The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
FASHION ATTENDS
ON TWO WEDDINGS
Charming Girls of Oakland and
Alameda Are First of
June Brides

OAKLAND, June 1.-At brilliant
wedding this evening in Christ Epis-
copal church in, Alameda Louis Vein
bride. Several hundred friends wit
messed the marriage service, which was
read by Rev. E. w. Cooper. rector of
the church.
The entire interior was transformed
into bower of flowers, pale pink sweet
peas and ferns lending the motif.
The bridal procession was led by the
honorary ushers, William Weinmann
and Prentiss Burtis, followed by Albert
Coogan, Alfred Durney and Sidney
Escher.
Miss Amy Swayne and Miss May
Bissell were the bridesmaids They
were gowned in pattern robes of pink
chiffon cloth over pink satin, which
We're handsomely embroidered. The
gowns were draped in pink roses.
Each of the maids carried a wreath of
pink sweet peas and ferns.
Miss lone Connor was Miss Teller's
maid of honor. She wore a charming
robe of pink marquisette over pink
satin and carried a shower of Dorothy
Perkins roses. Little Miss Dorothy
Penfield was the flower girl, wearing
a dainty French frock with pink rib
bons and carrying gilded basket of
sweet peas
Miss Teller, who is one of the prett-
lest girls of the cmart set, made a
charming bride. Her gown was an ex-
quisite creation of white French satin.
1t was made with straight lines ending
in long court train. The bodice was
fashioned entirely of point applique
over which was draped filmy chiffon
embroidered in lilies of the valley.
half wreath of orange blossoms and
orchids held the bridal veil in place.
Miss Teller carried spray of orchids
and lilies of the valley.
Edward Cunha assisted Weinmann as
best man.
Following the ceremony at the
church an elaborate reception was
given at the Teller residence in Central
avenue before the young people left
on their honeymoon. Masses of Easter
bined in the beautiful decorations
throughout the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. WeinInann will estab-
lish their new home in Alameda. The
marriage is one of the notable events
of the year, uniting two of the best
known families of Alameda. Weinmann
is a graduate of Stanford university
where as an undergraduate he was
prominent in student activities. He is
engaged in the practice of law, with
offices in San Francisco. His bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip s.
Teller. She has been one of the best
liked girls of the younger set and since
the annoupeement of her betrothal has
been the motif for continual round of
gayety.
At a prettily planned house ceremony
this evening Franklin Blair and Miss
Miriam Summers were married in the
presence of half hundred close
friends. The wedding took place at
the residence of the brides parents
DIR. and Mrs r. A Summers in Ell
mers in the bridal party were her two
sisters, Mrs. William Kincaid and Mrs
William II. Jordan Jr.. as matrons of
honor. They each wore their own we'd
ding gowns and carried showers of pink
sweet peas, the fragrant flower used as
the decoration throughout the home. AS
maid of honor Miss Doris Grayson of
San Francisco wore a charming robe of
pink chiffon over pink satin. She
carried a shower of bridesmaids roses
Miss Summers wedding gown was of
white satin, exquisitely hand embroi-
dered and trimmed in lace and pearls
The veil was caught with spray of
orange blossoms. She carried orchids
and lilies of the valley.
Leading the bridal procession were
Miss Margaret Ewing and Ewing
March as ribbon bearers. Dorsey
Ewing assisted the bridegroom as best
man.
The marriage service was read by
Rev. Clifton Macon, rector of Trinity
Episcopal church.
After their honeymoon in the north
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair will return to Oak
land, where an attractive home awaits
them.
At a tea given this afternoon at the
home of DIR. J. NJ. Stalder, 1909 Fourth
avenue announcement was made of the
engagements of the two daughters of
the household. The honored guest of
the occasion was Miss Cecils Harold
of East Oakland, popular girl of the
social set and former University of Cal
ifornia student. who will leave for New
York.
The engagements announced were
those of Miss Bertha Stalder to Edward
r. Leach and of Miss Grace Stalder to
H. A p. Harmon Jr.
Edward Leach is a son of F. A
Leach, former United States director
of mints and now president of the Peo-
pies water company. Harmon resides
in East Oakland, and is the owner of
extensive mining properties.
The Stalders are one of the best
known Oakland families.
The dates of the weddings have not
been decided upon.