1923 Marin Marriage Announcements
1923 Marin Marriage Announcements
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Marriage
Licenses
Dec. 29 Harry GILLAM, 38, and Ivy V. WILSON, 38, both of Oakland Dec. 29 Arthur LA FONTAINE, 39, and Hazel MILLER, 29, both of Lakeport Dec. 29 Wendell F. McCAMISH, 29, San Rafael, and Hazel SELLMER, 27, San Anselmo Dec. 30 John POLHEMUS, 31, San Rafael, and Carolyn GALLIAH, 24, Petaluma Dec. 30 Charles BRADLEY, 27, Oakland, and Edith SAUNDERS, 23, Ross Dec. 30 Walter STOLL, 29, San Francisco, and Laural HANSEN, 25, Oakland Dec. 30 Hilaire LATREILL, 34, and Mabel LINGENFELTER, 26, both of San Francisco Jan. 2 Ernest F. MILLS, 28, Corning, and Mary MILLER, 28, Santa Rosa Jan. 3 William HARRIS, 28, and Bernadette McBRYDE, 25, both of San Rafael Jan. 4 Johann GUNTHER, 42, and Louise SULLIVAN, 36, both of San Francisco Jan. 4 Joseph SOUSA, 22, San Anselmo, and Beatrice MORRIS, 17, Woodacre |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, January 11, 1923
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Ceremony
United San Rafael Couple
In the presence of family relatives only Miss Ruth COCHRANE, daughter of Lena Cochrane and the late P. H. Cochrane, became the bride of Albert T. KELLY in a ceremony performed by Rev. Father Mullen at St. Marys Church in San Francisco last night. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Genevieve Martinelli, and the best man was A. R. Marall, of the Tamalpais Bank. Following the ceremony the wedding party dined at a well known San Francisco restaurant as guests of the young couple. Both the bride and groom are well known here and popular. The bride has been a teacher in the public schools for some years, and the groom holds a position of responsibility in the Pacific Gas & Electric Companys office here. They left San Francisco this morning for San Diego and other Southern California cities, with the expectation of returning in two weeks to make their home here. |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, January 11, 1923
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From
the Sausalito News:
A marriage license was issued in San Francisco to Axel ANDERSON of San Francisco and Ellen M. NELSON of Sausalito on Tuesday. |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, January 11, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
Jan. 4 Bert McMENOMY, 25, Mill Valley, and Zilla CHAPMAN, 18, San Francisco Jan. 5 Thomas W. STOY, 25, and Esabella (sic) HOLCOMB, 23, both of San Francisco Jan. 6 Abe HORWITZ, 34, and Emma ZUFELT, 25, both of San Francisco Jan. 6 Joseph PELLINI, 37, and Clara BARNES, 25, both of Sebastopol Jan. 6 Raymond GUERIN, 37, and Josephine BAUMBOER, 37, both of San Francisco Jan. 10 George BALDWIN, 26, and Edith MADDEN, 21, both of San Francisco Jan. 10 Horace SPILIVALI, 36, and Mary C. HANSEN, both of San Francisco |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, January 18, 1923
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Miss
May ROBERTS last Saturday became the bride of Burt PHINNEY, son of Mrs.
J. O. MEEKER. The bride is a well known and popular San Rafael girl.
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The Marin Journal, Thursday, January 18, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
Jan. 12 Lester S. BROWN, 21, and Katinka P. SCANNEL, 19, both of Oakland Jan. 12 James R. T. YOUNGER, 22, Mill Valley, and Doris MADSEN, 18, San Anselmo Jan. 13 Alexander MATHIESON, 40, Seattle, and Willina CASKILL, 34, Scotland, B.C. Jan. 13 Burr PHINNEY, 30, and May E. ROBERTS, 28, both of San Rafael Jan. 15 Edward YORK, 38, and Pauline FRANE, 34, both of San Francisco Jan. 16 Richard TOWNSEND, 65, and Vinnie SEGLEN, 52, both of Vader, Washington |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, February 1, 1923
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It
is announced by Mr. and Mrs. M. JONGENEEL, former prominent residents of
San Rafael, that the marriage of their daughter, Miss Adriana Jongeneel
to Tom BOOYE will take place in March of this year. Mr. and Mrs. Jongeneel
are now residing at 2743 Alcatraz avenue, Berkeley.
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The Marin Journal, Thursday, February 1, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
Jan. 26 Frank MAYS, 32, and Mattie J. BABER, 31, both of San Francisco Jan. 29 John J. KEANE, 23, and Catherine A. NAYLON, 18, both of San Francisco |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, March 8, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
March 2 Leslie W. SEIVERSON, 23, San Jose, and Ruth J. SHEPARD, 27, Oakland March 3 Cyril J. COTTER, 28, and Claire LeSTRANGE, 20, both of Oakland March 5 Ribert (sic) ROBERTSON, 50, Santa Cruz, and Ethel CLARK, 46, San Jose March 5 Francis EPPLE, 21, San Francisco, and Alvina PESSI, 20, Alameda March 6 Jean PLANTE, 41, and Marie MANOL, 26, both of San Francisco March 7 Frederick SCHMIDT, 20, and Robertha BROWN, 18, both of San Rafael March 7 Fred C. LOURIE, 23, Senterville, and Leona HIRSCH, 21, Irvington March 8 George GUNN, 34, and Elsie CALABRESE, 18, both of San Francisco March 8 Louis GIBBS, 32, and Dorothy GIELS, 23, both of Petaluma |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, March 8, 1923
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[From
Mill Valley Record]
The marriage of Miss Velva HELKE of Mill Valley and Dr. Roy H. PARKINSON of San Francisco was solemnized Tuesday evening at the First Congregational church in the city, the Rev. J. H. Youngman, of the local Congregational church officiating. The marriage of Frederick SCHMIDT, son of the well known local barber, August Schmidt, and Miss Bertha BROWN, took place at the Schmidt home last night. The young groom holds a responsible position in San Francisco. |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, March 15, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
March 8 George GUNN, 34, and Elsie CALABRESE, 18, both of San Francisco March 8 Louis L. GIBBS, 32, and Dorothy E. GEILS, 23, both of Petaluma March 9 William L. WHELAN Jr., 23, and Edna MUNDT, 22, both of Oakland March 10 John S. GERMAIN, 27, and Frances M. REQUA, 21, both of Chico March 12 Frank NOONAN, 22, Movcroft, Wyo., and Lillian JOHNSON, 20, Richmond |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, March 22, 1923
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Mrs.
LaVerne HERRERIAS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. SHAW, formerly of San
Quentin, became the bride last Friday of Adolph SCHMIDT, prominent young
businessman of Oakland. Mrs. Herrerias had been residing for some time
past with her parents in Fresno. They will make their home in Contra Costa
county.
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The Marin Journal, Thursday, March 22, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
March 15 Lewis HARTSOUGH, 24, and Anna LINGRON, 20, both of Santa Rosa March 15 Richard BLAIR, 58, Fresno, and Olive HUFF, 59, Ross March 15 Ben HOWARD, 23, and Pearl COSTA, 18, both of Healdsburg March 16 Adolph SCHMIDT, 30, of Oakland, and LaVerne HERRERIAS, 30, Fresno March 16 Frank BRENDT, 35, and Myrtle M. MILLER, 36, both of San Rafael March 16 Harry H. McCOY, 29, and Frances AUTON, 21, both of Los Angeles March 17 Earl G. KEMMLER, 47, and Ruby MURCH, 42, both of Oakland March 17 Carl J. JORGENSEN, 32, San Francisco, and Eloise MEHLIE, 29, San Anselmo March 17 Wm. LITTLE, 48, and Anita ANGLE, 40, both of San Francisco March 17 Arthur R. TOBIN, 37, and Florence BRAY, 37, both of San Francisco March 17 Robt. McMILLAN, 30, and Marie A. YEATON, 19, both of San Francisco March 19 Ralph ELLIOTT, 23, and Hazel E. BERRYHILL, 18, both of Manteca |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, March 29, 1923
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Secret
Wedding Last December
It became known publicly Monday that Lawrence McNEAR, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. McNear, of Point San Pedro, and Miss Imogene CHENEY, daughter of Mrs. Ima Cheney, had been husband wife since December 19, when the young couple were wedded in Salinas. The groom is a sophomore at the University of California, while his bride had been a student nurse in San Francisco. There was a plan to keep the wedding a secret, but the fact became known to a few friends and the parents of the young people. The couple are well known here and are popular members of the younger society circle. Lawrence McNear graduated from the San Rafael High School two years ago and entered the University of California the following term. It has not been announced whether he will return to the university to complete his course or engage in business in one of his fathers many interests. |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, March 29, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
March 23 Albert F. BERLUND, 28, and Ida BETTENCOURT, 17, both of Sausalito March 24 Edward C. HOOSAN, 35, and Agnes B. MATTESON, 31, both of Oakland March 24 Charles W. CAMERON, 21, and Blanche E. EMERICK, 20, both of Santa Rosa Charles HARRIS, 21, Alameda, and rose BRUHN, 18, San Francisco March 25 Ainslee PERRAULT, 22, Oakland, and Dorothy BACHRACK, 21, San Francisco |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, April 12, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
March 26 Louis SIMMONS, 22, and Mabel MINEDEW, 19, both of San Francisco March 26 John HILL, 46, Sacramento, and Ethel JOHNS, 28, Mendocino March 26 - Charles R. WHITE, 23, San Francisco, and Dorothy M. AYRES, 22, Walport, Ore. March 29 David PRESCOTT, 25, and Gladys FERNSTRON, 18, both of Vineberg, Cali. March 31 George H. DOUGHTY, 30, and Beatrice GORDON, 24, both of San Anselmo March 31 Walter H. WASHBOURNE, 21, and Dorothea H. VANCE, 21, both of Sausalito March 31 Clyde A. NELSON, 26, and Rose M. NONELLA, 30, both of Petaluma April 2 Charles E. SHINE, 25, Mill Valley, and Margaret McKENNAN, 18, Stinson Beach April 2 Robert BOWMAN, 21, and Ann GOTTWALD, 18, both of San Francisco April 2 Frank SMITH, 28, and Alberta SNOW, 31, both of Tuolumne April 3 Frank WARD, 26, San Francisco, and Isabelle MYERS, 18, Oakland April 4 John MALLON, 46, Sonoma, and Elizabeth KILLEM, 35, San Francisco April 4 Nelson BARDUE, 56, and Marguerite SCRIEBER, 46, both of San Francisco |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, April 19, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
April 11 Fred J. MEAD, 23, Chico, and Eileen M. WALKER, Ely, Nev. April 11 Harvey G. NELSON, 27, and Clemence FORNACHON, 32, both of Oakland April 11 Wm. GRAHAM, 57, Ross, and Alvina DeHAY, 58, San Francisco April 12 John R. SLAUGHTER, 26, Berkeley, and Enid D. ROOT, 20, San Francisco April 13 Jos. T. McARTHUR, 33, and Dorothy PERCY, 28, both of San Francisco April 14 Frank A. HELGOTH, 27, and Mathilda PLATO, 20, both of San Francisco April 14 John M. HAGLER, 28, San Francisco, and Justine M. HERGOT, 22, Fairfax April 14 Earl G. EDWARDS, 23, and Marie L. MOORE, 19, both of Santa Rosa April 16 Patrick J. GRIFFIN, 22, and Margaret COURTNEY, 18, both of San Francisco April 16 Earle M. FREDERICK, 23, and Justine L. NASCIMENTO, 19, both of San Francisco April 16 J. W. TREMEL, 42, Pt. Reyes Station, and Lillian SHAEN, 42, San Francisco April 17 Abe JOSEPH, 51, and Batta SCHWARTZ, 48, both of San Francisco |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, April 19, 1923
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Local
Boy Brings Bride From East
Edward JEPSEN is back from the frigid east, where zero wind freezes the ears and white snow clogs the streets. He is back for good. We Californians cant stand that sort of thing, he says. He left here about a year ago for Benton Harbor, Michigan, in the employe of the Baker-Vawter Company, to get factory experience in the manufacture of loose-leaf stock. Later he traveled for the company throughout the east and spent some time in their stores. When the company wanted to place him permanently at Holyoke, Mass., he rebelled. There was another reason for coming back to California. Like all Native Sons he loved his home state, and he had been saying pleasant things about it, its climate, magnificent distances, mid-winter bathing and year-round sunshine. He had been telling these things to a certain pretty Benton Harbor girl, who might possibly at some previous time have lived in Missouri. Anyway, they visited a minister and then bought tickets for the Golden West, plowed through waist-deep snow to the depot and boarded the train. At Sacramento the thermometer stood above 100 degrees. Mrs. Jepsen gaspingly admitted that all doubt of her husbands veracity had oozed out as they came down through the valley, and positively ruined her complexion. The bride and groom will make their home with Jepsens parents for the present. Meantime he intends to open a business in San Francisco in the line with which he is familiar. |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, April 26, 1923
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Miss
Rosewan McDONALD left this week for Shanghai to become the bride there
of Lawrence HOLLAND, who is employed by the Dollar Steamship Company. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald of San Rafael.
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The Marin Journal, Thursday, April 26, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
April 19 John BURKE, 57, San Francisco, and Virginia RODDY, 47, Oakland April 25 Wesley V. SMITH, 24, and Josephine B. SCHMITT, 22, both of Larkspur April 25 Bertrand MAITIA, 52, and Lillian C. BALLOUS, 38, both of Oakland April 25 Chas. H. WHITING, 23, and Pearl G. WHITING, 21, both of Tiburon April 25 Edward OSTHOFF, 42, and Ella EWING, both of San Anselmo |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 3, 1923
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Louis
BRIZZOLARA and Miss Mabel HEENAN, both formerly of San Anselmo, were married
at St. Marys Church in San Francisco last Sunday evening.
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The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 3, 1923
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Mrs.
Alice PALMER HARDIE, formerly of San Rafael, recently of San Francisco,
married to George D. ROBERTS at the Presbyterian church in Monterey Thursday.
The bride, with her parents, her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Palmer, went in their private car to Del Monte last Thursday.
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The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 3, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
April 27 Nottley S. HAMMACK, 27, Coronado, and Louis WARREN, 26, San Anselmo April 28 Daniel H. PARKER, 44, and Esther A. TONKIN, 32, both of San Francisco April 28 Walter PHEMESTER, 32, San Francisco, and Elizabeth M. GOBNEY, 29, San Rafael April 29 John SCHOUX, 22, and Camille CONELL, 21, both of San Francisco April 30 Frederick YOST, 25, and Frances KELLY, 22, both of San Francisco April 30 H. H. HENDRICKSON, 31, Madera, and Selma M. JOHNSON, 28, Sausalito |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 10, 1923
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Miss
Louise WARREN became the bride of Nottley S. HAMMOCK Tuesday evening, May
first, at the home of Reverend Edwin Forrest Hallenbeck of San Anselmo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammock were both of San Diego and graduated last week from
the San Francisco Theological Seminary at San Anselmo. Reverend Hallenbeck
performed the ceremony. Mr. Hammock goes to Coronado to take up the ministry.
Novato Miss Mollie STRUVE became the bride last Saturday morning of Dean ALLMAN, of Oakland, in a ceremony performed at the Nave home in Novato. Following the wedding a banquet was served to the guests, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. P. Nave, the parents of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. William Nave, Fred C. Nave, Mrs. L. J. Nave, Mr. and Mrs. F. Sheldon, Mr. and Mrs. F. DeLucchi and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gage, Mr. and Mrs. J. DeBorba, Mrs. P. Freitas. The bride and groom left for the south on a honeymoon trip and upon their return will reside in Oakland. |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 10, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
May 5 Eugene MEYER, 29, and Josephine KING, 27, both of San Anselmo May 5 Luther L. FLESHMAN, 33, Oakland, and Mary L. HANSEN, 35, San Francisco May 5 Dean ALLMAN, 21, Oakland, and Mollie V. STRUVE, 18, Novato May 5 Stanton W. LORE, 54, Oakland, and Vera M. BOWIE, 32, San Carlos May 7 Louis M. BRUNIG, 34, Stetson Station, and Leona SMITH, age 21, Napa May 9 Warren E. BARNEY, 22, and Vaida JONES, 19, both of Oakland May 9 - J. W. CHAMBERLAIN, 28, and Ollie H. GROSVENOR, 30, both of San Francisco |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 17, 1923
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San
Anselmo Girl Is Businessmans Bride
In the presence of a few friends and relatives Miss Josephine E. KING became the bride on May 6 of Eugene MEYER, proprietor of the Tamalpais Market in San Rafael. The ceremony was performed at the Presbyterian Church here by Dr. Herbert Thomson. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Thomas, of Oakland. She has been making her home for some time in San Anselmo. Mrs. Louise Bettega, of San Rafael, was bridesmaid, and J. D. Thomas, brother of the bride, was best man. Following the ceremony the young couple left for a short honeymoon at Carmel-by-the-Sea. They will make their home in a pretty little residence in Lincoln Park, San Anselmo. |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 17, 1923
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Marriage
licenses were issued in Santa Rosa May to Attilio BIANCHI, of Pt. Reyes,
and Miss Anna D. FORA, of Petaluma, and to Roland MATTERI, of Fallon, and
Emma J. BORDESSA, of Valley Ford.
Dr. Samuel C. BLUMENBERG, 66, and proprietor of a rest home in Fairfax, and Miss Mary M. LAMMAM, 23, a nurse at the home, were married in Santa Rosa last Friday night. They returned immediately to Fairfax, where they will reside. |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 17, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
May 10 Howard C. GRIFFIN, 28, and Ira JANES, 29, both of San Francisco May 10 Chas. S. MEYERS, 21, Corte Madera, and Neva GASS, 18, San Anselmo May 11 Fred A. NEUNFELDT, 23, and Stella BARLOGGI, 22, both of Petaluma May 14 Harry J. HUTTON, 20, Sebastopol, and Amy THOMPSON, 18, Santa Rosa |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 24, 1923
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Ceremony
Unites Well Known Couple
Apprising none but their closest relatives of their intention, Miss Marguerite MIEHLING, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Miehling, and John STRECKFUS, well known and popular young man of San Rafael, went over to San Francisco last Saturday and united their fortunes for better or worse. They were accompanied by Richard Miehling, brother of the bride, and his wife of a few months, who stood with them during the ceremony performed by Superior Judge John Troutt. Later the young couple with their guests dined at a prominent San Francisco restaurant. After a short honeymoon in the city Mr. Streckfus and his bride returned to San Rafael, where they will make their future home. The bride is the president of Marinita Parlor of the Native Daughters of the Golden West and prominent in local social circles. |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 24, 1923
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Word
has come of the marriage yesterday at Occidental of Walter H. HOWE, railroad
man and brother of Miss Irene Howe, of the San Rafael post office, to Miss
Olive CHICK, postmistress of Occidental. Miss Howe acted as bridesmaid
and Harvey Howe, a brother of the groom, was best man. The couple will
reside in Occidental.
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The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 24, 1923
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Miss
Laura FREITAS and Saul BA__NE, whose engagement was announced some weeks
ago following a dinner at the home of the young ladys parents in Highlands,
were united in marriage yesterday morning in a ceremony performed at St.
Raphaels Church in the presence of a few close friends and relatives.
The young couple are now enjoying a motor trip in the northern part of
the state.
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The Marin Journal, Thursday, March 31, 1923
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Miss
Mary GILHULY will become the bride of Albert J. NOLAN next Wednesday at
a ceremony to be performed at St. Anselms church. The bride-elect is the
charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gilhuly of Kentfield.
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The Marin Journal, Thursday, May 31, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
May 24 Frank J. LEVERIA, 40, and Emily V. MARKER, 25, both of Oakland May 25 John W. PROCTOR, 47, San Francisco, and Rita C. KEANE, 33, San Rafael May 29 Wesley E. COBLE, 25, Potter Valley, and Anne E. MURLEY, 23, Puente |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, June 7, 1923
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Marriage
Licenses
June 1 - Winthrop W. SARGENT, 35, Stockton, and Beatrice E. GALE, 31, Novato June 1 Augustus W. ROGERS, 44, and Margaret J. DIXON, 40, both of San Francisco June 5 Harry P. ROBINET, 38, and Margaret GROSSMAN, 24, both of San Francisco June 5 Harry COHN, 35, and Fannie JOSEPH, 21, both of San Francisco June 5 William Lyle COOK, 41, Berkeley, and Elsie VAN SYCKLE, 25, San Francisco June 6 Joe V. AGUIAR, 21, Ignacio, and Mary BETTENCOURT, 20, Novato |
The Marin Journal, Thursday, June 14, 1923
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Local
Girl Weds In San Mateo
Joseph FILLIPPINI and Mrs. May GULDE motored down to Sausalito and crossed the bay this morning en route to Redwood City where they purchased a marriage license. A few moments later they were in San Mateo, where a minister pronounced them man and wife. George Martin, a brother of the bride, was best man, and while it is not known definitely, it is rumored here that a charming lady who is regarded very highly by him was the bridesmaid. They left immediately for the San Joaquin Valley, where they will pass a couple of weeks as guests of friends and relatives in Stockton and Lodi. Upon their return they will reside in San Rafael. The bride is a well known San Rafael girl, a member of Marinita Parlor of the Native Daughters, and for some time past has been one of the very efficient and accommodating department saleswomen in Alberts store. The groom is employed as a guard at San Quentin and is popular among his fellow guardsmen there. |
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Kentfield
Girl Becomes Bride
In the presence of about five hundred friends and relatives, many of them from San Francisco and other points across the bay, Miss Mary GILHULY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Gilhuly of Kentfield, and Albert NOLAN, of San Francisco, were united in marriage Wednesday evening of last week at St. Anselms Church in San Anselmo. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Cantwell. The bride was charmingly arrayed in a gown of white charmeuse, trimmed with princess lace, and she wore pearls. The matron of honor was Mrs. Peyton Wise, with the brides sister, Miss Anna Gilhuly, serving as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Eleanor Gilhuly, sister of the bride, and Eleanor Nolan, sister of the groom. Edwin McCarthy was the best man. The ushers were Messrs. Hutton, McDonald, Hamilton and Morrison. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Gilhuly home in Kentfield. It was attended by more than 150 of the guests. A splendid repast was served. The young couple left immediately for Chicago and other Eastern points and they will continue their honeymoon trip for at least a month. Upon their return they will reside in San Francisco, where the groom holds the position of assistant manager of the Pacific Lumber Company. He is a graduate of St. Ignatius College and a member of the Olympic Club. The bride is among the most popular of the younger set in Marin county. |
Marriage Licenses
| June 6 | Patrick A. OROURKE, 32, and Mary F. BURNS, 29, both of San Francisco |
| June 7 | Mark H. WHITE, 41, Berkeley, and Aaslang AUNE, 32, San Francisco |
| Joseph A. BAPTISTA, 43, and Marina J. CASTRO, 23, both of Oakland | |
| June 8 | Granville M. BULEN, 31, and Ruth F. JOHNSON, 26, both of San Francisco |
| Martin J. LEFLEH, 26, San Francisco, and Margaret E. GREIG, 23, Mill Valley | |
| June 9 | Richard E. EWEN, 39, San Anselmo, and Alice M. MADDEN, 22, San Francisco |
| Chas. J. REILLY, 31, and Matilda LERTORA, 28, both of San Francisco | |
| Leslie D. HOPKINS, 23, and Florence D. WILLIAMS, 21, both of San Francisco | |
| June 12 | Albert T. MARSHALL, 32, and Julia T. JESSEN, 20, both of Petaluma |
The Marin Journal
Thursday, June 21, 1923
The Congregational church was filled last Monday evening with friends, relatives and acquaintances of Miss Gladys Hartley OSTEYEE and Rev. Arthur ENGLEBRECHT on the occasion of their marriage by Rev. C. P. Martin.
Many of those who attended the affair were obliged, owing to the great throng gathered there, to stand in the rear of the pews.
The bride, the charming daughter of Leon Osteyee, and until her resignation recently a teacher at the Clark school, was attractively gowned in white, of crepe silk material. She wore a bridal veil and carried a pretty shower bouquet of orange blossoms.
Mrs. Helen Daugherty, as matron of honor, was attired in apricot crepe silk, trimmed with gold Spanish lace, a most beautiful costume.
The groom, formerly acting pastor of St. Matthews Evangelical church on Fifth street here, is now occupying a pulpit near Palo Alto, where t he young couple will make their residence.
Following the ceremony a reception was held by the young couple in the church parlors. At its conclusion they left for San Francisco, to take an early train the next morning for a Russian River resort, where they will pass about two weeks before going to their home.
The wedding march was played by Mrs. Earl Welliver, and Mrs. Lenore Niverson contributed a vocal solo.
Thursday, June 21, 1923
The Sea of Matrimony holds no terrors for Rollin WHEELER and his pretty mate who has signed on for lifes voyage. For be it known that their enchanting little romance started on shipboard.
Twas mid the thunder (of applause), the flash of the light (from the footlights) and facing a rolling sea (of faces) as they tramped the deck of the good ship Pinafore that they first were mutually enamored.
As the dainty Midshipmite Miss Mildred Goodfellow charmed more than the audience which witnessed the several productions of Pinafore by the Marin Players recently.
As Rollicking Ralph Rackstraw in the same production, Rollin Wheeler, while not engaged in rendering his own lines, was silently applauding her perfect art before the critical but approving audience.
That much was suspected by their fellow thespians. The denouement came a few days ago, when Miss Virginia Foote, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Foote, of Corte Madera, put a few odds and ends of gossip together and invited Rollin and Miss Mildred to her home. Gathered there were a score or so of their mutual friends. And they admitted everything.
Seeking the food offices of Rev. Robert Henry, of Larkspur, the young couple confided that they wanted to sign for the long voyage, without ostentation.. Whereupon they traveled quietly to Napa, attached their signatures to the papers, and embarked.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles BOST, of Corte Madera. Wheeler, well known here, and whose brother, Raymond Wheeler, is soon to take for his bride Miss Beatrice Cheda, of San Rafael, is a rising young businessman of San Francisco, where the couple will make their home.
Thursday, June 21, 1923
Sheldon WRIGHT and his birde, who was Miss Helen FREITAS, the charming daughter of M. T. Freitas, president of the Bank of San Rafael, are touring Southern California following their wedding on June 9th in the Palace Hotel.
The
service was performed by Rev. Father Carroll, of
Miss Margaret Kelly, the bridesmaid, was the only attendant. A wedding breakfast was served following the ceremony and the young couple left by motor immediately. They are visiting Coronado Beach and resorts in the Southland. They will reside upon their return in San Francisco.
Thursday, June 21, 1923
Thursday, June 28, 1923
Miss Mildred Marvin JONES, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Jones, became the bride on June 12 of Ensign James Lawrence FLY, U.S.N., to whom she had been engaged for some months.
Ensign Fly formerly was on the Robert Smith and stationed at San Diego. Plans for a formal wedding were changed upon the receipt of orders transferring Ensign Fly.
The young couple left San Diego where the marriage took place shortly after the ceremony, and they are now in Denver visiting an uncle and aunt of the bride.
Thursday, June 28, 1923
Marriage Licenses
June 21 John RAMOS, 44, Hayward, and Annie McISAAC, 37, New York
June 21 Frank L. WILSON, 33, Point Arena, and Eva MITCHELL, 35, Healdsburg
June 21 John F. McELEARNEY, 33, and Edna GORMAN, 34, both of San Rafael
June 21 Robert L. FORESTER, 21, and Myrtle DANIELS, 18, both of San Francisco
June 22 Harold SCAMMON, 27, San Francisco, and Helen FISHER, 21, San Bruno
June 23 Henry C. PINNO, 24, Berkeley, and Alma M. FAHLE, 18, San Rafael
June 23 Henry GLYNN, 40, and Fern FROST, 44, both of Oakland
June 23 Charles E. ERVIN, 29, and Mabel JONES, 26, both of San Francisco
June 23 Edward G. DAVIS, 22, and Annie M. STRETCH, 22, both of Lagunitas
June 25 Edward C. SAWYER, 35, and Bertha MILLER, 35, both of San Rafael
June 25 Southall R. PFUND, 28, Burlingame, and Christine HOWELLS, 27, Belvedere
June 26 Caesar P. NAVE, 54, San Jose, and Flora GOODWIN, 47, Ukiah
June 26 John G. DAISLEY, 55, and Elizabeth KAY, 40, both of San Francisco
June 26 Warren McCALL, 22, and Luella GERBER, 23, both of San Francisco
June 26 Joe PERRINS, 21, and May FITZGERAALD, 18, both of San Francisco
June 26 Robert G. PARTRIDGE, 21, and Clara E. ELMENDORF, 18, both of San Francisco
Thursday, July 5, 1923
Marriage Licenses
June 29 Francis C. BURNS, 30, and Grace COUTTS, 21, both of San Rafael
June 29 Joseph H. HOBSON, 34, Alameda, and Helen J. SMITH, 25, San Rafael
June 30 Douglas D. LaFONTAINE, 21, and Elizabeth FINN, 18, both of Mill Valley
June 30 Lassly SMITH, 21, and Nada MOUSER, 21, both of Berkeley
June 30 Thomas W. THOMAS Jr., 23, and Elma WICKERSHAM, 19, both of San Rafael
July1
George W. BATES, 29, Corte Madera, and Imelda DEMPSEY, 22,
July 2 Everett A. GALLATIN, 25, and Julia V. BURKE, 21, both of Larkspur
July 2 Dent E. CHERRYMAN, 25, and Clarice GESAS, 21, both of San Francisco
July 3 Daniel J. GALLICK Jr., 29, and Susan B. KERN, 28, both of San Francisco
July 3 Girtha O. WALL, 30, and Ruby R. JOHNSON, 27, both of San Francisco
July
3 Grant L. CARLSON, 27,
July 3 Hubert P. PECK, 31, and Aldoren J. CARLSON, 23, both of Petaluma
July 3 Eskel SHOLIN, 30, Portland, Ore., and Leila SLOAN, 24, Pomona
July 5 Charles MATHESON, 48, and Linda ALLEN, 42, both of Petaluma
Thursday, July 5, 1923
Miss Grace COUTTS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Coutts, became the bride last Saturday evening at 8 oclock of Frank BURNS, well known and popular San Rafael florist.
The
ceremony was performed at the home of the brides parents on
Miss
Belle Coutts, sister of the bride, was the bridesmaid, and Rafael Beccio,
a close friend and business associate of the groom, was best man. There
was a reception following the ceremony and a wedding dinner was served.
The young couple are now in the Yosemite on their honeymoon, and upon their
return they will reside in
Thursday, July 12, 1923
In the presence of forty relatives at the home of her parents, Miss Helen J. SMITH, daughter of City Clerk and Mrs. Eugene Smith, became the bride last Saturday evening of Joseph H. HOBSON.
The
ceremony was performed by Dean Ernest Bradley, of
Following the ceremony a reception was held by the young couple, and a delightful wedding luncheon was served.
Later the couple left for San Francisco, departing the following day for a motor trip of two weeks in Southern California. Upon their return they will reside in Oakland.
The bride is well and popularly known here, where she was born and received her education. She attended the University of California and later engaged in teaching school on the east side of the bay. Mr. Hobson is engaged in business in San Francisco, and has resided in Alameda.
Thursday, July 12, 1923
Marriage Licenses
July 7 Cecil W. ROWE, 24, and Louise M. IMWALLE, 24, both of Santa Rosa
July 9 Rolla MALLAHAN, 32, and Nan NELSON, 26, both of San Francisco
July 9 John T. VINCENT, 21, Alameda, and Gladys SPANGLE, 18, Oakland
July 9 Vincent HAYES, 21, Stockton, and Veva M. DUFFIELD, 18, Oakland
July 9 Edward J. HUNTER, 33, Tomales, and Elaine NORTON, 28, Valley Ford
July 10 Carl E. STONE, 32, Santa Rosa, and Olive LONG, 21, Healdsburg
Thursday, July 12, 1923
Thursday, July 19, 1923
Marriage Licenses
July 14 Frank M. McPHERSON, 28, Vallejo, and Gladys WILLSON, 28, Gilroy
July 16 Raymond J. ROGERS, 24, San Rafael, and Gladys E. FARLEY, 16, Nicasio
July 16 Samuel O. JEROME, 57, Los Angeles, and Louise GILLEY, 35, San Francisco
July 16 Wilbur R. BASSETT, 34, and Ruth M. YOUNG, 30, both of Sausalito
July 16 Clifford L. DESLIPPE, 27, and Mabel LINDSAY, 35, both of San Francisco
July 16 Frederick S. SMITH, 20, and Helene L. FISHER, 18, both of Tiburon
July 17 Vincent D. CASHMAN, 24, and Gertrude E. DICKSON, 20, both of San Francisco
July 17 Helmuth C. BENSON, 46, and Lucinda BENTZEN, 48, both of Oakland
July 17 Andrew L. CHRISTENSEN, 22, Richmond, and Emma VIERRA, 19, Hayward
Thursday, July 19, 1923
Thursday, July 26, 1923
Thursday, August 2, 1923
Marriage Licenses
July 30 Alfred E. NICOLETTI, 43, Oakland, and Bessie Lee CHASE, 38, Chicago
July 31 James O. HUTCHINS, 37, and E. Barbara HUTH, 37, both of Visalia
July 31 Frank J. RIVIERE, 29, and Grace JANES, 24, both of San Francisco
August 1 Wm. BLUME, 45, and Elizabeth LLOYD, 45, both of Richmond
August 1 John H. HAYES, 43, and Rosa D. GREENE, 43, both of Richmond
August 1 T. D. WOSSER, 25, Mill Valley, and Mary A. TAYLOR, 26, St. Louis, Mo.
Thursday, August 9, 1923
Marriage Licenses
August 4 Terry C. MORSE, 26, and Marie E. RAGE, 23, both of San Francisco
August 4 George E. SMITMAN, 21, and Viola LEWIS, 18, both of Oakland
August 4 Corbett G. DEAN, 21, and Helen G. CONNOLLY, 18, both of Oakland
August 6 Louis W. WALDON Jr., 23, and Margaret R.TURNER, 17, both of San Francisco
August 7 Sven BERBSTROM, 34, and Hanna KEMPE, 39, both of San Francisco
August
8 Gerald J. GEORGE, 25,
August 8 Clarence E. Schubert, 59, of San Francisco, and Minnie D. GROOME, 50, Oakland
Thursday, August 9, 1923
Thursday, August 9, 1923
Miss Helen E. KANE, the pretty daughter of Captain and Mrs. William R. Kane, became the bride at noon Monday of this week of Otto H. BODIN, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Bodin, of San Rafael, at a ceremony performed by Dr. Gordon at the First Congregational Church in San Francisco.
The ceremony was quiet and without ostentation, being performed in the presence of a few friends and relatives only.
A wedding dinner was enjoyed by the young couple and those attending the ceremony and later in the afternoon Mr. Bodin and his bride left for Del Monte for a short honeymoon. Upon their return they will make their home in San Francisco.
The
brides father, William R. Kane, is the well known Captain Kane of the
Thursday, August 16, 1923
Marriage Licenses
August 9 George H. SNOW, 47, and Laura SQUIRES, 48, both of San Francisco
August 11 Harry N. WILLIS, 26, and Juanita R. MILLS, 25, both of Sausalito
August 11 R. A. HOLLMAN, 31, San Francisco, and Freida KODITZ, 27, Alameda
August 11 Kelso N. NORMAN, 24, and Glory M. DWYER, 19, both of San Francisco
August
11 Chas. S.
August 11 K. E. STRINGER, 23, and Roselle SMOOT, 21, both of Berkeley
August 11 Ancel B. KEYS, 22, and Winfred NEWTON, 18, both of San Francisco
August 11 Walter T. LACEY, 30, San Francisco, and Marjorie CLEMENSON, 24, San Anselmo
August 11 Henry S. WILLIAMSON, 26, Berkeley, and Edno R. NEWHAM, 23, Oakland
August 11 Donald L. McDONALD, 22, Oakland, and Leonora R. DIEHL, 20, San Francisco
August 13 Laurence W. RPOCTOR, 22, and Emily A. PELLOW, 18, both of Santa Rosa
August
15 Thomas McCULLOUGH, 40, and Violette C. BYRAM, ?8, both of
Thursday, August 23, 1923
Marriage Licenses
August 18 Attilio SEGALI, 21, San Francisco, and Josephine ARBINI, 19, Fairfax
August 19 Kenneth S. THOMSON, 25, Berkeley, and Helen A. HAMMOND, 25, San Rafael
August 20 James C. GORDON, 29, and Victoria J. TROUETTE, 36, both of Sausalito
August 20 Irving W. WOOD, 31, Oakland, and Grace W. FORD, 22, Mill Valley
August 20 Myron F. DeGOUNT, 28, San Francisco, and May CAVANAUGH, 26, Los Angeles
August 21 George B. SPARK, 46, Los Angeles, and Cora E. CLINE, 31, Pittsburg, Pa.
August 23 Frank ANDERSON, 30, Oakland, and Sue STACEY, 30, Alameda
August 23 Ralph M. SLATTERY, 30, and Cecelia TEHANEY, 30, both of San Francisco
Thursday, August 23, 1923
Thursday, August 30, 1923
Miss
Lois GULDAGER, pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lois Guldager, and of a
pioneer family of Tomales, became the bride last Saturday of Thomas J.
KIRKLAND, well known young rancher of
The ceremony was performed quietly by Rev. Father Cassin at the parochial residence of St. Roses church in Santa Rosa.
Miss Wilma Hatton was bridesmaid and John Carroll was best man. But few of the many friends of the popular young couple were aware of the plans, and as a result there was an element of surprise in the happy affair. The couple left immediately for the south on a honeymoon trip, and upon their return they will make their home in Bloomfield.
The bride is a sister of Mrs. Jensen, Hazel, Patsy and Carroll Guldager, and a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Guldager. She is a graduate of the Tomales High School and has been attending the San Francisco Normal School. Mr. Kirkland is also a graduate of the Tomales High School, where the romance budded.
Thursday, September 6, 1923
Marriage Licenses
August 23 Manuel SOUZA, 37, Oakland, and Marion HAYDEN, 21, Berkeley
August
23 -Enriio GEORGGI, 33, and Nellie
BURKE, 23, both of
August 23 John T. HOLEN, 28, and Mary J. WALL, 21, both of San Francisco
August 24 Mayer GOLDBEERG, 31, and Marjorie MILLS, 26, both of San Francisco
August
25 Albert BAUER, 25,
August 25 Frank HALLIN, 21 and Eva M. ROURKE, 21, both of San Francisco
August 25 Adolph CICERONE, 33, and Irene L. SMITH, 27, both of San Francisco
August 26 George CANNON, 21, and Edith MORRIS, 19, both of Berkeley
August 29 Emilie A. PEYLOURET, 28, and Leona M. MEYERS, 26, both of Oakland
August 31 Guido BALANESI, 27, San Francisco, and Dina MARTINA, 26, San Anselmo
August 31 Manuel RODGERS, 35, and Mary V. GONSALVES, 25, both of Sausalito
Sept. 1 Norman BAILIFF, 21, of San Francisco, and Wilmeth JOHNSTON, 18, Burney
Sept. 1 Axel SUNDBERG, 40, and Estellie SCHMUBERICK, 42, both of San Francisco
Sept. 1 George DUNCAN, 21, and Dorothy GARZOLI, 24, both of Petaluma
Sept. 4 Donald L. BURBECK, 27, and Evelyn RATHJEN, 21, both of Mill Valley
Thursday, September 13, 1923
Thursday, September 13, 1923
William HANON, editor of the Novato Advance, surprised the people of Novato by taking unto himself a wife in the person of Miss M. Eva SHERLOCK who came here a short time ago from England. We wish them good luck.
Miss Wilma WAITE, daughter of Mrs. Lester Waite of San Francisco and granddaughter of Mrs. Catherine Brown of Novato and niece of Mrs. R. H. Trumbull, was married on Saturday, September 8 at St. Lukes Episcopal church to Fritz George LAVES of Long Beach. Miss Waite was a frequent visitor at the Trumbull home here.
Thursday, September 13, 1923
Frederick W. DICKSON and his bride, the former Miss Katherine RODGERS, are enjoying a three weeks honeymoontrip in the Northwest, having left by automobile following the wedding ceremony performed last Thursday evening.
The ceremony took place in the presence of a few friends and relatives at the home of the brides mother, with Rev. Herbert Thomson officiating.
Walter A. Barnes was the best man, and Mrs. W. A. Barnes, sister of the bride, was the bridesmaid.
Upon their return the couple will make their home at San Geronimo, where Mr. Dickson has a beautiful country residence.
The couple have a host of friends in this vicinity. Mr. Dickson is a wealthy stockman and capitalist. The bride was a member of the faculty of the San Rafael High School and resided here with her mother.
Thursday, September 20, 1923
Marriage Licenses
Sept. 14 Anselme L. COUGERON, 21, and Marcelle IDOUX, 20, both of San Anselmo
Sept. 14 Albert H. BARLOW, 39, and Lettie M. MORIN, 35, both of Oakland
Sept. 15 James MILLER, 28, and Ruth LOPEZ, both of San Francisco
Sept. 17 Edward M. WAHL, 40, and Martha H. STEWART, 40, both of Mill Valley
Sept. 18 Charles G. STUHR, 45, San Anselmo, and Nellie SMART, 35, Portland
Sept. 19 Vernal K. MARION, 30, and Florence C. GOODWIN, 28, both of Petaluma
Sept. 19 Edward R. FREDERICK, 21, and Maud S. GUIDICE, 18, both of Oakland
Thursday, September 20, 1923
Clinton
McCARTHY, well known
Folloiwng the ceremony the bride and groom entertained a number of friends at a wedding banquet. They will make their home in San Francisco upon their return from an automobile trip of two weeks. McCaarthy has been making his home in San Francisco.
Thursday, September 20, 1923
An impressive ceremony, which took place at Memorial Chapel, Stanford University, Saturday, September 8, united in marriage Miss Grace Pearl CUTHBERTSON oaf Mill Valley and John Henry SHOW of Bakersfield.
M. C. Cuthbertson came all the was brom Washington, D.C., to attend the marriage last Saturday of his sister, Miss Grace Cuthbertson, to J. C. Show.
Thursday, September 20, 1923
Thursday, September 27, 1923
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen WHEELER are motoring north today on their honeymoon.
The bride is the former Miss Beatrice CHEDA, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. B. Cheda, and the groom is one of Larkspurs prominent young men, well known here and an employee of a leading San Francisco mercantile firm.
The ceremony took place last night in Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, with Dr. G. M. Cutting, former rector of St. Pauls church here officiating. The wedding guests comprised relatives and several friends of the popular young couple. Miss Edith Simmons, class mate of the bride, was bridesmaid.
Thursday, September 27, 1923
A telegram received last Friday by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. WHITE at their home on D Street gave them their first inkling that their daughter, Miss Octavia, no longer bore their name.
She is now Mrs. Frank CUFFE. Without informing their hosts of friends of their intention, the young couple took a train and rode down to Santa Cruz where they visited the county clerk. They then went down to Capitola. Shortly after reaching there they wired the information to the pretty brides parents.
Both the bride and groom are well known and popular here. The bride has been a member of the Pacific Gas & Electric Companys office force for some time past. The groom, son of Major Thomas Cuffe, is a graduate of the University of California. He is now with the Standard Oil Company here, where he and his bride will establish a home.
Thursday, September 27, 1923
An event of social interest took place in San Francisco last night in the marriage of Mrs. Eugenia M. GOE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. MOULTON, of San Quentin, and Roy M. ZANE, a prominent stockman of Boonville, Mendocino county.
If was a quiet affair, attended only by a few friends. Among those present were Mrs. Moulton, the brides mother, and Mrs. Francis Hyams, a cousin of t he bride.
The groom served overseas and in the war zone with the navy. He was a relative of the late Major Zane, of the United States Marine Corps.
The
bride is well known here and popular. She was a teacher at the
The couple left immediately after the ceremony in a new automobile for a short trip in the southern part of the state. They will return Sunday to remain a few days with the brides parents at San Quentin, after which they will go to the Boonville ranch to reside.
Thursday, September 13, 1923
Frederick W. DICKSON and his bride, the former Miss Katherine RODGERS, are enjoying a three weeks honeymoontrip in the Northwest, having left by automobile following the wedding ceremony performed last Thursday evening.
Thursday, October 4, 1923
Thursday, October 4, 1923
Thursday, October 4, 1923
Marriage Licenses
Sept. 21 William LIVINGSTON, 22, San Francisco, and May BLAKELY, 18, Oakland
Sept. 24 William A. GONSALVES, 31, Petaluma, and Anna C. PACHECO, 22, Tomales
Sept. 25 William J. HILL, 24, and Jeanne A. OUPREY, 10, both of San Francisco
Sept. 26 James C. SHOFNER, 69, Sonoma, and Emma M. EMMONS, 48, Napa
Sept. 26 John DILLON, 31, and Ella HOLMES, 23, both of Big Creek
Sept. 27 Alfred L. SOHL, 23, and Catherine CROOK, 23, both of San Francisco
Sept. 27 James B. BRADY, 40, and Jennie L. REES, both of San Francisco
Sept. 28 Sheldon D. COOPER, 21, and Pearl LAMB, 18, both of San Francisco
Oct. 1 Charles S. PAYNE, 27, and Julia CHARNOCK, 25, both of San Francisco
Oct. 1 James E. ENGLEBART, 28, and Stella M. LEDFORD, 23, both of Healdsburg
Oct. 2 George H. CHAMPAS, 21, and Elsie HANSEN, 18, both of Berkeley
Oct. 2 Karl SANDELL, 35, Oakland, and Olga WALLIN, 38, Los Angeles
Oct. 2 Henry R. MERCER, 39, Winslow, Ariz., and Elsie WATSON, 36, Richmond
Thursday, October 11, 1923
Thursday, October 11, 1923
Marriage Licenses
October 6 Terence BRESNAHAM, 43, and Myrtle E. ANDERSON, both of San Francisco
October 6 Manuel PERRY, 32, Richmond, and Tille NUNES, 25, Berkeley
October 8 Paul MANZELL, 24, and Angelina PIZZO, 21, both of San Francisco
Thursday, October 18, 1923
Marriage Licenses
October 11 Charles H. BOWERS, 25, San Rafael, and Florence FITZPATRICK, 22, Berkeley
October 11 Herman RIEBLING, 24, San Francisco, and Lamoile CODE, 22, Oakland
October
13 Jos. P. CARNAIA, 24, and Marian J. SIMAO, 18, both of
October 13 John M DORNEY, 22, and Edith M. WATSON, 19, both of Oakland
October 13 Dominic PENSABENE, 22, Sausalito, and Catherine GRADY, 22, San Rafael
October 15 James M. FORD, 30, Livermore, and Clara WOODBURY, 20, Sebastopol
Thursday, October 18, 1923
Thursday, October 25, 1923
Marriage Licenses
October 18 Constante RADER, 32, and Angelina SOTTOCORNOLA, 25, both of San Rafael
October
19 -T. H. CARRELL, 52, and Mary
G. HAGERLUND, 50, both of
October 19 Earl C. PECK, 35, and Philcemina E. COSTODIO, 35, both of Oakland
October 19 Charles W. CODY, 46, and Gertrude I. AZRAHAM, 40, both of San Francisco
October 20 Edgar F. DURNAN, 24, San Francisco, and Gladys A. MESSEC, 24, Fairfax
October 20 Thomas B. KIMBALL, 24, Berkeley, and Gertrude C. MITCHELL, 26, Los Angeles
October 20 Clarence E. HAWK, 36, San Francisco, and Adelia SABORN, 30, Stockton
October 20 Israel KATES, 30, and Helen DANZIGER, 21, both of San Francisco
Thursday, October 25, 1923
Thursday, November 1, 1923
Thursday, November 1, 1923
Marriage Licenses
October 23 Joseph SLAGLE, 36, San Francisco, and Adele SIMPSON, 36,Mill Valley
October 24 John S. MENDOSA, 28, Mendocino City, and Winifred B. HOWARD, 18, Fort Bragg
October 25 Edward J. MURREN, 25, and Elsie GONELLA, 19, both of Fairfax
October 27 Edwin G. ABBOT, 42, San Rafael, and Alyce EDWARDS, 40, Sonoma
October 29 James BRUCKER, 23, and Edith JENKINS, 23, both of Santa Rosa
Thursday, November 1, 1923
Thursday, November 8, 1923
Marriage Licenses
Nov. 3 George W. ANDREWS, 26, Healdsburg, and Minerva R. RICKETT, 20, Petaluma
Nov. 3 Eugene MIZZY, 23, and Verna LAINE, 19, both of Sacramento
Nov. 3 Manuel AZEVEDO, 35, and Maria L. SILV, 31, both of San Rafael
Nov. 3 Tony F. SILVA, 36, Santa Rosa, and Florence FARLEY, 36, Oakland
Nov. 3 Charles J. WARDEN, 31, Pasadena, and Germaine LeFLEUR, 26, Castle Rock
Nov. 5 Milan J. PAZNANOVICH, 29, and Marie THOMPSON, 22, both of Santa Rosa
Nov. 5 Jesse O. SANDERS, 29, and Lillie SMITH, 25, both of Eureka
Thursday, November 15, 1923
Pretty Local Girl Becomes Bride
Miss Pearl BENNETT, the beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Cuneo, was married to Hector CRISANTE of San Rafael, on the evening of November 10, 1923.
The wedding took place at the home of the brides parents, Rev. Father Hennessy officiating. The bride was gowned in satin and carried a shower bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Virginia Crisanti, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, and Clarence Bennett, brother of the bride, was best man. At 10:30 a reception was held, after which the newlyweds left on their honeymoon. They will tour the northern part of California, and upon their return from the honeymoon they will reside in San Rafael.
Thursday, November 15, 1923
NOTE: A piece of tape on the newspaper created a black rectangle over a portion of the article when it was microfilmed.
Marriage Licenses
Nov. 8 Roberto PARDINI, 30, and Rosie RASTASINI, 40, both of San Francisco
Nov. 8 George E. DAVIDSON, 41, and Margaret A. WINTER, 44, both of Oakland
Nov. 8 John Henry HARRIS, 25, and Gladys M. JOHNSON, 21, both of San Francisco
Nov. 9 William E. TROGDON, 34, Denver, and Helen MYERS, 28, Los Angeles
Nov. 10 Thomas H. BACHELL?, _?_, and Emily R? YOUNG, 29, both of Oakland
Nov.
10 Hector C. CRISANTE, _?_, and Pearl M. BENNETT, _?_, both of
Nov.
10 Orville R. ____?___, _?_, and Alma MAHON, 19, both of (probably)
Nov.
10 Arthur R. T_______?___ burg, and Evelyn C___?___, both of
Thursday, November 22, 1923
Marriage Licenses
Nov. 15 William BAUMBOGGER, 25, and Marion DAVISON, 19, both of Fresno
Thursday, November 29, 1923
Marriage Licenses
Nov. 23 George V. ELLIS, 37, and Alice T. PLAMANDON, 27, both of Tiburon
Nov. 24 Julius COHEN, 31, and Aileen JOHNSON, 29, both of San Francisco
Nov. 24 Kenniston L. OGDEN, 25, Eugene, Ore., and Edith A. STILLINS, 24, Sebastopol
Thursday, December 6, 1923
Marriage Licenses
Nov. 26 Charles J. KREIGER, 25, and Paula M. GIGL, 23, both of San Francisco
Nov. 26 Joseph T. CONNELLY, 21, and Georgie LYNCH, 18, both of San Francisco
Nov. 26 D. J. DES MARAIS, 31, and Ethel G. SMITH, 31, both of San Francisco
Nov. 27 Walter MULHOLLAND, 24, and June N. ROWLAND, 23 both of San Francisco
Nov. 28 John SCHEURER, 39, and Elizabeth KASTNER, 36, both of Sausalito
Nov. 28 Robert GIOVANNINI, 25, and Theresa GONELLA, 24, both of Occidental
Dec. 1 David G. DONALDSON, 24, and Emma G. SHAPTER, 20, both of San Anselmo
Dec. 3 John J. MULLEN, 22, Oakland, and Ila M. EURBANKS, 23, Richmond
Dec. 3 James J. KING, 38, and Cora N. NEELY, 36, both of San Francisco
Dec. 3 Milton J. PATERSON, 31, and Marie PERKINS, 40, both of San Francisco
Dec. 3 Gaston D. GARDNER, 26, and Ruth M. WILLIAMS, 23, both of Santa Rosa
Dec. 4 Harold ABBOTT, 20, San Francisco and Azalea LANZ, 17, Campbell
Dec. 5 Dean C. WALKER, 23, and Frances PETRASKA, 18, both of Napa
Dec. 5 Louis P. BATTAGLIO, 24, and Florence E. SEARS, 24, both of San Francisco
Dec. 5 Martin SIMONEZ, 40, and Lillian CORDANO, 26, both of Santa Rosa
Thursday, December 13, 1923
Marriage Licenses
Dec. 8 Louis A. BORBA, 39, Sebastopol, and Uno L. ALBUSCH, 20, Petaluma
Dec. 8 Thomas H. MOORE, 48, and Charlotte A. HUNTINGTON, 42, both of Oakland
Dec. 8 James S. KEANE, 21, and Etta M. SMETHURST, 19, both of San Francisco
Dec. 8 Walter R. HENNING, 23, Sausalito, and Herma B. PETERSON, 19, Delhi
Dec. 10 George MOHLER, 22, Petaluma, and Clara HUNTLEY, 20, Fallon
Dec. 10 - Charles JACINE, 21, and Evelyn MUNRO, 19, both of San Francisco
Dec. 10 Thomas O. DAVIES, 48, and Mabel C. HAUSBROUGS, 43, both of Oakland
Dec. 10 Albert E. LAMBERT, 44, San Antonio, and Leona ARCHES, 44, Oakland
Dec.
10 Enock ISRAELSON,22, Berkeley,
and Evelyn CHASE, 21,
Thursday, December 20, 1923
Marriage Licenses
Dec. 13 Forest BELKNAP, 30, and Anna L. WELCH, 30, both of Santa Rosa
Dec.
13 Chas. B. OLDS, 37, Piedmont, and Merle L. LONG, 27,
Dec. 15 Fred A. PRICE, 28, Oakland, and Dorothy A. FAUNT, 26, Sausalito
Dec. 15 George RYNO, 21, Sacramento, and Claire RESENDES, 19, Bodega
Dec. 17 James C. HOBART, Jr., 29, Atlanta, and Helen E. SLAUGHTER, 27, Berkeley
Dec, 19 Fred R. MILLER, 33, Sebastopol, and Lotta Jean ROSE, 28, Santa Rosa
Dec. 19 John N. PENEFF, 38, and Evelyn WOODALL, 41, both of San Francisco
Dec. 19 Irving W. HALL, 22, and Augustina L. FAURE, 21, both of Corte Madera
Thursday, December 20, 1923
Thursday, December 27, 1923
Marriage Licenses
Dec. 21 Grant CARR, 56, and Susan CARR, 55, both of San Jose
Dec. 24 Thomas G. FELIZ, 45, and Vivien APPLETON, 35, both of Monterey
Dec. 24 Eugene A. BREYMAN, 27, San Francisco, and Helen MOREY, 23, Mill Valley
Dec. 26 Charles WEYHE, 42, Santa Rosa, and Mary M. BEALER, 39, of Monte Rio