The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-07
WEDDINGS.

Leonard Fremont of this city.
WEDDINGS.
Trinity Presbyterian Church, coruey Twenty
Third and Capp streets, was the scene of
quiet but pretty wedding Oh the evening Of
Wedn, sday the I'd inst, the contracting par
ties ing Miss Margaret a. Scott OF Ihis city
and MIR. David Z. Whittier of Seattle. Promptly
al half-past O'clock, while the notes OF the
wedding march tloaled through the church. the
bride. looking charming in dainty gown OF
white satin and lace, entered leaning on the
arm of Mr.. WIN L. Smith aud preceded by
little Miss Crstie Oaten. They were met at the
altar by the groom. and the impressive services
Of he Episcopal church We're performed by the
pastor, The Rev. j. c. Smith. After he service
the wedding party drove to the residence OF
Mrs. q. Brones on Mission and Twentieth
streets, where an elaborate supper was
paTtaken OF. The young couple LET n Xt morn.
ing on a short trip through the southern portion
OF the State. On their return they Will leave
for attle, where They expect 10 reside in
future.
Brodeck- Barnett.
On Tuesday afternoon. in the presence OF the
relatives of both families aud host of friends
Miss Nettie Brodeck. daughter OF Mir. aud Mrs.
q. Brodeck, was united In marriag TO MI. A.
7. Barnett, prominent young attorney OF this
city, at National, Guard II III. Ellis street The
hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion
with festOons of evergreen and smlax. Choice
cut flowers were o be seen on every hand and
these, blended win the elegant costumes OF the
ladies', made Il very pleasing effect To IN
strains of the inspiring "LOheugrin March"
the bridal party entered the hail, headed by
Miss DOdie Barnett and Miss Phoebe. who
spriDklrd flowers III the pathway. They were
followed by The maid of honor, Miss Mly
kalnsky. The groom was escorted by his best
man, Mir. Mark Stone, on one side and his aunt
n "A iuA a. ia N
bridesmaids aud groomsmeu: Miss Laura Eli,
aud Bert Kahn, Miss Minnie Schwartz and s.
Steen. Miss Davidson ana her brother, Miss h.
Levy and S. Meyer. Rev. DIR. Nieto performed
the cerr mony, after which A banquet was
served and dancing enjoyed. The couple left
The following morning To make tour Of South
ern California.
Meyer-De .Bratteville.
at noon on Thursday last Miss Nanny Meyer
and Mr.. L. V. &c Bratfeville were united IN
marriage 10y Rev. Frank E. Hnckley at 1878
Taylor street, Oakland the home Which the
young couple have furnished for themselves.
Miss Meyer comes from family which has been
distinguished among PEG lie who have to do
with education on the other sid Her sister
was we'll Known as a ktntergartuer at San Frau
cisco, both at the Silver Star and The Second
street Occldent. Another sister graduated at
The State University In 1894. and is now teach
ing. German and chemistry IN the Sacramento
High School. Mr.. de Bratlevie has been ana Is
a very highly esteemed man with his employers,
The Southern Pacific Railway Company. Profess
sor FranN hugh Foster of he Pacific TheoogI-
cal Seminary assisted in performing the cere.
mony, which was OF a prlVa nature.
Taylor Remington.
Rev. Frank E. Hinckley pastor of the Second
Congregational Church of west Oakland Off
eiated at u very enjoyable wedding on New
Years eve at the Hotel GreystOne. Miss Irene
Belle Taylor wa given in marriage TO vii.
liam Henry Remington, clerk in the Southern
Pacific Railway. Miss Taylor is beautiful
young brunette. Her father is secretary of he
large cdnnIng-wOrkss near San Jose. They Will
be al home Thursdays at 1920 Eighth street
Oakland, where they begin TO keep house o.
gether. Rev. f. S. Williams Of the First
Congregational Church assisted in performing
the service The marriage was largely al
tend d, and the happy young couple were the
recipients OF numerous costly gifts from their
many friends.
Mills-Bee
At P. NJ. December % Miss Lena Bee was
united IN marriage TO Frank H. Mills at The
residence OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bee, 1706 Broadway this city. he
parlors. hall and starways were profusely and
artistically decorated with evergreens, which
produced a happy contrast to The light cos.
tunes OF the brides and maids. After the cere.
mony the usual congratulations were given the
happy couple, and later wedding dinner was
served.
The following were present: MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Bee, Mr.. aud Mrs Tilman, Mr. and
Mrs. Boyter. Mr.. aud Mrs. Wider Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellison, DR.. Black, Miss Black Mr.. BruDt
MIR. Stevens, Miss Worth MIR. Dole, Miss Mer-
kelbacE, Mrs. +. Ayers, Miss L. LutZ Miss f.
LutZ.
Howell Cabaniss.
The wedding of Miss Hattie Howell and Mr..
George Cabaniss too place at th Church OF
the Advent on Saturday December 30 The
wedding was quiet. none but the relatives being
present. Miss Howell Is daughter OF NJ, D.
Howell. he well-known mining man,
the State of Nevada. Mr.. Cabauiss is the
Prosecuting Attorney 10 Judge Joachimspn's
court ind a son OF the late L. T. Cabaniss, sur
eeon United States Army. The young couule
left for a tour through southern California and
upon their return will reside in this city.
Later Weddings.
Rev. Charles d. Merrill assistant pastor nj
the First Presbyterian Church of this CITY.
united in marriage Miss Jessie l.. Barton and
George d. Baird on Saturday last. Tie bride
aud groom are prominent members of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
and the parlors OF the church were pretIily
decorated by The members of the organization
A strong orchestra furnished the music. and
during tie reception which followed the newly
welded couple were presented with handsome
sets OF china and Slverware.
A pretty wedding took place on Tuesday
evening at The residence OF the brides mother.
Mrs. NJ. II. Lawrence. 90 Steiner street. when
Miss May Ii. Lawrence of this city and Arthur
Z. JAG son OF Santa Monica were united in
marriage by Rev. Walt@r ID. Nichols. Miss
Meta Lawrence. sister of the BRIDE was maid
of honor and Miss Bertha jacobson sister of
the groom. bridesmaid. Alfred r. Medley
acted as best man. and the bride was given
away by her uncle, Duncan McNee.
On December 81, In the chapel OF Howard
Pr sbyterian Church. Rev. F. r. Farrand
united IN marriage Miss Agnes f. Newman and
Charles b. Hochmutn. both of this CIV Tie
CEREMONY was Witnessed only by the relatives
ana intimate friends OF the contracting parties.
At ST. Joseph's Church on Tenth and Howard