The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
OAKLAND GIRL IS
MARRIED AT HOME
Miss Genevieve Chambers Be-
comes Wife of Seattle
Businessman

rank ElReA case OF seattle ana MISS
Genevieve Chambers. the attractive
daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Chambers,
was q notable event OF last evening,
taking place at the residence of the
brides mother in Walsworth avenue
over 100 guests witnessed the marriage
service which was read by Rev. Charles
r. Brown. pastor of the First Congre-
gational church The house was beau
tifully appointed, the decorations of
duchess roses and enchantress carnations
carrying out the color scheme Of pink.
Miss May CoOgan and Miss lima Chase,
John a Brewer and Thomas Earl
Palmer Of san Francisco served as rib
bon bearers, forming the aisle with
broad streamers of pink satin ribbon,
which were fastened TO the wreaths or
pink sweet peas which the girls car
ried. Miss Chase and Miss Coogan
were similarly gowned in empire robes
of pink chiffon, with silver spangled
trimmings.
Miss Madeline Chambers. a niece of
the bride. was her maid of honor. She
wore a gown Of pink chiffon and car
ried a basket Of sweet peas.
The brides gown was fashioned after
the princess model with a long train
The bodice was finished with an ar
rangement OF point and duchess laces
and pearls. The veil was held in place
by e spray Of orange blossoms and MISS
Chambers carried a shower OF lilies
of the valley.
George de Cola and George Cham
hers. young nephews Of the bride, made
rbe aisle through which the bridegroom
and his best man, Robert Watson Royce
Of Seattle passed to meet the bridal
party.
After the wedding supper Mr.. and
Mrs case left on d honeymoon trip
which viii include a tour of the At
lantic coast before they go to Seattle
where they viii establish their perma-
nent home.
case is well known businessman of
the northern city, He IS graauate II1l 9a
the University Of Kansas HIS orlde
took her degree from Stanford uni
versity. where she was identihed with
college activities and was a member
OF the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mrs
case has been prominent in the AFFAIRS
OF the exclusive set about the bay, ana
since the announcement Of her be
trothal was extensively feted-
81 Francis de Sales church this even
ing made the setting for the marriage
Of Miss Ella Wohlhuter and DR.. John
Slavich. the ceremony being read by
Rev. Father OConnor. Miss Eva Sla-
1-ich. 2 sister of the bridegroom, was
the only attendant She carried a
shower Of bridesmaids roses Miss
W OElnukeT WeQQluS ROAu was dA
ouisite robe OF chiffon crepe, with Which
she wore the tulle veil caught by a
half wreath Of orange blossoms she
carried a spray Of brides roses
The bridegroom was assisted by Harry
Smith as best man. Claude Barton,
William Wilson, Henry Leimert and
Ernest Ochs acted as ushers.
Following the service at the church
500 friends were included in the in
formal reception which was given in
honor Of DR.. and Mrs Slavich at the
residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs John F. Wohlhuter, in Twenty
seventh street. Pink carnations and pear
blossoms with greens formed the dec
oratiOns.
After their honeymoon Doctor Sla-
vich and his bride will be at home in
Santa Rosa avenue. Doctor SlaVich is
one Of the younger physicians who is
meeting with success in his profession
His bride is a pretty girl who claims
wide circle Of warm friends in the bay
cities, where she is well known.
A delightful surprise Of the evening
was the formal announcement of the
betrothal Of Claude Barton and Miss
stella Slavich The news was told
when Mrs John Slavich, the bride Of
Miss SIavich's brother, before leaving
on her honeymoon. threw her bouquet.
TO which were attached the cards Of
the young folk. The wedding VIII be
an event Of the early summer, taking
place when the new residence ia Staten
avenue is completed.
Miss Slavich is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John Slavich, who, before
coming 10 Oakland many years ago to
live. were known in Portland, Ore. She
is z graduate Of the University of Cali
fornia Her fance is the senior mem
Der in the firm of Barton & Davis, and
is one Of the well known young archi-
tects OF the city. He is q member of
the Nile club and has taken active
part in the social life of Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Smith and their
young daughters. Evelyn and Charlotte
Dorothy: Miss Grace Sperry and DR..
sarah +. Shuey left last evening for
Shelter island, the Smith summer home
on the Atlantic coast, where they will
spend several weeks before starting
on an extended tour Of the continent.
Arbor villa viii be closed for at least
2 year.
BERKELEY, April Sat meeting
OF the Berkeley branch of the Mills
college alumnae tomorrow afternoon at
the home OF Miss Newhall, 1929 Pied
mont way, Miss Brooks will deliver a
lecture on Decorative Art in the
Home" as a feature Of the afternoons
business meeting.
Miss Maud Allen Van Alstine OF Sac
ramento was married TO DR.. John Mil
ton Ward OF Oak park. Sacramento,
Yesterday afternoon by Rev. Hugh
Baker OF the Allendale Methodist
at 4 o'clock at the residence Of the
brides sister in law. Mrs. c. p. S. Van
AIstine, 51Os East Tenth street. Fruit
vale