Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-30
MADE ONE At
HYMEN's ALTAR
BEAUTIFUL NUPTIALS UNITE
POPULAR COUPLE
Fair Daughter Of San Francisco BE.
comes Bride at Wedding in
One Of Los Angeles
Fine Homes

ono Of the most beautiful home we'd
dings Los Angeles has seen in many
months was solemnized yesterday at
the residence of Mrs. M. w. Sabichl,
2437 South Figueroa street.
Thomas Bell, n wealthy banker of
Thomas Bell, a wealthy bankers of
San Francisco. and Arthur s. Holman
repeated the nuptial VOWS at high
noon.
living room by Rev. Father Murtough
of ST. Vincent's church. The room
was canopied with asparagus plumosus
and streamers of broad white satin
ribbon were looped from the center to
the sides of the room ending In lovers
knots.
The couple stood in front of q large
window with a background of tropical
palms and ferns and a chime of white
wedding bells over their heads. White
German asters and sword ferns banked
the mantel and the blossoms and ferns
were used in every part of the house.
The bridal party descended a stair
case that was almost hidden by En-
glish Ivy and ferns, and to the strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march the
attendants went under the arch of
tulle and ferns at the foot of the stairs
and into the living room.
The bride was preceded by four
groomsmen, four charming young
bridesmaids, a maid of honor and a
gallant little ring bearer. They were
met at the altar by the bridegroom and
his best man, Irwin j. Muma, recently
of San Francisco.
The bride wore handsome wedding
gown of pearl ivory satin made in
Marie Antoinette style with long train
and rich trimming of old lace. 1t was
worn by one of her relatives as a we'd
ding gown fifty years ago, and was
very becoming to the beautiful young
blonde bride of yesterday. I-er long
tulle veil was caught with a sunburst
of diamonds, the gift of the BRIDE
groom, and her bouquet was of lilies
of the valley.
Miss Goeta Dozier of San Francisco,
who served as maid of honor, wore
point d'esprit over nile green silk
and carried a bouquet of pink asters
and ferns tied with pink tulle.
The four bridesmaids, Miss Shirley
Thomas, Miss Vlncentia Hall, Miss
Rose Sabichi and Miss Beatrice Sa-
bichi all wore gowns of white silk
null and carried bouquets of pink
asters tied with white tulle.
Little Will Vellguth, nephew of
the bride, in a natty suit of white, car
ried the ring and DR.. George Sabichi
gave the bride away.
An orchestra played the wedding
music and before the ceremony Mrs.
George LIE Sage sang, 20, Promise Me-"
After the vows had been repeated she
sang Call Me Thine own"
At the conclusion of the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served in the
dining room with asparagus plumosus
in lattice form and graceful sprays
of the ferns extended on the walls from
floor to ceiling. The mantel and buffet
were banked with pink German asters
and sword ferns and huge basket of
pink asters and maidenhair ferns
formed the centerpiece for large,
round table at which twenty-five covers
were laid. Billows Of pink tulle, lovers
knots of pink chiffon ribbon, and long
sprays of asparagus plumosus fur
ther decorated the table and favors
were bonbon boxes in the form of
pink chrysanthemums.
Places were marked with heart shaped
cards tied with pink chiffon ribbon
bows bearing bridal sketches.
Miss Mary Roher had charge of the
decorations and in every part of the
house she carried out charming color
scheme of green and white and pink
and green.
In the library pink and green were
used. The room was canopied with as
paragus plumosus and the mantel was
banked with hydrangeas and sword
ferns. Potted ferns and plants were
placed with a lavish hand around the
various rooms. The reception hall
was In green and white and this too
was canopied with asparagus plumosus
and white tulle.
The bride and bridegroom went to
the AngeluS and from there left for
an eastern trip. They will be away
from California nearly three months