The morning call., 1894-09-03

last Thursday evening to James D. Tregloan of
Honolulu at the residence of the brides sister
Mrs. w. NJ. Nallette. BOOB California street
Rev. X. {. Foute otficiated. The affair was
yerV pleasantly celebrated. Many costly pres
eDts were sent to the happy couple. Mr.. and
Mrs. ITegloan left last Satu day for their future
home In Honolulu.
Among hose present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Il. Tregloan, Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Val
lette, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton F. Gabbs, MIR aud
MIS-. Dudley hoppikus, Mir. and Mrs George
w. Mehtt, Mr. and MRS. Charles L. Fred
sTlcksi Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil MGEvoy, Mr.. and
BIZ q Mrs. Belle Lynch, Mrs. c. F. Clark, Miss
Netue IreglOa0, Mrs. Ada Fredericks Miss
BeTnlce hoppikus. The Misses Bates. the Misses
hely, JoSeph Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Remy Fred
eTlcks' George ii. CarbiDIss. William Tregloan
w. a. Doud and Master Dudley KOppikus
Misunderstanding.
Miss Beatrice Partridge was married last
TUESDAY TO stephen c. Willmans, the junior
member of the Willmans Brothers Stock and
Mining Company. The ceremony was private
The bride being present. MIR. and Mrs. viii
mans Will spend part OF their time in Seattle
ana part IN San Francisco and ia Newman
Stanislaus County.
Brake Shenker.
The wedding of Fred w. Brake and Miss Nell
Ruth Shenker was celebrated on Thursday
evening, August %. at the residence of The
street. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Edward Walk OF Trinity Church. and was wit
messed by about Thirty intimate friends and
relatives. Alvin Shenker. ia her of the bridr,
gave her INTO the Keeping of her future hus-
band. The bride was handsomely attired In a
combination OF pink and gray, with a bouquet
OF wnlte rosebuds; ornaments diamonds. the
gift Of the groom Many rare and costly pres
ents were received from friends residing here
IN the Eastern States and in England The
happy couple left for Etna Springs. They will
receive at l2O51h BuSh street after Senten
Der 8.
Attel-Fisher.
The wedding Of Miss Julia Fisher and Cole
man Attel took place at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs A.Fisher, 92O Me-
Alllster street,on Sunday, August 10. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. NJ. S. Levy The
decorations OF the spacious parlOrs were clap.
crate and In excellent taste. at the appointed
hour the bridal party entered 10 the strains Of
wedding march. Preceding the bride, who
entered escorted by her father and mother, was
The maid OF honor, Miss Birdie Fisher, sister OF
the bride.
The bride was attired In white China silk
trimmed with Duchesse lace aud orange bios
SONS She carried a beautiful bouquet of
Bride roses. The maid OF honor worn corn
colored suTah silk trimmed with Irish uOint
lace. Inc bridesmaids were Miss Theresa Sol
ONION, VINO wore dress of light blue surah
SILK trimmed with Duchesse lace and lilies Of
the valley; Miss Sarah Attel 10 pink silk
trimmed with green; Miss Julia MensOr, cream
SIX Trimmed with green; MISS EsSie Fisher, in
red SILK trimmed with Venetian lace They all
carried bouquets of delicate white sweet peas
and maiden hair. the grOomsmen were B.
solomon, Mr.. Orlander and NJ. L. Llcht, and
the best man was William Colin.
After the ceremony tile guests retired TO the
banquet hali 10 partaBe of the dehcacies pre-
pared Tor them. Numerous kilograms from all
parts OF the State were received and read
IoaStS were given and congratulations ex-
tended TO the newly married couple. After the
supper the guests returned the DaFlOrg
where a good programme was rendered and
dancing was INDUCED in 10 an early hour.
SteeIe-Geary.
The residence of Colonel aud Mrs. Dennis
GesTy. on Fourteenth street, was the scene OF
quiet wedding last Monday evening, when
their daughter, Miss Anna NJ. Geary, became
the wife Of James r. Steele. Only relatives and
very intimate friends witnessed the Germ ony,
which was performed by Rev. Father SIalZ OF
the Mission Dolores Church. Miss Susie T.
BrOderlck attended the bride as her maid of
honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Steele have gone to Colo
RADIO Springs for visit and will soon go TO ST.
Paul, Ainn., where they Will reside.
Buckley Bell.
pretty wedding took place at st. Stephens
Episcopal Church last Wednesday evening.
when Miss Rita Graham Bell. daughter of
Robert Bell was united In marriage to Edward
Murray Buckley, son of Mr.. and Mrs, +, p.
Buckley. AS the young couple are very popu-
lar and have many friends, the Handsomely
decorated church was well filled. Miss Rebecca
Bell, sister OF the BRIDE, acied as maid of
honor, and John Hamilton Fay was best man
Rev. h. j. Lyon performed The marriage ser
vice. reception was held afLerWaId AT The
home OF the brides father, where a few rea-
lives and Intimate friends assembled TO con-
gralulat= the newly welded pair aud enjoy the
hospitality OF the household. Many beautiful
wedding presents were received. Mr.. and MIS-
buckley are occupying their new home ar 922
Union street.