The San Francisco call., 1896-06-03

mundane customs there, 1t is more than
probable that yesterday he dis played the
sign, This is my busy day"
There were four weddings yesterday.
Two noon ceremonies, an afternoon we'd
ding and an evening wedding.
Lieutenant Shoemaker of the Philadel-
phia and Miss Jennie Cheesman, a daugh-
ter of Mrs. Norton Cheesman, Joined
hands and hearts at the residence of the
brides mother, 1907 Pacific avenue. Rev.
DR.. Foute OF Grace Church performed the
ceremony.
It was very quiet wedding. There was
2 lack of formality and ostentatious dis
play that made it more than usually i'm
presslye.
Promptly at noon the couple, surrounded
. bV their relatives, and limited mum Der
OF intimate friends, faced their pastor in
the simply but prettlly decorated little
drawing and, according to the rites
of their church, were pronounced man and
wife.
After congratulations were offered the
newly welded pair led the way to the
dInlng-room, where an elaborate bridal
breakfast was served.
, Mrs, Shoemaker has for the past few
., seasons been prominently identified with
the best set in local society. A charming
girl, talented and accomplished, no enter
tainment was considered complete with
out her. Her engagement TO Lieutenant
Shoemaker was announced some SIX
months ago, on which occasion Mrs.
Jewett gave an elaborate tea III her honor.
1t was with regret that the Iady's many
friends heard that her wedding TO the gal
liant young officer was TO be extremely
quiet.
But if they were not present their
thoughts were with the happy couple,
and many were the wishes for their future
happiness and welfare.
White roses bloomed on the altar and
IN the chanceI OF Grace Church yesterday,
and wealth OF greenery lent the touch OF
spring typical for June wedding. A
well-dressed and fashionable audience
flied the church, Assem- bled 10 witness the
nuptials of Miss Emma Huntsman,
daughter of Mrs. George Huntsman, anc
W. Grayson Dutton, son of W. ]. Dutton,
Though the wedding was simple one,
there were features of unusual interest
OF the friendly gathering that watched
the pretty ceremony OF giving the bride
away" which Mrs. Huntsman gracefully
performed, not many knew the memories
which must have stirred that mothers
heart.
At the same altar Mrs. Huntsman her.
self was united in marriage to the father
of the girl who pighted her troth there
yesterday.
The Huntsmans are members of Trinity
Church, but naturally the bride wished to
be 10 arried at Grace Church, as her parents
=. engaged elsewhere, so it was arranged that
the Rev. DR.. Walk Of Trinity Church
should 90 to the chancel of Grace Church
g. 10 perform the ceremony.
Almost on the appointed minute the
.deep-toned organ echoed through the
church, and the ushers-Henry f. Dut-
Ton. Donald Smith, George Gardner and
.rified walk up the aisle. Following them
came the Misses Mollie and Gertrude Dut-
ton. sisters OF the groom, in dainty white
.organdie dresses, with stocks ana glrdles
of leaf-green silk, and big white fancy
straw hats, trimmed with white illusion
and Cherokee roses and green leaves.
Miss Lucy Huntsman and MISS Louise
Young, sister and cousin OF the bride,
walked side by side, and then came Mis- S
Genevieve Huntsman. the third OF the
strikingly elegant and stylish trio OF sisters,
as maid of honor. They, like the little
bridesmaids, wore gowns of white organdle
with stock and girdle of leaf-green suk.
The pig white hats were massed with
Cherokee roses and entwined with illusion
wells, the latter carelessly but gracefully
caught on the left shoulder with beautiful
pearl and green enameied pins, the brides
gift to her attendants.
Following the maids came the bride,
leaning on the arm of her mother
The brides dress was simple almost to
severity but for the soft tulle which
doated over it. The gown was of heavy
white silk, the skirt falling in the deep
folds of the new fan like train. The
sleeves were of graceful shape, long and
quite plain.
There was high crush collar with the
iauntiest of bows, and belt similarly ar
ranged.
Tie veil was caught with diamond
sun nburst, the gift of Mr.. end Mrs. w. j..
Dutton, parents of the groom.
At the altar the groom and his best
man, his brother Harry S. Dutton, met
the bride and in few moments Mr.. and
Mrs. Grayson Dutton walked down the
aisle and out into life together. A pretty