The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
Maiden is
Wife OF BANKER
Hany Friends at Church When
Miss Mary Burpee Becomes
Mrs. Roy Baker

OAKLAND. Nov. 22.-A large COM
pany Of friends witnessed the cere-
mony in the First Baptist church this
evening at which Roy Baker claimed
Miss Mary Hazel Burpee as his bride
The marriage service was read by Rev.
George White. pastor of the First
Methodist church. assisted by Rev j.
Vosburgh. Masses Of pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and greens We're used i'm decor
a-ing the interior Of the attractive
edifce. At the Burpee residence.
where the wedding reception was held,
the pink blossoms were varied with
white chrHsanthemums.
Attending the bride, as maid Of
honor, was Miss Fay Chapman. Her
co7vn was a dainty white tulle. hand
embroidered in pale pink and worn
over white satin. She carried a large
basket of Maryland roses. Miss Ger
frude Baker sister Of the bride
groom. as first bridesmaid. walked
alone followed by the quartet of
bridesmaids. Miss Florence TreadwelL
Miss Alice EoTt. Miss I-ita LauXen and
Miss Abbie Oliphsnt Miss Bakers
gown WAS white chiffon worn over pink
nessaline. She carried a basket of
MARYLAND roses The other four at
tendants wore beautiful robes of pink
armfuls Of enchantress carnations.
The brides gown had for its founda-
tiOn heavy white satin. over which
was drape6 "A robe Of white marqul-
sette The bodice showed an exquisite
arrangement Of duchess and. rose
point laces. The veil was caught with
"a coronet of orange blossoms Lilies
of the valley formed the bridal
bouquet.
David OIphant attended Baker as
best man. The ushers were Reamer
Oliphant. Bradway Head. Austin
SperrT Thomas. Watson and Ebert
Vail.
After their return from their honey
moon AIr. and Mrs. Baker win take
possessi0n Of an attractive new home
in The Ciaremont district.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs L. c. Burpee. She took her de-
gree from the University Of California.
where she was active in the affairs Of
the women students and member Of
The Alpha Phi Sorority. Both her
father and husband are prominently
known in local banking circles. Baker
IS the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Baker.
AT pretJily appointed house we'd
ding AT the residence Of the brides
family in Alameda this evening, the
marriage Of Ra Jpn Emerson OF Ho-
quiam. Wash. and Miss Frances SouIe
was s0lemnized in the presence Of
seventy-fye of the closest friends
White and yellow chrysanthemums
with quantities of ferns. made the
setting for the beautifully planned
service. The bride was attended by
Mrs. Lionel Wolf as n3atron OF honor.
Mrs. Wolf wore her own wedding
robe. q handsome gown of heavy white
satin. Miss Ruth Soule and Miss Dor
Othy Soule attended their sister as
6tiEesmaids. They wore dainty robes
~ pale yellow satin and carried staffs
II yellow chrysanthemums. The bridal
gown was of white satin beautifully
hand embroidered and trimmed in
laces. with which was worn the tulle
veil and spray Of orange blossoms.
Lilies OF the valley formed the shower
bouquet.
The bridegroom was assisted by Nor
man Dole. fraternity brother. as best
man. Rev Everett Couper, rector of
Christ Episcopal church, read the mar
Eiage services.
Alr. and Mrs Emerson viii reside in
Hoquam, where the bridegroom has
built an attractive house. He is
prominently connected with the lum-
her interests IN the north. He gradu-
ated from Stanford university several
years ago.
Two beautifully planned teas divided
7he interest Of the younger set this
afternoon. Mrs. George Franck being
TIE motif for that over which Miss
.+un IN q . q 2 rfr and Miss Mar V-pOTa