The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-01
WEDDINGS.

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: j. II. >McQueeney and MISS Susie. Devine were
married al HE cathedral IN Sacramento at $50
d'ciocN "Wednesday afternoon Dy Rev Father
!: G. ace: ,JdneS HawkiBS acted as best lnan. ana
Miss. Af;fty Aisrina as bridesmaid. The cattle
dralNas brilliantly: Illuminated for the occasion
j. anq-a wedding marcIi:w played on tie great
: ~ g1rnMnile u quarrel gaYe.y ocal music. The
: c}ul ca :htd liupdredS Of friends Of tie young
: cupple gathered To witness lie ceremony. a
- lecelulou efol0Wed:::a at the res idenee of the
.bilq &c mother, 800 n street.. NJ and Mrs.
MtQueenry WILKES ide.at 2106 street. Both
Dride and groom nave very extensive ac-
quaint uceSuIp5 In Sacramento: and The event
:. has Called 1Gi III general congratulations.
- BuiInoEe =BuZza. ><"::: -
very quiet but pretty wedding look place
at Casa Grande, New. AlDladen, las. Wednes-
day. when George c. Bulmore and Miss Harriet
A. BuLza were unlied in The holy bonds OF mat:
rmony AT O'Clock TIE wedding march was
played by Miss Teida Wiener OF san Francisco
AID the bridal party, led by Miss Lolita BuZza
sister o. the bride, AS maid of honor, entered
The beautifully decorated parlors.. The bride
and groom TOOK their Places under a large
wedding bell and the &c remony was performed
by the Rev j. w. Wvthe Jr. of Los Gains
The bride loo ed Charming In white silk
null dress, trimmed with real lace and orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet of Bride
roses. The maid of honor was dressed i'm wnite
null. trimmrd with lace ana ribbons. Snr
carried Il bouquet of Marechal Mel roses. The
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groom, was d essed ia While India silk, trimmed
with lace and pink ribbons. She carried a
bouquet OF La France roses. DaVidA. Bulmore
acted as best man. Immediately. after fine
ceremony The guests MAJ chedto the beautifully
decorated dining-room and partook Of a sunni
tuous wedding breakfast. after which The bride
and groom departed for San Francisco. .
kenny-VinaI.
The wedding OF Miss Mamie o live yinal and
Frank C. Kenny took place AT ST. Mays Ca
VT. NIL ca n
a large number OF relation and friends were
present 10 witness the ceremony. Beautiful
flowers adorned the sanctuary. which was il
Illuminated by hundreds of lighted tapers anC
appeared very attractive The groom.s sister
Miss Mamie Kenny, was the maid OF honor
and Joseph w asli acted as best man. Rev
Father KIRBY performed The ceremony impress
fsiyey. after which The brdalparty and invited
guests proceeded TO the Hotel Alexandra
where reception was held. The commodious
DarloEs were handsomely decorated With mar.
guerites, pinks and ferns. After congratula-
lonsaha been extend g. all retired to the din
iug-room, where a delicious breakfast was
served. The tables and sldeboard were ornate
with lovely flowers, all arlistically arranged.
Several hours were delightfully."- passed at Inc
festal board. MIR. and Mrs. Kenny Will receive
on the first Tuesday of each month at theiT
home, 81 Geary street..
Among those at The reception were: Mr.. and
Mrs: NJ. X. Hall. MIR and Mrs. Roger Slcotte.
Mr.. and. Mrs. ID. Kenny. Miss Alice Kenny.
Master Andrew Kenny, John Kenny. MISS
Mary Kenny, James Gaughran. Miss Maggie
GaughraD, Mr.. and MIS-. M. L. Dempsey. Mr..
and MRS. John Dempsey. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Long. Misses Kitty aud Maggie Dempsey,
MIR. and Mrs. Law Walsh Sr.. Mr.: and Mrs
Law Walsh Jr., Joseph Walsh, Mrs. Carter.
Mrs. Tracey. j. and II. Brown. Dr. g. Z. Cook,
Henry Lachman. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Vinal ST..
Mr. and Mrs. William Vinai. Mr. and Mrs.
John Vrnai Jr.. Mr. aud Mrs. Frrd PrIcha:d.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark, Cornelius and
William Clark, Miss Maggie Clark.
SchulZ-Nixon.
The wedding OF Miss Marceila Nixon, an
accomplished young lady recently from the