The San Francisco call., 1909-12-17
POPULAR GIRL IS
MARRIED IN CHURCH
Miss Zoe Riley Becomes Bride
of Ephraim Dyer Before
800 Guests

OAKLAND, Dec. 16-The wedding of
E5phraim Dyer and Miss Zoe Riley
which took place in the First Congre-
gationaI church Of Berkeley this even
ing. united two OF the oldest and best
known families on this side Of the bay.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. T. Riley of the college town
Since her debut she has been one of
the best liked girls Of the smart set.
Dyer belongs to one Of the long es-
FabIished families of the Lakeside dis
trict. He is ngaged in business across
the bay. Three hundred guests wit
messed the marriage this evening, the
ceremony being read by Rev. II. r.
Miles. The bride wore the conven-
tional white satin robe, trimmed with
lace and hand embroidery. The tulle
veil with its spray Of orange bios
SONS and shower of orchids and lilies
Of the valley, completed the bridal
costume.
Miss Carmel Riley served her sister
as maid of honor. the two bridesmaids
being another sister, Miss Mary Riley,
and Miss Lulu Miner. Ernest Dyer as
sisted his brother as best man. The
ushers were Harmon Edwards, Curtiss
Hayden, Herrick Munson and Porter
Shaw A reception at the Riley resi-
dence preceded the departure Of Mr.. and
Mrs Dyer on their honeymoon. They
intend 10 live on this side Of the bay.
One hundred of the closest friends
were included in the invitation TO wit
ness the marriage of Michael Gallagher
and Miss Eleanor Garrigue. which was
Eolemnized this evening at the Garrigue
family residence in Berkeley. White
chrysanthemums and greens were used
TO decorate the spacious home. Miss
Ga rrigue wore a robe of white MESA
line satin, trimmed with chantilly lace.
The veil was held in place by wreath
Of orange blossoms, and she carried
shower OF lilies Of the valley.
Mrs William White Forester, who
came from Chicago to attend the bride
as matron Of honor, wore her own
wedding gown, a robe of/hand en-
broidered crepe and satin. Miss Dor
othy Garrigue. as maid OF honor, was
sgowned in white net robe over white
satin. and, like the bridesmaids, car
lied a shower Of violets. The brides
maids. Miss Helen Allen. Miss Leslie
Davies, Miss Gladys Pearn, Miss Isa-
belle Hopkins. were similarly robed in
white net over green satin. Miss Rob-
erta Holmes, as flower girl, completed
The brides party The ushers We're
James Gallagher, Leslie Taylor. Doctor
Fauer, Harold Weldon, Richmond
Strong and Carl Smith. The brides
brother, Merwin Fred Garrigue, as
sisted the bridegroom as best man.
Rev. F. Y. Morrison read the Maria ge
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher viii spend
the coming week in Del Monte. and re-
turn to the bay cities TO sail Christ
mas week for the Hawaiian islands. A
home in ChicsgO has been made ready
for their return The Garrigue family
formerly resided in Chicago. Mrs. Cal
lagher and her husband are graduates
Of the University of Chicago, and are
identified with the college fraternities
srhe bridegroom is well known busi-
nessman.
Miss Jean Cliff was a hostess of the
afternoon, entertaining a score or more
friends at bridge. Later number of
guests were welcomed 10 an informal
tea
In honor OF Lieutenant Commander
T. H Campbell and Mrs. Campbell, who
are spending the holiday season in
Oakland. Mrs. CampbelPs sister, Mrs.
Charles Hubbard, presided over a de-
lightful affair this evening at her home
in Linda Vista, bridge furnishing the
diversion to the friends who accepted
the young matrOn's hospitality.