The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27

Pickens Noble will become the bride
of Victor Kohnk. Miss Noble is the
daughter of Miss Caroline Noble of this
city who makes her home in Pacific
avenue. She has spent several years
abroad and latterly has been in Rome,
where she was actively interested in
the work of the Social Institute of New
York. The wedding will take place
in the English church at Hamburg,
where Miss Noble and her mother have
been for the past month. Mr.. Kohnk
and his bride viii make their future
home in Hamburg.
An event of Importance this week
was the marriage of Miss Jean
Monaghan and DR.. Albert Moore, al
the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Francis Knorp, Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. James B. Hannigan, the bride and
groom standing beneath an arch COW
cred with pink tiger lilies. MISS
Monaghan wore gown of white satin
elaborately trimmed with lace and
made in the modified directore style
She wore a tulle veil aud carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and white orchids. Her matron of honor,
Mrs Francis knorp, had a directolre
of pale blue satin, with which she wore
blue bird of paradise" feathers in her
hair, and she carried pink tiger lilies.
Miss Helen Sullivan and Miss Olga
Hermann, the bridesmaids. were
gowned in pink satin with wreaths of
gold leaves in their hair. They car
ried pink bridesmaids roses. The
ushers were Harry Hunt and Edward
Hall Cosgriff. and John Eggars was
best man. Only relatives and few
intimate friends were present at the
ceremony, but about $50 attended the
ro1f Osra1r oyad
gold were the colors of the decorations
pink bridesmaid roses on the tables and
masses of pink tiger lilies throughout
/ the rooms making very effective set
/ ting for the gay scene. After honey
moon of two weeks spent in the south
ern part of the state DIR. and Mrs.
Moore will live in a charming fat
which they have taken in Green street
Wednesday. in Oakland the marriage
of Miss Regula Hoffman and Dudley
/ Emerson Bernays took place The
| bridal party stood under an arch of
pink tiger lilies in the drawing room
and the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. John Coyle. Miss Hoffman
was dressed in a beautiful creation OF
white messaline and duchesse lace.
She wore a tulle veil and carried white
orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss
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was her maid of honor, wore an elab-
orately embroidered white messaline
/ gown. She wore a silver band In her
hair and her bouquet was of pink tiger
lilies. Miss Viola Brainard, Miss Flor
/ ence Wilson Miss Alice Buteau and
/ Miss Emily Crow wore pink mousseline.
They carried, besides the white satin
ribbon, shower bouquets of maiden hair
ferns. Clay Burrell was the best man.
Masses OF. pink tiger lilies formed the
decorations throughout the house, and
at the brides table maiden hair ferns
and pink blossoms were used. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bernays are enjoying honey
moon of few weeks, after which they
viii live in Oakland.
The wedding of Miss Roberta Thomp
son and George La Fargo of Vancouver,
| 3. c, took place at the home Of the
4 brides mother in Palo Alto last even
ing at $50. Miss Thompson wore a
white satin gown. which was elaborate
| ly trimmed with duchesse lace. She
carried shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley and wore A tulle veil
Forty-fve guests were present at the
ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev. Charles Gardiner. Miss Clara
| Roedel. the maid of honor. wore pink
chiffon, with wreath OF pink roses in
her hair. and carried Cecil Breuner
roses. Robert A. Thompson. brother
of the bride. was best man Pink tiger
lilies were used in the decorations. the
alcove where the ceremony took place
being a bower of these blooms and
huckleberries. The decorations at the
brides table were red carnations and
/ maiden hair ferns. Mr. and Mrs. La
Fargo will travel for some weeks in
California before going to Vancouver.
their future home.
i One Of the pictures that appears. to-