The San Francisco call., 1905-04-27

The marriage of Miss Gertrude Noor-
heis and Baylies Coleman Clark was
solemnized at noon yesterday in the
Methodist Episcopal church at Sutter
Greek. Right Rev. William Hall More
land, Bishop Of Sacramento, ofticiat
ing. assisted by Rev. William Tuson OF
Amador County. The wedding is a
notable affair CT the week, and inter
ests many residents of the State on ac-
count of the prominence of the fam
lilies. The bride, the only daughter of
Senator and Ms E. G VOORHEES,, is
we'll known in san Francisco and Oak
land, having attended Miss Horizons
school in the latter city.
Many guests were present from both
places, the brides attendants also be-
ing Oakland maids. They were Miss
Mollie Mathes, maid OF honor: Miss
Emily Chickering and Miss Lita
Schlesineer. bridesmaids L. Morton
Clark. brother of the groom, served
as best man, Grantland Bailey Voor-
hies of san Francisco ard Roger
Chickering of Oakland being ushers.
The bride Wore a gown of white
panne crepe, with bertha of duchesse
islce, and the skirt, severely plain. en-
traine. She carried bouquet of white
orchids. Miss Mathes' gown was Ut
white SILK OOtlSu net anu NdieHCltUIlcS.
With this she wore large white pic
ture hat and carried shower of Bride
roses. Miss Chickering and Miss
Schlesinger were daintily gowned in
white net embroidered in green roses,
wearing hats of white lace trimmed in
white moss roses, and carrying Easter
lilies. The color scheme, green and
white, was elaborateIy carried out.
both in church and house, white osias
st. Joseph's lilies, dogwood brakes and
palms being used lavishly.
A reception and wedding breakfast
were held in a marquee built on the
lawn, at which over a hundred guests
were hidden. Mr.. Clark is a mining
and mechanical engineer, graduate of
Stevens Institute of Technology and
member of Delta Kappa Epsilon Fra
ternity and of the Tau Beta Pi Tech
nical Society. His mining interests lie
in Mexico and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will make an ex-
tended tour of the East and then re-
side in San Francisco.
The marriage of Miss Susan Grey LIE
Count and Rev. David j. Evans was a
noon event of yesterday In Grace Epis-
copal Church, of which the groom is
rector. Bishop Nichols performed the
ceremony in the midst of beautiful
blossoms clustered all about the altar.
In an exquisite gown of white chiffon
cloth. the bride was a lovely picture,
her long tulle veil fastened with orange
blossoms, emphasizing the fairness of
her type The bridal party approach
ed the altar to the strains of 'Lohen-
grim" the bride on the arm of her
brother. Attending as matron Of
honor was Mrs. George r. Slocum,, the
brides sister, and Miss Madeline
Evans. maid of honor, both wearing
gowns of white. The bridesmaids were
Miss Meta Thompson, Miss Olive
Kingsland, Miss Virginia Gibbs and
Miss Leila Dickens. all gowned in
white voile and carrying Bridesmaid
roses. Courtenay Bennett served the
groom, the ushers being George Sperry,
Jaffray Dustan, Mr.. Holt and Mr..
Patch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans left immediate
ly for a brief wedding trip, there being
no reception after the ceremony.
The home of Colonel and Mrs Walter
Turnbull on Washington street was
the scene of very pretty wedding last
evening. At $3.50, in the presence of
half a hundred friends and relatives,
Miss Mary Turnbul was united in
marriage to George r. Murphy of New
York Pink and white blossoms inter-
mingled with ferns and greens filed
the house, which was beautiful in it's
pIenitude OF flowers. The bride, who
is tall and stately, was most attractive
in her robes of white messaline and
old lace Miss Virginia Brastow. maid
of honor wore an Irish lace gown, car