The morning call., 1894-10-22
WEDDINGS.

One of last weeks most charming weddings
was that of Miss Mary E. Hodge aud William
Edward Har1es OF Olglaad on Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ. j. Hodge, mother of The
bride, 629 Eddy street. The house was pro-
fusely decorated. The wedding party con-
sisted OF The bride and groom, with Miss Mar
garet BowleS as bridesmaid and Frederick
Harjes as groOmsman, the bride being given
away by her brother, Thomas Hodge. The
party entered the parlors to the music of ''The
Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin." The cere
mony was performed by Kew. DR.. E. L. Ollie,
upon the conclusion OF which Memberships 8
wedding March" was played. The music
was given by Miss Frances Dawson of Berke
ley. an accomplished vocal and Instrumental
musician.
The presents were elegant and numerous.
Among them were piano. three or four onyx
tables, massive sideboard and other dining
room furniture, an onyx clock, an elegant SET OF
French china, large quantity OF silYeTware, 4
parlor table of solid silver and many pieces OF
hand painted china. Conspicuous among the
presents were TWO large standing lamps, one
of which represented a woman IN bronze This
latter is the first of its peculiar KIND on this
coast, and is so delicate that II could not bear
rail transports alton, and had to be brought to
this city by two MN. The ladies OF The bridal
party wore CT AIN silk, the brides dress being
pearttrimmed.
Following the ceremony was reception and
supper, a which the following were present:
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Mrs. Fl. johnson, Mr.. aud Mrs. O. o. Burton,
DR.. +. c. Payne and wife, Mr.. aud Mrs. WIZ
liam ABBOTT, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Brake. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Huer. Rev. i. X. Dte, u. d., NJ isses
Kate johnson, Nellie Dawes, NJ. Heath. Mar
garet Stewart. Carrie B. Abbott and Susie Alb
bolt, Mrs. 3. sherman; Messrs. Charles john
son. +. Jewell. William Abbott, Eugene Dod-
son, James Nichols, DR.. E. f. Kelly, Thomas
Hodge. A. Lesser and l.. +. Fisher of San Fran
cisco, MIR and Mrs. Fl. Hammond. Mrs }. A.
VeIsfr. William Westphal. Ii. W. Knoll. TheO
Westphal of Oakland: Miss Frances DAWSON
and Mrs. l.. Dawson of Berkeley; Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Peterson, George Bryte, Fred Harjes
and Miss Carrie Bryte OF Sacramento; Mrs. C..
Bowles ana Miss Margaret Bowles of Pleasan-
Ton; Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Thompson of Los
Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Haries OF
Mountain View and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
william Harjes, he groom, is the manager of
the Thompson Bridge Company. The wedding
journey is now being taken in the northern
part of the State
Anderson-Kermode.
The wedding OF Martin Anderson and Miss
Kathleen Kermode was soemnZed at their
new residence on Taylor street, near Suffer,
last Wednesday evening by the Rev. c. NJ.
Esbjorn. The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss SkilcOrn, who acted as maid OF
honor while the groom was attended by Harry
Skilcorn as best man. Tie BRIDE was
sttired in white beDgalne aud brocaded SILK.
while the maid of honor was attired in white
corded silk. made dan cling length. The bride
carried Bride roses, while the maid of honor
carried NiphetOs roses The house was ele-
gantly decorated with pOtted plants and ferns.
In tie conservatory au orchestra furnished
music. They received many elegant and costly
presents, among them being diamond crescent
from the groom and check from her brother.
Among those present were MIR. and Mrs.
SkilcorD, MIR. ana Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Edmunds. Mr.. and Mrs DanfOrth, Mr. and Mrs.
Pomroy, Misses SklcorD, Misses Saywell, Miss
l.. Klein. Miss l., Roth. Miss X, Neuman Miss
j.. Doury, Miss Gertrude lversOn. Miss Nellie
Grayson, Miss Lizzie Ayers, Miss George Muir
ray, James Murray, MIR. Sulain, Mr.. Miller, Mr..
SkiicOrn, II. Lee, g. JorgeDson. i. Scnmidt,
a. sullivan. 6. Bromel, q. Sutter. G. Abraham
son. A. Merry, Mr.. Saywell, l.. Powers and Mr..
Lumber