The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-12
WEDDINGS.

A quiet wedding took place last Monday
evening at 142l Geary street, when Miss Ca
mllla L. Smith ana Duncan Nankhardt were
united in marriage. The bride is The daughter
of the late Count" Smith, VINO for many years
was chief clerk at the Palace Hotel Only
relatives and few intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. which was performed by Rev.
Father Burns Miss Mcdonald was the brides
maid and Charles Carpy acted as best man. 4
delicious supper was served after the wedding.
Levy-Bern stein.
There was an interesting wedding y last
Wednesday afternoon at lie Temple Beth
Israel GU Geary street. The bride was Miss
EuGenia BernSt"i In, daughter of T.. Bernstein of
OAK land. and the groom was Solomon j. Levy
son OF Rev. VI. ). Levy, rabbi OF the temple
There was tasteful decoration OF pot ted
plants and flowers in the synagogue. which was
nlled with friends OF the happy couple. Al 3
O'Clock II. j. Stewart played the Bridal
Chorus" from "LOhengTin," aud the air was
sung by the choir
Then the bridal party entered in the follow
ing order: Tue master of the ceremonies
Marcus Levy; six ushers, Leo l.. Alexander
Maurice A. Leveue, Arthur Cohnrelch Sig
Solomon, Nat Cohen ana Mark Sena; Miss Ida
Levy, carrying lmmens- BOUQUET OF rare
eXoticS; Mrs. Bernstein, the mother of the
bride, and her son, Fred; the mother Of the
groom, leaning on his arm; Miss Flora Bern
stein. maid OF honori the bride, escorted by her
father.
The bride was attred in an elegant robe OF
train. The cOrsage was high and the sleeves
very bouitant In her couture was wreath of
orange blossoms holding in place the flowing
veil of Brussels lace.
RABBI Jacob VOOrsa0eer delivered an elo-
guent address TO the young couple after which
Rev. NJ. s. Levy performed the wedding cere-
mony lmpresSively, which was followed by the
benediction, which WAS delivered by Rev. DR..
Frledldnder of Oakland. AT 4:30 O'clock the
newly welded couple left for San Jose, en-
route 10 Monterey. When they return they WIN
reside at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
Jordan Stadermann.
Miss Jeanette West Stadermann, daughter
OF Mrs. NJ. A. Stadermann, and Joseph S.
Jordan, well-known newspaper man of this
city, were united In marriage last Thursday
afternoon al ST. Bridgers Church. Miss Grace
Stadermann acted as maid or honor and w. H.
Hammer was best man. The bride looked very
pretty In stylish gown of Tose-colored SILK
trimmed with cream colored lace and wore
cdpote TO match. The ceremony was impress
slvely performed by Rev. Father RYAN. After
ward a breakfast was served at the home of the
brides mother, PIG Suffer street and later IN
the day MIR. and Mrs. Jordan departed TO visit
Sacramento, Marysv He and Reno, New.
Langley Sheehy.
Miss Annie Sheehy. youngest daughter OF T.
Shelby, a Capitalist of the Pajir Valley, and
Charles NJ. Langley, son OF the pioneer founder
of the firm OF Langley & Miehaels, san Fran
CISCO, we're united in marriage last Tues ay
evening by Rev. NJ. Marion The ceremony
took place at the residence of the br ide's sIsUr
Mrs. a. Atteridge. The spacious parlors were
decorated by til. deft aud willing hands of The
brides many friends, The prevailing col0Ts be-
lng pink and lilac. 10 correspond with the cos
tunes of the bride and bridesmaids. The
mautels formed beautiful banks of chrysanthe-
NUNS, ferns aud palms. From the al CHI was
suspended choice floral marriage bell.
When the strains OF the wedding march
peaed forth the bridesmaids descended the
stairs, followed by The bride leaning on the arm
OF her father. The groom and bride took their
places under the marriage bell and Rev. NJ &.
Marion made them man aud wife. The bride
wore lovely costume OF white MORE silk,
skirt EN- train. bodice cut high and deliberately
trimmed with chiffon and pearl ornaments. Her
bridesmaids were Miss Murphy and Miss Will
hanson. The former was attired In pink silk
aud the latter In pale lilac SILK. Both looA ed
charming.
After the ceremony the guests repaired to
the pavilion on The grounds, which had been