The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28
FAIR MAIDEN
THE BRIDE OF
BRAVE SOLDIER

OAKLAND. April 27.-conducted with all
the pomp and solemnity of Episcopal
vice and a military wedding combined the
marriage Wednesday evening of Miss Mary
van de Carr Hyde and Lieutenant Charles
Emery Hathaway was or the notably brill
liant events OF the season. st. Paul's Church
has been the scene OF many nuptial service,
put rarely has it presented more imposing
appearance than tonight. The altar, bril-
liantly lighted. and the chancel railing were
a solid of white blossoms while draped
back of the altar and hanging from the side
arches of the church large rags supplied
vivid dash of color.
The service, which was conducted by Bishop
Nichols With the assistance of Rev. Mr..
Walkley. included the betrothal we'll as the
The ushers, in full dress uniform and the
bridesmaids in their gowns of yellow-the cav
they preceded the bride to the altar Dark
slender and very girlish looking, she wore
beautiful gown Of white chiffon. a long veil
almost covering the flmy draperies and the
graceful shower OF lilies of the valley The
bridesmaids were gowned alike in yellow
mousseline frocks and carried yellow irises
Miss Katherine Hyde the brides sister was
her maid of honor and wore dainty creation
OF silk and MULE of paIer yellow than the
white brides roses. The bridesmaids were
Misses Clara English, Beulah Brigham. Olive
Hyde. May Moffitt and Mariana Mathews,
all girls who have been friends OF the bride
since infancy and during her school days.
Lieutenant Hathaway was attended by Lieu
tenant John Clapham of san Francisco and
the ushers were all officers from the Fifteenth
Infantry. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bell Upham,
Binfo-o Farrell and Mcclure.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Marcus ID. Hyde. pioneer residents of Oakland
and members of the old exclusive social set
bright and clever girl, she has had excellent
educational advantages and is quite accom-
plished-
Lieutenant Hathaway is son of the late
Judge and Mrs. Henry Etting Hathaway of
Seattle and is stationed with his regiment the
Ninth Cavalry, at Fort Riley, Kan, where
he and his bride will reside.
The church ceremony this evening was fol-
lowed by small reception at the Hyde home.
On Tenth street.
ALAMEDA. April 27.-Frank ]. o. Brien and
Miss Anne Fahey welded last evening
at st. Josephs Church, the Rev. Father T. J
OConnell officiating. Bernard OBrien sup
ported his brother as best man and Miss Mary
Fahey attended her sister as maid of honor.
There was a large assemblage of friends to
witness the ceremony Upon leaving the
of the brides aunt, Mrs. Mary Higgins 1909
High street, where reception was held Mr.
o Brien Is E popular member of California
Council of the Young Mems Institute of this
city and of Piedmont Parlor. Native Sons, of
Oakland His bride is member of the Cath
olic Ladies Aid Society and Is well known in
social circles.
Public school teachers were the guests OF
honor at reception given this evening by the
Unitarian Club. Vocal and instrumental music
was rendered by the Hawaiian quintet and
the affair was brought to enjoyable close
clubrooms. Composing the committee that re-
ceiyed the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Frank
OTIS, Mr. ana MIS-. Il. j. Holt DR.. Mrs
George c. Thompson. DIR. and Mrs. w. K.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kollmyer. Mr. and
Mrs II. H. Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs A. r.
Baum Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clark DR.. and
Mrs. ". o: Smith, Mr.. and Mrs p. N
Beringer. Mr.. and Mrs. Branard C. Brown
and c. E. Miller.
ALAMEDA April 2f.-Thursday evening of
next week will witness the last big card tour
ney of the season to be given here. The az
fair will be held in Lafayette Hall and will
be managed by the ladies of st. Joseph's par
ish. Included in the list of prizes to be
valuable trophies ever offered at a local tour
ney. DR.. c. L. Tisdale Will direct the play
in the whist department and Joseph Durney
will manage the euchre section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ Brown entertained
seventy five guests at house warming given
last evening at their new residence on Sher-
man street and Dayton avenue.
On Friday evening, May s. the Kappa Phi
Sorority Will present the two-act comedy
Mrs. Doulton's Orchids. In the Unitarian
church for the benefit of the California Girls
Training Home. Miss Blanche Tisdale is
coaching the cast, composed of Frank
O. Brien. Miss Adele Ehrenberg, Miss Marion
Mitchell. Miss Alice Maurer, Roswell Dague
and Alan Field.
BERKELEY, April 27.---Miss Florence Sem
ger the daughter Of Professor H J. Seneer
of the University of California, was married
Wednesday evening to Dudley Saeltzer in the
Unitarian church by the Rev. Mr. Wilber.
pastor Mr.. Saeltzer is a business man
OF Reddng, but formerly student at the
University Of California, where he met Miss
Senger.