Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

Ill Her mother wore blue silk, blue h;
$ with ostrich plumes.
III Mr.. VIM. Allen acted as best ma
and the ushers were Mr. James Bow
man and Mr. Chas. Bailey.
After the ceremony was performe
quite a host of friends met at tn
) Grated, where the reception was held
every one wishing the newly Marie,
couple a happy voyage on the matri
monial sea.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson departed
about / 80 P NJ. on their honeymoon
trip.
List of Wedding Presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Smith, tea
set; Mrs Julia Browne and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs H. Smith, blanket; Miss
Mary Wilson and Mrs E. Wilson, sill
yer jelly stand; Mr. J. Saunders, hand
painted tea set; Mr.. VIM. Allen, silver
sugar bowl and cream pitcher; Mr.. G..
NJ. Barrett, silver fruit dish; Mr.. and
Mrs T. w. Swinney, aluminium sauce
pan; Mr. J. Bridgewater and Miss Ed
ma Rubin, cut-glass sugar bowl and
cream pitcher; Mr. Erickson, hand
painted cake plate; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Dowell, lunch set; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Thomson six embroidered table
napkins; Mr.. J. Learmond, hand-em-
broidered tablecloth; Mrs. w. L. Car
rington, hand-painted china dish; Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. King, bath mat; Mr.. Felix
Beckford carcasian silver handle salad
spoon and fork; Mrs. w. T. Shorey
and daughter cut-glass vase; Miss Mar
garet Bell and mother, half dozen hand
kerchiefs and hand-painted cake plate;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Songy and son,
silver cake knife; Mrs A. Saunders,
Irish lace opera bag and corset cover;
Mrs. Eden Campbell, Miss Era Haw-
kins, lunch set Mr. and Mrs. H. d.
Robinson, cut-glass sugar bowl and
cream pitcher; Mr. P. Springer, Japa-
nese ivory basket; Miss Julia Ramsey,
Japanese salt and pepper shakers, mus
tard bowl and lunch set; Mrs. w.
Burns, hand-embroidered pillow cases;
Mrs. S. Z. Montgomery, initial bath
towel; Mr. and Mrs. E. Baker, crochet
bedroom slippers; Miss Leonora Ran
doph, cut-glass bon bon dish; Mr.. F.
c. Bailey, silver cake stand; Mrs. Rose
Williamson, cut7glass vase; Mr.. H.
Harris, cut-glass vase on silver stand;
Miss Helen Jones, embroidered
guest towel; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Bridges, half dozen silver tea spoons
and table spoons; Mrs. Harvey lunch
set; Mr. and Mrs F. H. Burrill, bou-
doir cap: Miss c. Duvernay, cut-glass
bon bon DISH Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wig
gan, bath rug; Mr.. and Mrs. R. Gil
more, half dozen exposition silver tea
spoons; Mr.. and Mrs A. Hunter and
Is Haywood, bath towels; Mr.. and
Mrs J. B. Martin and daughter, half
dozen silver butter knives; Mr. and
Mrs Thos Henry, half dozen hand
embroidered pillow cases; Mr.. and Mrs.
King and sons, Japanese platter and
bowl; Mrs Dudley painted cup
and saucer, bows; Miss ". Whaley,
night dress; Mr. and Msr. c. L. Will
liams. silver cold meat fork; Mr.. A. St.
Clair Carter, silver cake knife; Mrs.
Annie Springer silver butter knife;
Miss Hattie Gilbert, tea cups and sau
GERS; Mr. and Mrs. H. t. Jones, silver
bread tray; Mr. w c. House, cut-glass
salt and pepper shakers; Mr., and Mrs.
VIM. A. Rose, silver berry spoon; Mr..
and Mrs A. Thomas, Battenberg table
cover; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jenkin, tobacco
Jar; Mr.. and Mrs Bell, tea pot; Baby
Edwin Moore, cut-glass bon bon dish;
Mime. NJ Turner and daughter, cut
glass berry bowl; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
R. Judge, cut-glass berry bowl; Mrs.
O. Murmilan, silver inlaid vase; Miss
Bessie Coleman, vase; Mrs. J. w.
Richardson, tea pot; Mrs. Ephriam and
daughter, silver after dinner mint tray;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Simms, cut-glass
dish; Mrs. Nathaniel and Pauline, cut
glass berry bowl and hand-painted plate;
Mrs Ida Whaley and son, cut-glass
sugar bowl; Mrs. P. Howard, cut-glass
salt and pepper service; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Smith, cut-glass vinegar decanter
and toothpick holder; Mr.. L. A. Brown,
silver bread tray; Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Clark, hand painted toilet set; Miss J.
Cazaubon. picture, THE Bride; Mrs.
r. Fowler and daughters, silver syrup
pitcher; Miss Anna Williams, cut-glass
Jelly stand and silver spoon; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. o. Curtis and family, silver
bread tray; Miss Lillian Gray, hand
painted salt and pepper shakers; Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Bridges, hand
painted cake tray; Mr.. f. Campbell and
L. Gansauland, electric lamp; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Basemore, rug; Mr.. F. Cam
and V. Whipple, set of bureau shams;
Mrs. Grace Jones and daughters, pair
candalabres; Mr.. and Mrs. H, Bridge
water, half dozen ut-glass water tum-
blers; Mr.. S. L, Smith, hand-painted
china vase; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. NAL
colin, $l0 Mr.. and Mrs Masengale and
family, handsome sofa pillow; Miss Jen-
ME Curtis, silver inlaid sugar bowl and
cream pitcher; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Will
liams, silver olive dish and fork; Mrs.
Coombs, silver salt and pepper shakes;
brides mother, music cabinet
The groom purchased the spacious
home from the brides parents, reno
waited it inside and out and presented
it to the bride as his wedding gift.
We again notify our friends that
full dress is not compulsory; we SIM
O1v ask Won TO dress as nicely as YOU