The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-10

brides mother, Mrs. Ella E. Johnson, LOG De-
visadero street. The residence had been spe-
cially prepared for the occasion, the florist hav-
ing exerted himself in identifying the interior
with flowers and ferns. At 1890 NJ, in the
presence of assembled friends and relatives,
the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Hemphill Miss Jennie Armstrong and Miss
Daisy Bethel acting as bridesmaids, while
Mr.. Morton and Mr.. Richard Dwyer assisted
the groom. Little Miss Helen Wakeman and
Miss Myrtle Triplett acted as maids OF honor.
After partaking of a delightful lunch the
bride and groom departed for Santa Rosa,
where they intend spending their honeymoon.
The bride was beautifully attired in white
brocsde satin dress, godet skirt, trimmed pro-
fusely with duchess lace; bouffant sleeves; or
naments diamonds and lilies of the valley.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
w. Bethel, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Wakeman, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. 7: Dudley, DR.. and Mrs. MCGOWAN,
Mrs A. V. Wakeman, DR.. and Mrs. Hemphill,
Dr. P. j. II. Farrell, Miss Fanny Marshall, Miss
Jennie Armstrong, Mrs. A. r. Weir, Mrs. Rich
ard Dwyer, Mr.. Louis r. Townsend, Mr.. P. J.
FISHER, Mr.. f. II. Mcconnell, Miss Daisy Bethel,
Miss Helen Wakeman, Mr. Morton, Miss Myrtle
Triplett and Master Clarence Wakeman.
De Bare Rifkind.
On Wednesday evening, February &, Hyman
Rifkind of New York City and Miss Sarah de
Bare were united in marriage by Rabbi Mayer
S. Levy at the home of the brides mother, 2946
Mission street. The bride entered the parlor,
which was tastefully decorated with
flowers, escorted by Mrs. Baker and Mrs.
st. John. The bridegroom was escorted by
Mr.. Baker and Mr.. ST. John The bride was
tastefully attired in a steel-gray silk dress
heavily trimmed with lace. After the cere-
mony the bride and groom, with their numer-
Gus guests, sat down to an elaborate wedding
supper and at a late hour the happy couple
left Tor their home amid shower of rice.
Those present were: Mrs. NJ. Goldwater, Miss
Goldwater, Mr.. Nebrous, Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Rifkind, Mrs. S. de Bare, J. NJ. de Bare, Mr. and
Mrs. ). Ruddy, Mr.. and Mrs S. Levy, Philip
Bruckner. Miss Mary Cotton, Mrs Rachel
Engeiberg, Charles Stricken, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
SCHWARTZ, Mrs. 7. Argent, Mrs. T. Argent Jr.,
Miss Nellie Argent, Mrs. McGrath, Miss Mary
McGrath, Mrs. Iba, M. CHASER, Mrs. Schmitzke,
Mrs. Coyne.
Madison-Howard.
On Thursday evening last the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Captain Madison, 1926 Mission street,
was the scene of bright and festive celebra-
uon, the occasion being the marriage OF their
Howard.
Those present were: Colonel and Mrs An
drews Captain and Mrs. Madison Mr.. and Mrs
Athearne, Captain and Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and
Metzger, Mr.. Z. Metzger, Mr. Joseph Gottlob,
Mr.. J.J. Gottlob, DR.. and Mrs. Frost, Dr. Multi
gan, Miss Mulligan, Mrs: Mulligan, Miss Crack
Lieutenant Seeley, Mr. Joseph Mccarthy. Mr.
Kaufman, Mr.. j. Kaufman, Mr. Willie kauf.
man, Miss Frost, Miss Sbannahan, Miss Fostec
Miss Brown, Miss Schneider. Mrs Schneider.
Mr.. Mckinney, r.bnow.
Primst-F iliatiault.
Miss Louise Primet was united in marriage
to ]. Filiatiault Sunday, February 3, at the
residence of the brides parents on Clay street.
Miss Rosine Olivier acted as maid of honor and
P Boulin as best man.
Among those present were Mrs. Olivier, Mr.
and Mrs. Flicourt, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Primet Mr..
and Mrs. Giber, Mr.. and Mrs. Bellue Mrs Bou-
lin, Mr. Lalande, Mr. and Mrs. Posse, Mr.. and