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and fastened to the couture by an aigretIe
oil three feathers. She carried Perle du jar
din roses.
Mrs. NJ. A, Wilcox's robe was of black |
veIoars de Lyon, embroidered In feathers. /
The sleeves were profuSely trimmed with |
jet passementeric. Her ornaments were |
diamonds.
Mrs. C. Tyler Longstrecl's gown was of |
ashes-of-roses colored silk, brocaded in satin |
ana trimmed with wine-c1lored velvet aud |
point lace; ornaments. diamonds.
Mrs. w. II. Uubbard'S dress was of
bronzs-eolored silk. trimmed with oriental
celored silk; ornaments. diamonds.
Miss Arguello'S toilet was of mauve-cOl-
ored silk and velvet, trimmed with point
lace.
The scene in the sanctuary was most
pleasing. The bright sunlight Streamed
through the windows of Stained-giasS, and
hundreds of waXen taperS glowed on the
rchly-appointed altar. while great clusters
OF beautiful lilies were set here and there
with artistic effect. The light-linted dresses
OF the ladies and the bright uniforms of the
Ulcers gave additional ecat 10 the ensemble
which obtained tile admiration Of all
present. The Ceremony was very impress
sive. 1t was performed by Rev. Father
PreBdergast, assisted by Rev. Father Gente
and Rev. Father Montgomery. As a finale,
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Prendergast.
After the wedding reception was held
a the residence of the brides mother on
Bush street. Roses of varied colors fairly
ran riot Though tile rooms, as thousands OF
them were used in producing attractive
decorative effects. The principal point of
attraction, however. was the bridal bower,
where the happy couple received tae con-
gratulatonS of their friends. This was ar
ranged to represent the porch OF japanese
The porch was raised 6 lew inches above
the canvased floor, and was cavered with
fine mating. The pillars and framework
were of carved WOOD, and were ornamented
with masses of purple wisteria blossoms
Draperies of embroidered japanese silk
formed the background. The Hungarian
band gave sweet selections at intervals, and
sumptuous breakfast was enjoyed max
Ing the afternoon delightful in the extreme.
The wedding presents were very costly and
elegant Lieutenant aud Mrs. Drake left
IN the afternoon TO visit at the Hotel del
Monte for a few days. and will soon leave
TO visit the Columbian Exposition. After
mat they will travel through the East and
Europe for about year.
Dickson Griffith.
A pretty wedding took place in the little
chapel in Ross Valley at noon last Sajur-
! day. The contracting parties were Miss
| Jennie Griffith, daughter Of Captain Millen
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capitalist of Philadelphia. Rev. c. L. Mel
| performed the ceremony in the presence of
a few intimate friends. After ward a we'd
! ding breakfast was served at the residence
| OF the brides brother, L. l.. CT fifth. Mr..
aud Mrs. Dickson will travel for the next
six months, after which they will reside IN
| Philadelphia.
Gerkiu-Bruus
The wedding of Miss Meta Bruins and
Frederick Gerkin was celebrated last
Thursday evening in ST. Markus Church in
the presence Of large number of their
friends. The ceremony was performed at
$50 O'clock by Rev. J. FuendelUg. Hou.
Henry PtlSter and ID. Pilster were the
ushers, Miss Madeline Holman was the
maid of honor and Peter Miesner acted as
best man. The bride looked lovely in q
robe of white faille FRANCHISE made with a
court train. The corsage was cut la
| Verge aud trimmed with duehesse
lace and orange blossoms. The bouffant
sleeves extended to tie elbaws and were
finished with a fall of the lace. In her
couture was cluster of orange blossoms
| which held in place the flowing veil of
white tulie. She woye gloves of white IN
dressed kid and Garfield bouquet Of La
| France roses.
The maid of honor wore a becoming
gown OF lavender-cOlrTed India silk, en-
jemi-traie. A bertha OF point lace adorned
4 the coTsage ard the efbcw sleeves were
tripmed with point lace. She wore laven-
deF-cOlOred gloves and carried La: France
roses.
The brides uncle. Henry HOLMAN, gave
her into the keeping of the groom. After
the ceremony the bridal party aud a.number
/ OF their friends went to the MaiSon Daree,
where an elaborate supper was served \
string orchestra provided the musical sefec-
lions and dancing was enjoyed. 1t was
after midnight when the festivities ceased.
MI and Mrs. GeFkin left en- Friday to visit
Santa Cruz and Monterey. Tho wedding
presents were very handsome. The groom
gave the bride an elegant pair:ot DIAMOND
solitaire earring s. ~
SWEET Thomas.
a pretty home wedding took place at the
residence of Nj. and Mrs. d. r. Thomas.
2il9 Washington street, on Thursday even
ing, April 20, when their daughter. Miss
Alice May Thomas, was united IN marriage
to Dr. WILDER NJ. SWEET. The bride is vel
known in musical circles, and for some
= time past has beenIhe soprano o. Plym0uth
Congregational Church. The groom is a
graduate OF the Cooper Medical College and
is assQci tied with DR.. Barkan. The Mise
Il Roberts of San Lorenzo and other young
friends OF the bride decorated the rooms
beautifully with choice flowers. Tie cere-
mony was performed al O'Clock. by Rev.
j. Avery Shephe d Of Santa Rosa. Nj SIS
Josephine /. Stone, cousin of the groom,
Il was the maid of honor; and Is. G.. BeE tley
e acted as best man. The young couple were
GENEROUSLY remembered by Ia cir friends in
the way Of elegant presents.
3 Martin; Bride. -. :
Miss Misnie EBnde and James G
Martin were married list "wednesday even
ihEin St. Mary's CathedTal, AZ 6 80 o'clock
n Aiarge humber Of th6ir friends were pres
..ent. apd witnessed .Nro ceremony. whicl
;; was performed by Rev. Father Martin, as
/ sisted by Rev. FL hhr Riley. "
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:EIroy: aHd DT: s.. p. Brien were tn.
!. ush ers, Miss .BrRtrice Connolly was thl
!, maid Of honor. ana the bridesmaids weI,
:: Miss Sa5{e. Waier-and Miss Lillian Esam.
: l.. "A rccepricH was held after the ceFemQny
= att h': lioufe. 81 The -briilF, -: ,: ::
IT. :paaGing was epiayeg, and a.bohnte0p
$ supper Was Served. Several: 1oas ts ;wer
E & Ye n: an f. res iC n1ed 10, and VOCAL selet
ions :ysre:E1 zen lii the t91Iry1ns ofaeF
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Ayay.tiie.e HeliFji as de fiGfdf iiilT passed !
81 #: .Qn.thesfoIl1xying day Mr.: and Mrs. MaTrjl
e. left on a tYq " ek t1l igEto ll0s Angeles. :
b +. :. Brown Peterson. +: /: ::
+ f The wedding Of Miss Isdnise Peterson n n
4 e. T.; T: Brown took PLACE. at il o,Gfockilae
Wednesday. morning .in st. :-MaTy'5 ga
II. thedr "a large p uiHher' Of: friends Wi
!. mes ed; the;cere niony. Which was peTf m
= Fly = Rev: FttlieriP rem dereast: Tile bird
i Wore: pEetfy gown. OF 4avendet cplGred Sill
f: *aild i6r:sstster. Miss LaGnfe Petersdni, wh
.:::acied as bridesmaid. 5appeared In gown Q
:. 4. Meg eeff H.. The gro 0in,s br0thAr wa
/: i:be.t lnasp, After tile wedding an Inform
/ reception was held at Tie bone of tlGe bride!
* parents; Mr. and Mfs.#G. H.%Peters0n;i Ii
s. 0ak=styeet. "a bfeabfast was :.enjiyed, an
r.Ejn-tEe aftefnq6n Mr. and Mrs.; Brown LEI
l., l.oa a. ihonlh's trip Through the southern PAL
:; E:of tile State. - i; =: :. !:<f !
Fl. Fl #. :: 5 +. Private Receptions. i
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