Oakland sunshine., 1915-05-29
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SOCIETY
LOCAL BRIEFS
DAVIS-WIGGAN WEDDING

= MIS-. JOhn Davis, 1915 Gamble
street, the wedding ceremony of thei
second eldest daughter, Elvira NJ, t
Mr.. John Gibbs Wiggan was per
e formed Wednesday evening, MAY 1s
at 7:30 P. NJ, by the Rev. Fathe
Il Mahr.
li1e home was beautifully decorate,
IN the color scheme of pink and white
The bride wore beautiful gowl
5 OF white satin chamouse, trimne.
: with tlsh shell net, with a flowing vel
5 reaching to the end of her train
), which was caught up with orang,
!. blossoms, and carried shower bou
quet Of La France roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss Ceola Gran
q disnu, was attired in beautiful pinI
taffeta with decolette, and carried
| pink roses of the same.
The wedding march was played b,
4 Mrs. Brandon. Mr.. w. Williams
who acted as best man, met the
bridesmaid half way and escorted her
i 10 the arbor of pink and white dec
oration.
j The bride came in on the arm of
i her father and stood under a bell
which was artisticaliy decorated by
Miss Emelda Martin.
Congratulations were extended to
/ the bride and groom Refreshments
were served in the dining room, which
was also carried out,.in the color
scheme of pink and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiggan left on their
honeymoon for Southern California.
The presents were as follows:
1 Ct1t s,1 1>a~-.r .x<,xx-I NJ. NJ.
| Robert Cross of Portland; one-half
dozen dessert spoons and cream ladle,
Miss ]. Ward, San Jose; silver carv-
| ing set, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Martin
and family; silver syrup pitcher, Mr.
aid Mrs. Geo. Jefferson; flower vase,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Cowes; cut glass
nappy, Mr.. and Mrs Morris; cut
glass jelly dish, Mr. and Mrs J. II.
Brockman Pocatello, Idaho; hand
painted vase, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Tiighman and family; water jar, Mr..
and Mrs. t. R. Gsifin; water jar, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Moody; cur, glass fruit
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Palmer;
picture (Harvester), Mr.. and Mrs. L.
n. Young; hfty-piece dinner set, the
Misses Logan; blanket, Sheerist
Party Gear Sierra Nevada); one dozenl
guest towels and four bath towels,
Mr. and Mrs Songy; blankets, Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ Inman, handmade
linen lunch set, Mr. and Mrs Vance
and familyS Japanese lunch set, Mrs.
VIM. Anderson and daughter; hand
embroidered table runner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Jackson; linen table cloth and
napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Marsh
doillie and dresser runner, Mr. and
Mrs. c. Lenex and daughter; Japan
ese lunch set, Mr.. and Mrs Saunders
hand made collar. Mrs. Mary Dupuy,
Portland; embroidered bath towel,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Young, Portland
sachet bag, Master M. Young, Port
land; hand worked pillow, Mr. and |
Mrs. ]. A. Hackett and family; silver
pie spoon, Lunch Car O. Hoack, John
Franklin, M. D. Robertson); silver
jelly spoon, Mrs. Austin; silver olive
spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Gibson
and Mrs. c. n Gibson; embroidered
night gown, Misses Perry, Houston,
Texas; sheets and two cases and a
chair, Mr.. and Mrs Tom Williams;
casserole, Mrs. Moses Turner and
family; linen towels, Mr. and Mrs w
]. Jones; linen centerpiece, Mrs. S.
Swayze; linen crochet table runner,
Mrs. Geo. Swayze and son; sheets
and cases, Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Will
Jams; serving tray, Mr. and Mrs.
Winnerbower and Mr. and Mrs
Brandon; handkerchief box, Miss NJ
painted plate, Mrs.
Nancy Blackburn; one-half dozen
napkins, Mr. and Mrs E. Harrison;
Battenberg centerpiece, Mrs. L. Scott;
picture (Locus Drive), Mr.. ard Mrs.
0. Millet, one-half dozen water
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Matt
hews and family; flower vase, Mrs. E.
Harris, San Francisco; hand worked
pillow, Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Johnson;l
silver carving set, Misses Coffee; one
half dozen glasses, Mr.. and Mrs.
Swinney, Berkeley; doilies and silver
elly spoon, Mrs. Emile Martin, Berke-
ey; cake plate, Mrs. w. S. Richard;
one-half dozen cups and saucers, Mr.
and Mrs. Hamilton; cold meat fork
Mrs Flower and daughter; Batten-
berg centerpiece, Mr.. S. B. Hubbard;
meat fork, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam O'Con-
nor; towels and three pairs of pillow
eases, Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Woods
hand embroidered centerpiece, Mrs.
Bryant, Alameda candelabra, Mr..
and Mrs B. Wilcox; picture, Master
B. Wilcox; one-half dozen silver tea
spoons, Mr.. N. Hardy; cake fork, Mr..
and Mrs. A. K. Martin; cut glass
nappy, Mr.. Vim. Williams; painted
plate, Miss Wilmer Woods; PLAGUE,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Williams; picture
Portal Gate), Miss Ethel Brown, San
Rafael; one-half dozen cups and
saucers, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Jenkins;
Japanese lunch set, cups to match,
Mrs. Louise Turner and family; Bat
tenberg centerpiece, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson and family; cake plate, Miss
Adelia Harding; cake plate, Mr.. Leo
Derrick; berry set, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Wilcox; rose bowl, Mr. Kicks; Jap-t
anese bowl, Mr. and Mrs B. Martin;
1ower basket, Mrs. F. S. Daniels and
sons; Japanese table runner, Mrs. R.
B. Sinclair, one-half dozen silver tea
spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Carey and
laughter; linen towels, Mrs. S. S.
Parker and daughter; cake set, Mrs.
]. w. Richardson; cut glass bonbon
dish, Mrs. F. Kinchen and family;
silver cup and saucer, Miss E. Val
<ins; cream pitcher and sugar bowl,
Mrs. Watkins; china hat pin holder,
Mrs. B. A. Purnell; one dozen linen
able napkins, Miss Ethel White
aluminium cup and saucer, Miss NJ.
Atkins. silver butter knife, Miss Mel (,
issa Johnson: silver cheese knife,
Miss Amanda Atkins: set pillow cases,
Mrs. 4. ]. Davis; Battenberg table |,
runner. Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Pierce;
ut glass pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs S. E.