The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-07
JUNE WEDDINGS AND
ORANGE BLOSSOMS,
Nuptials of Miss Lulu
Williams and L. II.
Callen.
DR.. Martin Krotzyner WEEDS a
MERGED Belle-Jacobs- Hyman
Marriage.
An Interesting Wedding Celebrated on
Wednesday, June 8, at Viii.
liams, Cal.

An interesting wedding celebrated on
Wednesday, June 8, at Williams, Cal, was
that of Miss Lulu Williams and 8. H. Callen.
The ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of w. II. Williams by Hon. E. A. Br1dg-
ford, Judge of the Superior Court OF Colusa
County.
The bride is the daughter of W. b. Williams
one OF the large landowners OF Colusa County
and founder OF the town Of Williams. She is
highly accomplished, having attended Mills
Seminary in Oakland and Van Ness in this
City. The groom is Postmaster at Williams
and publisher of the Farmer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Callen will spend their honeymoon In South
ern California.
James Tunsted Burtchaell, teller of the Lon
don and San Francisco Bank, and Miss Adele
Craner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 2. Craner,
were married at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
at the residence of the brides parents, 657
Harrison street
The parlors of the house on Rineon Hill were
most artistically decorated with sweet peas,
lilies and smilax. In the front parlor, sus-
pended from garlands of smilax, was large
umbrella of pink and white sweet peas and
Bride roses, under which the young couple
stood during the ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Hon. John Hunt, Judge OF the
Superior Court, lifelong friend of the bride
and her family.
The bride was accompanied by her father
and attended by her ive-year-old niece, Miss
Lillian Craner, a daughter of the late Colonel
Herman Craner The little tot was picture
in striped white muslin dress, the skirt and
waist pulled and covered with tulle.. She car
RED small white cushion, on which was the
wedding ring.
The gown of the bride was an elaborate
ivory cream brocaded silk with demi- train.
The corsage was high with elbow sleeves and
trimmed with duchesse lace and a wide bertha
OF puffed tulle. The veil was attached to the
hair with a star and diamond aigrette, the gift
of the brides mother.
There were no other attendants, and after
the ceremony a breakfast was partaken OF,
during which cablegrams from England and
dispatches of good wishes from all parts of the
State we're received and read.
The numerous presents were displayed in
the library, and included variety OF silver and
gold ware and articles of yertu. The officers of
the bank in which the groom is employed sent
In handsome cabinet, and his fellow clerks
several crystal and silver and gold ornaments
Mr.. and Mrs. Burtchaell left on the overland
train Tor Lake Tanoe, where the honeymoon
to housekeeping at the villa of the groom at
Larkspur, in Marin County.
The wedding of Dr.. Martin Krotzyner, a
prominent German physician of this City, and
Miss Jenny Hartman took place at noon on
Tuesday at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hartman, in MERGED.
The bride wore gown of dotted Swiss over
white satin, trimmed with lace and watered
ribbon. The bridesmaid Miss Gertrude Gold
man, wore dress of white organdie over pink
silk. E. A. Schlaet of Oakland acted as best
man. Among the guests were several promi-
nent ladies and gentlemen from san Francisco.
After the ceremony the wedding breakfast
was served In large tent on the lawn.
The wedding tour will embrace Stone Park,
Niagara Falls, Saratoga Springs and New York,
whence they will sail for Europe for a six
months stay.
The wedding of Miss Gussie Jacobs, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jacobs, and julius Heyman,
brother OF the well-known violinist, Henry
Heyman, took place Tuesday evening at the
0ciH IF fhah riFi nfd SAINT Va
avenue, the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. DR.. Voorsanger at 80 o'clock.
From canopy OF smllax and white roses in
the front parlor was suspended lovers knot,
composed OF white and lavender sweet peas and
pink roses. The chandeliers were connected
with garlands of smilax.
The bride was attended by Miss Tillie Whit
man as maid of honor and Henry Heyman was
the best man. The bride wore an elaborate
toilette OF white satin trimmed with lace and
tulle.
After the ceremony the guests proceeded to
the banqueting-room on the lower floor which
was decorated with large and small japanese
lanterns. A tempting supper was served to
the 125 guests ana then all returned to the
parlors, where there was dancing.
There was an unusually pretty and in terest-
ing wedding on Wednesday evening, May q,
at the Lutheran church, corner of Eddy and
Cough streets, the contracting parties being
Mrs. Marie hester and William Geddes
To the strains of the wedding march the
bridal party moved up the aisle, following in
the footsteps of little Miss Gladys Geddes and
Master Charles hester, who left trail of fra
grant blossoms in their pathway
The bride attended by Miss Lulu
Nephan, who officiated as maid of honor.
James Black was best man.
After the ceremony the bridal party and a
limited number of invited guests repaired to
the Cafe Zinkand, where an elaborate supper
was served at a table handsomely decorated
with pink sweet peas and maidenhair fern.
The guests present were School Director Nc
Elroy and wife, Miss Louise McElroy, princi-
pal of the Harrison School, DR.. and Drs. Ed
son, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Holbrow, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard S. Mcdonald. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Geddes, Miss Lulu Mephan, James Black,
Charles Mccarthy, Master Charlie hester, Miss
Gladys Geddes.
On the return from their bridal tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Geddes will reside at 2121 O'Farrell
street and will receive on Wednesdays.