Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

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at the shoulders with a string o.
. pearls, the veil which was of film,
tulle and Chantilly lace was draped
at the back of the head with orange
blossoms. Her only ornament was a
pearl cross, suspended from a pearl
necklace. She carried a bouquet OF
white roses and ribbon in showers.
lhe brides mother wore a gown of
white satin charneuse en- train over
which was draped chiffon tunic
edged with swan !own, the bodice
was trimmed with irridescent lace and
hand made roses. The Groom's
mother wore black crepe de chine
gown trimmed with jets and real lace.
The ushers at the church were
Messrs. Earl Greer, Harry Summers,
Luther Hackett, Richard Griffin and
| Chester Bost After the ceremony a
grand reception was held at the lovely
home of the brides parents, which
! was decorated with palms, hanging
J baskets and pink carnations. Re-
treshments were lavishly served, and
five piece orchestra furnished music
for the evening. Following are the
wedding presents:
The wedding cake, "The tower of
Jewels Mr.. A. K Martin; making of
wedding gown, Mr. and Mrs. Ander-
son Fields; bridal boudoir cap, Mrs.
Burrlll; $l2O0, Mr. Leland Hawkins;
hand painted cake plate, Mrs. V.
Parker and Mrs. L. Root; six piece
orchestra Mr.. Franz Burrill; cut-glass
cheese and butter tray on silver stand,
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Bennett; Mexican
drawn-work art square, Mary Elsie
Harding; marseilles counter pane,
white wool blanket and comforter,
Brides parents; one-half doz. linen
napkins, Mrs. w. T. Shorey and
daughter; q initial bath towels, Mrs.
Susan Brown; one-half doz bath
towels, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Marsh;
battenberg doilie, Mrs Josie Haines;
2 kitchen aprons, Mamie Guillaume
La; 2 house dresses, Mrs A. K. Mar
tin; luncheon set, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Martin, Tallahassee; embroidered CEN
ter piece, Mr.. and Mrs. McGrew;
hand embroidered platter cover, Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Richardson; lace bed
spread, Mr. VIM. White; embroidered
table cover, Blanche Jackson; buffet
cover, Mrs. w. F. Ford; one-ha1f doz
linen napkins, Mrs. R. F. Johnson;
linen tablecover, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland
Mitchell; one-half doz napkins, Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Richards; one-half
doz. linen towels, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Brandlette; one-half doz linen towels,
Mrs. Eva johnson; calling cards, Mr..
Alfred BUTLER and mother; hand-madel
under vest, Mrs. w. |. Vance; hand
made pillow shams, the brides
mother; breakfast set, Mrs. A, Cart
wright; table square, Mrs. Leon Ly-
ons; battenberg doilie, Mr.. and Mrs
Nicholson; hand-carved lecqueredI
tray, Mr.. G. A. Stockhausen, bath
mat, Mrs. Ella Lyons; 2 bath towels,
Mrs. Fritz Jacobs; bath mat, Annie
Springer; handmade crochet boudouir
cap, Mamie and Leland Mckinney
cake plate, Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Rivers;
Oregon Myrtle wood tray, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. JOEL; nut tray, Mr.. and
Mrs J. c. Teay; oil painting, Missl
Ardelle Clayton and Mr.. Walter But
Ter; one-half doz. teaspoons, Jeretta
Hawkins and Grandmother, Wash,
d. c.; cake knife, Miss Imogene Mar
tin; silver spoons, Mrs Ella Staley,
Americus, Ca. cake knife, A. D.;l
cake plate and knife, Mr.. and Mrs
H. o. Johnson; initial cake knife,
Mrs L. F. Davenport; initial salad
fork, Miss Marguerite Sims and
mother; cake knife, Miss Lutte Gil
bert; berry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Blue; olive dish and fork, Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Davis; salad fork, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Mitchell; silver gravy
laddle, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Harris; sugar
spoon, Mrs c. D. Mills and L. c,
Mills; olive spoon, Mrs. M. Ray; one
half doz salad forks, Mrs. A. Mckay;
one-half doz. teaspoons and table
spoons, Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Bridges;
one-half doz. berry spoons, Mrs. ]. A.
Ellis; silver tea pot and tray, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Davis; 2 silver vases, Mr..
and Mrs Z. J. Magruder; silver de-
posit cake holder, Miss Olita Wat
kins; silver candlesticks; Miss Ethel
White; silver deposit salt & pepper
cruts, Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins; silver
deposit casserole, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A..
Brown; silver deposit percolater, Mr.
and Mrs Noble, San Mateo; silver de-
posit casserole, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B..
Adams and O. B. Adams; silver olive
basket. Many Gains and mother; sill
yer bread tray, Dr. and Mrs. T. R.
Walker; initial bread tray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Martin; silver creamer
and stand, Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. De-
laney; initial silver cake plate, Mr..
and Mrs. Nuby; cut glass mustard set,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jarrean and Miss Eu-
gene; silver crumb tray, Mr.. and Mrs
John Craigg; Silver deposit fern dish
and plateau, Mr. and Mrs Andrew
| Clark; silver deposit water pitcher,
| Alex Williams; cut glass salt and
pepper shakers, Miss Harding; pickle
dish and salt and pepper shakers, Mr..
and Mrs. f. MARSHALL cut glass salt
and pepper shakers, Mrs. J. A. Ruth
erford and family; hand painted salt
and pepper shakers, Mr. l. L. Smith ;
silver cake plate and knife, Mr.. J.
William White; gold initial salt and
pepper shakers, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Millett; boudoir linens, Mr.. Victor
Arceneaux, La. hand painted salt and
pepper shakers, Mr. Leonard Richard
son; set of cut glass salt dips, Mrs.
i z. Norman, New Orleans; cut glass
olive dish. Mr. L. McCabe; cut glass
pickle dish, Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Tur-
ner; cut glass nappy. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
s. Boucree; cut glass nappy, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Griffin cut glass nappy
Mr.. Nelson Day; cut glass uappyi
Mrs Millett and daughter; cut glass
nappy, Mrs. McWillams; cut glass
nappy; Mr. and Mrs. Tilghman and
family; cut glass candy bowl, Mr. and
, Mrs. G. Smith, Los A.; cut glass dish
Dr.. VIM. Lythe; cut glass olive dish
! Mr.. and Mrs. Cooksy; cut glass dish
Mr. and Mrs A z Turner. CIT olass