The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-12
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Rev. DR.. McLyons officiating. The bride
wore an imported gown of pale gray and
was unattended. The church was simply
and prettily decorated, and was comfort
ably filed with the many friends of the
bride and groom.
A quiet wedding took place at st. Roses
Church, Santa Rosa, on Saturday, No
vember 4, when Marie eldest daughter of
Mrs James Carney was united in mar
riage to James Carroll only son Of Pat
rick Carroll, Father Mackey OF Tomales
officiating. Miss Matte Carvey acted as
bridesmaid and John Carvey as best
man. After the ceremony the newly
welded couple took the train for the
southern part of the State, and on their
both are well and favorably known.
The marriage of Miss Kate Thornton
Salisbury to Alexander d. Keyes took
place on Tuesday afternoon, November Z,
at 4:30 o'clock, at the home Of the bride,
1914 California street. The bride is the
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
the late General Reyes. Mr.. Reyes is an
attorney in this city and a member of the
University Club, and both he and his
bride are well known in society. The we'd
ding Was a very quiet affair, only mem
berS OF the Salisbury, Thornton, Critten-
den, Robinson, Cressweu, Keyes and
LoughbOrough families and a few init
mate friends being present. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev Father
Prendergast of ST Mary's Cathedral, and
in the absence of her father the bride
her uncle, Cornelius Robinson. The maid
OF honor was the brides sister, Miss Mar
garet Salisbury, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Olive Holbrook, Miss Josephine
and Miss Azalea Keyes. Winfield Scott
Reyes OBLIGATED as best man. After a
wedding repast Mr.. and Mrs. Keyes left
Tor the south. on their return they will
reside on Devisadero street, near Pacific
avenue.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Miller of
Fruitvale to Gus Muller of this city was
SOlomniZed at the residence of the brides
mother Mrs. a. +. Miller, of Bay avenue,
truitVale, on Wednesday, October %, in
the presence of the families of the CON
tracing parties and a few intimate
friends. The residence was beauti-
fully decorated and the dining hall pre-
scented most attractive appearance. The
bride was attended by her mother and
sisters and Fred Muller The groom was
attended by MS father and brother. Fred
Muller. The ceremony was impressively
performed by the Rev. DR.. Thesis of Oak
land. After the ceremony a bounteous
repast was served in the dining hall, after
which dancing, singing and games were
INDUCED in to a late hour. Mr. and Mrs.
Muller left for parts known only to them
selves. on their return they will reside
on Mirror avenue, FruitVale, where they
Will be pleased to see their friends. A
number Of cOngratuatOry dispatches were
received from the East, and also a large
number Of elegant and costly presents.
NJ The guests s we're: En-, Mrs A. F. MolleT,
Bantel, Mr.. and Mrs. George Muller, Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Muller, Mr.. and Mrs A
johnson, Mr.; and Mrs. NJ. Zuem. Mr.. and
ter Of San Mateo, MI. and Mrs. Daniels
of Fruitvale. Mr.. and Mrs. Gasman Of
San Rafael, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gibson, W.
er, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Keyser. Mrs. Mat
theWs, Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen, Mrs
Sachau, Mr.. and Mrs Pramme. Mrs.
Wise, Mrs Frederick, Mrs. Cook, Mrs
Miller, Miss Lena Bantel, Miss Libby
Muller. Miss Emma Petersen, Miss Flos-
sic Christensen, Miss Annie Petersen,
Miss Annie Saul, Miss, Rosie -zuern, Miss
Hattie Pilster, Miss Hattie Huber, Miss
Amelia Wise, Miss Pearl Andersen, Miss
Lilly Hayquist, Miss Eda Zuern, L, Han
L. Abrahm, E. Schudel, 4. Jacobson, L.
Schwartz, A Andersen, A. Biser, NJ. Glib
son. L. Andersen, F. Zuern, G. Bantel,
c. Bantel H. Christensen, T. Pilster, A.
Zuern, NJ. Frater and L. Vandergrift.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Nc
Lellan, last Thursday evening, November
2 The happy couple We're Samson NJ.
Crow and Miss Marinda Blake, both OF
this city.
on Thursday. November 9. Ferdinand
Holtum, proprietor of the Johannesburg
vineyard and wine vaults, was united in
wedlock to Mrs. Elizabeth Kunst Mr.
Holtums residence in South Berkeley was
elegantly decked for the occasion. The
marriage ceremony was performed in San
Francisco by Rev. julius Fuendeling, pas
tor Of the German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, and subsequently the invited
guests took the ferry train to Berkeley
where they were Hospitality entertained
by the bridegroom, who Is only AZ years
Of age, and who, by the way. was asso-
clated In South Africa with Barney Bar
nato, now deceased, but then king Of
the KafiiTs, and owner of most of the
diamond mines in that region. The fol-
lowing were among the guests present:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T. Moses, Mrs Sophie
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Schieman, An
gels Camp; c. J. Troulsen, San Francisco
Ferdinand Holtum Jr., Christian Holtum
Marie Kunst-HOltum, Laura Holtum,
Leonora Holtum.
Franklin James Hunt and Miss Rose
day, November 10, at the home of the
brides parents
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Baron for the wedding of their
daughter Florence to Louis Baron Of New
York on Thursday, November 16.
". Davis will give an evening at home at
the Davis residence, Palo Alto. Cal s
number Of the Stanford University stu
dents and friends from this city win be
present. The event is In honor Of the
marriage of her elder son, Arthur %. Da-
Wis, to Miss Edith Clement Of San lose
The wedding took place on the 18th of last
month at Arroyo Grande the home OF the
brides aunt, Mrs. A. G. Whittemore The
bride is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. q
son OF DR.. George e. Davis of this civ
ne happy pair viii take up their abode
IN Durango, Mexico. where Young Mr. ma
Wis is superintendent Of his fathers mine.