The San Francisco call., 1904-04-11
Weddings.

At high noon on Saturday Miss Car
men Dorothy Bradford, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. H. L. Bradford of this
city, was welded to Charles Wilmer
Sullivan of Washington, d. c. The
ceremony took place at ST. Stephens
Church on Fulton street. The bride is
a well-known Notary Public. The
bridegroom is young man we'll and
favorably known in Washington, D. c.
The church was decorated with flowers.
After the wedding a luncheon was
served at the residence of the brides
parents, 101 Webster street. The
bridesmaids were Miss Emily Clack of
Menlo Park and Miss Annie Cunning
ham of San Francisco. Miss RUBY
Random of 30S Van Ness avenue was
maid of honor. George Killets of this
city was best man and Clarence Brown
of Oakland and Alfred w. Harff of
this city completed the list of attend
ants. The young couple will go to
Yosemite on their honeymoon.
The wedding of Miss Rose Melbourne
and William j. Bradley took place last
night at st. Mary's Cathedral at Z
o'clock. Miss Melbourne has been for
many years in the office of the Palace
Hotel. Mr.. Bradley is in the office of
the San Francisco Gas Company. He
is Native Son and very we'll known
in this city. He is one of the finest
golf players of the Presidio Club. He
is a brother of Mrs. James F. Guthrie.
After tour of the southern part of
the State the young couple will reside
at zoos Golden Gate avenue.
Among the prettiest of Easter we'd
dings was that of DR.. d. r. Van
Amringe and Miss Mary F. Cusick,
which took place at the home of the
brides mother. The parlors were
transformed into a bower of Easter
lilies and spring blossoms, and pre-
sented a very pretty picture as the
bridal party entered. to the strains of
Mendelssohn's wedding march The
bride, escorted by her brother, looked
charming in pearl gray crepe de
chine gown over light blue silk and
large picture hat of white chiffon and
roses. She carried a shower of Easter
lilies. Miss Josephine Cusick, the sis
ter of the bride, made a very pretty
maid of honor in a pale green silk
gown and lace hat. Edward r.
Eliasson, a prominent attorney of Oak
land, acted as best man. After short
honeymoon DR.. and Mrs. Van Amringe
will go to their newly furnished home
in Sonoma. Among the many and
costly presents was a handsome silver
tea service.
A quiet home wedding took place in
Vallejo Sunday, March 81, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l Allen,
when their daughter, Miss Maude NJ
Allen, was united in marriage to Jean
A. Grove. The brides father per-
formed the ceremony, assisted by Rev
w. Augwin. pastor of the Methodist
Church The young couple were "a
tended by Miss Thelma Grove and Will
Leaves and were united beneath
floral Lower in the prettily decorated
parlor. An informal reception fol-
lowed the ceremony. during which
dainty refreshments were served and
many good wishes showered upon the
happy couple who thus start their life
journey SO auspiciously. Mr.. Grove is
employed at the Navy Yard and after
a short honeymoon tour he and his
bride will reside in Vallejo.
The marriage of Miss Eta Clay
burgh, daughter of the late Albert
Clayburgh, and Edward William Gun
ther will take place next Thursday af-
ternoon at the residence of the bride,
in the presence of the relatives and
near friends of the contracting parties.
Club Parties.
Members of the Colonial Club met as