The San Francisco call., 1904-07-08
Welded AT NOON
BY Zoe Green Radcliffe.

OAKLAND. July "A very quiet little
wedding took place in ST. Paurs Episcopal
Church at noon day, when Miss Sarah Van
Boskirk Larue became the bride Of Kenneth
Archibald Kerr. All plans for a more elaborate
wedding had been set aside on account Of the
serious illness of the brides father former
Judge James Larue. and the simple ceremony
was witnessed only by Captain Louis Perry
Harvey who gave the bride away, and Mrs.
Harvey the brides sister The Rev F. j.
Mynard was the officiating clergyman The
bride wore her travelling gown a modish dark
blue cloth, and chic hat OF blue and tan
straw.
After the ceremony the bridal party repaired
to the Larue home in East Oakland, where
the Larues have lived ever since that part of
the country was a mere wilderness of hills
breakfast was served, and then the newly
married couDle left for Southern California
Mr. Kerr is assistant receiving teller at the
home for his bride here but in the meantime
they will reside at the Albany after their we'd
ding trip is ended.
Miss Jean Howard returned TO Oakland last
Saturday. She and her mother, Mrs John L.
Howard, have been in Europe for several
months. and their return to America sew
eral weeks ago Miss Howard remained in Bos-
came on TO Oakland. Both are in excellent
health and report having a delightful and in
teresting visit across the pond"
About twenty guests enjoyed Mrs. Charles
Rodolph's garden luncheon yesterday after
noon, rugs and lounging chairs gracing shell
tered nook where the daintiest of dishes were
daintliy served Mrs. George Martin was the
guest Of honor and her sister Mrs Ada Bates.
was also among those who enjoyed a delightful
afternoon
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Francis William Larrabee and Miss Nathelle
Rogers, yesterday. in Sacramento The an
nouneement comes as great surprise to Mr..
Larrabees many friends in this city, where
he is Wei known as a musician and where
be is highly esteemed by all who know him.
home has been in visaiia for several years.
She is also a musician being vocalist as well
as an accomplished pianist
Mr.. and Mrs. Larrabee will spend their
honeymoon in the south and on their return
will reside with the elder Larrabees at 500
child and his parents are delighted with their
new daughter.
Mrs Francis r. Nusser is at the Lukeas
ranch in Shasta County, where Mrs. e. G.
Lukens is also spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest J. Cotton and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred StolD spent the holidays at Capt.
tola and Santa Cruz. They were delightfully."-
ter Mrs F. o. Him, one Of the most charm
ing young matrons in Santa Cruz society. Mrs.
stolp will leave tomorrow for a short stay at
San Ramon.
,oSI Mrs cbap Malcolm Henry was the guest Of Mrs
Monterey. Her little daughter. Robina, who
has been visiting Mrs. Adams children, re-
turned with her to San Francisco.
The Oscar Lunings are still in town. Mrs
Luning having been quite i'll for two weeks
She Is eonvalescent now, however, so they will
carry out their original plans for the sum
mer and go to McCrays probably before the
end OF the month
Miss Dora Cronan and J. Samuels were
married last Sunday evening at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs w NJ
Cronan. Miss Mary Cronan and E. Crenan
were the only attendants Mr.. and Mrs
samuels enjoying their honeymoon in
Southern California.
Miss Ida B. Hill Of Olympia, Wash, is visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Berry OF Piedmont
Mrs. George <. Perkins will give a matinee
party for her little daughter at ye Liberty
Saturday afternoon, to see Shenandoah"
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mccuen (nee wasley)
returned last Monday from their honeymoon
and are comfortably established in their owr
/ home Sixteenth street