The San Francisco call., 1896-05-17

denee OF Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Mosher, in Niles,
on Monuay last TO witness the marriage of
lnelr daughter Maude to Mr.. Loren Hunt of
the State University. over 100 invitations
had been sent out, most of the recipients being
present. pres @ IN person ON that happy occasion
Inc nour oil the ceremony was set for7 O'Clock.
Guests from San Francisco and Oakland came
on the o'clock train, and were conveyed to
the mouse In carriages. The rooms of the
nome mad been beautifully decorated in honor
oil the event. under the supervision of Charles
Turner OF Union High School. Light and
graceful branches OF bamboo and palm with
sword ferns formed the background for the
beautiful blossoms with which the walls were
hung. A canopy of fish-net, lightly inter-
woven with white roses, covered the bay
window and extended over the ceiling of the
room in which the bridal couple stood.
Over their heads hung large floral horse
shoe OF white roses and maidenhair fern.
shortly before the entrance of the bridal party
Richard Hunt, brother of the groom, sang
IN In fine voice, TO accompaniment, "Csll Me
Thine own" and then to the strains of the
wedding march came the brides attendants
down the be-ribboned aisle. Bishop Mich
OILS. with Rev. T. G. Crump leading, were fol-
lowed by the groom and mis- best men, Mark
Brownsill OF Santa Barbara. Next came the
father and mother of the bride followed by the
bridesmaid, Miss Jessie Easton of San
Francisco. Lastly came the bride herself, the
groom stepping forward TO meet her. The GER
emony, led by Rev. Mr. Crump. and completed
by the Bishop, was most impressive. The
brides father gave her away and the young
couple knelt at the close to receive the bless
ing. The company present then rendered
hearty congratulations and later all adjourned
TO the large tent near the house TO be seated at
the supper tables.
The long tent had been converted into a
beautiful bower of green upon the white back
ground, hung with lamps and Chinese Ian
terms. While the company fingered at the
tables short speeches of congratulations and
good wishes for the bride and groom from a
mum Der present served to brighten the faces
with smiles and add laughter and merriment
TO the enjoyment OF the evening. At 10 80 q
special train bore the guests from San Fran
cisco and Oakland TO their homes. The brides
costume was OF cream-colored brocade satin,
trimmed with point lace. She carried bou-
quet OF white roses and maiden-hair fern.
The bridesmaids costume was OF white organ
die and Valenciennes lace over pale blue silk.
Ornaments turquoise set in diamonds She
carried a bouquet OF La France roses.
The brides mother wore a dress of black
peau de sole, trimmed with point lace with
diamond ornaments. There were many beauti-
full toilets worn by other ladies present. A
large number of costly gifts in silverware and
cutglass, etchings, engravings and dainty brio
a-brac showed the love and esteem of large
circle OF friends. The groom gift TO the bride
was miniature pin set in dead gold. The
favor to the bridesmaid was cloyer-lesf pin
set in pearls; to the best man sword-hilt
scartpln set with pearls. The Bishops gift to
the bride and groom was dainty volume in
white and silver containing the marriage SER
vice, the marriage certificate, and blank pages
for the names of witnesses TO the ceremony.
Among the guests present besides those from
Nichols Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton, Miss Jessie Ea-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Hunt, Mrs. Mary F.
Hunt, Mrs. f. Ralph, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Randolph,
Charles Turner, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaskill, Mrs. r. Miller, the Misses Dorothy and
Rosalind Miller, Miss Edith Henry, George
Uhljen, Oakland; the Misses Julia and Vina
Noy, Alameda; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Magee,