The Western outlook., 1915-10-23
MlTcHELL.hARTIN NUPTIALS.


was that of John Luther Mitchell
and oneida Marie Martin on
Thursday evening. October IA. 1t
took place at St. Patrick's church
on Ninth street near Peralta, Oak
land. Father Hoolahan oniciated
The following young ladies' and
gentlemen, members of her set,
acted as attendants and ushers, and
they formed the bridal party, and
entered the church in the following
order. Groomsmen, Carl Harris and
Leland Hawkins, followed by Len
Richardson and Harry Tanner.
Then came the bridesmaids, Misses
Minnie Bell, Ethel Griffin, Martha
Millette. They were dressed in
blue mousseline silk net, trimmed
with French flowers. Each wore
a silver band Oh the forehead. with
their hair in curls, and carried a
silver staff adorned with carnations
aud ribbon Then came the maid
of honor, Miss Ethyl Brown. who
was beautifully gowned in pink
taffeta and chiffon. embroidered
with silver, a copy of late French
model; she also wore silver band
and carried staff. Next came the
matrop of honor, Mrs. G. Quinn.
She wore white brocaded charmeuse
with spangled trimmings Then
came the flower girl, Eta Mae
Burrell, followed by the bride lean
ing on the arm of. her father, A. B.
Martin. She was very handsomely
gowned in white crepe meter en-
train with chiffon and opalescent
trimmings; ornaments, pearls. II
was fashioned after the latest crea,
ton of Worth and interpreted fully
the fashion of the hour, and gave
the wearer distinctive appearance
The brides mother wore hand
some gown of white satin char.
meuse en- train with tunic of white
chiffon edged with swansdown.
The groom's mother wore black
crepe de ehire trimmed with rea
lace and jets Then came the ring
bearer, Juliette Burrell.
Norman Houston acted as besi
man.
The following named gentlemen
acted as ushers: c. Bost, L. Hack
cit, R. Griffin, c. Sommers, E
Greer, F. Burrell. After all hac
taken their places, the marriag'
ceremony was read. When thi
was finished, all remained STANDING
in their places while Mrs. S..Lovicl
sang Perfect Day" The brida
party then reformed, aud marched
from the church to autos in waitlns
that conveyed them TO the residence
Of the brides parents. Mr.. aud Mrs
| A. B. Martin, on Peralta street
where the reception was held. Tn
music was furnished by Charlie
StEat Rer,ts ahehGesiFF1au aRRedIhtgg nsff lghI
refreshments were abundant,
served. At 10 80 Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell took the train for Sal
francisco They were recipient
of many handsome and usefu
presents, of which the following il
list:
Wedding cake, "The Tower O
Jewels" Mrs. A. K. Martin,
Making of wedding gown, Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson Fields.
Bridal boudoir cap, Mrs Burrill
Twelve dollars. Leland Hawkin.
Hand painted cake plate, Mrs,
V. Parker and Mrs Lena Root.
Six-piece orchestra, F. BurriIl.
Cut-glass cheese and butter ira,
on silver stand, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c.
Bennett.
Mexican drawn work art square,
Mary Alice Harding
Marsellles counterpart, white
wool blanket and comforter, brides
parents.
Six linen napkins. Mrs. W. T.
Shofey and daughter.
Four initiated bath towels, Mrs.
Susan Brown
Six bath towels, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon F. Marsh.
Battenberg dolly, Mrs J. Haines
Two kitchen aprons, Mamie
Guillaume. La.
Two house dresses, Mrs. A. K.
Martin
Luncheon set, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Martin.
Embroidered centre piece, Mr..
and Mrs. McGrew,
Embroidered platter cover, Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Richardson.
Lace bed spread. William White.
Georgia.
Embroidered tablecover, Blanche
Jackson.
Buffet cover, Mrs. w. F. Ford
Six linen napkins. Mrs. R F.
Johnson.
Linen tablecover, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryland Mitchell.
Six linen napkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Richards.
Six linen towels, Mr. and Mrs.
B. F Bramlette.
Six linen towels, Miss E. Johnson
CALLING cards, fired Rntfar a,d