The San Francisco call., 1896-03-26
Nuptials of Miss Schwabacker
and Charles Rosenbaum
Last Evening.
HOME DECORATIONS
The Bride Is an Heiress and the
Groom an Enterprising Young
Millionaire.

The wedding of Miss Jennie Schwa-
bacher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Schwabacher, and Charles Rosen baum,
son of the late pioneer millionaire, was
solemnized last evening at the residence
of the brides parents, corner of jackson
and Laguna streets.
The announcement of the engagement
OF the young couple some three months
ago was for the time being the sole absorb
ing topic of conversation in fashionable
Jewish circles, and they have been the
guests of honor at numberless elaborate
entertainments.
The bride is charming. accomplished
and an heiress and the groom an enter
prising young millionaire, affable and pop
ular.
The entire ground floor of the elegant
Schwabacher residence was thrown open
for the accommodation of the guests, and
decorated elaborately. In the drawing
room, where the ceremony was performed,
the adOrnment was all in tones of blue ana
white. Directly in front of the hand
somely carved mantel a floral canopy,
square in design, and resting upon four
solid posts, in accordance with the ortho-
dox Jewish custom, was erected. This
canopy was composed entirely of apple
blossoms, and the floral posts were twined
with pale blue satin ribbons. On the
mantel was bark of forget-me-n -nots.
1t was beneath this floral canopy with
the forget -me-nots for a background
that the young couple stood while DR..
VoOrsanger read the expressive Jewish
ceremony.
In the other apartments the decorations
were as daintily pretty and original, and
showed the hand OF the artistic decorator, Miss
Bates The hall was decorated with long
stemmed lilies and growing palms In the
diningroom was novel decor alton OF wistaria
and lilacs. Hanging in the bay-window was
Chinese chiekencoop of wickerware filed to
oyerhowing with purple lilacs, suspended by
ropes wreathed in wistaria. In adjoining recep-
tion-room, from ropes OF Beauty of Glassenwood
roses were suspended beautiful baskets filed to
oyerfowing with the beautiful pale yellow
roses. For the west drawlng-room the decOra-
tlons were composed entirely of the exquisite
floral offerings sent by the friends of the
happy young couple.
The bride wore an elegant gown of white
duchesse satin, elaborately trimmed with lace.
Miss Mime Schwabacher, the maid OF honor,
was attired in dainty gown of grenadine and
carried a bouquet of forget-me-nots.
After the ceremony dancing was INDUCED in
uuti. midnight, when an elaborate supper was
served. Covers were laid for 200.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenbaum will leave to-day
for an Eastern bridal tour and may extend
the trip to Europe.
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss
Millie Viola Greenebaum, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Grecnebaum, to DR.: Hebert Hatch.
They will be married on Thursday, April 2, at
the residence OF the brides parents on Van
Ness avenue.
The Bernita Dancing Club, long and favor
ably known as one of the most select clubs in
the Mission district, gave its closing "hop" Fri
day evening, March 20, at Humans Hall,
Twenty-first aud Howard streets. The COM
mittee that had the affair in charge was: R. C.
Reid, q. Y. Howard, r. w. Thomson, Leon E.
Ensign and F. s. Mccullough.
A surprise party was given to Miss Annie
Mayer by some of her friends at the residence
of her parents, 400 Grove street, Friday even
ing last in honor of her twenty-frst birthday.
per table was supplied by Mrs. Mayer and Miss
Emma sHagemann. Dancing and games were
kept up until early in the morning. Miss
Mayer received many handsome presents.
Among those present were: The Misses Emma
and Bertha Hagemann, Miss Annie Sale, Miss
Ella Riordan, Albert Mayer Al Snyder, Willie
and Mrs. C. Mayer and Master Mayer.
sir. and Mrs NJ. Abrams were rendered
pleasant surprise party, given at their resi-
dence, SO Grove street, in honor of their
twentieth wedding anniversary. The follow
ing were present: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Abrams, Mr..
and Mrs. s. silbersteln, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
and Mrs. NJ. Blum, Mr.. and Mrs /. Funk, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Hyman, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Tobias,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Klarnet, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Gud-
iedt, Mr.. and Mrs s. Mendelson, Mr. and Mrs.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs.
8. Harris, Mrs. l. Cohen: Misses Gussie A bramS,
Eva Abrams, Ruby Fin berg, Annie Grau. Lena
Grau, Ray klarnet, Tessle S1ibersteIn, Rene
Silberstein, Hattie Mendelson, Sadie Mendel-
son, Hilda Gudfedt, Hanna Buchanan, Marian
Tobias, Leah Blumenthal, Katie Wooden, Lille
Hyman, Rosie Cooper; Messrs Adolph Abrams,
Milton Abrams. J. Silbe rstein. g. Silberstein,
Irwin Blum. Julian Blum, S. Tobias, Samuel
Klarnet Irwin Gudfedt, Milton Gudfedt, Artie
Buchanan, w. Olinsky, Harry Buchanan and
Milton Mendelson.
The marriage of DR.. Louis P. Oviedo and
Miss Alica Genevieye Cullen will take place at
St. Mary's Cathedral, on Tuesday, April ID, at
9 A. NJ.
From Grafton. CAL, comes an invitation,
printed in gold, to attend the golden wedding
and Charlotte Moses-Craig. The reception will
be from 2 to 6 P. NJ. ON Monday, March 30.
Mrs. K. E. Raimond after four months
visit in Hartford County, Conn.,, the home of
her nativity, is again at her residence, 1904
Broadway.
C. Muller, the optician has returned from
his trip through Southern California.
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