The San Francisco call., 1906-08-08
CHARMING MAID is
LED TO ALTAR
BY DOCTOR.

OAKLAND, Aug. THE marriage of
Or. Howard ]. Lackey and Miss Emily
Chamberlain, which was solemnized
| this evening in >Trinity Episcopal
! church, was one of the notable society
events of the year. The pretty church
was bright with blossoms and foliage.
carrying out color scheme Of pink
and green. The archways were out
lined in an arrangement of pink ge-
ranium and huckleberry finished with
graceful baskets of fern. Across the
front of the church was the same deco
ration and on the altar were large
brass vases of amaryllis
Wallace Sabin, formerly of st. Luke's
Church of San Francisco. presided at
the organ. Promptly at S O'Clock the
bridal party entered to the strains of
the time honored wedding march. Mrs.
feliX b. Galindo was her sisters only
attendant. Her gown was an exquisite
combination of cream silk poplin and
duchess lace. A shower of-maidenhair
fern completed an effective costume.
Miss Chamberlain was gracious in
her wedding robes. The gown, ASH
Toned from a tine hand embroidered
crepe shawl which had been handed
down as an heirloom from her grand
mother, was beautiful. Silk Cluny lace
formed the deep, transparent yoke, and
trimmings of the heavy fringe added a
pretty touch. The long bridal veil.
caught with its cluster OF orange bios
SONS, fell to the hem of the skirt, and
a shower of Bride roses was carried
on her arm
The four brothers OF the bride-Hen-
ry Chamberlain, Lloyd Chamberlain,
FRANK Chamberlain and Ollie Chamber
lain-acted as ushers, and H. f. Brey,
a brother-in-law of DIR. Lackey, sup
ported him. Rev. Edgar Gee, rector of
st. Johns Episcopal Church. read the
marriage service
A large reception at the Chamberlain
residence followed the ceremony at the
church, 200 of the friends of the young
couple Offering them their Fluctuations.
Here. as at the church, the color scneme
OF pink and green prevailed, carried
out in fragrant blossoms and airy
ferns. The exception was made in
the diningroom. where the supper was
served, the paler shade giving place to
the deep crimson.
DR.. and Mrs. Lackey will spend their
honeymoon in the north Upon their
return a charming new bungalow on
Thirty-fourth street will be ready foy
their occupancy
The bride is an attractive girl and
typically Western. DR.. Lackey holds a
prominent place III medical circles
about the bay. Besides being connect
ed with the Fabiola Hospital staff he is
president of the Alameda County So
wv VI IL y Sibtcllo t4tG Oul SGOttS IlS
took his degree from the Hahnemann
Medical College of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Mau has returned to the
city after summer outing at Apple
gate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. weilbye are plan
ming an artistic bun gaIow in the neigh
beThood of Forty fifth street.
Miss Elsa Lichtenberg of San Rafael
announced her engagement to Henry
Johnson of South Bend, Ind. last Sat
urday at an informal gathering of the
kappa Kappa Gamma girls at the fra
ternity house in Berkeley. The an
rouncement is of interest to college
circles. Miss Lichtenberg took an ac-
tive part in student affairs during the
four years of her course in the Uni
versity of California, where she was
thought of as a clever, talented girl
She recently returned from visit in
the East, and 1t was while in South
Bend that she met Mr. Johnson. He is
prominent in business circles of that
city. He is also one or the we'll known
Cornell graduates. Miss Lichtenberg
has chosen January as her marriage
month, and the nuptials will be cele-
brated at the beautiful family home in
San Rafael