. Connolly,
Mr.. Ward. j. j. Sweeney. Joseph and Gus
Neagle. William Gately. Steven GILL; Edward
Mason. Edward kelleher. Leopold 1illman
Thomas Murray, John w oodruf. John Hodge,
George Price, Larry Lewis, Daniel Williams
Charles Reed, Thomas MaiIeney, jaime:
Leacey ana William Sullivan.