1915 Marin Marriage Announcements
1915 Marin Marriage Announcements
DI NOLA- DUFFY Wedding
Miss Leonellda Di Nola and Rafael Duffy were married at
2 oclock at Holy Cross church, Fell and Fillmore streets, San Francisco,
on last Sunday afternoon. A large circle of friends of the young couple
gathered at the church to witness the ceremony.
The wedding feast was served at the home of the
bride where about forty close friends and relatives were present. Upon
their return from their honeymoon the young couple will make their home
in San Rafael where the groom, who is very well known, is engaged in the
automobile business.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, January 7, 1915 page 5
Marriage Licenses
Dec. 31 Frank B. KELLY, age 31, of Stockton, and Viola MECUM, age
22, of San Rafael
Dec. 31 Harry D. FURRY, age 39, and Anna Belle KELLY, age 39, both
of San Francisco
Dec. 31 Leland SMITH, age 27, of Stockton, and Coral A. CONNERS,
age 23, of Oakland
Jan. 2 Thomas F. VIZZARD, age 21, and Clarissa L. MORRISON, age 18,
both of San Francisco
Jan. 3 - Chas. E. CORBLY, age 58, and Alphonsine M. ZIEGLER,
age 25, both of San Francisco
Jan. 4 Ira King McEWEN, age 32, and Mary OKEEFE, age 36, both
of Hobart Mills, Cal.
Jan. 4 Edward McELROY, age 25, and Bessie KING, age 22, both of San
Francisco
Jan. 5 Laurence MORRIN, age 26, and Margaret MARSHALL, age 22, both
of San Francisco
Jan. 5 David KERWIN, age 22, and Minnie FERIE, age 18, both of San
Francisco
Jan. 6 Earl B. LILLIE, age 28, and Marie A. LOPEZ, age 25, both of
Oakland
Jan. 6 Frank MAGEE, age 31, and Hettie BECK, age 32, both of San
Francisco
Jan. 6 Chester GILLIGAN, age 21, and Angelina BRANCATO, age 18, both
of San Francisco
Jan. 6 Harold E. JORGENSON, age 24, and Anna E. McBRIDE, age 22,
both of San Rafael
Jan. 6 Jas. D. G. ALEXANDER, age 29, and Alice SOPPY, age 20, both
of Oakland
The Marin Journal
Thursday, January 14, 1915 page 4
Marin County Couple Married Today
The wedding of Miss Lora KIMERLY of Mill Valley and Donald
HUNTER, son of Mrs. Charles H. DuBois of this city will take place at their
home in Mill Valley this, Thursday, afternoon, January 14th.
The bride will be given in marriage by her mother, Mrs.
Charles Kimberly. Rev. Mr. Howitt of the Episcopal church [will] perform
the ceremony, and immediately following dinner will be served. The
decorations throughout the house are in pink and green, and Kilarney roses
and plumose are used effectively at the brides table.
After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Hunter will reside
in Mill Valley in their attractive new bungalow.
Among those present will be Dr. and Mrs. Chas. H. DuBois,
Mrs. Luella DuBois, Misses Mary and Lillian DuBois of San Rafael, Mrs.
Charles Kimberly and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Symonds of Mill Valley and Miss
Miriam Mace of Berkeley.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, January 14, 1915 page 5
Friends of Young Couple Surprised
Rev. Father Egan of St. Anselms church fell in with the scheme
last Thursday of pretty Miss Anna McBRIDE and Harold E. JORGENSEN to outwit
their San Rafael friends.
These friends heard that the marriage license had been issued
and calmly sat back waiting for the announcement and invitations to the
ceremony. But the young couple had a much better plan.
Father Egan united them in marriage in the afternoon of Thursday
and a few moments later they were on board a train for their short honeymoon
in the south. Upon their return they will reside here, where the groom
is employed at the Bogle Electric Works. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
P. Jorgensen, and the charming young bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William McBride of this city.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, January 14, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
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Jan. 6 Claude L. EDWARDS, age 27, and Clo R. BOATRIGHT, age 27, both
of San Francisco
Jan. 7 Antonio M. AVILA, age 27, and Maria M. BETTENCOURT, age 30?,
both of Olema
Jan. 7 Howard S. McQUONE, age 23, of San Francisco, and Fay D. PENICK?,
age 21, of Chico
Jan. 7 Cerare MAZZINI, age24, and Kate BERTONI, age 18, both of San
Rafael
Jan. 7 Alva K. BALDWIN, age 25?, and Laura E. TAYLOR, both of Bakersfield
Jan. 8 Wm. THOMPSON, age 40, of San Francisco, and Annie FERRIS,
age 29, of Oakland
Jan. 9 Adolph EHRHORN, age 2?, and Marion H. DICKSON, age 21, both
of Belvedere
Jan. 9 Pasquale FERRARI, age 23?, and Guiseppina BIGLIERI, age 21,
both of Kentfield
Jan. 9 Emil GUMHER, age 30, and Myrtle E. BROWN, age 24, both of
San Francisco
Jan. 9 Thos. B. RIDES, age 28, of Eureka, and Gracia BEATTIE, age
23, of Willits
Jan. 9 Earl M. RANKIN, age 21, to Nellie L. FARNSWORTH, age 18, both
of San Francisco
Jan. 9 Fred W. OTTO, age 26, of Berkeley, and Mary H. SMITH, age
21, of San Francisco
Jan. 10 Ben F. COURANT, age 21, and Minelda F. LEIGHON, age 18, both
of Oakland
Jan. 11 Paul ANDERSON, age 33, and Jean MARSHALL, age 28, both of
Petaluma
Jan. 11 Oliver V. TRAGGARD, age 32, and Edna Hanan TRAINOR, age 22,
both of San Francisco
Jan. 11 Michael J. CULLIGAN, age 40, and Anna GANNON, age 32, both
of San Francisco
Jan. 11 John J. KENNEDY, age 31, and Margaret G. NICHOLSON, age 25,
both of San Francisco
Jan. 12 Wm. H. HEAGERTY, aged 24, of Berkeley, and Florence McAULEY,
age 21, of Oakland
Jan. 12 Chas. BROWN, age 33, of Sausalito, and Bertha F? TROTTER,
age 32, of San Francisco
Jan. 12 John N. SPINETTI, age ??, and Myrtle LESLIE, age 22, both
of San Jose
Jan. 12 Ray J. GUNNING, age ??,and Ella F. HOGAN, age 19, both of
San Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, January 21, 1915 page 4
Marriage Licenses
Jan. 13 Sidney K. WAYMIRE, age 28, and Ethel FORD, age 25, both of
San Francisco
Jan. 14 Israel HANDELMAN, age 34, and Fannie SCHECHTER, age 20, both
of San Francisco
Jan. 14 Louis C. BROSMER, age 23, and Lillian E. HALL, age 19, both
of San Francisco
Jan. 14 Frank BODEL, age 26, and Alice E. PENDER, age 21, both of
San Francisco
Jan. 15 Wm. W. WEBSTER, age 33, and Elle E. WALSH, age 25, both of
San Francisco
Jan. 18 Henry TRAVIS, age 21, and Thurga C. CATHCART, age 18, both
of Sausalito
Jan. 18 Jas. A. HENDRICKSON, age 26, and Maude E. BROSEAU, age 21,
both of San Francisco
Jan. 18 Francis FARINA Jr., age 24, and Elsie M. HANSEN, age 18,
both of San Francisco
Jan. 18 Edward G. MILLS, age 27, and Beatrice McKENNA, age 26, both
of San Francisco
Jan. 19 Edward JONES, age 21, and Loretta FRASER, age 24, both of
San Francisco
Jan. 20 Albert C. TODD, age 24, and Sewellyn MEAL, age 20, both of
Oakland
Jan. 20 John NELSON, age 21, and Mary ANDERSON, age 18, both of San
Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, January 28, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Jan. 20 Benj. F. ZIMMERMAN, age 54, of Fresno, and Grace M. LIGGET,
age 31, of Oakland
Jan. 20 Leslie D. COOMBS, age 58, of Lemore, and Flora E. DOWNS,
age 59, of Waterville
Jan. 20 Fred C. BELL, age 32, and Isabella S. BUIST, age ?1, both
of San Francisco
Jan. 25 Richard B. PACKER, age 41, and Josephine R. SAUER, age 36,
both of Oakland
Jan. 25 D. M. AUSTERMELL, age 30, and Ethel F. WIDDING, age 26, both
of Oakland
Jan. 26 Floyd KUYKENDALL, age 21, and Katherine POUTRE, age 18, both
of Oakland
Jan. 26 Bert FRASER, age 24, and Francis R. SLOANE, age 21, both
of San Francisco
Jan. 27 M. T. KNIESCHE, age 27, and Anna MANEGOLD, age 20, both of
San Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, February 4, 1915
Page 3
A marriage license was issued here Tuesday to Sidney L. ESCHEN and Miss Leah G. ROMIE of Yolanda. The young couple will make their home at that place.
Page 4
NOVATO GIRL CAPTURES MINING ENGINEER
Niece of Justice Rudolff Married to Edgar E. Brown in San Francisco
The Novato Banner gives the following account of the marriage of Miss Thomas:
It was known only to a select few that Miss Ardean THOMAS, the charming and accomplished daughter of Mrs. M. A. and the late Dr. Thomas, and niece of Mr. and Mrs. H. Rudolff, was engaged since Christmas to Edgar E. BROWN, a prominent mining engineer; but all surmised that the wedding day was far off. Imagine the surprise of Judge Rudolff and family when this message was received Saturday last:
Uncle We will be up tomorrow to be married by you; your first marriage ceremony. And they came, but when the Judge looked at the marriage license he stroked his imperial and said, Children, it cant be done; this license was taken out in San Francisco. I can only perform the ceremony on a license issued in Marin county. A shade of disappointment came over the bride and groom, but they made the best of it by remaining throughout the day and enjoying the splendid hospitalities at the Rudolff mansion. Later in the evening they were joined in wedlock by a clergyman in San Francisco. Mrs. Thomas, mother of the bride, attended the ceremony.
The bride is a popular young lady, a graduate of the Novato grammar school, also of the San Rafael High school, and has of late been making her home with relatives in the city.
Mr. Brown is an experienced mining expert, at present interested with a big syndicate in developing a valuable magnesium property.
The happy couple left San Francisco Tuesday evening on their honeymoon trip. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolff went down to wish them bon voyage. They will visit San Diego and then proceed to Chicago, New York and other eastern centers. On their return they will reside in San Francisco during the winter, and in Tulare county during the summer months.
Marin Journal, Thursday, March 4, 1915 - page 4
Marriage Licenses
Feb. 25--Chas H. Harrington, age 49, and Letta Berge, age 37, both
of Oakland
Feb. 25--Matti Kari, age 34, and Mary Echeverra, age 37, both of San
Francisco
Feb. 25--C. B. McGahey, age 31, and Ethel R. Teeney, age 23, both of
San Francisco
Feb. 27--Wm V. Ezetti, age 21, and Jayne A. Foppiano, age 18, both
of Napa
Feb. 27--John R. Pettit, age 27, of Angels Camp, and Clotilda A. Walsh,
age 25, of San Francisco
March 1--Dale L. Richardson, age 28, and Elsie Behrens, age 21, both
of San Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, March 4, 1915 page 5
Miss Elizabeth Kent Becomes Bride
The pretty wedding last Friday in Washington, D.C. of Miss Elizabeth
Sherman KENT, daughter of Congressman William Kent, to Geo. Stanley ARNOLD
of San Francisco, was one of the important early spring social events of
Washington society circles.
The guests were limited, including only a small gathering of
close friends and relatives and the California Congressman. The Rev. Roy
Houghton of Brattleboro, Vt., a college mate at Yale and friend of the
bridegroom, officiated.
As maid of honor. Miss Mary Armsby of Ross attended the bride,
and the bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Yorke of New Bedford, Mass., and
Miss Gabrielle Prout of Nutley, N. J. Miss Adeline Kent was her sisters
flower girl.
Dr. Harold S. Arnold of New Haven, Conn., was best man for his
brother and the ushers were the brides three brothers, Thomas, Albert
and William Kent, Jr.
After the ceremony was over a reception was held and a number
of additional guests were invited. Among the out-of-town guests were Miss
Mary Hillard of Middleburg, Conn., Miss Mary Dimmick, of Scranton, Pa.,
and Miss Mary Chess of Pittsburg, Pa. The Misses Arnold, aunts of the bridegroom,
of New Haven, and Dr. and Mrs. John Rogers of New York also were present
at the reception.
The young couple are at present enjoying a trip through the
New England states, after which they will come to California and spent
about two weeks at the beautiful Kentfield home of t he bride before taking
up their residence in San Francisco.
Scores of beautiful presents were made to the couple. A massive
silver dish was the gift of the Calaifornia Congressman. Mrs. Works, Mrs.
Julius Kahn and Mrs. Hayes selected the gift for the delegation.
The ceremony took place in the evening at the Kent home amid
a veritable bower of floral decorations. These consisted of palms, ferns,
pink snapdragons and white lilacs.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, March 11, 1915 page 3
Justice of the Peace Magee remarked one morning last week: The first I knew of it, when informed that his pretty daughter, Miss Florence MAGEE, had become the bride of Sidney I. BLASER, a San Francisco traveling man the day before in Auburn.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, March 18, 1915 page 5
Friends of Miss Louise C. MATTOS, the pretty daughter of J. G. Mattos, were surprised yesterday to learn that a license has been issued the day before in San Francisco for her marriage to Albert V. NELSON. The young man is a resident of San Rafael, where the young couple will continue to live.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, March 18, 1915 page 3
Pretty Larkspur Girl to be Married
The marriage of Miss Dorothy THORNTON, the pretty daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry N. Thornton of Larkspur to Theodore MALMGREN will take place
March 27th, according to an announcement just given out.
The popular young couple were to have been united in the early
autumn, but the exigencies of business necessitated the young mans journeying
to Shanghai in the interests of the firm with which he is connected.
Miss Claudia Robinson of Walnut Creek, cousin of the bride-to-be,
will act as maid of honor, while Miss Helen Haley, another cousin, will
be ring bearer. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Egan of St. Anselms
church. Miss Thornton is the guest of honor at numerous affairs given for
her entertainment both in Marin county and in San Francisco pending the
return of Mr. Malmgren.
Marin Independent Journal, Thursday, April 22, 1915 page 5
Marriage Licenses Issued
April 8-- Henry T. MEADE, age 29, and Hattie POLLACK, age 28, both
of San Francisco
April 10-- Adelbert E. PAGE, age 28 of Kansas City, No. (sic), and
Erva DOUGLAS, age 18, of Santa Cruz
April 10-- Howard C. FILES, age 23, of San Francisco, and Madeline
FORTADO, age 18, of Sausalito
April 10-- Frederick E. TOMPKINS, age 35, and Nellie Mae HARRIS, age
34, both of Oakland
April 14-- Lloyd B. MURPHY, age 24, and Alyce D. HEALY, age 19, both
of San Francisco
April 14-- Frank R. JACOBS, age 28, and Daisy A. ENNIS, age 26, both
of San Francisco
April 14-- Leo TICKNER, age 28, and Juliette BEILBES, age 20, both
of San Francisco
April 14-- James McDONALD, age 22, and Wilhelmina NELSON, age 20, both
of San Francisco
April 14-- Lester M. HOLLADAY, age 26, of Redwood, Napa Co., and Thyra
E. PETERSEN, age 21, of San Francisco
April 15-- Roland C. MALONE, age 38, and Cena INGRAM, age 35, both
of Oakland
April 16-- Ebbie PETERSEN, age 24, and Ruth GIBSON McDONALD, age 20,
both of Petaluma
April 16-- Michael BLACKMAN, age 21, and Hazel GROVERS, age 18, both
of San Francisco
April 17-- Stephen M. DeWITT, age 33, and Adele J. DUVAL, age 31, both
of San Francisco
April 17-- Winfield OAKLEY, age 28, of San Rafael, and Ruth C. RIENHART,
age 20, of San Francisco
April 19-- Max STEIN, age 30, and Sadie KRAUS, age 24, both of San
Francisco
April 19-- Edwin ANDERSON, age 23, and Anna ELLINGS, age 19, both of
Oakland
April 19-- Irving S. KNAPP, age 21, and Louise W. KNAPP, age 18, both
of Oakland
April 21-- Hiram HOPKINS, age 35, and Elvera Cecilia BOLLA, age 27,
both of Petaluma
The Marin Journal
Thursday, April 29, 1915
Page 7
Secret Marriage Attended By Populace
Judge Leach Unknowingly Tipped San Anselmo
Friends and Everybody Went
Miss Billie YOUNGLOVE and John REEVES, until last Saturday two persons, will know next time, if there should ever be one, just what not to do if they would keep their marriage a deep, delicious secret.
The young couple procured their license of Deputy Whitaker along about noon.
Are there any city paper reporters here? asked the husband-to-be. He was told that the woods were full of them; that the reporters were paid to send in the names of all applicants for marriage licenses, and thee was no way to stop them from doing it.
Woe is me, sighed the perturbed swain. Is there a Justice of the Peace in the next town south, San Anselmo, where they have no reporters. Deputy Whitaker said there was and gave him the name of Judge Leach, who has but recently donned the magisterial robes.
With becoming trepidation, the couple, feeling that they were the cynosure of a million telescopes, hied them to San Anselmo. The Judge assured them that it could be done with all secrecy. But, youll have to wait for a moment while I go across the streets for a
The truth of it was, the Judge admitted later, it was his first marriage knot, and he didnt know how to tie it. He wanted to get advice. In his peregrinations about town he struck almost every taxpayer before he found one who knew the ritual. When the Judge returned to the waiting pair, all of these same taxpayers were following him, bound to see the think through. And they did.
San Anselmo, enmasse, wished joy and lifelong happiness to Mr. and Mrs. Reeves, of San Francisco, who wished to be married secretly.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, May 6, 1915 page 3
At a pretty wedding last Friday night in the parlors of the San Anselmo
Presbyterian church, Miss Janie BUNCE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bunce,
became the bride of Joel N. GUSTAFSON, who will soon graduate from the
Seminary. The groom is from Chicago. They will spend their honeymoon in
Camp Meeker.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, May 6, 1915 page 4
Marriage licenses
April 29 Hiram F. MERRILL, age 57, and Nellie M. HOWE, age 53, both
of Stockton
April 30 John E. POWERS, age 22, and Sibyle LEE, age 18, both of
San Francisco
May 1 Chester HARE, age 26, San Francisco, and Dorothy SEWARD, age
22, San Rafael
May 1 Albert H. BRACE, age 26, and Mable MUNTHE, age 23, both of
Alameda
May 3 Manuel THIADORO, age 25, and Mary FERREIRO, age 21, both of
California City
May 3 Conrad A. LARSON, age 29, Oakland, and Loretta HAYBORN, age
22, San Jose
May 3 Giovanni ROSSINI, age 26, and Rosi BARBERA, age 19, both of
San Anselmo
May 4 Joe A. MORRIS, age 19, Greenbrae, and Mary E. AZEVEDO, age
20, Corte Madera
May 4 John A. McISAAC, age 35, and Annie SCHWARTZ, age 25, both of
San Francisco
May 5 Harry S. STONE, age 27, San Francisco, and Maude C. DUROCHER,
age 30, Oakland
The Marin Journal
Thursday, May 6, 1915 page 5
Miss Dorothy GRAHAM was married last Saturday at a pretty ceremony
performed at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Graham, to Chester
HARE, of San Francisco. The officiating clergyman was the Rev. D. Charles
Gardner, chaplain of Stanford University.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, May 13, 1915 page 5
Marriage licenses
May 6 Raphael J. ALDACOSIA, age 40, and Grace DUNN, age 21, both
of San Francisco
May 6 Roy E. CHARTERS, age 31, and Estelle M. JUNKIN, 31, both of
Oakland
May 6 Arthur D. BRYANT, age 66, and Mary RYAN, age 67, both of Oakland
The Marin Journal
Thursday, May 20, 1915 page 3
Marriage licenses
Cupid Unites Five Couples
The following marriage licenses were issued during the past week:
May 13 John W. MERTZ, 42, to Rose P. BLOW, 39, both of San Francisco
May 14 Arthur J. VARGUS, 21, Alameda, to Marie I. LATEIJA, 19, Mill
Valley
May 15 Walter KOLLING, 22, Preston, to Mae VELLA, age 19, San Francisco
May 15 William A. REYNOLDS, 28, Bartlett Springs, to Elizabeth F.
HEFFREMANN, 21, San Francisco
May 17 John F. PECETTI, age 24, to Alice S. RUBKE, age 24, both of
Sonoma County
May 18 Sidney A. McKINLEY, age 47, and Alice A. WALTON, age 48, both
of Oakland
The Marin Journal
Thursday, May 27, 1915 page 5
Miss Valencia Is Bride of San Francisco Man
A very few of their friends have been informed of the marriage last
Saturday of Miss Julia R. VALENCIA to Edward THAYER. The young couple,
from information given out, are to reside in San Francisco, where the bridegroom
has a responsible position with Shreves. Miss Valencia is well known in
Marin County, her family being numbered among the pioneers. In her own
right, Miss Valencia is well-to-do. The engagement was announced to close
friends and relatives several months ago.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, May 27, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
May 20 Harry R. STEVENS, age 26, and Lorna L. SCHOELLKOPF, age 21,
both of San Francisco
May 20 Otto CRAWFORD, age 39, San Francisco, and Viola SCOTT, age
38, of Oakland
May 24 - Pascal CARREY, age 26, and Emilia ORIELLER, age 22,
both of Mill Valley
May 25 Cornelius RING, age 25, and Irene McDEVITT, age 21, both of
San Francisco
May 26 Geo. E. STRESHLEY, age 36, and Barbara WOOD, age 32, both
of San Francisco
May 26 John ERICKSON, age 44, and Annie SAMUELS, age 32, both of
Oakland
Marin Journal
Thursday, June 3, 1915 page 2
Young Couple Wed Then Tell Friends
Miss Irene Janette OCONNOR, the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. OConnor Yolando, and well known among the younger set in San Rafaela, stole a march on her friends last Saturday when she slipped away to San Jose and became the bride of Joseph Francis SAUER. Mr. Sauer is an employee of the Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
Although this termination of the romance of the young couple was expected, the date of the wedding was not known to the many friends of the newly weds.
It is understood that Mr. Sauer and his new bride are to make their
home at Highlands.
Marin Journal
Thursday, June 3, 1915 page 2
Miss Ruth Wickman To Become Bride
Announcement has been made of the coming marriage of Miss Ruth WICKMAN to Charles E. DENMAN at the home of the bride-elect Wednesday evening June 16th.
The acquaintance of the young couple has covered a number of years, extending over the period of Mr. DEMANs (sic) attendance at the Hitchcock Military Academy, of which he is a graduate. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Deman of Petaluma, one of the prominent families of Sonoma county. Miss Wickman is the accomplished daughter of the late Dr. W. J. Wickman and Mrs. Henrietta Wickman.
The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Father Byrne of Napa, a long
time friend of the Wickman family, and it is to be in the presence of a
few of the relatives and closest friends. Mr. Reedke will be the groomsman,
and Miss Nellie Denman, a sister of the groom, will be bridesmaid.
Marin Journal
Thursday, June 3, 1915 page 5
San Rafael Girl Weds In Oakland
The San Rafael friends of Miss Alicia E. CUMMINGS were surprised yesterday to learn of the young ladys marriage in Oakland. With no hint to her closest friend, she and Francis J. JACKSON, of S.F, slipped across the bay and came back a few hours later husband and wife.
Miss Cummings, whose mother resides on Palm avenue, San Rafael, was
a nurse, with a half dozen more former San Rafael girls, at Marys Help
hospital, San Francisco She kept her intentions secret even from her fellow
workers. Mr. Jackson is employed by a wholesale meat company.
Marin Journal
Thursday, June 3, 1915 page 6
Marriage Licenses
May 27 Frank SIMMONS, age 40, and Regina FERRARO, age 34, both of
Tomison, Solano county
May 28 F. Van West VAN LOCKHORST, age 21, and Alme May AUSTIN, age
18, both of San Francisco
May 29 Jos. STEINER, age 40, and Augusta MITCHELL, age 45, both of
Los Angeles
May 29 Cyrus C. GRAVES, age 21, and Laura L. FORSTER, age 19, both
of San Francisco
May 30 Chas. E. DENMAN, age 23, Petaluma, and Ruth A. WICKMAN, age
21, San Rafael
June 1 Jos. OMALLEY, age 29, and Frances E. LEYDEN, age 28, both
of Oakland
June 1 Chas. A. BASSART, age 41, and Grace NELSON, age 32, both of
San Rafael
June 1 Lloyd SMITH, age 24, Oakland, and Alice C. NIELSEN, age 24,
Berkeley
June 1 Robt. F. WALLACE, age 34, Oakland, and Emma BLOOM, age 30,
San Francisco
June 1 Frank M. SMITH, age 23, and Sarah C. PESTANA, age 20, both
of Oakland
Marin Journal
Thursday, June 10, 1915 page 4
Marriage Licenses
June 3 - Newell J. BOUGHTEN, age 38, Chicago, and Lulu M. BOARDMAN,
age 35, Lessville, Cal.
June 3 Chas. M. COLTON, age 42, Elmira, N. Y., and Margaret M. HECTOR,
age 45, Oakland
June 5 Walter F. BRYE, age 27, and Margaret M. MITCHELL, age 26,
both of San Francisco
June 5 Adolf HURLIMANN, age 29, and May V. LESLIE, age 35, both of
Redwood City
June 5 Spurgeon D. BEIR, age 35, and Anna V. HAWS, age 35, both of
San Francisco
June 5 Clayton W. McCANN, age 28, and Annette L. STEWART, age 25,
both of San Francisco
June 6 Clyde K. FORD, age 28, of San Francisco, and Geraldine B.
GARBER,, age 28, of Sacramento
June 6 Chas. GREENSLADE, age 53, and Pauline E. ROHL, age 54, both
of San Francisco
June 7 Curtis ARNETT, age 24, and Maud A. HILLER, both of Oakland
June 7 Roy C. HAUREUX, age 21, and Nellie G. SMITH, age 22, both
of Oakland
June 7 David R. PONTON, age 25, and Alberta Celeste BUCHLER, age
19, both of San Francisco
June 8 Geo. J. MONTI, age 38, and Amy C. BELOT, age 38, both of San
Francisco
June 8 Robt. W. DOERGES, age 22, Portland, Ore., and Ruth ADAMS,
age 16, San Rafael
June 9 Ralph MILLS, age 27, San Francisco, and Katherine SHAE, age
24, Oakland
Marin Journal
Thursday, June 10, 1915 page 5
A marriage license was issued yesterday in San Francisco to Samuel
SMITH and Frieda MANNHEIMER, both of San Rafael.
William C. HODGES, a forest ranger of Sausalito, and Miss Marguerite I. MURPHY of San Francisco, procured a marriage license yesterday in San Francisco.
The engagement of Miss Edith HOOPER of Sausalito to Oscar SCHILLING of Tiburon has been announced. The wedding is set for June 15th. Mr. Schilling is in the employ of the Northwestern Pacific.
Modern Methods In Sonoma Elopement
Lochinvar, who long years ago, came out of the west, can study
with profit the modern methods of Harold HEARFIELD, whose marriage last
Friday merited and received considerable newspaper space.
With a high-power automobile, so the story relates, he called
at t he home of Miss Gertrude MENIHAN in Cloverdale. The young lady climbed
in and was whisked to Santa Rosa, where the ceremony was hurriedly performed.
The parents were then notified.
Miss Menihan is known here, as for some time she was a student
at a local school. Mr. Hearfield is the son of David Hearfield, whose family
is prominent in local society. It is understood that the nuptials met with
no serious objection from the parents.
Marin Journal
Thursday, June 17, 1915 page 7
June 10 William R. SHUMATE, age 41, and Mayme ABRAHAM, age 30, both
of San Francisco
June 10 Carl M. DEITRICH, age 35, and Mabel S. GILMER, age 35, both
of San Francisco
June 12 Fay L. LUZADER, age 23, and May PIASECKA, age 19, both of
San Francisco
June 12 Herman J. REHFUSS, age 27, and Ida A. PAINE, age 26, both
of Alameda
June 12 John H. EUSTICE, age 44, and Elizabeth J. DAVIS, both of
Oakland
June 14 Oscar S. SCHILLING, age 25, and Edith G. HOOPER, age 23,,
both of Tiburon
June 14 Chas. ENGLEHART, age 43, and Agnes B. GAUNYAW, age 46, both
of Stockton
June 14 Clifford M. GARRATT, age 36, and Myrtle M. LAZIER, age 30,
both of San Francisco
June 14 Yelverton L. PEYTON, age 38, Bakersfield, and Ollie M. DARR,
age 26, San Francisco
June 15 Antone J. MARSHALL, age 26, of Oakland, and Emma M. LOPES,
age 20, of Tormey, Cal.
Marin Journal
Thursday, June 24, 1915 page 2
Al Fresco Wedding Pretty Event
A bower of floral beauty shaded by the green fans of a palm formed
the al fresco setting on the evening of June 16th for the quiet and unostentatious
wedding of Miss Ruth WICKMAN, the charming daughter of Mrs. W. J. Wickman,
and Charles E. DENMAN, of Petaluma, at the home of the brides mother.
Owing to the comparatively recent bereavement of Mrs. Wickman through the death of her husband, only the closest friends and relatives of the two families attended the pretty ceremony.
The bridesmaids, attired in gowns of rich color and filmy lace that rivaled in pure and innocent beauty the colorful setting of the ceremony, were the Misses Geraldine, Henrietta and Loretta Wickman, sisters of t he bride, and Miss Nellie Denman, a sister of the groom. Miss Margaret Wickman was the maid of honor. Mrs. Wickman gave the bride away.
The groom was attended by Mr. Rudke, as best man, while t he ushers were Edward Young, George Caswell, George Wickman and Horace Rice.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Byrne of Napa, a lifelong friend of the late Dr. Wickman and the family. After the binding words of the clergyman had been pronounced the guests were served with refreshments at a table placed on the lawn.
The happy couple started on their life journey via the 11:15 train for San Francisco and San Diego, where they will visit the Exposition. A week there, and then another week or so at other points of interest in the south will constitute their honeymoon trip, after which they will return to Petaluma, where they will reside for a few months.
Among those who attended the ceremony were Mrs. Martha Magee of San Geronimo and her daughters, Mrs. Clara Mitchell and Miss Emily Magee.
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Schoolmates Wed in San Francisco
The marriage of Thomas RICHARDSON and Miss May ROLAND took place last
Saturday evening at the North Beach Catholic Church in San Francisco. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Calopy of San Rafael.
Following the wedding supper in the city, the newlyweds sought to elude their friends, and attempted to return secretly to San Rafael. The telephone, however, was handy, and the news preceded them. They were welcomed here, and their arrival was the occasion of another celebration.
Mr. Richardson is a member of the firm of Turney & Richardson. The pretty bride was a schoolmate of the groom.
Marin Journal
Thursday, June 24, 1915 page 7
Marriage Licenses
June 18 Reginald J.LARGE, age 21, and Anneke COURTY, age 19, both
of Petaluma
June 18 Archie R. VAN WINKLE, age 28, and Ethel M. BRUNOTTE, age
25, both of San Francisco
June 18 Carl A. LUNDQUIST, age 25, and Marie A. VAN ATTA, age 20,
both of Mill Valley
June 19 Alvin O. RAGON, age 25, and Genevieve KINNEY, age 19, both
of San Francisco
June 20 Archibald McFARLANE, age 52, Oakland, and Rose M. SEARS,
age 41, Redwood City
June 20 Jos. FAUTZ, age 22, and Willa N. WILKINS, age 21, both of
San Francisco
June 21 Chas. WERNER, age 42, San Francisco, and Magdalene BEIR,
age 30, Oakland
June 21 John H, MINNICK, age 21, San Francisco, and Dicka ROBERTSON,
age 18, Oakland
June 21 Lloyd C. LaBARR, age 27, and Isabell GLASS, age 21, both
of San Francisco
June 21 Robt. H. BARNES, age 38, and Margaret DUNN, age 21, both
of Tonopah, Nev.
June 21 Alan M. McMULLIN, age 25, and Margaret WILLIAMS, age 20,
both of San Francisco
June 22 Wm. E. McCARTHY, age 30, San Francisco, and Augusta MASON,
age 26, Green Valley, Sonoma county
June 22 Allen E. STANSFIELD, age 33, and Marie MARSH, age 29, both
of San Francisco
June 22 Chas. W. BUTLER, age 39, and Christine OSWALD, age 29, both
of San Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 1, 1915 page 3
A marriage license was issued last week to George G. BOISSON, age 21,
of San Francisco, and Miss Edith EVERHART, 18, of Mill Valley
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 1, 1915 page 5
News has reached here of the marriage of Henry L. CHAIM on June 6th
to Miss Katherine G. LEVIN. Mr. Chaim is a teacher in the local High School.
Dr. Crosby, of Mt. Tamalpais Military Academy, performed the marriage ceremony last Saturday for Walter FOSKETT, a former student there, and Miss Norma FINNEY. Both are residents of Concord, Contra Costa county.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 1, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
June 26 Ernest F. RIDLEY, age 22, and Elsie I. BADGER, age 18, both
of Santa Rosa
June 26 Wm. RUSSELL, age 35, and Emma SMITH, age 28, both of San
Francisco
June 26 W. W. FOSKETT, age 23, and Norma F. FINNEY, age 20, both
of Concord
June 28 Wallace W. SMITH, age 11, and Hattie RAISCH, age 18, both
of San Francisco
June 29 Chas. D. BURKE, age 43, and Nettie E. KRAFT, age 39, both
of Oakland
June 29 Frank HAMPTON, age 26, and Rose KINZER, age 20, both of Napa
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 8, 1915 page 5
Miss Kappenmann Becomes Bride
A surprise to their scores of friends is the announcement of the marriage
last Saturday of Miss Regina KAPPENMANN, the pretty daughter of Joseph
Kappenmann, and Rodney MESSNER, a young San Rafael civil engineer and surveyor.
The wedding took place at t he German Lutheran church in San Francisco
and was performed by the pastor of that church. The bride was attended
by Miss Sophia Feldeman and Mrs. Eldridge, while the groomsman was Robert
Kappenmann, the brides brother.
Immediately after the ceremony the party enjoyed a wedding dinner,
after which the young couple took the train for Santa Cruz. They are expected
to return Sunday.
Owing to the illness of the brides father the young couple will remain indefinitely in San Rafael.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 8, 1915 page 5
Goddess of Liberty Dons Brides Robes
Miss Mollie NAVE, whose charming features won her the titles and honor
that went with the regal position of Goddess of Liberty of the Novato celebration,
has renounced the dictatorial rights of the royal clan and submitted to
the more limiting bonds of matrimony.
Yesterday she became the bride of Robert STRUVEY, employed by the Riede and Codoni garage, and with her husband started on an auto tour of the northwest which will take them a month to complete. A very few of the friends of the young knew of their adventure. They slipped away to Redwood City yesterday and were married there about 5 oclock. Mrs. Struvey is the daughter of Peter Nave of Novato. They will make their home in San Rafael.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 15, 1915 page 1
City Treasurer Married Popular Girl Saturday Night
In the presence of about forty of their friends and relatives Miss
Mable A. RICE and George MURRAY last Saturday night were united in marriage
in a pretty ceremony performed by Rev. Lynn T. White at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rice.
With colorful and artistic arrangement, the floral decorations of the room in which the ceremony was spoken, blended harmoniously with the white wedding gown of the charming bride and the white carnations she carried. The couple, with the bridesmaid and groomsman stood in a bower of beauty, literally a bank of hydrangeas and sweet peas.
Miss Virginia Rice acted as bridesmaid, and William P. Murray, brother of the groom, was best man. Following the congratulations there was a wedding supper tendered to the newly weds, and at 11 oclock they took the train for Pacific Grove. They expect to return Sunday evening and go to their home, the Kaufmann residence, on West End avenue, which is completely furnished for their occupancy.
Both are well known here and popular in local and fraternal society. Mr. Murray was recently elected to the office of Town Treasurer and Tax Collector by a majority which spoke well for his standing in the community in which he has lived all his life. Mrs. Murray is a sister of Miss Virginia Rice, a deputy in the County Clerks office.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 15, 1915 page 3
A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Vincenzo REGE, of San Francisco,
who gave his age as 28, and Miss Mary ARATA, of San Anselmo, 23 years of
age.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 15, 1915 page 5
Word has been received here of the marriage July 1st of Miss Rebecca
Mary DONOHUE, daughter of Mrs. Rose A. Donohue, to Byron Garfield MASON.
The wedding took place in San Francisco. The young couple are living at
1590 Alice street, Oakland.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 15, 1915 page 5
Marriage Licenses
July 8 Fred H. WEISGERBER, age 26, and Mae HAZARD, age 24, both of
San Francisco
July 8 Lee GRAY, age 45, and Elizabeth E. SHORT, age 40, both of
San Francisco
July 8 Leon MARSHALL, age 25, and Anna D. LARSON, age 20, both of
Fresno
July 8 Geo. MURRAY, age 21, and Mable A. RICE, age 18, both of San
Rafael
July 10 Wm. M. CLAUS, age 31, Laido, Tex., and Julia WAMSLEY, age
31, San Rafael
July 10 Geo. COYNE, age 21, and Amelia THOMPSON, age 22, both of
San Francisco
July 10 Ed. FITZPATRICK, age 21, and Adell WOODS, age 18, both of
San Francisco
July 12 Alfred C. CHILDS, age 22, and Carmen G. DIAZ, age 19, both
of Richmond
July 12 John GREENWAY Jr., age 21, and Adele BERGEN, age 20, both
of San Francisco
July 12 Maurice G. LOGAN, age 29, and Bertha D. KIPPE, age 31, both
of Oakland
July 13 Vincenzo REGE, age 18, San Francisco, and Mary ARATA, age
23, San Anselmo
July 13 Stanley S. TAYLOR, age 26, and Marie Nite OBRIEN, age 19,
both of San Anselmo
July 14 Wm. A. CASE, age 34, and Ethel G. WRIGHT, age 23, both of
San Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 22, 1915 page 3
Popular Newly Weds Sail For Honolulu
Miss Nita OBrien, pretty daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. P. OBrien
of San Anselmo. Became the bride last week of Stanley S. Taylor at the
home of the brides parents. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
Ryan of St. Marys Cathedral of San Francisco. Immediately following the
wedding breakfast the couple left for San Francisco. They sailed the same
day on the Masonia for Honolulu, to which place the groom has been transferred
as a representative of the Pacific Coast Paper company.
The couple have been popular members of the younger set in San Anselmo.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 22, 1915 page 4
Marriage Licenses
July 15 Wm. F. COLE, Jr., age 26, and Elodie G. SHREVE, age 22, both
of Novato
July 16 Howard W. SMITH, age 22, Berkeley, and Gretchen VESTAL, age
21, Oakland
July 19 Patrick Henry MURPHY, age 77, and Amanda M. ROBERTSON, age
56, both of Petaluma
July 19 Warren H. WESTON, age 30, and Beatrice H. SHARPE, age 24,
both of Sausalito
July 19 - Geo. W. WRIGHT, age 26, and Kathryne M. DEVINCENZI,
age 20, both of Oakland
July 19 Richard E. COADY, age 55, and Alice Jane HUCKINS, age 50,
both of Alameda
July 19 Lewis JUSTICE, age 51, Denver, Colo., and Blanche GANNON,
age 35, San Francisco
July 19 Albert OLIVER, age 40, and Adeline L. BELLIS, age 40, both
of Oakland
July 20 Thos. P. CORCORAN, age 34, Santa Rosa, and Martha J. JOHNSTON,
age 33, Petaluma
July 20 Geo. HOPKINS, age 29, and Louise MOREL, age 30, both of San
Francisco
July 20 Harry C. BAKER, age 25, Tiburon, and Lena M. HAMBURGER, age
19, Belvedere
July 20 Herbert B. MARPLE, age 24, and Theresa CRONIN, age 24, both
of San Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 22, 1915 page 5
Wedding Ceremony Performed On Lawn
An al fresco wedding took place last Sunday at Novato when Miss Elodie
SHREVE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shreve, became the bride of William
E. COLE, station agent and telegraph operator at Novato. The ceremony was
performed on the lawn in front of the Shreve residence by Rev. Strong.
Miss Graham of San Rafael, a close friend of the pretty bride, was bridesmaid, and William Taylor of San Francisco was best man. Little Virginia Shreve was the flower girl.
The charming bride has been indentified with school work in Marin county for some time and has taught in the Novato school.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 29, 1915 page 5
John H. RAGLAND, conductor on the Northwestern Pacific, and Miss Emma
HANKE, of Mill Valley, were married last week in San Francisco. They will
reside in Sausalito.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 29, 1915 page 6
Marriage Licenses
July 23 Walter H. HIGGINS, age 33, and Goldie E. REED, age 26, both
of San Francisco
July 24 John C. MATTOS, age 31, Tiburon, and Mary A. BRAZIL, age
21, Reeds Station
July 24 John E. SODERMAN, age 24, Sausalito, and Sibyle L. CRAW,
age 24, Mill Valley
July 24 F. Rutherford PATES, age 25, and Louisa M. RYDER, age 21,
both of Oakland
July 26 Maurice GARCIA, age 31, and Teresa LAMPERTI, age 27, both
of San Rafael
The Marin Journal
Thursday, July 29, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
July 27 John H. McOSKER, age 30, Lang, and Florence P. MOORE, San
Rafael
July 27 John W. ROGERS, age 28, Vancouver, B.C., and Nettie E. STONE,
age 28, Oakland
July 27 John SANCHEZ, age 24, and Rose FALIX, age 26, both of Marshall
July 28 John P. GEAGAN, age 29, and Lucille F. BLAKE, age 33, both
of Oakland
The Marin Journal
Thursday, August 5, 1915 page 7
Marriage Licenses
July 29 Harry V. CANTY, age 31, Oakland, and Mabel E. TURNER, 25,
San Anselmo
July 29 Walter J. HILLS, age 28, and Florence F. FIENLY, age 18,
both of Oakland
July 30 Walter W. CUSHING, age 30, and Maria TRUNERI, age 20, both
of San Francisco
July 30 Gustav R. BARTH, age 24, San Francisco, and Angela C. RICE,
age 21, Mill Valley
July 31 Roy C. SMITH, age 25, of San Francisco, and Helen FENGER,
age 26, Oakland
Aug. 1 Leonard J. GROVE, age 20, and Opal C. STANDLEY, age 19, both
of Santa Rosa
Aug. 2 Horace G. BELL, age 54, and Mary J. OYARZO, age 40, both of
San Francisco
Aug. 2 Ed. P. FLYNN, age 38, and Celene BRADY, age 30, both of San
Francisco
Aug. 2 Edward SCHEUK, age 36, and Elaine LYONS, age 18, both of San
Francisco
Aug. 2 Clarence J. RITCHIE, age 38, and Ethel L. ZERRELL, age 25,
both of San Francisco
Aug. 2 Henry H. FLEISCHER, age 61, and Minnie GURN, age 55, both
of San Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, August 12, 1915 page 3
Catherine FLAVIN, 15, and Arvin H. HECKMAN, 18, both of Mill Valley,
visited the Exposition last Friday and took the occasion to secure a marriage
license. The boys father is a lumber dealer of Mill Valley. The youthful
bride, daughter of a division superintendent of the Union Pacific at Denver,
was attending college and living in Mill Valley wither her mother.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, August 19, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Aug. 11 Paul L. MAGNER, age 22, and Helen VON GLAHN, age 18, both
of San Francisco
Aug. 11 Chas. T. PORTER, age 34, and Rosa L. NORTHROP, age 37, both
of San Francisco
Aug. 11 Obie B. NEY, age 34, and Anita C. WEBBER, age 24, both of
San Francisco
Aug. 11 Albert McGILL, age 33, San Francisco, and Minnie WEBSTER,
age 24, Denver, Colo.
Aug. 12 Peter GAFFNEY, age 55, San Luis Obispo, and Harriett C. BOOTH,
age 26, San Francisco
Aug. 13 Francisco LOCATI, age 30, and Natalina CANZIANI, age 31,
both of San Rafael
Aug. 13 John LAFFAILLE, age 23, and Ida CROWLEY, age 21, both of
Oakland
Aug. 15 Fred HOFFMAN, age 25, and Vivian Mae SMITH, age 23, both
of Marysville
Aug. 16 - Jas. A. YOUNGBERG, age 34, and Ella DANIELS, age 25,
both of San Francisco
Aug. 17 Cisto PARKER, age 21, and Josephine CARRIO, age 28, both
of Marshall
Aug. 17 Edward J. ROLOFF, age 21, and Georgia WIESENBACHER, age 18,
both of San Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, August 26, 1915 page 3
Modesto Banker Married Here
Charles D. SWAN of Modesto, who ran for State Treasurer on the Republican
ticket at the recent election came over from San Francisco last Monday
with Mrs. Edna O. SELZER of that city and secured a marriage license. The
ceremony was performed a few moments later by Judge Zook in his chambers.
Swan is president of the Union Savings bank of Modesto, Police and Fire Commissioner and a prominent Elk. Both he and his bride have been married before.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, August 26, 1915 page 5
California Beauty Becomes Bride
Miss Irene WHORFF of Mill Valley who achieved enviable fame a short
time ago through her selection by the San Francisco Chronicle as the most
beautiful girl in California, has bestowed happiness upon a San Rafael
young man who won her as a bride last Friday. They were married at t he
parsonage of Rev. J. M. Cutting in the presence of but few friends and
left soon afterward for a trip to Southern California.
The young husband is Harry JONES, son of Mr. Jones the ticket agent at the West End station, and nephew of Mrs. W. S. Palmer, wife of the president of the Northwestern Pacific railroad. The husband, who gave his age as 19, has been in the employ of the California Motion Picture Company here. They will make their home upon their return in Marin county.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, August 26, 1915 page 5
Cushing-Beaver Wedding Social Event
A social event of interest to Marin county circles took place last
Saturday in San Francisco with the marriage of Miss Isabel BEAVER, the
charming and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hope Beaver,
to John CUSHING, both of whom are well known here.
Right Rev. William Ford Nichols read the marriage service, which was held in the Beaver home on Webster street. The house was transformed into a bower of bloom by masses of pink tiger lilies and woodwardia ferns. The couple stood before an altar banked with colorful blossoms. Later a buffet supper was given to the young couple and their friends and relatives who were present at the ceremony. A white satin gown, elaborated with valenciennes, which was the costume of her mother at her marriage many years ago, was worn by the young bride. Misses Miriam Beaver and Helen Crosby, the latter of Buffalo, were gowned in white, and completed a pretty picture as they stood near the bride. Evan Evans was best man.
The young couple left immediately for a tour of several weeks, and upon their return will make their home in San Francisco.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, August 26, 1915 page 5
Marriage Licenses
Aug. 19 Geo. J. THOMAS, age 37, and Kathryna G. KIMMELL, age 37,
both of Oakland
Aug. 19 WM. GIESLER, age 53, and Adelaide ESMOND, age 64, both of
Berkeley
Aug. 19 Harry L. JONES, age 19, San Rafael, and Irene C. WHORFF,
age 18,Mill Valley
Aug. 21 Carl W. BRUEHL, age 21, and Jennies BRODERSON, age 22, both
of Oakland
Aug. 22 Theo. R. MALECH, age 23, San Jose, and Grace M. CROW, age
18, Madera
Aug. 23 Chas. D. SWAN, age 21, Modesto, and Edna O. SELZER, age 18,
San Francisco
Aug. 23 Robt. C. DOWERY, age 29, and Frances L. GONSALVES, age 19,
both of Petaluma
Aug. 23 R. L. DE LA CORDA, age 29, Tampico Tams, Med., and Euccarnacion
COPPEL, age 24, Mayatlan, Mex.
Aug. 24 Peter G. WAUGH, age 47, and Louise CINCELLO, age 42, both
of San Francisco
Aug. 24 Frank SUTTON, age 29, and Rose STIFFLER, age 27,both of San
Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, August 26, 1915 page 8
Niece of Mrs. Boyd Weds in Sausalito
Miss Eucarnacion COPPEL, a niece of Mrs. W. J. Boyd of Sausalito, and
Rafael L. DE LA CERDA, a prominent civil engineer of Tampico, Mexico, were
married Wednesday by Father Valentini at the Boyd home in Sausalito. The
young couple will remain in this section for a few weeks until their visit
to the Exposition is completed, when they will return to Tampico, where
they will make their home.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, Sept. 2, 1915 page 4
Mrs. Carrigan Weds School Instructor
Mrs. Maud Rodden CARRIGAN, a sister of Council George Rodden, became
the bride last Saturday night of Hubert Everett VAN NORMAN, an instructor
at the State University agricultural farm at Davis. The ceremony was performed
at the home of the bride in San Anselmo in the presence of but a few friends.
Mrs. Van Norman for years has been prominent in social circles of Marin county and has taken active part in musical entertainments. She is endowed with an unusually good voice and has appeared many times in society musicals in Marin county.
Mrs. Van Normans son, Eugene Carrigan, is a student at the Davis institution, near where the couple will make their future home.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, Sept. 2, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Aug. 24 Peter WAUGH, age 47, and Louis (sic) CINCELLO, age 42, both
of San Francisco
Aug. 24 Frank CUTTON, age 29, and R ose STIFFLER, age 27, both of
San Francisco
Aug. 25 Jas J. CAMPBELL, age 21, and Agnes L. CURRAN, age 19, both
of San Francisco
Aug. 26 Jacob FEYKERT, age 26, and Lillie M. STEVENSON, age 23, both
of San Francisco
Aug. 27 Manuel J. DeSOUZA, age 25, Benecia, and Mary A. FONTES, age
25, Olema
Aug. 27 Patrick CULL, age 33, and Elizabeth McQUADE, age 25, both
of San Francisco
Aug. 28 Jas. F. McCAULEY, age 37, and Beatrice GEORGE, age 23, both
of San Jose
Aug. 28 Hubert E. VAN NORMAN, age 43, Davis, and Maud Rodden CARRIGAN,
age 42, San Anselmo
Aug. 31 Alexnder McHARDY, age 47, Chico, and Ella Leah WILSON, age
34, San Francisco
Aug. 31 Roy C. MACDONALD, age 21, and Mary E. HARRIGAN, age 19, both
of San Francisco
Sept. 1 Thos. H. CARTER, age 22, and Mary M. HUGHES, age 22, both
of Oakland
The Marin Journal
Thursday, Sept. 9, 1915 page 4
Popular Couple Unite In Ross
Miss Evelyn POLLARD, the charming daughter of Thomas Pollard Sr., of
Ross, became the bride last night of Fred A. HUND at a pretty ceremony,
enacted at the Pollard home. The bride is a sister of Thomas Pollard II.
The house was handsomely decorated with appropriate floral effects in green and pink, and the wedding gown of the bride was of white net, while she wore a veil of molene and orange blossoms. The few guests gathered at 8 oclock to be present at the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Father Egan of St. Anselms church. Miss Irene Hund, sister of the groom, was maid of honor, and Miss Evangeline Lennon was the bridesmaid. Dr. Irwin Hund, brother of the groom, acted as best man. The groom is the son of Dr. F. J. Hund of Ross.
The young couple left immediately for a short trip to Southern California, and upon their return they will reside in Ross.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, Sept. 9, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Sept. 2 Jos. FRAY, age 34, San Pablo, and Nancy MATTERI, age 28,
Richmond
Sept. 2 Alphonses L. MORRIS, age 51, Portland, Ore. And Hannel MAURER,
age 54, San Francisco
Sept. 2 Gilbert F. KELLY, age 21, and Grace M. HARRIS, age 20, both
of San Francisco
Sept. 3 Hermon E. FENTON, age 23, and Elizabeth BAWDEN, age 19, both
of Oakland
Sept. 4 Edwin E. HUTSCHING, age 29, Seattle, Wash., and Bessie HEUNISCH,
age 24, Alameda
Sept. 6 Albert N. KNIGHT, age 40, and Rose B. TRUEBLOOD, age 40,
both of San Francisco
Sept. 7 Fred A. HUND, age 28, and Evelyn L. POLLARD, age 25, both
of Ross
Sept. 7 John A. HOFFMANN, age 37, Berkeley, and Frances M. EVANS,
age 35, San Francisco
Sept. 7 Albert E. ERICKSON, age 38, Woodland, and Julia SQUIFFLET,
age 38, San Francisco
Sept. 7 Edward McDEVITT, age 32, and Bella ROSCHMANN, age 27, both
of San Francisco
Sept. 7 George H. HOOPER, age 48, and Madalyn F. MACHMER, age 28,
both of Ross
The Marin Journal
Thursday, Sept. 16, 1915 page 5
News has been received here of the marriage of Rev. MOFFIT, a missionary
in Korea, to Lucia FISH, a cousin of the late Charles Fish. The marriage
took place at the Moffit home in Korea on the 30th of August.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, Sept. 16, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Sept. 10 Harry C. MADISON, age 24, and Irene R. CROMWELL, age 19,
both of San Francisco
Sept. 11 Clarence MARION, age 36, Gilroy, and Helen CREWS, age 35,
Morgan Hill
Sept. 13 Arnold C. DAVIS, age 26, Geyserville, and Clara E. ORR,
age 20, Cloverdale
Sept. 13 Frank H. BURR, age 33, New York and Sterlie JARVIE, age
32, San Francisco
Sept. 14 Walter L. PROCTOR, age 45, and Sophie W. HESSE, age 23,
both of Santa Rosa
Sept. 14 Samuel A. KENNEDY Jr., age 32, and Mary E. MARTIN, age 23,
both of Sausalito
Sept. 14 Earnest V.ANTROBUS, age 29, and Tessie PARR, age 25, both
of San Francisco
Sept. 14 Robt. A. JOLLIFF, age 22, and Elsie W. HORN, age 22, both
of Alameda
Sept. 14 Alfred F. RATJE, age 28, and Juanita E. LAWSON, age 23,
both of San Anselmo
The Marin Journal
Thursday, Sept. 23, 1915 page 3
Miss Loretta WICKMAN Becomes Bride
A surprise to everybody but her mother and her closest relatives was
the marriage Monday night of Miss Loretta Wickman to Joseph TUCK at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Henrietta Wickman, on Palm avenue.
With preparations for the quiet wedding waiting for her, Miss Wickman returned Monday night from a visit in Mendocino county, accompanied by Mr. Tuck, son of a pioneer stockman and land owner of Willits. When they arrived at the Wickman home with the marriage license, everything was in readiness for the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. Father Egan of St. Anselms church.
George Wickman, a brother of the pretty bride, was best man, and Miss Geraldine, a sister, was the bridesmaid.
Mrs. Tuck is the second of the sisters to be married within three months, the first one now being Mrs. Ruth Denman.
Following the simple and quiet service, the couple left for the south to enjoy a short honeymoon, when they will return to make their home in Mendocino county, where the groom is associated in business with his father.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, Sept. 23, 1915 page 5
Jack COULTER of Kentfield who was married September 15th in St. Anselms
church to Miss Ruth YOUNG of San Francisco, is spending a honeymoon with
his bride in Los Angeles and at the San Diego Exposition. They will reside
in San Francisco.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, Sept. 30, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Sept. 22 Alfred M. ALEXANDER, age 21, San Francisco, and Minnie
V. FORBES, age 21, Esparto
Sept. 23 Jos. ANTOGNINI, age 30, Jewels, and Mary GUIBBINI, age 20,
Inverness
Sept. 23 Knud JORGENSEN, age 35, and Gunhild E. JENSEN, age 25, both
of San Francisco
Sept. 23 Adrien E. BONNARDEL, age 39, and Minnie R. GABINETT, age
30, both of San Francisco
Sept. 23 Albert E. JACKSON, age 21, and Vivienne W. PEIRCE, age 18,
both of San Francisco
Sept. 27 Jos. F. UNGER, age 23, and Dorothy OBRIEN, age 19, both
of San Francisco
Sept. 27 thos. A. WILLISTON, age 59, and Laddie A. McCLURE, age 26,
both of Oakland
Sept. 28 Lance DAVIS, age 27, and Jean WALLER, age 38, both of San
Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, October 7, 1915 page 5
Quiet Marriage Of Young Local Couple
Just a very few of their friends knew the reason last Saturday when
Miss Sarah Elizabeth THOMAS and Adolph SCHAAD quietly stepped aboard the
train for San Francisco.
A few more got curious as the time slipped away and they didnt return. Then along about Tuesday night they came back and relieved the anxiety.
The ceremony was performed in San Francisco. They had a quiet little dinner and then a little theatre party for two. Then followed a short wedding trip southward.
The bride is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Petaluma avenue, and the groom is the proprietor of a garage and general automobile business on C street. The young people are already occupying the home they had prepared at 622 Petaluma avenue.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, October 7, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Sept. 29 Enoch WINSBY, age 54, and Rachel M. PARENT, age 42, both
of Oakland
Sept. 30 John LOGAN, age 29, and Alice M. MARSHALL, age 30, both
of San Francisco
Sept. 30 Eugene G. DESIMONE, age 21, Eureka, and Grace E. CLAXTON,
age 18, San Francisco
Oct. 2 John RENNEL, age 47, San Jose, and Ellen D. COLLINS, age 43,
San Francisco
Oct. 2 Fred H. COLBUS, age 23, and Ethel R. SCOTT, age 24, both of
San Francisco
Oct. 2 Jas. F. OBRIEN, age 39, and Annie G. McBRIDGE, age 25, both
of Ross
Oct. 3 Jas. C. ARRO, age 21, and Grace M. SMITH, age 18, both of
Oakland
Oct. 4 Allen V. SIMS, age 27, and Georgie SERGENT, age 27, both of
Ukiah
Oct. 4 Jas. B. FARLEY, age 29, and Alma J. BAKER, age 23, both of
Berkeley
Oct. 4 Rush H. POLGREAN, age 22, and Josephine WESTBERG, age 18,
both of San Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, October 14, 1915 page 5
Cupid captured another San Rafael young man. Paul N. MILLER, a salesman
for Grosjean & Co., was the victim. On Thursday, October 7th he was
united in marriage to Miss Olive SMITH of Ross. They will reside in San
Anselmo. Both have hosts of friends to wish them a happy voyage through
life. They were married in San Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, October 14, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Oct. 8 Henry J. BRODSKY, age 3?, and Frances G. HARTMAN, age 2?,
both of San Francisco
Oct. 9 Albert E. SMITH, age 2?, Santa Rosa, and Alma MOLER,
age 25, Petaluma
Oct. 9 Wm. F. LUCAS, age 24, and Anna M. SCHUTZ, age 24, both of
Petaluma
Oct. 9 Wm. H. NOLAN, age 32?, and Katherine L. TOSNEY, age 27, both
of San Francisco
Oct. 9 Henry P. SPENCER, age 62?, Merced, and Elva A. ELSTON, age
51, Denver, Colo.
Oct. 11 Byron H. BALLARD, age 22, Petaluma, and Harriett TURNER,
age 20, Sebastopol
Oct. 12 Jesse E. I. NEIGHBOR, age 30, Pacific Grove, and Garland
M. LEWIS, age 27, Fillmore, Cal.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, October 21, 1915 page 8
Former Local Girl Married In Portland
Belated news of the marriage in August of a former well known San Rafael
girl, Miss Janet DOLLAR, to Arthur Lynn PADDOCK, of Portland , Oregon,
has just been received by the new brides friends here.
Mrs. Paddock left San Rafael a few years ago for Portland with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Dollar, and the Raymond Prescotts, and had resided there since. The marriage took place in the Prescott home in Portland, and the young couple left immediately for a ranch owned by Mr. Paddock in the rich Hood River Valley, where they will make their home. Mrs. Paddock is the daughter of the late James Dollar and the niece of Capt. Robert Dollar.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, October 21, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Oct. 13 Angelo F. BRAY, age 37, and Gertrude KRIBS, age 27, both
of San Francisco
Oct. 13 Joseph E. GIANINI, age 30, and Gentila STORLINI, age 27,
both of Point Reyes
Oct. 13 Maxwell SYPHER, age 32, and Rose M. KELLEY, age 26,
both of Chico
Oct. 14 John L. FLYNN, age 27, and Minnie C. ANDERSON, age 26, both
of San Francisco
Oct. 14 Earl D. BRYANT, age 25, and Virginia M. GERING, age 21, both
of San Francisco
Oct. 15 Jas. B. SARRATT, age 24, San Francisco, and Gladys P. BLUMENBERG,
age 22, Kentfield
Oct. 16 Hollis A. LASSELL, age 22, and Elsie BURNS, age 19, both
of Martinez
Oct. 16 Geo. N. MESSIER age 23, Boston, and Stella B. ARATA, age
22, Jackson, Cal.
Oct. 16 Percy R. LEA, age 25, San Francisco, and Rose N. MILANI,
age 17, San Anselmo
Oct. 16 Wm. MULLANEY, age 21, and Helen NOONAN, age 19, both of San
Francisco
Oct. 16 W. Teal SMITH, age 25, Seattle, and Edna CROOKS, age 20,
Ellensburg, Wash.
Oct. 19 J. C. TASSHAUER, age 36, E. Portal, Cal., and Belle GORDON,
age 30, Seattle
Oct. 20 Geo. A. WARD, age 29, and Margaret M. WARD, age 21, both
of Colistoga (sic)
The Marin Journal
Thursday, November 4, 1915 page 2
Marriage Licenses
Oct. 27 Chas. EAGLE, age 50, Springfield, Ohio, and Jennie FERNSWORTH,
age 52, San Francisco
Oct. 28 S. Paul FRYER, age 22, and Eva M. DYKES, age 19, both of
San Francisco
Oct. 28 Lawrence L. CANEPA, age 26, Eureka, and Petra C. NISSEN,
age 26, Ferndale
Oct. 28 Archibald C. SPARROWE, age 22, San Anselmo, and Martha H.
CLUTE, age 20, Ross
Oct. 29 Edd GREENBAUM, age 31, and Marjory STEINER, age 20, both
of San Francisco
Oct. 29 Samuel MARKS, age 45, of Stockton, and Dixie SOUTHERN, age
26, San Francisco
Oct. 28 Wm. ARLINGTON, age 56, Santa Rosa, and Catherine WREGE, age
52, Milwaukee, Wis.
Oct. 30 Roubaix de lAbie RICKEY, age 25, and Vola DOREE, age 20,
both of San Francisco
Oct. 30 Robt. H. SIMONDS, age 37, Novato, and Florence S. ENGLE,
age 38, San Francisco
Nov. 1 Klarence F. KRONE, age 21, and Gladys GERRISH, age 19, both
of Phoenex, Ariz.
Nov. 1 Edw. F. FLEMING, age 35, Sacramento, and Josie CORNWELL, age
30, San Jose
Nov. 1 Alan R. BARR, age 30, Los Angeles, and Ruth E. PALMER, age
23, Eandnesky (sic), Ohio
Nov. 1 Wm. J. SMITH, age 58, San Francisco, and Teresa McL. SILLING,
age 48, Ross
Nov. 2 John R. SCOTT, age 41, and Amy R. RUSH, age 28, both of Santa
Barbara
The Marin Journal
Thursday, November 4, 1915 page 4
Miss Martha CLUTE and Archie SPARROWE were united in marriage last
week at the home of the brides parents on Bolinas avenue, Ross.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, November 4, 1915 page 5
Miss Martha RICHARDSON, the pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
L. Richardson, and Gerald OWENS, were united in marriage last week in San
Francisco.
David C. GRAY and Miss Audrey E. SHAW, both of San Rafael, were united in marriage last week and are now spending their honeymoon in the south. They will reside here upon their return.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, November 11, 1915 page 5
Mrs. Theresa SILLING of San Anselmo was led to the altar last week by J. W. SMITH, a wealthy San Francisco businessman. They will make their home on Bolinas avenue, San Anselmo.
Miss Jessie M. D. TAYLOR, the pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. B. Taylor of San Anselmo became the bride last week of Jas. F. McCUTCHAN, a prominent merchant of Cloverdale. Miss Taylor was a professional nurse.
H. L. EKENROTH, connected with the local branch of the P. G. & E. Co., and Miss Olga EKSTROM, a former San Rafael girl, but more recently of Oakland, were married this week in San Francisco. They will reside here.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, November 11, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Note: right side of column is heavily damaged
Nov. 3 - Arthur W. COOR, age (illegible) and Alameda LA RUE,
age 37, both of Rust, Contra Costa county
Nov. 3 Harry C. DIXON?, age 29, Philadelphia, and Frances P. (illegible)way,
age 28, Springfield, Ill.
Nov. 3 A. C. GALBRAITH, age 32, and Grace B. MAYNARD, age 30, both
of San Francisco
Nov. 3 Jas. L. REDMOND, age 42, Bolinas and Angyle M. GILKISON?,
age 30, San Francisco
Nov. 4 Thos. B. DEFFEBACH, age 33, and Estella May DAVIS, age ??,
both of Mill Valley
Nov. 6 Jas. F. McCUTCHAN, age 23, Cloverdale, and Jessie M. D. TAYLOR,
age 25, San Anselmo
Nov. 6 Edw. W. DENIER?, age 22, San Francisco, and Genevieve YOUNG,
age 20, Oakland
Nov. 6 Frank J. GALLIANO?, age 21, and Ferol GOSS, age 19, both of
Oakland
Nov. 6 Thos. F. NORMIL?, age 25, and Norma M. KENDALL, age 18, both
of San Francisco
Nov. 6 Dillard M. SMITH, age 26?, and Olga L. NICHOLS, age 19, both
of San Francisco
Nov. 8 Frank J. BROW (illegible) Los Angeles, and Ruth (illegible)
age 24, San Diego
Nov. 8 Francis H. KE(illegible) Meadow Creek, Wash. And (illegible)ine
F. SEXTON, age 28, MI(illegible)
Nov. 9 John E. SPRAG(illegible) Portland, and Hulda J. B(illegible)
41, Denver, Colo.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, November 18, 1915 page 5
Marriage Licenses
Nov. 10 Robt. A. CAHALAN (sic), age 21, San Francisco, and Claire
A. McDERMOTT, age 18, Ross
Nov. 11 H. P. HARLAN, age 70, and Melina DeWALT, age 61, both of
San Francisco
Nov. 13 Walter R. JOHNSON, age 21, Fulton, and Glenn S. ORCHARD,
age 18, Santa Rosa
Nov. 13 Chas. F. WARE, age 39, and Jessie GROSS, age 35, both of
San Jose
Nov. 13 Thos. W. SWITZER, age 21, and Marie A. VERDEBER, age 18,
both of San Francisco
Nov. 13 Arthur Edw. DUBROW, age 22, and Dorothy Rosette FLEET, age
20, both of Sausalito
Nov. 14 Henry W. COOPER, age 26, and Adele H. MACHACEK, age 21, both
of Santa Rosa
Nov. 15 Thos. ZAZZETTY, age 27, and Luisa BIANAI (sic), age 30, both
of San Rafael
The Marin Journal
Thursday, November 25, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Note: right edge of column is badly damaged
Nov. 18 Roy A. WOODWARD, age 21, Fort Bragg, and Grace E. CHURCHYARD,
age 23, Greenacres, Wash.
Nov. 18 Louis HENNING Jr., age 25, and Ruth PHILLIPS, age 18, both
of San Jose
Nov. 19 Franz VON HERRVERI, age 68, and Frieda LOEFFLER, age 43,
both of San Francisco
Nov 19 Emil G. SIEBOLD, age ??, and Hazel M. SMITH, age 27, both
of Oakland
Nov. 20 Marcus TATE, age 23, and Ethel HARRIS, age 18, both of Cambridge?.
Neb.
Nov. 20 Harold F. HARLAN, age 25, and Margaret CORKERY, age ??, both
of San Francisco
Nov. 20 Lawrence OROURKE, age 21, San Francisco, and Frances ??
GRADY, age 18, Mill Valley
Nov. 20 Michael KELLY, age ??, Angel Island, and Margaret KENT, age
48, San Francisco
Nov. 20 Sydney LaBELLE, age 2?, and Ethel BURTIS, age 24, San Francisco
Nov. 22 Edward MARTIN, a(illegible) San Francisco, and Rae SHA(illegible),
25 San Diego
Nov. 22 Antolin RAVENTO (illegible) 45, and Hope THORNTON, age 2(illegible)
of San Francisco
Nov. 23 John A. GROVE, a(illegible) Fulton, and Frances SWALLEY,
age 39, San Jose
Nov. 23 Fred L. BOURNE, age 33?, and Ethel M. ARNOT, age 32, both
of San Francisco
Nov. 23 Henry B. ZEVELY, age ??, and Edna C. RISLEY, age 40, both
of San Francisco
The Marin Journal
Thursday, December 2, 1915 page 5
Marriage Licenses
Nov. 24 Vernon V. BANTA, age 2?, and Gladys WARD, age 21, both of
Berkeley
Nov. 24 G. Bernard BORCHEN, age 40, and Ada F. BURDICK, age
28, both of San Francisco
Nov. 24 Raymond P. DUFFY, age 25, and Edna M. CROSBY, age 18, both
of San Quentin
Nov. 27 Earl F. WRIGHT, age 23, and Helen O. PHELPS, age 22, both
of Sausalito
Nov. 27 McGlorie DEMERS, age 59, San Francisco, and Ellen HENNIGAN,
age 58, Woodland
Nov. 27 Arthur W. GALVIN, age 21, and Winifred M. BOND, age 18, both
of Danville, Ill.
Nov. 27 Edward H. GRIMM, age 26, and Marie G. WALSH, age 20, both
of San Rafael
Nov. 29 Alfred J. WEBER, age 43, Oakland, and Ella C. LANDIS, age
24, San Francisco
Nov. 29 Henry L. GARZOLI, age 25, and Petronilla A. BONDIETTA, age
22, both of Point Reyes
The Marin Journal
Thursday, December 2, 1915 page 6
Mount Tamalpais Military Academy
Dr. Fred HAYS of Sonoma, an alumnus of 1894, was married at his home
last month. His father, Rev. W. B. Hays, was for many years the resident
pastor of the Tomales and Petaluma Presbyterian churches.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, December 2, 1915 page 8
Couple of Pt. Reyes To Marry
The engagement is announced of Miss Petronilla BONDIETTI and Henry
Lenard GARZOLI, two popular young people of Point Reyes. The wedding will
take place at the home of the prospective bride at Pt. Reyes in the near
future and will be a quiet event attended by just the relatives and friends.
The betrothal will cause much agreeable surprise in this city and in Marin county where the young people are members of leading pioneer families.
Miss Bondietti is a decidedly charming young woman and is a favorite with all who know her. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Bondietti of Point Reyes and sister of Mrs. H. Filippini, Mrs. W. Longley, Charles, Rosie, Daniel and William Bondietti.
Miss Bondietti has spent most of her life at the home ranch near Point Reyes.
Mr. Garzoli is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Garzoli of Point Reyes and brother of Jerry, Marioni and Charles Garzoli, Mrs. E. Gonazzi, Mrs. A. Mattei, Mrs. A. Casarotti, Lean, Olympio, Louise and Emma Garzoli. He is one of the prosperous and progressive young machiners of the Point Reyes district and owns a ranch where the couple will reside on their return from the wedding trip which will be spent in Los Angeles and Santa Cruz.
The young couple will have the sincere good wishes of their friends for a long life of wedded happiness. - - Petaluma Courier.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, December 9, 1915 page 5
Henry GRIMM and Miss Marie WALSH were married November 28th at St.
Raphaels church, Father McElroy officiating. Both are popular young people.
Miss Walsh was the recipient of many affairs after the announcement of
her engagement.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, December 9, 1915 page 6
Marriage Licenses
Dec. 1 Nathaniel VAZ, age 47, and Lulu DAVIS, age 33, both of Oakland
Dec. 1 Chester M COLEMAN, age 23, and Ruth E. OLSEN, age 20, both
of San Francisco
Dec. 2 George FONTES, age 26, Salinas, and Ione CUNEO, age 24, Santa
Cruz
Dec. 4 Camillo A. COTTA, age 37, and Mae A. FARLEY, age 25, both
of Nicasio
Dec. 6 Welch UNDERWOOD, age 22, and Irene ELLIOTT, age 23, both of
Santa Rosa
Dec. 7 Dennis MURPHY, age 45, Chico, and Georgia J. SCHMIDT, age
19, Los Angeles
Dec. 7 Chas. F. GOODE, age 28, and Alma O. ELLIS, age 21, both of
Oakland
Dec. 7 Mowry A. GRABELL, age 33, and Lucille CULBERTH, age 18, both
of Irvington
The Marin Journal
Thursday, December 16, 1915 page 3
Louis MOREDIA of Sausalito and Miss Dora H. WYLI of Vancouver, B. C.,
were married in San Francisco last Thursday. After their honeymoon trip
they will make their home in Sausalito.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, December 16, 1915 page 5
Miss Mabel LOREANO, who has been assistant postmistress of Sausalito
for some time, and N. B. ALLEN, of San Francisco, were married in the city
Wednesday of last week. They will live in San Francisco, where the groom
is stationed as an employee of the N. W. P. R. R.
The Marin Journal
Thursday, December 16, 1915 page 5
Marriage Licenses
Dec. 9 Albert LEGOMARSINO, age 22, and Elizabeth FERDINAND, age 19,
both of Santa Rosa
Dec. 9 Chas. A. DITTMAN, age 46, and Meta C. DITTMAN, age 47, both
of Petaluma
Dec. 9 David L. RODERICK, age 24, Pasadena, and Helen FIELD, age
37, Tacoma, Wash.
Dec. 9 Chas. M. LEARD, age 37, Santa Rosa, and Hazel E. THOMSON,
age 20, Cloverdale
Dec. 9 Lewis N. HAGER, age 24, and Lulu B. WARNER, age 20, both of
Oakland
Dec. 9 Stanley L. KASCHE, age 41, and Emily M. GRANADAM, age 22,
both of Oakland
Dec. 10 Alexander DAVIDSON, age 33, and Mary DAVIE, age 35, both
of San Francisco
Dec. 12 Thomas D. WHITE, age 27, and Gertrude SCOTT, age 23, both
of San Francisco
Dec. 14 W. W. TITCOMB, age 29, and Margaret E. WEIST, age 24, both
of Oakland
The Marin Journal
Thursday, December 23, 1915 page 8
Marriage Licenses
Dec. 15 Sam. B. STANGER, age 22, and Frances A. FORCADE, age 21,
both of San Francisco
Dec. 15 August BREIDENBACK, age 31, and Doris CHANGOS, age 21, both
of San Francisco
Dec. 15 Alex. NOVICKI, age 21, and Helen JOBLOWSKI, age 18, both
of San Francisco
Dec. 15 Archie P. RICHARDSON, age 43, Toronto, Canada, and Mabel
B. DUCHESNE. age 27, San Francisco
Dec. 16 Fred GRANT, age 27, and Helen GARDNER, age 27, both of San
Francisco
Dec. 18 Alonzo L. STORY, age 33, and Eva G. LEWELLEN. Age 20, both
of Oakland
Dec. 18, Ben D. BROWN, age 53, and Nora REGAN, age 44, both of Santa
Rosa
Dec. 18 Ernest L. SIKES, age ?9, Sausalito and Ruth WHITING, age
?7, Tiburon
Dec. 18 Robt. FIRMIN, age 31, and Mary A. KOONCE, age 30, both of
Oakland
Dec. 21 Rudolf FRIEDL, age 24, and Violet M. STANTON, age 23, both
of San Francisco
Dec. 21 Rasmus CARLSON, age 2?, South San Francisco, and Ruth SWANSON,
age 20, Berkeley