The San Francisco call., 1898-02-27
Wedding Bells.

On Wednesday evening the wedding of Edward B. Carr and Miss Deborah Lu- citt was celebrated at St. Joseph's Church, Tenth street, Rev. Father Me Donnell officiating. The church was crowded with friends of both bride and groom. After the ceremony a wedding supper was held at the residence ot the brides mother, Mrs. M. Lucitt, 34 Lafay- cite street. About 150 relatives and friends were present. Mr. and Mrs. Carr left on their honeymoon Thursday, to be gone about a week, after which they will receive their friends at their residence, 2S13 Mission street.
 On Wednesday evening last, at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. G. Gooch, on Warner avenue, San Leandro, the we'd ding of their daughter Eva Mae and Ed gar Welsh took place. The bride was at- tended by Miss Mae Gooch and the groom by General A. J. Gooch as best man. The bride was attired In beautiful white silk gown. Rev. B. w. Perry officiated. The home presented a pretty scene, the par lors being decorated with smilax and ttful bell of roses, under which the mar rlage vows were taken. The ceremony was followed by a wedding supper, the bridal table being prettily decorated with violets. The bridal party comprised a few intimate friends. Those present were: Mir and Mrs: A: J. Gooch, General A. J. GGooch, Goo Rev. B. ". Perry and wife, Miss Misses Viola and Edna Gooch, D. J. Hal lahan, F. Stenzel, E. Labhard MT. and Mrs. J. McInnes, J. K. Richardson, Har- snort, Professor T: A. Robinson, Mrs. c. keane, MT. and Mrs. A. G. Edson. MT. ana Mrs; Immel, Mr. and Mrs. Darer, MISS Ms | Emily 5qy Woods. After a two weeks py couple will reside in San Francisco.
 Last Tuesday evening a very pretty wedding took place at the residence of MT ana Mrs. Gilbert Burke 422 Fell street, the contracting parties being vii liam Pinto of the United Carriage Com Pany, Palace Hotel, and Agnes Minerva Burke The home was most artistically decorated with smilax and ferns After hearty congratulations the guests re pared to the dining-room, where an ex- cellent supper awaited them. Many toaSts were responded to. Dancing which followed, was: continued until morning The bride, who was attired in a white organdle dress, was attended by her sis and Frances Burke as bridesmaids C. R. Little acted as best man. Those pres ent p1tr were; si MT and Mrs. Gilbert MT and Mrs. William Pinto, Mrs Charles Hilton, Mrs. M. A. hegan, Miss Kathryn, Mae and and Frances Burke, Miss Mamie and aIids J0sie tGa Cr9wley Miss Maqde Jones, to. Sol Fisher, George Casey, c. R. Lit tie, John Mason, Gilbert Burke Jr. and -Raffele Perlch. MT. and Mrs. William Pinto have left for an extended trip South, and on their return will reside in this city.
 The marriage of Carrie Lederer and Louis Barnet took place at 920 Bush street on Sunday, February 20. The wedding was a family affair. only the relatives and a few intimate friends being present. | Misses Rose and Mary Levy acted as bridesmaids, and Ben Barnet, a brother | of the groom, was best man. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Dr. Nfeto | at o'clock, after which the guests par ] took of sumptuous repast.
 | MT. and Mrs. Barnet are now sojourn- | ing in the southern part of the State, and 1 on their return will reside at 27 BeIcher | street
 A very pretty but quiet wedding, which | took place at St. Mary's Cathedral on | Van Ness avenue on Thursday afternoon | Miss Lizzie McNeney. The ceremony was
 performed by Rev. Father Dempsey. and | was witnessed only by the relatives and | a few friends. The bridesmaid was Miss | Etta- Lynch, and the groom was attended | by J. Mcbride. After the wedding there
 was a reception for the bridal narty and a l limited number of guests at the residence l of the brides uncle and aunt Mir and | Mrs. R. O'Brien, 150S Franklin street MT and Mrs. Kelly took the afternoon train for an extended trip through South ern California. Among those present
 were: MT. and Mrs. P Kelly, Mir. and
 Mrs. R. O'Brien, J. McRride, Miss Etta
 Lynch, MT. and Mrs. Byrnes, Mrs I. R.
 Lind, MT. Callighan, Miss sO'Mara, Miss | Farrell Miss KoOpan