The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
WEDDINGS
NEVER FAIL
TO INTEREST
By ZOE GREEN RADCLIFFE.


OAKLAND. June 2s.-when the inspired
hard told US that all the world loves a lover
ne knew whereof he wrote. for every day brings
fresh proof that nothing so holds the interest as
wedding Age does not wIther nor custom
stale the charm Of that love of romance that
Keeps the worlds heart young. and. though
marriages are many the DAYS OF the week
each has its peculiar interest Last night
ne baoe geGspeed 10 a boany bride and her
new made husband, tonight showers Of rice
sho good wishes followed another happy couple
ana to-morroW Il will be strange indeed IL
Cupid has not ready another wedding story for
the society columns
The marriage tonight or Miss WipIfred Os-
borne and Everett Brown was the culn,i.afio,
OF little romance that begun MANY means
ago. Iaese TWO young people who tonight
clasped hands and turned 10 face life together
nave each been the center OF large circle OF
friends. Since leaving the University Of Cali
iornia Miss Osborne has been connected with
oaklands Public School Department and Nr
5roNn, being also student at Berkeley during
me tNo or three years that have passed since
Their school days, the college friendship con-
tlnued and strengthened into a deeper Feeling
Mt. Brown is also graduate OF Hastings Law
College and has been. most successful in his
. CHOSEN profession being now an assistant Dis
triet Attorney.
Only the immediate family witnessed the
ceremony, which took place al the brides home
on Madison street Later however throngs
OF SrieRds allied the beautifully decorated resi-
oenee ana started the young couple loves
voyage Win many expressions OF good wishes
The BRIDE, an unusually attractive brunette
wore very pretty gown of white creme de
chine, made in the prevailing elaborate fashion
with quantities OF Princess Louis lace The
song VeH was caught in place with natural
orange blossoms. and lilies-of-the-valIey and
orchids blended in the bridal bouquet The
only ornament worn was an exquisite cross OF
diamonds The groom s gift 70 his bride.
Rev c II. Hobart read the nuptiaI service
and the bride and groom were both unattended
The spacious mansion on the corner of Ninth
and Ma 1ison streets. where this evenings we'd
ding took place, has been the scene of many a
festive gathering. but surely never locked tret-
tier than tonight The deep, round corner
window was a veritabIe fairy bower vith ire
lining Of pink and white sweet peas and Ber-
muds lilies Great masses OF flowers filed
every available nook throughout the house and
outdoors gay lanterns lighted the garden and
Mr. and Mrs. Brown VIII be away on their
honeymoon trin for several weeks. after which
khey wili return TO Oakland. The home Mr..
Brown has been building on Highland Terrace
in Piedmont is complete and all ready for oe-
Everett Rrpwn is a son of Mrs. NJ Brown.
who is prominent in the management of the
kings Daughters Home for Incurables. and
grandson OF the late Frederick Delger, the well
knoNn capitalist
During the recent Native Daughters con-
ventien at San Jose Mrs II. n. Sanborn was
eone Of the Two delegates from Aloha Parlor-
Miss Frances Purcell being the other-and was
honoieo with the Office OF grand trustee. Mrs.
Sanborn has always been very active in Ma
uVe Daughter circles and in appreciation Of
her constant. earnest work the members of
Aloha Parlor called upon her Monday evening
and presented her with solid silver salad set
The whole affair was a complete surprise TO
Mrs. Ssnborn. Or. Victory A. Derrick made
the presentation speech and other members OF
the parlor also gave expression TO their regard
and appreciation in happy little speeches Mrs
SaHborp district deputy Of the order last
term and is 'now.a past president.
wedding OF interest 10 many Oeklanders
took place in the pariors OF the Palace Hotel
to-day when niece OF 6. p. Merle OF this ci ity
was married The bride Miss Merle Crow
" Newman SfanfSlauE County an r1,a
is JOsn YaBcy prominent lumber merchant
from the same place. Mrs. Yancy is n heir
ess OF considerable wealth. being the daughter
Of the late A. B. Crow. Mr.. and Mrs Yancy
Will enjoy an indefinite stay IN Washington and
Seattle and Will then reside in Newman where
the groom Is building a fine residence.