The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
Wedding Bells.

Last Saturday at the home of Mr.. and
Mn A Kaiser Of West Oakland occurred
the wedding OF their youngest daughter
Aupusta 10 William Bramstedt OF san
Francisco. The bride was atured IN
white satin dress trimmed with mousse
line de sole. and carried white orange
llossorls. Hcr bridesmaid was Miss Til
lie Iuhmenson OF san Francisco, ~nle
Carl Luhmsns0n OF san Francisco acted
as best man. Promptly IL $50 p IN.
lleUeAfs faKorite march, I n1er lLe
double Eagle. brought The y oNts eoLple
among the assembled guests ln l'y P, PaaLo.
where Rev. Mr. IhieSs OF Inc lehman
lutheran church performed an lnlpIes-
slyc ceremony. Many beauuiul presents
were received. Amid showers OF flce the
newly married couple took their depar lute
for The south and central part OF lne
Mis- Minnie II. Danly and Il. Spencer
McCurdN were married Thursday evening
December Ia. al the home of the brice'
IhZ2 Union street. Alameda, KEY. J. =.
Beard Of san Francisco omclauhs, TIE
wedding was "a quiet one, onlf the l.y lIililS i
dlate relatives and friends OF lhe colp. :
Icing present. Mr.. ana Mrs. McOnfuy
will he al home after January - at thelr
residence. 2477 Mission street, san ran
cisco.
A very pretty wedding took place on
SATURDAY. evening. December 2, al Noue
Dame des Victories lFrench churchl, Nhel
Miss Agnes IA. Chapdeialne. daughter OF
married 10 John o.. brennan. he KEY;
Superior Father r. +. Hamet performed
the ceremony. lie addressed the happy
COuula ard bestowed on them hlS ble-S-
ing for their future lives. The sanctuary
was lIt up with numberless candles, while
the main altar was adorned with roses.
The bride was attired Ia an exquisite
gown ~ white duchess satin. her ven
was caught uD with orange blossoms ana
her ornaments were pearls. she carried
a bouquet of brides roses. She vas AZ
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A rery pretty wedding was solemnized
al ST Roses Church on the lsth ull-,
when Rev. Father Dennis Nugentt Inc
rarieh priest united Miss Elizabeth Rush
of San Francisco and Matthew Hughes
of Bakersfield. The bride, Well-knOWn
and very popular NauNe DausNl vi, -
born in san Francisco, ana rs the daleh-
Ter Of an Old-time Californian. she is "a
member Of Minerva Barlor No :, y. u.
q. w the first parlor organized IN san
Francisco. and has always taken an ac-
tive part Ia the order; also an actiNs
worker in the Native Daughters hed
Cross Aid OF California. The bride en-
tered the church with her cousin, NJ. T.
Rush. who was the groom's best man.
Miss Mary Dempsey. one OF the organ
tiers Of the Native Daughter order ln san
Francisco and financial secretary OF Nj
nerya Parlor, was the maid OK hohor-
Beautiful snow-white chrysanthemums
ana evergreen looked vary pretty ON The
altars OF the church. The beauuiu! weo-
gent. the orCanist Of the church.
The wedding gown Of the bride was a
beautiful gore white satin. The trimmings
NJ the bodice were lace and pearl and the
Fkirt had orange blossoms and pearl trim
ming. The vel fell IN long. graceful folds
10 the hem Of the long train OF the gown.
She carried a large shower bouquet OF
beautiful Bride roses on her left arm.
Miss Dempsey wore a beautiful gown Of
white silk. trimmed with rare old lace and
white Six chiffon. Her bouquet was OF
pink roses. Many hundreds OF friends
were az the church 10 witness the cere-
mony and extend their sincere good
wishes 10 the popular couple Many
friends came from the surrounding towns,
San Jose. Oakland. Vallejo. San Anselmo
and Sonoma. Many members OF the Ma
tive Daughters order were present TO wish
happiness and long life and say good-by
10 the bride. The groom Is a popular and
well-knoRn man in San Bernardino.
Riverside and Kern counties. where he
has business interests. The happy couple
ltf11 reside IA ffalrfflffe1d