The record-union., 1896-09-17

residence of Mr.. and Mrs Herman H
Grau, at the corner of Twenty-first and
V streets, occurred the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Adele Kathryn, to Ed
ward Frederick Dold of Buffalo N. Y.
The bride is one of Sacramento's best
known and most popular young ladies,
and owing to her prominence in soci-
ETY. circles the wedding was one of the
events of the season. The groom is
highly spoken of as a rising young busi-
ness man in his Eastern home, being
connected with the Jacob Dold Packing
Company.
The imposing residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grau was elegantly fitted out in
anticipation of the event. the parlorS
being decked in white and pink, the
hall in green, the sitting room in yellow,
and the library in red, while the mantels
We're banked with flowers, and smilaX
was everywhere.
The bridesmaids were Misses Bertha
and Hadi Grau, while Misses Elsa and
and Miss Gretchen Grau maid of honor.
Little Fritz, brother to the bride, filled
the position of page very acceptably,
and Herman and Otto Grau, also broth
ers of the bride, acted as ushers.
Charles F. Dold of Buffalo, brother of
the groom, acted as groomsman, and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles f. Oehler, pastor of the German
Lutheran Church.
Only about forty persons, mostly rela-
tiveS Of the bride, were present when
the ceremony was performed making
the young couple man and wife.
The order Of the procession was, first,
the officiating minister with the groom
and groomsman, next the ushers, flower
girls, bridesmaids, page. maid OF honor
and the bride, accompanied by her
father, in the order named, while behind
all came the brides mother and grand
father, Albert Ziegele, Sr.
NealeS Orchestra was in attendance,
and rendered the Lohengrin wedding
march while the procession moved 10
the altar.
The service was performed in the bay
window Of the parlor, under a WASH
basket filled with flowers and hung with
smilax, the orchestra in the meantime
playing Dear Little Love- which was
composed by Miss Weeks and Miss
Griffin. and dedicated to the bride.
After the service had been concluded
and while congratulations were being
offered to the happy couple, the orches-
march.
After congratulations had been Of
fered the guests sat down to a bounte-
Gus wedding breakfast, during which
toasts were given and responded to with
hearty good will.
The bride was dressed in heavy satin
en- train, full plain skirt with Duchess
lace, plain waist, veil reaching to the
pr he in Pa
rosebuds and crescent of pearls, dla-
1nonds and sapphires, a present from
the groom, white satin slippers and no
gloves.
Misses Bertha and Hadie Grau were
dressed, the former in white Organdie
over yellow silk, the latter in white Or
candle over yellow silk.
Misses Florence and Elsa Grau, the
flower girls, were dressed in blue or
candle over white silk, while Miss
Gretchen Grau, maid of honor, was
dressed in white organdie over pink
silk.
Two hours after the wedding the
beautiful parlors were thrown open
and a reception was given, at which
about 800 Sacramentans We're present.
The ladies assisting with the reception
were Mrs. G. W. Mier, Mrs. T. B. Hall,
Miss Sheehan, Mrs. BIewener, Mrs. j.
II Heitman and Mrs. G. Bauman.
Those present from abroad were AL
bert Ziegele, Sr., father of Mrs. Grau,
Mrs A Ziegele, aunt of the bride,
Frank Ocumpaugh OF Rochester, n. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughson, John Wirtner,
MIR. Lochbaum, a. Heunisch, Mr..
Abramson and Miss Johanna Haden-
feldt of San Francisco.
The groom's present to his bride was
q crescent Of pearls, diamonds and
sapphires, and the Offering Of the
groomsman consisted of a beautiful
Haviland dinner set. Other presents
consisted OF silver coffee sets. vases
and cut glass of tasty design, and an
endless variety of ether things both
elegant and serviceaole.
The Sacramentans who attended the
reception from till 10 p. IN. We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ackermann, Mrs.
Adams, Miss Andriot, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Bau-
man, Mr. and Mrs. J. Barrett, Mrs. H.
Bartels, w. NJ. Bartcls, Martin Beas-
ley, Miss Sadie Bedee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Biewener the Misses Biewener,
MIR. and Mrs. Harry r. Blair Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Bloch, Mrs. and Miss Lesser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bonnheim, Miss
Rose Borchers. Harry Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe c. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brown, the Misses Breuner. Mrs. Cath
crime Breuner, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Breuner Mr.. and Mrs. Louis +. Breu-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Brown,