The San Francisco call., 1904-09-09
TWO WEDDINGS


OAKLAND. Sept s-Two very charming
Oakland. girls became brides .this evening. the
picturesque F'ruitvaie home Of the William
Anguses being the scene Of one wedding, while
on Twenty second street the eldest daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shay was plighted TO
the man Of her choice. Both weddings occur
ring at identical moments were Of more than
usual interest. as the two families are each
the center Of a large circle of friends.
Miss Alice Angus and Arthur Louis Bro
deur were united in marriage this evening at
$3.50 o'clock by the Rev. William Carson Shaw.
pastor of the Church Of the Advent. and the
artistic arrangement OF palms and trailing
ciematis formed an effective background for
gown Of white point d. esprit was a graceful,
fluffy creation, eiaborately trimmed with alter
lace outlined the lace yoke and berthe and
over all fell the rare old point lace veil thai
had been worn by the brides mother on
similar occasion. The bridal bouquet was of
Bride roses
Miss Grace Jordan was the only attendant
and nodish gown OF, pink batiste Law
ishiy adorned with shirred satin ribbon
The groom was attended by Wilton Shuhaw.
A unique and attractive feature OF the wed
ding the illumination Of the garden with
numerous electric lights.
Mr., and Mrs Brodeur will extend their
turn viii reside for while in Oakland. Mr..
Brodeur is of DR.. Brodeur. prominent
physician of ROxtOn Falls. Canada.
In the presence Of nearly 200 friends Miss
Elva Shay tonight became the bride of Ste
phen Reynolds Tripp The bride is tall.
lace robe was both lovely and becoming. She
carried a shower Of Bride and long
the edge of the wide lace founce.
Miss Blanche Cronan Of Sacramento, the
brides most intimate girl friend since they
were small children together. preceded her to
the altar. Her gown was a dainty affair of
pink India silk with lace berthe and yoke
OF Persian silk embroidery, and she carried
-l.1u MIN.
The brides young sister. Miss Hazei Shay,
and Miss Genevieve shankland also attended
pale green MULE and carrying La Tosca
canes surmounted by bouquets maidenhair
fern and long strean,ers of green satin ribbon.
Each young attendant had her hair piled
high and powdered, the whole effect being very
pretty.
Frank Shay and Clarence Shuey manipulated
the ribbons.
The decorations wers elaborate and effective.
q lattice of vines and pink blossoms forming
a bower where the ceremony took place
Supper was served in a large marquee erect
ed on the lawn and lighted with many colored
lanterns.
Mr. Tripp was formerly New York man,
but has made his home in California for some
Time being now with Holman & Co. the San
Francisco builders. On their return from
their honeymooa Mr.. and Mrs. Tripp will re-
side at the Shay home, where cozy apartments
have been fitted up for them.
Miss Estelle Kleeman. who was to have en-.
tertained for Miss Shay last Monday has post
from her honeymoon Miss Maud Campbell
daughter of Judge Campbell of San Jose Is
visiting Miss Kleeman and VIII be her guest
for some time.
Miss Carrie Miller of Alameda is also plan.
ming to entertain Mrs. Tripp on her return
and has selected September 30.
Miss Annie McHafne and Harold wachs
were married last evening at the brides home
on Milton street
DR.. George Click, for twenty five years presi.
dent Of the First National Bank of Marshall.
town. Iowa, has been spending the week with
his niece, Mrs. ]. e. Whinnery 436 Thirty
seventh street. Although in his seventy eighth
medical director of the BANKERS ss serv,se az % as
Moines He has also the added distinction of.
Country Club. Fifty years ago DR.. Click prac-
ticed at Sacramento during the cholera epi-
demic. investing his earnings in a dairy and
a thirty second degree Mason and came RI the
conclave with the Des Moines commandery.
The engagement Of Rev Dwight r. Potter
pastor OF the Union Presbyterian Church and
Miss Dorothea Lewis Of New York was an
nounced last &c evening: ming MT MT. Potter expects to
take place before he goes Miss Lewis is
general secretary Of the Y. w. c. A. of New
York and daughter Q. Rev. Henry Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs Edward H. Lohmann will
occupy their San Francisco apartments during
the winter months
ALAMEDA, Sept. S-Mlss Marion Hatba
way Gerald and Arthur Carter Anderson were
married last evening at o'clock at the resi-
dence of the parents of the BRIDE Mr. and
Mrs. Edward F. Gerald of 1924 Chestnut street
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Frank s. Brush Of the First Presbyterian
Church and was witnessed by limited num-
Der Of relatives and intimate friends of the
pair. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will spend their
honeymoon in Southern California and will
then visit the St. Louis Exposition. Their
permanent home will be in Washington, d. C.
Council No. 81 of the Young Ladies' Insti-