The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18
WEDDING BELLS.
Prominent Ceremonies of the
Week Celebrated IN the
Interior.

KTo more picturesque bridal party ever
IN stood up in El Dorado County than
- that which gathered around Miss Emma
Barklage and Herman II. Schultz, whose
marriage was solemnized on the evening OF
October z, at Georgia Slide, El Dorado County,
Cal, at william Barklage's residence.
In the parlor were grouped yellow and white
coriopses and chrysanthemums.
II was exactly 8 O'CLOCK P, M when the maid
of honor, Miss Flora Barkiage, and Miss Carrie
Schultz, bridesmaid stepped from side room,
with the groom and his best man, Mr.. VIII Nc
FesseL Mr.. Herman 81. Schultz stopped al the
door with Rev. Mr. Mcdonald OF Placerville,
the officiating Clergyman. From the back par
lor came the bride on the arm OF Mr. Fred
Schultz Jr. In the center OF the front parlor they
met, and the ceremony, most beautiful and
impressive one, was performed.
The bride, who is b -sutiiul petite brunette
and one of California's choicest buds, wore q
gown made of white MORE silk. The veil was
draped from the high coiffure with sprays OF
orange blossoms.
The dress worn by the maid of honor was of
white taffeta. Miss Carrie Schultz, the brides
maid wore magnificent 70 be of pink silk.
During the ceremony Miss Ida Barklage
played 1.-TWO hearts that beat as one"
The bridal presents were in exquisite taste
and many OF them substantial Mr.. end Mrs.
Schultz gave the happy couple fine residence
| for their future home. The bridal coup e I'M
mediately departed for months trip to
Southern California. Those present were: Mr..
.
Carrie Schultz, Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. McFes-
sel Mr.. Kortsain, Sacramento: Mrs. Robbins,
Dixon; Mrs. w. B. McFessel, San Francisco; !;
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Barstow, Fresno; Miss
Maud Hulburt, DR.. Hickman, DR.. Spencer, Ed
Curtis, Georgetown; Mr.. and Mrs. Beatey and
daughters, Georgia Slide; ]. T. Smith, Green
wood; Chris Beatey, Seorge9toWWn; 9b vi H. herman
n. W. SpauldiDg Jr. of Oakland and Miss
Annie Elolse Wiese were married at noon
Wednesday at the residence OF the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Wiese, 179
Buena Vista street. The marriage was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. James Buehler, pastor of
st. PauFs Lutheran Church, corner of Eddy
and Cough streets.
the presence of the relatives and immediate
friends OF the contracting parties. The parlor
was handsomely decorated for the occasion
with flowers and ferns and presented an at
tractive appearance.
The bride was arrayed in a handsome cream
white surah, cut high, and long sleeves, ele-
long veil, with orange blossoms and sprays of
myrtle in her coiffure. The bridesmaid was
Mamie Collins. She wore orgaDdie over blue
silk and corsage bouquet OF roses. The
groom's best man was Asa Collins.
After the ceremony rich and varied break
fast was served in the dining room, where the
bride and groom were literally toasted by the
guests. Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Speulding, parents of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Wiese, parents of the
bride; Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hardie, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward kneass, Mr.. ana Mrs. George w. IL. Pat
terson.
The groom is the son of n. w. spaulding, ex-
Mayor of Oakland and ex-United States AS
sisiant Treasurer. Young Spaulding is very
popular in Alameda County. He is secretary
of the Board of Public Works and the Police
and Fire Commissions.
Miss Sanna Rasmason and Lee Mobiles oi
Sonoma County were MARI led on "Wednesday
evening, October z, at the residence of Mrs. C
h. NJ. Curry, 317 Oak street, the Rev. DR.. E. R.
Ollie officiating.
The ceremony was quiet one, but few o
the immediate friends of the young couple
being present owing to the recent death OF Mr.
Curry.
The parlors were beautifully decorated with