The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

Lizzie Genazzi. Miss Ida Genazzi, Miss Jessie Matsen, Charles Lauff, A. V. Lauff. l.. Laviosa, T. A. McGovern, Wallace Savers, Captain Alin, Andrew Alin, " Louis Peter, Joseph Peter, Henry Genaz- zi, William GenaZzi. Leonard Canepa, Sherman Smith. John Robinson. Neh Robinson, James Sey, John Pepper, Col fax Clark, Ed Clark, John McKenna. Marcus Lauff, Samuel Mccoy, James Steele James Wilkins. Elisha Bourne, A. II. McCurdy, J. McCurdy and C. Me
 Edward w. Wainwright, the we'll known coal dealer, was quietly married at Reno, Ney:, last Monday to Mrs.
 The ceremony was performed in the presence of but two or three intimate friends by the Rev. F. C. Lee, and the
 bride and groom returned immediately to this city.
 So quietly and quickly was it all done that MT. Wainwright was back in his his most intimate friends knew that he had been away or suspected that he was married. The families of both of the contracting parties welcomed the newly welded couple home, the plans of the wedding trip not having been secret to them.
 There was a quiet wedding at Sacred Heart Church last Monday, when Daniel Burke, in the employ of the Federal Gov ernment, stationed on Goat Island, and Miss Olive McEvoy were united in the
 
 Rev Eater Flood off1ciated and Der hard F. COnaty acted as best man and Miss Mary A. McEvoy was maid of
 At the conclusion of the ceremony at the church the wedding party repaired to the residence of Mrs. Farrell, 753 Howard street, where an elegant breakfast was served Bumpers of champagne were indulged in and the health of the young couple was repeatedly toasted.
 After the breakfast MT. and Mrs. Burke ! loft h.a where they will spend several weeks.
 A quiet but brilliant wedding took place in this city at high noon on Saturday, the 22d inst. at St. Joseph's Church, cor her of Tenth and Howard streets, the contracting parties being Thomas F. Clark and Miss Mary Picking. Promptly bride leaning on the arm of her father. Michael r. Picking. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Mcdonald. The church was comfortably filled by the invited friends of the young couple. Thomas Healy was the bes;t man. Miss Lucy Picking, sister of the bride. brides maid, and Miss Lizzie Miller maid of honor. Peter w. McGiade, John O'Fiah- erty, John w. Carberry, Richard Staple ton and E. M. Graney officiated as ush- CTS.
 The bride was attired in white brocaded silk, with point lace trimmings. and car ried orange blossoms. The bridesmaid wore white suisse gown, trimmed with pink. The maid of honor was dressed in white chiffon, over white silk
 The mother of the bride was gowned in a handsome combination of white silk and velvet. After the ceremony the bridal party and bridal guests assembled at the home of the young couple. 607 McAlliSter street where the afternoon and evening were pleasantly spent in feaSting song and toastmaking. The house was taste fully decorated by R. Percy Beamish cousin of the bridegroom, who also acted as tOaStmaSter. Henry Neebe appropri- ately sang ''The Yeoman's Wedding Song" with great effect. A quartet com posed of Richard SIapleton. William Hynes, Thomas Burns and Martin C. Hogan rendered some excellent vocal music. RecitatiOnS by Miss Maggie Sul- livan, Miss Lizzie Miller and Mrs. Louise Mayors were eXcellently rendered. The young couple received many costly pres ents, among them being a handsome sil- yer service from the grooms fellow deputies in the Street Department.
 Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Picking Thomas F. Clark Sr. the Misses Lucy Picking. Lizzie Miller. Mag gie Sullivan, Mrs. Louisa Mayors. MT and Mrs. Richard Doyle Mir and Mrs R. Percy Beamish, MT. and Mrs. John Judge Cord Wetjen and the Misses Wetjen Mrs. Gerald Mehegan, Jeremiah O'Ma- honey and Miss Estelle O'Mahoney, MT and Mrs. John D. Powers. Messrs. John Tracey, Joseph Welch, Peter w. Me Glade, Thomas Healy. John w. Carberry Richard Stapleton, Baptiste Cuneo, Roger O'Mahoney, Giovanni Guinasso, Pietro Cassassa. Emmet Moriarity. Thomas | Burns, Grattan Kenealy. Hon. Marty Lewis. John w. Mckinney, Carrie Gian- mini. Louise Hester. Jennie Hester. Mollie Brady, Jennie Lee, Alice Carson, Georgie Dolan, Minnie Dolan, Ellen Dore. Fannie Cosgrove, Virginia Sullivan. Pansy Sulli- van, Kittie Hall, Lizzie Mahoney, Etta Bender and Colonel ChoynSki.