The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
MISS E. SMALL
BECOMES BRIDE
OF j. H. SMALL

A smart wedding. though rather
quiet affair, was celebrated yesterday
at high noon, when Miss Elizabeth
Small the winsome daughter of Hen
ry John Small of the Southern Pa
cifc Company, became the bride of
John Henry Small. The service was
read by the Rev. c. L. MieI of Sac
ramento at the home of the bride,
2215 Pacific avenue, the lower floor Of
which had been wrought into a bower
of flowers for the glad affair.
The ceremony was performed in the
drawing under a canopy of
myrtle, white tulle and mock orange.
The bride, who is a dainty maid, with
well bred poise, was charming in a
gown of white chiffon and lace, wear
ing a veil and bearing white roses in
her arms. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Mary, who wore a pretty
frock of pink liberty silk.
After the ceremony breakfast was
served, to which thirty guests had
been hidden, many of whom had jour
neyed from Sacramento and else
where.
Late in the afternoon the young
people left for post-nuptial trip, but
the merry making went not with
them, for the evening brought forth
memorable day.
Among the guests were Miss Edna
McClatchy, Miss Estelle Stephens of
Sacramento, Miss Florence Jones of
Tucson, Miss Beth Hughson, Miss
Emma Small, Miss Barbara Small,
Misses Hazel and Muriel Hubbard,
Henry Tichner. L. Sexton, DR.. Sum-
ner Hardy. George Mcclure Herbert
Bailey. Ashley Fault. Ray Hammer,
Alfred Small and +. Wolfe.
The Smalls have but recently come to
San Francisco, where the young ladies
have made many friends among the
younger set.
Another home wedding charming in
appointments was that of Miss Cora
May Kelsey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abrahams, and Leonard Nathaniel
Schwartz, who We're welded last night
home of the brides parents, 2711 Sac
ramento street.
The bride was radiant in an Irish
point gown. her veil fastened by a
half-wreath of orange blossoms. She
was attended by Miss Bessie Roden as
honor maid, who wore an exquisite robe
of Duchesse and Alencon lace. with a
half-wreath of roses in her hair The
bridesmaids. the Misses Tessie and Net
tie Ankle, nieces of the groom. wore
dainty frocks of pink chiffon. The
groom was attended by L. f. Foster.
After the service was read members
of both families enjoyed a rare wedding
feast, at which many clever tOasts
were proposed From s to IL o'clock a
reception was held, to which three hun
dred invitations had been issued. The
bride and groom left this morning for
an extended trip through the southland.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s
Monies celebrated the seventh anniver-
sary of their wedding by entertaining
eight friends at dinner at their home
at 2901 Pierce street.
Amid flowers and green things from
the forest Miss Gussie Stolz became
the bride of Augustus Sober. the serv-
ice being read by the Rev. E Nelander
at the First English Lutheran Church.
The bride was attended by Miss Pearl
Stolz. Nmaid of honor. and Misses Nav
and Ruby Stolz, May Dalton and Ethel.
Manuel, bridesmaids. Little Annie
Bickell was the ring bearer and on a
pink silken cushion carried the gold
band that bound the pair together. DR..
H. c. Sober was best man and Messrs.
Alan Maginis, Earl Earhart. Edward
Fisher. William Raisch. ]. L. Frisbie
and Louis Delano served as ushers.
After a wedding supper the young
people departed for the south. to be
absent about two weeks. On their re-
turn they will make their home in the
Mission.