The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18

of guests. partook of an elegant dinner at the
residence of the brides parents, which had
been elaborately decorated with greens and
flowers in honor of the occasion.
Here Tor several hours was scene OF great
est Joy and happiness, and many were the
toasts and congratulations TO the prlde ana
groom.
The couple left the scene of feasting and
merry-making and took the 4:2O boat for san
Jose, where they will remain loT a otieI
| wedding trip. The whistles that saluted the
couple were deafeuing and kept up the DIN
even after the couple lett South Vallejo; Klce
and old shoes were in attendance, ana atter
the boat left Georgia-street wharf the place
looked as though visited by snoWstOrm.
The bride is q graduate of St Vlncents
Convent and is highly accomplished, Whlle
the groom recently carried OF the honors IL a
contest for a prize for the most popular young
man in Vallejo.
Handsome presents of gold, silver, china
aud glassware were received in great numbers.
The marriage of John B, Rivas of San Fran
cisco and Miss Maria Lucero OF Lower Callfor-
MIA YVES solemnized last Sunday at Oakland.
At o'clock the contracting parties and o
number of friends were driven TO st. Josephs
Church, where the ceremony was performed
by Father William Gloria. A. de la Tore Jr
acted as best man and Miss Celestina Santh-
lana as bridesmaid. After the ceremony a re-
ception followed at the residence OF the
brides parents, $50 Fourth street. The resi-
dence was elegantly decorated with the Ma
tiOnal colOrs and beautiful howers A bounte-
Gus repast served, after which the newly
married couple departed on short honey
moon trip.
pretty wedding took place last Wednesday
evening at Emanuel Church on Twelfth street.
where, amid bowers of roses aud trailing
ferns, Miss Antoinette Lubke, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs n. Lubke, and d. II.
Otto were united in marriage. Rev. Fischer
Off fciated. Promptly at O'Clock, the
hour announced for the ceremony, the
strains OF the weddin march announced the
arrival OF the bridal party. First came the
ushers, Herman Hauser and George Ettinger.
Then followed the bridesmaid, Miss Annie
Lubke, sister of the bride. and the best man,
Amandus Gantner. Following came the fair
bride, leaning upon the arm OF her father
after which came the bridegroom with the
mother of the bride.
de soie trimmed with chiffon and paris
The long tulle veil was fastened to the coifure
by a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried
a bouquet of bridal roses.
The bridesmaid, q charming brunette, wore
gown OF pale pink silk the bodice of which
was ornamented with Valenciennes lace and
ch ffon. The flowers carried we're pink carna-
tions.
Mrs. Lubke, mother OF the bride, wore
magnificent gown OF black silk, the corsage of
which trimmed with nand-em broidered
chiffon and rare old duchesse lace.
Alter the ceremony the bridal party with
the invited guests, proceeded to the Mas onic
Hall. Fourteenth avenue south, where q re-
ception was held.
The hail was a mass of flowers and ferns,
which were artlstically mingled with potted
plants.
After the supper dancing was in order until
an early nour, when the bride and groom de-
parted amid showers OF rice and good wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto will spend their honey
moon IN the southern part OF the State and on
their return will reside in their new residence
on Twelfth avenue south.