The morning call., 1893-06-19


OF the brides mother. Mrs E. r. Waterman,
1Jl4 FlDert street. on which occasion Miss
Eugenle waterman and Charles Outflow Miss
Belle Waterman and John G. Nobman were
the contracting parties, Rev. Mr.. Nicholas
olncatlng. Harry Thompson and Miss Birdie
QultZow acted as groom aud bridesmaid re-
spectvely for Mr.. Outflow and Miss Eugene,
while j. +. Mccarthy and Miss Jennie Davis
hlled the same positions for Mr.. Nobman and
Miss Belle.
Relatives only were present at the ceremony
ana The supper Immediately following. The
rooms were profusely decorated with ferns aud
nowers-the beautiful sweet pea predominaiing
The wrddiDg party, standing under beautiful
moral arch, made pretty scene long TO he re-
nembered by those present.
Many handsome presents were received from
relatives and from the business friends of the
grooms Mr.. and Mrs. Nobman have gone on
tour OF the Eastern States and Will visit the
Worlds Fair. They Will return the last week
in August. Mr.. and Mrs. Outflow will be at
nome TO their friends after June 81 al their
home, 1924 Filbert street.
Monroe-Knight.
Miss Lillian Knight, daughter of Captain and
Mrs. w. J.. Knight. and William Monroe, a
well-knOwn journalist, were united in marriage
at $3.50 o'clOcl last Wednesday evening at the
Christian Church in Oakland. AL the appointed
hour the party entered the church, where
host of assembled friends were waiting in
anxious expectation. First came the ushers-
Ralph Knight (brother OF the bride), A. p. SOule
Sawyer.
Nexy were the brldesmaids-Miss Florence
Coursen, dressed in gown of pink cashmere
covered with white silk gauZe trimmed with
pink ribbon, and Miss Lizzie Crandall who wore
white albatrosS cloth trimmed with white lace.
BON bridesmaids carried bouquets of La France
roses.
JUST preceding the bride came the maid of
honor. Miss Nora Gllls OF Dixon. looking very
pretty in dress of pink India silk, carrying a
bunch of La France roses.
her
fathers arm. she looked every inch a BRIDE
and her graceful figure displayed most
charmingly In Il robe of lvOry-whiIe satin, en-
train. trimmed with DucheSse lace and orna-
mented with Roman pearls and orange bios
SONS. She wore bridal veil of silk mousse
line. In her hand she carried bunch of
Bride roses.
The groom with his best man. Z. j. Rigg of
Sacramento, met the party at the altar. Before
the ceremony OF marriage commenced Mrs
Lena carroll Mich olson sang the solo, "Cal Me
Thine own" TO an organ accompaniment by
Miss Constance Jordan. The officiating minis
ter was Rev. j. Nj. Monroe OF the Christian
Church, uncle of The groom. he fatefu VOW
was spoken and he sacred bonds were assume d
Whlie the guests looked on with silent wishes
OF future happiness in untold quantities. After
this was over wedding supper was served at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents. The bride
and groom left for Cazadero 10 spend the honey
moon. MIR. and Mrs. Monroe enter on the new
era of their lives with the best wishes OF a host
OF friends that the future may be attended with
the happiness they so richly deserve.
Clennam- Spencer.
NJ. A. Clennam and Miss annie Spencer
were married last Thursday evening at the
new home of the BRIDES mother. Mrs. Dorcas j.
Spencer S26 Waller street. A limited number
OF relatives and intimate friends were present
at O'Clock when the ceremony was performed
by Rev. j. Q. Adams. Frank Spencer, brother
of the bride, gave her into the keeping of the
groom. The bride wore pretty toilet of white
glenadine over silk, trimmed with lace. Her
veil Of white tule was fastened to her cotfure
by diamond pin, gift of The groom. After
the ceremony several hours were pleasantly
passed In tile BarlOrs. The presents were
numerous and costly.
Vandercook-ElIiott
E. Z. VandercoOk, the wel-known dealer in
real estate, vice president of the East Oakland
Railway Company, aud one OF the most enter
prising and successful young business men in
Oakland, was married on Saturday. June TO-
in San Rafael to Miss Vivian Pearl Elliott ;of
Oakland.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. NJ. c.
Briggs and was Witnessed by only few friends
of the contracting parties. The bride has been
resident OF Oakland for some time, hav
ing made her home at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. King, corner of Tenth avenue and
East Twenty.first street. She is an accom-
plished and charming lady and Mr.. Wander
COOK Is being congratulated by all his friends
over his happy sci ction Of life partner.
Miner-R -Rosenbohm.
The home of Mir. and Mrs. J. II. Rosenbohm
was the scene of a beautiful wedding last
Thursday evening, when their daughter, Anita,
was united In marriage 10 Gilmore T. Miner.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Leslie
Sprague. The bride looked charming in gown
of cream nuns yelling Her bridesmaids were
Miss Minnie RosenbOhm, who wore gown OF
lavender nuns yelling, aud Miss Emma Nose
ley, whose gown of blue nuns yelling looked
charming.
Alfred Won Bargen and Walter Schultz acted
as best men. After the ceremony a sunp nous
repast was served and toastS and speeches
were made congratulating the happy pair
! Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore f. Miner were the re-
! cipients of many Serviceable and costly pres
| entS from their numerous friends.