The morning call., 1894-06-25
WEDDINGS.

There was a brilliant wedding last Wednes-
day evening ar the residence OF MIR. and Mrs.
George E. Swan, 21o Fourteenth street. The
bride was Miss Pauline Plantz, and the groom
was James Ltndsell. The ceremony was per-
formed at 1870 O'Clock in the handsomely dec
GRATED parlOrs by Rev. II. B. Collier. The
bridesmaid was Miss Dora Pelletier. and the
groomsman George Z. Swan. The bridal party
was preceded by little Miss Marguerite Pelle-
tier and Master Walter Swan After the cere-
mOny aud congratulations an elaborate supper
was enjoyed. Dancing and general merry max
Ing made the remainder of the evening very
pleasant. The bride received some very hand
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. James
Lindsell. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Pelletier, MIR. and
Mrs. George E. Swan, Mr.. and Mrs c. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Seike, MIR. and Mrs. ID. Me
hiernan, MI. and Mrs. r. Seike, Mrs. NJ Low
EFT, Mrs h. Higgins, Miss Dora Felleter, Miss
Otheia zimmerman, Miss Louise Meyer, Miss
Johanna Meyer, Miss Freda Won Staden, Miss
Emma Schwartz. Miss Dora Won Staden, Miss
Gertie Peterson, Miss Lelo Hayessen, Miss
A. Croker, Miss NJ. Martin, Miss B. McFadden,
Miss n. McFadden, Miss Katie Zwald. Miss H.
Abel, Miss May Lovett, Miss Marguerite Pelle-
Pelletier, Messrs. W. Meyer, II. Meyer, J. Won
Staden, Richard Won Staden, william Won
Staden, Eugene Gill. Thomas Murphy, Frank
Delano, John Stevens, George Morrell. II.
johnson, L. H. Turner, J. Sullivan. II. Reed, S.
Mercy, Fl. Burns, II. Smith, d. Horgau, Mr.
eCTae sTan TRp 6he Rey William AP Masters
ward Swan. Walter Swan, r. Pelletier, F. Pei
letter, c. Pelletier and E. Seike.
GomeZ-Finnegan.
st. Mary's Cathedral was the scene Of an in
teresting wedding last Thursday morning,
when Miss Lizzie A. Flnnegan. teacher in the
convent at Hollister, was married to Pedro Y.
Gomez, who for many years has been the sex
ton at the cathedral. They both have many
friends. large number of whom witnessed the
wedding.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Father Prendergast. f. J. Mitchell gave the
bride into the keeping Of the groom Miss Ella
Spauldlng acted as maid of honor and Richard
J. W alsh was the best man. The ushers were
FREDERICK G. Boden. Charles 7. GOgan. Louis
L. Jones. After the wedding the bridal party
enjoyed breakfast. and in the afternoon the
newly welded couple left for San Jose, where
they VIII pass the honeymoon.
L'F1ommedieu- Moss.
Miss Ella Winfred Moss OF this city and R. R.
PHommedieu of New York were married last
Wednesday afternoon at the residence of the
brides mother, 1926 Pine street. A few rea-
tives witnessed the ceremony. which was I'M
pfessively performed by Rev. DR.. Lacy. After
ward the newly welded couple were duly con-
graduated and later on they departed for Vichy
Springs.
Audibert- BonifieId.
Miss Mary p. Boniheld of Occidental Circle
No. la, Companions OF the Forest, and Gus
tave Audibert of Fair Oaks Camp No 3, Sons of
Veterans were united in marriage on Satur-
day, June 16, at the residence OF the brides
parents, Harriet street. The bridesmaid was
Miss Orrel B. WhitIen of Occidental Circle No.
LA, Companions Of the Forest, and the grooms-
man was A. M. Aschenfelter OF Fair Oaks
Camp No. 3, Sons of Veterans. Rev. j. A.
Fuendeling performed the ceremony, after
which refreshments were served, and several
hours were pleasantly passed In dancing and
meTrymaking.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
T. Bsnifield, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. whitten, Mr.
ana Mrs. A. NJ. Annis, Mrs. Gould, Mrs. A.
Gould, Mrs. AudiDert, Mrs. ii. Hug George
Brickwedel, j. 5. SchaumfeId, 7. HalIhan. j.
VeTdugo and M. Silva.
Williams Cochrane.
Rev. Father Lynch officiated at a cuIet wed.
ding that took place at ST. James Roman Cath
olc Church, on Twenty-third street. last
Wednesday morning at O'Clock. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Mary CochraDe ana
Charles L. Williams. Miss Clara Hogue was
the bride smaid and Albert Smidt acted as
groomsman. Afterward the wedding was
pleasantly celebrated
Herring-C Case.
On Thursday morning the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. X. Case in Santa Cruz presented quite
FESTIVE appearance, the occasion being the mar
rage OF their daughter Luela ana Fred ID. Her
rlng son OF MIR. and Mrs. S. H. Herring of Cas-
Tie ROCK. corner of the coy parlor was
transformed into a verita bic bower OF flowers
ana terns. The front of the canopy was
wrought IN the soft grays OF the dusty miller
Win clusters of pink sweet peas, while from
Ihe center was suspended a floral "herring,"
mace OF the white blossoms of honeysuckles
Inc Drlde, graduate OF the class of '91 OF
the santa Cruz High School, looked very pretty
in becoming toilet OF white ana pink. with
pink trimming. She wore no flowers except
orange blossoms in her dark curly hair. The
Impressive marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. Edgar Leavitt.
After congratulations the wedding party sat
down to wedding breakfast which was served
In natures dlning-room The Tables were
placed under the wide.spreadtng branches NJ
trees, and were beautifully arranged The de-
licious wedding breakfast daintilv served was
enjoyed by the guests. who felt that Mrs Case
had added fresh laurels TO her reputation as a
most charming hostess.
About O'Clock the happy young couple left