The San Francisco call., 1899-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schnitzer announce the
engagement Of their daughter Sarah to
Mrs Louis Friedman of this city The
reception will take place on Sunday, No
verlber z. at 1901 Golden Gate avenue
between the hours Of 2 and p. m.
engagement Of their daughter Annie to
Mr.. Sam Crokner, both of this city.
Mrs Lima Badt announces the engage
ment of her daughter Beatrice to Mr.. Ed
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Bibo announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Flora
Bibo, TO Mr.. Charles Neustedt Of Silver
Mir. and Mrs Thomas II. Day announce
the engagement of their daughter Eliza
beth to Mr.. Thomas S. Hall.
Wedding Bells.
The marriage of Miss Mary Mclean,
only daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. j. x.
Mclean. TO Warren Oiney Jr. took place
in the chapel of the Pacific Theological
Seminary in Oakland on Tuesday evening.
October 24 The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Charles Brown of the First
Congregational Church and was witnessed
by large number of friends. The maid
OF honor was Miss Mary Olney and the
bridesmaids were Miss Minnie Bailey
Miss Cordelia Bennett, Miss Pauline Col
Inns and Miss Bertha Bradley. Edgar
Beard OF Napa was the best man and the
ushers were Thomas Olney, Vail Bake
we'll w llIiGm OIDey ana William GOrrllI.
Miss Madge Cassidy and Ed J. Deasy
were united in marriage on last Wednes-
day at st. Mary's Cathedral by the Rev.
Father -ORyan. The bride was attended
by her sister. Minnie as maid Of honor
the groom by his brother, Daniel, as best
man, and after the church service a we'd
Ding breakfast was partakeq Of at the
home of the brides mother on Golden
Gate avenue. The young couple will di-
vide the honeymoon between Del Monte
aad Pacific Grove.
A very pretty wedding took place at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
William Cadman, last Wednesday at 1885,
?. m. The high contracting parties were
Mr.. +. Lamphere OF Davisville and Miss
Elsie Cadman Of Elmira- The bride was
dressed in beautiful suit Of cream silk
the groom in conventional black Mr..
Wood of Woodland acted as best man and
Miss Susie Cadman OF Auburn acted as
bridesmaid. The parlors were very pret-
tily decorated and after Rev L. Nc
Whorter had pronounced the words that
made the twain one they all repaired 10
the dining-room, where a bountlful repasl
had been spread, where all the guests en-
Joyed themselves until the sound of the
locomotive summoned the young coupe
10 the depot, where their many friends
bid them farewell with best wishes for q
long and happy life
Mrs. W. A. Grimmell announces the
marriage of her daughter. Florence NJ.
Davis, 10 Martin t1noeTg on October Is at
Oakland.
On October 2, at Providence, r. l., Miss
Louise A. Hofmann of this city was mar
ried to James f. Mason Of New York, by
the Rev. f. B. Pullan of Providence, as
sisted by the Rev. George 9. Adams OF
this city, who had been invited TO preach
the American board sermon on the 80 inst.
Miss Hofmann has been connected with
the First Congregational Church Of this
city since early childhood, and since her
majority she has been very prominent in
all the affairs connected with the church,
taking an active part in the sunday
school, Christian Endeavor and other
societies connected with the church, and
also the Floating society OF the Mariners
Church.
Mr. Mason was formerly of this city,
being connected with the Dodge Station
cry Company, but called TO attend TO
their business in the East at New York.
they viii reside at East Orange, y. ].
A quiet home wedding was celebrated
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Lake.
937 Jones street. at noon on Wednesday,
October Il, when George b. Lake OF Santa
Barbara was united In marriage to Miss
Hattie Wittenberg OF Terre Haute, Ind.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
John A. Emery, archdeacon Of the Epis-
copal diocese A wedding breakfast at
tended only by the immediate relatives
Of the bride and groom was held immedi-
etely after the ceremony at the home Of
the groom's brother, II. W. Lake, former
manager Of the Baldwin Hotel after
which the newly welded couple departed
on g brief honeymoon to Southern Cali
fornia. The bridal couple were the re-
giRRts, siRRtsn'S OF great hu"0SF "'ao'ns
Miss Alice Edna Bush the accomplished
daughter of E. Bush, Postmaster Of Sell
ma. and Henry Berry, brother Of Clar-
ence ]. Berry, the Klond!ke King, were
united IN holy matrimoRy at high noon
on Sunday, October 8, 1889, by Judge Lille
Of Visalia.
The wedding is announced Of Miss
Laura Marie Tremblay, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs p Tremblay Of Santa Rosa,
to Henry Barcelon, prominent and
wealthy young man of Glenn County.
The wedding will occur at St. Roses
Church and Will be an affair of great ele-
gence. Nothing will be spared by the
parents Of the bride-to-be to make the
brilliant affair. Miss Tremblay is pretty,
popular and a young lady of many ac-
complishments. She has resided in the
City of Roses all her life and has a large
circle Of friends in Sonoma County.
Annie s. Davis and Newton ]. Edmin-
ston were united in marriage on OCTOBER
IA at st. Johns Church. Mr.. Edminston
is one of California's greatest football
A very pretty marriage ceremony took
place on Sunday evening last at l136
Howard street. The happy couple were
Curtis Richardson and Miss Geneva Hill,
both of this city.
The apartments were tastefully deco
rated for the occasion, and the tying OF
the bands was witnessed by a great
number Of the friends Of both Of the
young people. The bride, who is stately
brunette, wore a gown of white taffeta
silk trimmed with point applique lace cut
en- train, with tulle yiolets and orange
blossoms. She carried bouquet Of bride
roses. Miss L. Hensley, who acted as
bridesmaid, was gowned in a dainty
acted as best man. A sumptuous supper
was served and after a lengthy reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson started on their
wedding tour through the south country
amid a shower OF rice, old shoes and
good wishes. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Richardson. Miss L
Crosby. c. Mogan, Mr Pratt, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ F. Dqnls3avy, the Misses Don-
Della Richardson. j. Dougherty, H. Sper-
ling and wife. Judge Barry, Walter -Slmp-
Schwak, Matthew Tierney, James Britt
Miss Emma Atkinson. Mrs. Richardson
Mr.. Lambert, Charles Mangels and wife
s. Curry and wife Albert Gatterly, NJ
McMartin, Arthur Sperling and Miss
Marie Hensley
Home Gatherings.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hamilton Of King
C,ity on the 1Ith inst had the plea sIlre