The San Francisco call., 1910-05-13
COLORADAN TAKES
OAKLAND BRIDE
urOOm From Greeley, Former
Student at University of
California

OAKLAND, Nay 12.-One of the pref
test weddings of the week took place
this evening at the residence of the
brides parents in Eighth street when
Theodore Edward Glazier Of Greeley,
Colo, claimed Miss Marguerite johnson
as his wife. The marriage service was
solemnized in the spacious drawing
room in the presence Of 100 close
friends and members Of the Johnson
and Glazier families. The small we'd
ding party stood beneath a bower of
ferns, white roses and carnations, filmy
streamers Of tulle adding charming
effect. The ceremony was read by Rev.
J.. Z. Writ, assistant pastor of the First
congregational church.
Miss Carmelita Cuvellier was the
brides only attendant She wore a
beautiful robe Of lavender silk made on
the modified princess model with a long
train. The bodice was finished in gold
lace. Miss CuVellier carried a shower
OF lavender sweet peas.
Miss Johnson made one of the most
beautiful brides Of the season. Her
wedding gown was fashioned Of white
chiffon cloth over heavy white satin,
and elaborated in point applique lace.
The lace drape fell from the shoulders
and formed the exquisite overskirt
which reached 10 the hem of the robe.
The bridal veil was held in place by a
novel fastening of brilliants. Miss
johnson carried a shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley caught with tulle.
Frank Mountain assisted Glazier as
best man.
An elaborate wedding supper was
served in the billiard room following
the informal reception. The decorations
here were in the red tones. the light
falling from quaint japanese lanterns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glazier viii spend their
honeymoon in the southern part of the
state. returning TO Oakland before
leaving for their future home in Colo
radO. Monday evening, May 16, Frank
Mountain will give a dinner in their
honor, the evening following Miss Edna
Yates presiding at a similar function.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Johnson. family we'll
known on this side OF the bay and in
The San Joaquin valley, where they for
InerlE resided. She is unusually pretty
and gifted as musician and along art
lines. Mrs. Glazier was a student in
Mills college following her course in
Niss Horizons school Glazier is a
graduate Of the University of Califor-
MA. where he was actively identified
with college sports. He is a member
OF the Big G and Palomar clubs. At
present he holds a position in the Ma
tional Bank Of Greeley, where his fam
lily is numbered among the pioneers.
He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. O..
Glazier.
Mr. and Mrs Glazier are planning to
return TO the bay cities within a year
or two 10 establish their permanent
home.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel D. Prather
sailed yesterday for the Hawaiian ISL
aads, where they viii spend several
weeks in sight seeing before their re-
turn TO California.
Mrs. David Hartley and Miss Vera
Cope entertained several friends at a
charmingly arranged al fresco affair
today in honor Of Miss Helen Dornin.
who is TO become the bride of William
= Childs this season. The little party
of guests spent the day in the woods.
enjoying a prettily appointed luncheon
a. the noon hour. For the afternoon
an Informal game of bridge offered
the diversion.
DR. and Mrs. Clark BuTnham are re-
joicing in the advent of a little son at
their home in Berkeley.