The morning call., 1894-01-15

and comprised almost everything costly and
beautiful that young bride could wish for Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan have gone East on heir we'd
ding trip, and after an extended tour will re-
turn to this city and reside at the Palace Hotel.
1t will be remembered that Miss Ainswortb
that was, was the young lady who was selec ed
by Governor Pennoyer of Oregon to chri>ten
the battleship Oregon. that was launched last
November from the Union Iron Works Be-
sides her beauty and the fact that she is heiress
TO about half a million OF dollars she has a
charming personality that speedily wins friends
Tor her, and she has no lack of them. Mr.. Nor
gan is secretary and au ditor of the telephone
hanson q Morgan. de Is gentleman of
sterling worth. who is popular alike with b is
business and social associates.
BreSSe-Cole.
charming wedding took place at st. Dom
inlc's Church last Thursday morning The
bride was Miss Minnie Cole, sister OF Mrs.
Howard ?. Taylor JT., and granddaughter Of
Hon. Daniel T. Cole, the Harbor Commissioner.
She Is a beautiful and yiVacious demi-bruneIte
and has legion OF devoted friends. The groom
was Eugene A. Bresse. very popular young
merchant who Is junior partner in The firm OF
Lewis McGlaufiln & Co.
The church was well filled with friends of the
contracting parties aud the sanctuary was
ablaZe with the light she'd from numerous
tapers, while flowers and tropical plants gave
additional beauty 10 the scene. Ii was 1890
o'clock when the bridal party arrived, and the
ceremony was impressvely performed by Rev.
the maid OF honor, Marius kast acted as best
man, and the ushers were Frank j. Marnney
Arthur Thornton, Robert OCOnnell and Fred
erck NC w lillams. Alter the wedding the
bridal party and few relatives and Intimate
friends were driven 10 the residence OF MIR.
Cole. 1719 Geary street. where reception was
held in the beautifully decorated parlors.
The bride lOo, ed very pretty in a travelling
gown of navy-blue cloth trimmed with velvet
and silk passementerie and she wore a dainty
caDote TO match. Miss Thornton appeared In a
gown of dark-gr cloth trimmed with velvet
10 match aud carried American Beauty roses
Mrs. Daniel 7. Cole was attired in gray satin
trimmed with Chanty lace. Mrs. Howard Z,
Taylor's gown was OF gen d arme blue SILK with
black lace. Mrs. l.. Z. Bress-. mother OF the
groom, was attred In robe of black satin.
Mrs. Galavotti, sister Of the groom, wore a
gown of changeable silk. An elaborate break
fast was enjoyed by the party, and in the after
noon The bride and groom left for Coronado
Beach, where they will pass a couple of weeks.
The presents were numerous and very costly.
A Double Wedding.
1t is seldom that a mother aud daughter cele-
brate their weddings on the same day ana at
the same place, yet This took place week
ago yesterday afternoon. One OF the brides
was Nine. Thea Sanderini, the we'll known
vocalist, and the other was her daughter, Miss
Clara nderini-Krumbein. IL was Professor h.
&. Seib who espOused Nine. SanderiBi, while G. +.
Kern became the husband OF Miss krumbein.
The wedding TOOK place at the home of the
brides, 1902 Laguna street. Rev. Dr. Leisz
cious dinner was enjoyed. Professor and Mrs.
Selb will reside at 1902 Laguna street and Mr.
and Mrs. Kern will have their home at POOP
Bush street.
Finney-Kelly.
A very pretty wedding took place on Wednes-
day last at ST. Dominic's Church. The con-
tracing parties were Charles E. Fnney and
Miss May E. Kelly. The groom has been for
many years connected with the Pacific Improve
ment Company. The bride Is a daughter of the
late well-known capitalist, William Kelly, and
niece OF ex-Railroad Commissioner 7. j..
White. Joseph P. White and Miss Kate
Hornsby acted respectively as groomsman and
bridesmaid while Miss katherine White was
maid of honor
After the ceremony the wedding party re-
paired to the residence of MIR. and Mrs. 2. j..
White. 2315 Bush street, where an elaborate
breakfast was served. The popularity of the
bride and groom was shown by the many hand
some presents received. Mr.. and Mrs. Finney
VIII spend their honeymoon at Del Monte and
Coronado Beach and on their return Will re-
eeive their friends at the Palace Hotel. where
they Will remain until the completion OF their
new home In Oakland.
Lewin-Karsky.
very pretty wedding took place last Sun.
day evening at Bear Club Hall, where Miss
Theresa Karsky was united in marriage to
Jacob levin. The bride, petite demi-
blonde, was attired In an elegant roDe Of
cream colored bengaline silk made with a
court train and trimmed with point lace. The
veil was OF white silk mOleine. She carried a
bouquet OF hyacinths and orchids wound with
a silken cord. As the bridal party entered the
hall the tones of MendelssOhn's wedding
March" were heard. The impressive ceremony
was performed by Rev. NJ. $. Levy.
After the usual congratulations extended to
the bride and groom the guests repaired TO
The dining hall, where a sumptuous repast was
spread. S. Karsky of Weaverville, Cal, a
brother of the bride. acted as master OF cere-
monies. During the evening many toasts were
given and the health OF the newly welded
couple was drunk In bumpers of champagne
Dancing was INDUCED In, interspersed with
recitations and singing. A number of tele-
grams were received and read. The happy
couple were tbr rcpients Of many elegant and
costly wedding gifts.
MIR and Mrs. levin will pass the honey
mnon i'm the southern part of the State.