The San Francisco call., 1910-06-23
MISS aAVICH and
c. BARTON MARRY
Miss Lucie Van der Mark Sings
20 Promise Me" as Bride
Approaches Altar

OAKLAND, June 22.-one of the
prettiest house weddings of the
month was that at which Claude
Barton this evening claimed Miss Stella
Slavich as his bride two score mem
bers OF the Barton and Slavich families
witnessing the marriage service, which
was performed by Rev. Father Keane,
pastor administrator of st. Francis de
sales church. The Slavich residence
in Twenty-fourth street was beautifully
decorated in strands of asparagus fern
and sweet peas, a canopy of pink sweet
peas marking the improvised altar.
The bridal procession was led by Miss
Lucie Van der Mark, singing "Oh.
Promise Ne" She was followed by the
i bridesmaids bearing the garlands of
tulle and asparagus fern which made
the aisle for the bride and her father
Tie attendants were Miss Dorothy Bar
Ton, Miss Adrienne Slavich, Miss Dolly
AIcKown, Miss Ann Duffy. Miss Edith
Emigh, Miss Loretta Knapp. Miss Nell
Peters Miss Margaret Slavich, Miss
Madeline Brennan, Miss Carmelita Cad
Lyons. They each wore white lingerie
gown.
Mrs. John SlaVich, the attractive ma
tron Of honor, wore her wedding gown
of white satin and carried a shower of
duchess roses. Miss. Eva Slavich was
the maid OF honor. Her robe was Of
pink chiffon over pink satin. She car
ried a spray of duchess roses.
Miss Slsvich's marriage robe was a
handsome creation Of crepe de meter
closely following the princess lines and
finished with long train. The bodice
was made OF Irish point lace. A coro-
net OF orange blossoms fastened the
tulle veil in place. She carried a
shower bouquet Of lilies of the valley
and orchids. Eugene Barton was best
man.
After the informal reception and sup
per Mr.. and Mrs. Barton left on
honeymoon tour. A charming new
home in Adams point awaits their re-
turn.
The bride is the da aughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. john Slavich. The family formerly
was well known in Portland, where
they resided many years. Barton is
one Of the younger architects of the
city. He is a member Of number of
the mems clubs.
st. Paurs Episcopal church was the
setting for an interesting wedding this
evening, Harold Minnick Burnside
claiming Miss Edith Phelps Warner
as his bride. A vested choir of 10
voices, singing the Lohengrin wedding
march, led the bridal procession.
Miss Warner wore a beautiful robe
Of white French messaline. The bodice
was trimmed in Bruges lace. The skirt
was finished with square overskirt
the deep fiounce ending in the train.
Orange blossoms held the veil in place
It'd
Miss Anita El6redge was the maid of
honor. Miss Eldredge wore pink
net robe over pink silk and carried a
staff Of pink gladioias. Little Miss
Bernice de Niedmann was the flower
girl, wearing a lingerie frock of white.
DR.. Frederick Hulme was best man.
The ushers were Austin w Sperrv and
{. T. Engvich. Rev. Alexander Allen
rector of St PauFs. read the marriage
service.
Only the members of the bridal party
were included in the wedding supper
which followed the church ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnside will reside in
Oakland.
Burnside is well known in business
and musical circles. His bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bestor
Warner. She is a member of a number
Of the prominent musical organizations.
n IllctL lAlltE OuL Ol QOOI look
place today at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Herbert Furlong. in Pleas
anton, when Lieutenant Caesar Bigler
and Miss Mabel Rice were united in
marriage The bride is the daughter
of thes late Rev. II. II. Rice, closely
identified with the early religious work
Of the state. She was q student in
Mills college and claims a host of
friends in Berkeley, where she and her
mother have resided for some years.
The bridegroom holds his degree from
the University of Berne. Switzerland.
He has been doing research work in
the University OF California the last
year.
Miss Rice was attended this after
noon by her sister. Mrs. Furlong, as
matron of honor, and by four brides
maids-Miss Edith Fish, Miss Norris
Wagner, Miss Lorita Stone and Miss
Helen Cooper.
Lieutenant Bigler and Mrs. Bigler
VIII go abroad on their honeymoon.
The marriage of Ed Reign and Miss
Edna wesoott was solemnized this
evening at a simple service at the home
OF the brides mother Mrs Laura A.
northern honeymoon Mr. and Mrs.
Reign viii return to Oakland to re-
side.
M and MIS-. Walter Manchester,
well known residents of Berkeley and
members of the musical set, have de-
parted for an extended visit to their
country place near Healdsburg. Miss
Plums Dutton. sister of Charles Dut-
ton, the musician, and a graduate of
the university. accompanied them, and
will spend several weeks as their guest
Miss Leora Mechanics, the younger
daughter of Mrs. ]. Dearing of Hay
ward. was married at noon Sunday TO
c. William White, a prominent attor-
ney of Weaverville. The ceremony
was performed by Justice of the Peace
Charles Prowse az the home of the
brides cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Hol-
lenbeck, in upper B street. The bride
was attended by Miss Alice Martin OF
Palo Alto. Mrs. White is a graduate of
the state normal school and has been
teaching school in Marin county. The
bridegroom is a candidate for district
attorney Of Trinity county. The young
people Will make their home in Wea-