San Francisco-San Mateo County CA Archives Marriages.....Kreutzmann, Henrietta - Hillefeld, Otto December 9, 1911
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San Francisco Call, Dec. 10, 1911
Society Notes
Country Club hall was transformed into a miniature paradise for the marriage of
Miss Henrietta Kreutzmann and Otto Hillefeld, which was celebrated at 8 o'clock
last Saturday evening by Rev. Bradford Leavitt. The ceremony was performed
beneath a wedding bell of roses and hyacinths intertwined with maidenhair ferns,
 in front of an altar massed with flowers In popular shades of pink. The same
color was introduced in the scheme of decorations throughout the house, which
were effectively carried out with carnations, roses, hyacinths and lilies. The
bride, who was given into the keeping of the groom by her father, wore
an elaborate creation of white satin trimmed with old lace that had been in 
the possession of her family for 70 years. The veil of filmy tulle which
enveloped her was fashioned with a Juliet cap and a shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley completed the exquisite costume. Her cortege numbered a matron of
honor and four bridesmaids.
 Mrs. August Humberg, who attended her sister as matron of honor, was gowned in
pink satin heavily embroidered and richly trimmed with lace. A dull gold bandeau
confined her hair and she carried a chaplet of pink bridesmaid roses. The four
bridesmaids were gowned alike in frocks of pale pink satin with over dresses of
white lace. Tulle bows in pink and white adorned their hair and their bouquets
were of Cecil Breuner roses. They were Miss Grace Wolpert, Miss Edith Schussler,
Miss Emm Duden and Miss Elsai Kaempff. A. Hennberg acted in the capacity of best
man and the groomsmen were L. Koster, Caxton Rhodes, Henry Kreutzmann and Frank
Reischling. After the marriage a wedding supper was served to more than 100
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Hillefeld have gone on an extended honeymoon; the terminal
of which they are successfully keeping secret. On their return from their
wedding journey they will make their home in this city. Mrs. Hillefeld is the
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Kreutzmann, well-known residents of this city.
She received her education both here and in the finishing schools of Europe.
Hillefeld is the son of Dr. and Mrs. O. Hillefeld, who make their home in Germany.

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