The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-24

noon, when Miss Margaret Foulkes,
daughter Of the late DR.. George Foulkes, and
DR.. ]. Mora Moss were welded by the rector of
the church, Rev George E. Walk. There was
large crowd present, San Francisco and Oak
land society being well represented. The wed
ding was set for noon, and shortly after that
hour the organist played the wedding march
from "Lohengrin'' as the bridal party entered,
led by the ushers, DR.. G. Howard Thompson, A.
Newman and Emmett Rixford, followed by the
maid of honor, Miss Julia Reed, and then the
bride leaning on the arm of her brother, DIR.
Bruce Foulkes
The gown of the bride was an elaborate white
satin demi-train, the front pulled. The corsage
was high, and heavy white cord was arranged
in the shape of V from the shoulders to the
waist. The cord formed epaulets to the bout
FAINT sleeves, and encircled the waist over
chiffons. The veil was long and fell into the
train. She carried a bouquet of Brides roses.
The maid of honor was dressed in white null,
walking length A wide sash of pink ribbon
was caught in a bowknot al the back the ends
ribbon was worn at the neck, and her white hat
was trimmed with La France roses
DR.. and Mrs Moss are spending their honey
moon in Southern California.
Davis-Swain.
A large lumber OF the friends OF Miss Emma
A. Davis and J. William Swain were present at
the First NJ. E. Church last Tuesday evening.
when the young people were united in mar
riage by Rev. Thomas Filben, pastor OF the
church. The pulpit was adorned with lilies
and ferns.
The bride walked up to the altar on the arm
of her uncle, and preceded by Miss Lizzie Fitz-
patrick, the maid of honor. During the pro-
cession the organist, Miss Hattie Fisher, played
the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin," while
Mrs. Burgess and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Han
cock sang the words. The groom and his best
man, Frank Irwin, met the bridal party at the
altar At the conclusion of the ceremony an
inf al ha1H fha ,orIn af
the church. Mr.. and Mrs. Swain left on
Wednesday evening N--- their home In New
York. The groom is connected with the
brooklyn nayy-yard, and has just completed
the new Government works at Seattle, Wash,
which he was sent out from the East to superin-
tend. The bride is q niece of NJ. +. Boyce of
I4l9 California street, and is active in the
church work of the congregation before whom
she was married.
Spencer Greig.
The marriage of Alfred o. Spencer and Miss
Laura B. Greig, of Vallejo took place on Thurs
day at the residence of the. brides parents.
Rev. Mr. CASTOR tied the nuptial knot. Lloyd
Bryant and Miss Christiana Greig were the
best man and the bridesmaid.
The groom, who is we'll known in Vallejo, is
the only son of the late Captain o. H. Spencer
OF that city. The bride is the eldest daughter
OF William Greig OF Vallejo, an expert in steel
ana al, iron ship-building at the Mare Island
hayward. She is also the granddaughter of
Captain A. Greig of Scotland. Relatives and
friends attended the wedding and appropriate
presents were bestowed upon the happy pair,
who left by the afternoon train for San Jose
On their return they will reside in Vallejo.
Firebaugh- Park.
Miss Mabelle H. Firebaugh, daughter of II. c.
Firebaugh, an attorney of this city, and J. Leo
Park of the Los Angeles Record were married
at the Emanuel Presbyterian Church at Los
angeles last Sunday by Rev. f. S. Chapman
Those present at the ceremony were: Mr.. and
Mrs W. F.. Burbank, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brown,
MISS Jessie McGaw and Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin d.
High, all OF Los Angeles, and Harry s. Allen of
San Francisco.
Simon Freshman.
Miss Daisy Simon and Mp Fleishman were
married at the brides home, 1908 Hayes street,
on Wednesday evening The house was pref
MY decorated for the occasion, and the cere-
mony was witnessed by number of their
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Fleishman are passing
their honeymoon in the interior.
Dykeman-Davis.
Mark E. Davis, son of w. Davis of the firm of
w. Davis g. Son of this city, was married to Miss
Hattie Dykeman at the home of the bride at
Spokane, Wash, last Wednesday, Rev. William
Davies officiating. The groom is in charge of
the branch store of the firm at Spokane. where
he has built home for his bride