The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-21
A HIGH MOON WEDDING,
Nuptials of Carrot McEnerney
and Miss Elizabeth
Hogan.
Reception After the Ceremony-Feli.
ci.ous Speeches at the Bridal
Breakfast.

| Garrett McEnerney, the distinguished
and popular attorney, and Miss Elizabeth
Hogan, daughter of the late ]. S. Hogan,
Napa pioneer, were married yesterday
at noon at ST. Mary's Cathedral on Van
Ness avenue.
Archbishop Riordan, assisted by Father
Kirby and Father Mulligan, read the
solemn words that made the distinguished
couple man and wife.
The church was crowded 70 the doors
with the many friends of the popular
young couple The decorations of the
church were elegant and artistic. The
altar of St. Mary's lends itself readily to
decoration and abiaze as it was with
countless tapers and almost hid meath a
wealth Of fragrant white blossoms it pre-
scented a most artistic and beautiful pic
ture.
To the strains from the bridal chorus of
','Lohengrin' promptly at noon the bril-
Dial party entered the church, passing
from the vestry to the altar. Thomas E.
Flynn, editor of the Wasp, officiated as
best man, and Miss Mary Eva Thomas as
maid. After the ceremony the friends OF
the happy couple crowded around them
to offer many wishes for their future pros
perity and happiness
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young pc pie 415 Shrader street, was at
tended by some sixty friends. Here an
elaborate bridal breakfast was served.
The guests were seated at small round
tables that had been distributed through
out the handsomely decorated room.
At the brides table were seated Mr.. and
Mrs. McEnerney, Archbishop Riordan,
Father Mulligan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Downey
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. English,
Charles Flynn and Miss May Thomas.
While the good things were being passed
around and the champagne flowed toasts
| were in order. To Thomas Flynn, the best
man. fell the happy opportunity of re-
spending to the Archbishop's toast, The
Health of the Bride and Groom" Mr..
Flynn acquitted himself in most deligh
full manner. His remarks were wonder
fully witty and appropriate and succeeded
in putting all in the best of humor.
Among the others who spoke were J.
Downey Harvey, Henry Hogan, II. n.
Bradley Father Slattery, w. G. Morrow,
John Dunn, Mr.. Murray, Father Gleason
and Judge Lawlor.
At 80 o'clock, amid showers of rice,
Mr.. and Mrs. McEnerney left for two
weeks southern trip.
No cards were issued for the wedding,
which was characterized by most de-
lightful informality, but on their return
MT. anu MTS. Will SeDQ
cards and will be at home at Ais Shrader
street. Among those present at the we'd
ding were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs.
William R. Goodfellow, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Redman. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Pohli, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Hamilton, Miss Hamilton, DR..
and Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Parmenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. English, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
English, Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin McNab, Mr..
and Mrs. James H. O'Brien, Miss Kate
Hanley of Santa Cruz, Judge and Mrs. ].
A. Stanly, II. w. Bradley, Mrs. Grace
Hayes, Mrs. William Hayes, Mrs. Buck
ley, Miss Florence Buckley, Miss Mabel
Buckley, Mrs. Nellie Spencer of Napas
Rev. Father slattery OF Napa. t. F.
Bennett, F. w. Myrtle, S. w. Horton,
Mr.. and Mrs; T. I. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. a. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Tompkins, ]. O'Hara Cosgrave. Mrs.
Kelly, Miss S. E. Kelly, Miss Rose E.
Kelly John T. Creamy, William P. Law
lor, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow, Miss McKen-
zie, Mr.. and Mrs. Tenant. Mr.. and Mrs
Bartnett DIR. and Mrs. Putnam, Mrs
Hennsinger. Mrs. Robleto, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Nealon, Mrs. McGrade, Mrs. Elem
ing, DR.. Amy Bowen, Mrs. Ward, Mrs.
Howard, Miss Wynn, MIR. ard Mrs. Grit
fin, Mr.. Sutherland, Mrs, Coombs, John
White, Rev. Father Mcdonald. Rev.
Father Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas,
Miss Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hogan of Napa, John
Hogan, Thomas CARAT.