The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-15

Mrs. Martin is the widow OF the late
Jefferson Martin, and is an important
figure in the commercial world as we'll as
in the world of society. Mr.. Lyon is one
of the most popular of the young profess
sional men, and is held in high esteem by
a large circle of friends as well as business
associates.
At half past last evening in the flower
decorated parlors of the Martin residence,
1405 Franklin street, Rev. DR.. Nieto read
the impressive marriage service that
united the young couple.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Julien Liebes, sister and
brother-in-law of the bride, "stood up"
with them. George Liebes officiated as
best man. ALI the details of the wedding
were conducted with the utmost SIM
pllcity. Only the immediate relatives of
the contracting parties witnessed the cere-
mony and partook of the elaborate supper
which followed.
The bride, a handsome blonde, petite
and stylish, looked extremely we'll in her
handsome brides gown. 1t was fashioned
of gray silk crepe. The yoke was made
perfectly plain in the prevailing style and
the corsage trimmed with point lace and
chiffon. The hair was dressed high, and
a cream aigrette mounted on a diamond
pin ornamented the stylish couture.
Mrs. LIebes, sister of the bride, wore a
very handsome gown OF pale blue silk,
trimmed with chiffon and lace.
Jeffreys Martin, little miss of sum-
mers, carried the pillow on which rested
the wedding ring. She was attired in q
dainty frock of light blue silk, with white
lace overdress, and trimmed with pale
| blue satin ribbon.
| The bridal presents were elegant and
numerous. Mr.. Lyon presen ted his bride
with pearl and diamond heur de lis,
which may be worn either as brooch OF
a pendant. handsome solitaire pin was
the gift of the groom's mother. The other
relatives sent complete service of silver
ware, handsome bronzes, cut glass end
various pieces of bric-a-brac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon will leave this
morning for southern bridal tour, and
on their return will reside at 1105 Franklin
street.
The engagement of Miss Edna G. Great
singer, daughter OF J. L. Greatsinger, presi.
dent of the Duluth and Iron Mountain
Railroad and one of the leading men oil
Duluth, to DR.. p. ]. III. Farrell of San
Francisco was announced yesterday.
Last winter while Miss Greatsinger was
in California she met DR.. Farrell, and an
attachment sprang up between them which
ripened into an engagement that has been
lady left for New York to arrange for hel
trousseau. 1t is said that the wedding
will take place early in September. il
will be social affair of some Importance
owing to the position occupied by the
Greatsingers in Duluth society, and be
cause of DR.. Farrells prominence in thi,
City.
Miss Greatsinger is very pretty and &C
complished young lady, and is great
favorite in this City.
DIR. Farrell is one of the most successful
and popular of the young physicians o
San Francisco. He was lately commits
stoned by Governor Budd surgeon of the
First Infantry, N. g. G. The young physi
clan served with distinction in the Eng
lish army. He passed through Zulr
campaign and was severely wounded il
battle at the same time the young Prince
Imperial forfeited his life. His military
career was most exciting and interesting
one. In appearance DR.. Farrell is
very handsome man-tall, distinguished
looking, a typical Englishman. He is
member OF many prominent clubs.