The morning call., 1894-07-02
WEDDINGS.

The Church OF the Advent was the scene last
Wednesday evening of a most interesting wed
ding. The bride was Miss S. Louise Morris,
daughter Of Mrs. Sh0Weil and sister of E. I
Morris, chief engineer Of the Union Iron
Works. She is a native Of England, from
whence she came about two years ago. The
groom was w. S. Carmichael, 1.-the local repre
sentative and a member of the firm of Car
michael & Co. OF GTeenOck, Scotland, the own
Of the Golden Fleece line of sailing vessels.
The happy couple have been acquainted about
year.
aembellished with white and cream-c cOlOred
sweet peas, fern sprays and smilax. making it
much more attractive than usual Ii was about
b: 80 O'Clock when the bridal party made Its
appearance. Leading the way was full vested
choir of men and boys preceded by a cross
bearer. Then came another crosS-beareT and
the minister, Rev. Il. B. Collier After them
were the ushers, L. A. Bunnell and E. E.
Stoddards the flower girl, Miss Lettie Adams,
the maid of honor, Miss Eugenie Hawes, the
bridesmaids, Miss Lillian Z. Morris and Miss
Kathleen NJ. Morris, and the bride and groom.
When the choTisterS arrived at the altar they
sang the hymn, "The Voice That Breathes O'er
Ed n" Rev. Dr.. Collier performed the eeIe-
monY which was very impressive and then
the party left the ehaneel as the choir sang
pleasant Are Thy Courts Above"
The bride appeared very attractive in q robe
of white moire antique, made with demi-
train. The corsage was high and the trim
miuss were of point lace. Her veil of white
tuIle was confined 10 her coidure by a wreath
OF orange blossoms and a diamoud brooch.
She carried white prayer-book, the gift OF
Rev. DR.. Collier.
Miss Eugenia Hawes, the maid of honor,
wore a pretty gown of white corded silk,
trimmed with pink rosebuds and pink sweet
peas.
The bridesmaids wore becoming gowns of
cream-coIOred OrgaDdie, trimmed with Ouch
eSse lace, and carried bouquets OF cream.cOl-
Ored sweet peas and maldeDhalr ferns. The
favors were diamond pins that graced their
hair.
Miss Lettie Adams, a little girl five years of
age, appeared in gown OF white silk, trimmed
with lace.
A recel tion was held afterward at the home
of the biide,, 771 Haight street, where several
relatives and intimate friends enjoyed deli
cl0uS supper.
Larkins- Mcintosh.
very pretty wedding took place at St
Patrick's Church at noon last Tuesday, when
Miss Elise Mcintosh and William B. Larkin
were united in marriage. MendeIssohn's
"Wedding March" was played as the bride
entered the church escorted by her brother.
Her pretty sister, Miss Nellie Mcintosh, acted
as maid OF honor. The groom, who is the son
of " illiam Larkins the carri1ge manufac-
turer, was attended by his brother. Thomas
LarkinS. Nj. j. Sheehan and Lieutenant A. j.
Ruddock acted as ushers. The bride, who is a
handsome and accomplished young lady,
looked charming in her wedding robe. A host
OF friends extended thelf congratulations to
Them after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Iarkins left in the afternoon for a brief trip TO
the southern part OF the State and when they
return will occupy their new home on Oak
street.
Feder-Cofln.
The wedding of Miss Annie Cohn and Abra-
ham S. FEEDER took place at National Guard
Hall on Sunday evening June "a. Rev. Nj. S.
Levy performed the ceremony in the presence
OF a large number of friends Of the happy
couple. The guests entered the hall TO the
strains of the washington Post March," and a
very pretty effect was gained by their being
formed into the letters "a. T." which are the