Marriages 1904 – 4th Quarter

Marin County Tocsin - Saturday, October 1, 1904, page 3
BOGAN COCHRANE	Mrs. Charles Bogan has announced the engagement of her daughter Sarah BOGAN to Lieut. Joseph COCHRANE of Folsom.
BLOOM HOWELL	The engagement of Mr. A.J. BLOOM of Chileno Valley and Miss Eva HOWELL of Duncan’s Mills is announced. The bride elect is the lovely daughter of Mrs. E. Howell of Duncan Springs. Mr. Bloom is a director and heavy stockholder of the Petaluma National Bank and a prominent Knight Templar and Elk. He is also a large landowner in this county.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 6, 1904, page 8
Marriage Licenses
SMITH SMITH	September 28	T.H. SMITH, age 23, and Clara A. SMITH, age 21, both of San Francisco
ADAIR SHERIDAN	September 29	Robert ADAIR, age 21, and Ann E. SHERIDAN, age 23, both of San Francisco
DUNSTALL WAGNER	October 1	Ernest DUNSTALL, age 40, and Lorraine L. WAGNER, age 20, both of San Francisco
MARTIN MORALES	October 3	Alex MARTIN, age 23, and Fannie MORALES, age 17, both of Marshall
HART JOHNSON	October 4	A.H. HART, age 23, and Leah JOHNSON, age 18, both of Oakland
SHERER HOHWEISNER	October 4	Rex W. SHERER, age 28, of San Francisco, and Angelita L. HOHWEISNER, age 19, of San Rafael
McMAHON MEUNIER	October 4	J.R. McMAHON, age 39, and Betty MEUNIER, age 42, both of San Francisco

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 13, 1904, page 8
Marriage Licenses
BURNS JOHNSON	October 5	Matthew BURNS, age 27, and Emma JOHNSON, age 27, both of Alameda
DE COSTA FAUSTINA	October 6	Antonio DE COSTA, age 28, and Juana FAUSTINA, age 20, both of San Rafael
WOODS COFFEE	October 6	Enos WOODS, age 45, and Henrietta COFFEE, age 30, both of San Francisco
FLEISHACKER GERSTLE	October 7	Mortimer FLEISHACKER, age over 21, and Bella Florence GERSTLE, age over 21, both of San Francisco
DOLAN BARKDULL	October 7	Andrew DOLAN, age 23, and Lena BARKDULL, age 22, both of San Francisco
OVERHOLSER McCONNELL	October 7	W.R. OVERHOLSER, age 27, and Maggie M. McCONNELL, age 26, both of San Francisco
NIPPER GRONAWITTER	October 7	J.D. NIPPER, age 51, and Marie L. GRONAWITTER, age 43, both of San Francisco
WILLIAMS MALONE	October 7	Peter J. WILLIAMS, age 23, and Nellie M. MALONE, age 20, both of Oakland
HINIKER CALLAHAN	October 8	B.F. HINIKER, age 29, of Larkspur, and Margaret CALLAHAN, age 19, of San Francisco
REILLY McHENRY	October 8	John REILLY, age over 21, and Mae McHENRY, age over 18, both of San Francisco
CLARK AITKEN	October 8	Walter C. CLARK, age over 21, and Florence J. AITKEN, age over 18, both of Berkeley
ROSE CROOKS	October 8	S.W. ROSE, age 21, and J.B. CROOKS, age over 18, both of San Francisco

Marin County Tocsin - Saturday, October 15, 1904, page 3
DUFFICY FRIEDLANDER	Judge and Mrs. Dufficy have announced the engagement of their daughter, Alicia DUFFICY, to Dr. FRIEDLANDER of San Leandro. The date for the wedding has not been set.
REIS HUIE	The engagement is announced of Miss Lillie REIS of San Francisco and William HUIE. Miss Reis is a sister of Mrs. Julian Sonntag and a most attractive young lady. Mr. Huie is the eldest of four brothers, and the son of Mrs. Robert Huie, a well known Southern family. The wedding will shortly take place, but no date has yet been fixed.
POWERS DAVIS	Another engagement has just been announced, that of Dr. G.H. POWERS, son of our genial Dr. George Powers, and Miss Madeline DAVIS of Boston.
SALE PLANT	The engagement of Miss Katherine SALE to Mr. Tracy R. PLANT, of Lorin, Ohio, has just been announced. The marriage will take place in November. Miss Sale is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Sale, formerly of this city. The young couple have been fellow students at the State University and the young lady has many friends in this city who will wish them both much happiness.
GERSTLE FLEISHACKER	Wedding Bells Last Wednesday, the elegant home of Mrs. Gerstle was a scene of beauty. Miss Belle GERSTLE became the bride of Mortimer FLEISHACKER. Miss Gerstle has been a prominent belle in society in San Francisco, and much beloved by her large circle of friends. She is a tall stately brunette. Miss Lilienthal attended the bride as maid of honor, and Miss Greenbaum, Miss Alma Levison, and Miss Edith Mack, Miss Elsa Frank, Miss Clara Joseph, Miss May Lilienthal, Miss Elsa Rosenbaum, Miss Grace Hecht were bridesmaids. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Voorsanger. About 200 guests were present. The couple immediately left for Europe where they will travel for some time before taking up residence in San Francisco.
SHERER HOHWIESNER	Wedding Bells The Hohwiesner home was the scene of one of the most interesting weddings this season. On Saturday afternoon last, Miss Angelita HOHWIESNER became the bride of Rex W. SHERER of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Clemens Hohwiesner are among the most prominent residents of San Rafael. Rev. Mr. Brewer performed the ceremony. The bride was attended by her cousin, Miss Emily Schmetzkoff, as maid of honor, and her two sisters, Misses Henrietta and Louise Hohwiesner were her bridesmaids. Fred L. Barry was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Sherer will make their home in San Francisco.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 20, 1904, page 1
DOLLAR HAMILTON	Melville DOLLAR Takes a Bride A wedding of interest to the people of this city took place at Portland last Monday when Melville DOLLAR and Miss Bessie HAMILTON were united in marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dollar of this city, the parents of the groom, were present at the wedding, having gone North for that purpose.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 20, 1904, page 3
URQUHART GRAY	Sausalito Notes The wedding of Miss Agnes URQUHART, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Urquhart, to James E. GRAY, took place at Christ Church last evening.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 20, 1904, page 8
Marriage Licenses
LAMONT CUTLER	October 10	James B. LAMONT, age 27, and Ethel CUTLER, age 27, both of Vallejo
BETTINI CARNOVALI	October 10	Batista BETTINI, age 36, and Emma CARNOVALI, age 19, both of Fairfax
O’NIELL PRETORIOUS	October 10	S.V. O’NIELL, age 22, and C.M. PRETORIOUS, age 22, both of San Francisco
YOUNG ROUSE	October 11	George W. YOUNG, age over 21, of Chicago, and Jessie L. ROUSE, age over 18, of Oakland
MASON FOSTER	October 11	A.L. MASON, age 36, and Gladys M. FOSTER, age 31, both of San Francisco
COUNCILMAN MUNSTON	October 12	George S. COUNCILMAN, age 31, and Celia A. MUNSTON, age 20, both of San Francisco
GROSMAN MEYER	October 12	John B. GROSMAN, age 55, and Sophie MEYER, age 25, both of San Francisco
GRAHAM BROAD	October 12	James A. GRAHAM, age 24, and Julia L. BROAD, age 17, both of Berkeley
LENBERG LARSEN	October 14	Elmer LENBERG, age 34, and Alma F. LARSEN, age 25, both of Oakland
EWART CROSS	October 15	R. EWART, age 51, of Sausalito, and Carolyn CROSS, age 38, of San Francisco
NIXON ADAMS	October 15	W.J. NIXON, age over 21, of San Francisco, and Suse ADAMS, age over 18, of Colma
RICE BANKHEAD	October 15	W.C. RICE, age 33, and Jennie BANKHEAD, age 22, both of San Francisco
HAMILTON WEDEKIND	October 15	C.F. HAMILTON, age 28, and Louise E.W. WEDEKIND, age 21, both of Oakland

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 27, 1904
KELLY LONGLEY	An interesting wedding took place here Sunday evening when Miss Mamie KELLY became the bride of Oliver LONGLEY. The ceremony took place at the residence of Father Phillips and was performed by Father Egan. Mr. Longley is now a resident of the city, and is well known in Bolinas and Olema where he formerly resided. Miss Kelly was born and raised here and is popular among a large number of friends.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 27, 1904, page 2

HOTLE DICKSON

Petaluma Argus – The HOTLE-DICKSON wedding occurred on Wednesday at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.S. Dickson on the Sonoma Mountain. Beneath a wedding bell and two white doves, Dr. Dille, assisted by Rev. Hotle of Oakland pronounced the words that made them man and wife. Mary Luella DICKSON is a native daughter and loved by all who knew her for genial disposition and sociability and earnest work as a Christian in all its reality. Mr. HOTLE of Sebastopol is well and favorably known as an earnest Christian gentleman.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 27, 1904, page 3
GARDNER BURT	Mill Valley Notes The wedding of Miss GARDNER and Samuel BURT took place at the home of the bride’s parents, at Millwood, last Saturday. A large number of friends were present.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, October 27, 1904, page 8
Marriage Licenses
GRAY URQUHART	October 18	James E. GRAY, age over 21, and Floy A. URQUHART, age over 18, both of Sausalito
NAGLE MARRIN	October 18	John NAGLE, age 22, and Julia MARRIN, age 20, both of San Francisco
BURT GARDNER	October 21	Samuel M. BURT, age over 21, and Georgina GARDNER, age over 18, both of Mill Valley
HINER BAGLEY	October 21	Charles C. HINER, age 27, of San Francisco, and Dolly L. BAGLEY, age 24, of Kansas
LONGLEY KELLY	October 22	Oliver LONGLEY, age 24, and Mamie KELLY, age 22, both of San Rafael
MOTT SHERIDAN	October 22	Sydney MOTT, age 23, of Oakland, and Lottie SHERIDAN, age 18, of Berkeley
PERRY DOHERTY	October 22	Nash A. PERRY, age 23, and Sarah DOHERTY, age 22, both of San Francisco
BUSCH FRYE	October 22	Jos. BUSCH, age 30, and Lulu M. FRYE, age 21, both of San Francisco
WINALL BROSNAN	October 22	Stuart A. WINALL, age 42, and Josie BROSNAN, age 34, both of San Francisco
McKARLEY SAXTON	October 24	John McKARLEY, age 21, of San Francisco, and Hazel SAXTON, age 19, of Berkeley
BRAY RUSH	October 24	F.A. BRAY, age over 21, and E.M. RUSH, age over 18, both of San Francisco

The Marin Journal - Thursday, November 3, 1904, page 1

MOULDER NICHOLS

Former San Rafael Man is Married Last Wednesday afternoon in San Francisco, Miss Charlotte MOULDER became the bride of Charles C. NICHOLS of this city. The ceremony took place at the bride’s house. Miss Grace Nichols, a sister of the groom, and Miss Allyce Wilkins, a niece, attended the bride. The ceremony was performed by the Right Rev. Archbishop Riordan, assisted by Rev. Father Ramon. The bride is the daughter of the late Andrew J. Moulder, for many years Superintendent of public schools in San Francisco. She is handsome, highly accomplished and is exceedingly popular. The groom is an old resident of this city, and has a large number of friends here who will be pleased to hear of his good fortune. He is a brother of Mrs. Treanor W. Park.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, November 3, 1904, page 3

GARDNER BURT

Mill Valley Notes One of the prettiest home weddings ever celebrated in the Valley took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gardner at Millwood a week ago last Saturday, when their charming daughter, Miss Georgina GARDNER, became the bride of Samuel M. BURT. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Henry Howitt. On their return from their honeymoon trip, the happy couple will reside here permanently.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, November 3, 1904, page 8
Marriage Licenses
MAHONEY BEDWELL	October 25	James E. MAHONEY, age over 21, and Edith A. BEDWELL, age over 18, both of Stockton
KIERNAN CARROLL	October 25	M.J. KIERNAN, age 50, and Mary CARROLL, age 35, both of Oakland
JONES MARTIN	October 26	B.R. JONES, age 24, and Mae MARTIN, age 19, both of San Francisco
CLAY BRANNER	October 27	Adolph M. CLAY, age over 21, and Ethel C. BRANNER, age over 18, both of San Francisco
PAULSEN SUESSER	October 28	Gustav F. PAULSEN, age 26, and Martha M. SUESSER, age 26, both of San Francisco
STOCKTON KIDWARD	October 28	Fred J. STOCKTON, age 22, and Carrie J. KIDWARD, age 22, both of San Francisco
HOWELL JONES	October 29	John S. HOWELL, age 30, and Elsie A. JONES, age 30, both of Hopland
BEYER RUSSELL	October 29	F.C. BEYER, age 37, of San Francisco, and H. RUSSELL, age 24, of Nevada City
WATT SPOFFORD	October 31	George WATT, age 38, of Oakland, and Firena SPOFFORD, age 27, of Wheatland

The Marin Journal - Thursday, November 10, 1904, page 5

OLMSTED HOUX

Petaluma Argus – At the home of the bride’s parents on Liberty Street hill at 1 o’clock Tuesday afternoon John Alexander OLMSTED, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Olmsted, claimed in marriage Miss Aletha Jocephine HOUX, second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Houx. Rev. S.C. Patterson of the First Congre-gational Church tied the knot. The bride’s sister, Miss Pearl Houx, was the bridesmaid. Reginale Perrier of Berkeley was best man. Both young people are graduates of the state university and are very popular in their set. The groom is at present foreman and business manager of the Argus.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, November 10, 1904
Marriage Licenses
LARSEN MARTIN	November 2	Walter LARSEN, age 26, and Christine MARTIN, age 22, both of Oakland
NEUMANN HEIN	November 2	Julius NEUMANN, age 48, and Emma HEIN, age 38, both of San Francisco
ZIGNEGO FISCHER	November 2	Tony ZIGNEGO, age 30, and Emma FISCHER, age 19, both of Stockton
WILLI JANSEN	November 2	A.W. WILLI, age over 21, and Mamie A. JANSEN, age over 18, both of San Francisco
FRASER RIVERS	November 2	Robert FRASER, age 32, and Sophie RIVERS, age 28, both of San Francisco

The Marin Journal - Thursday, November 17, 1904, page 1
McDERMOTT AXTELL	Miss Agnes McDERMOTT and John AXTELL were married in the presence of a large number of friends at St. Raphael’s Church in this city last Sunday afternoon by Father Egan. The bride is the daughter of our old pioneer resident P. McDermott. She is pretty and has a host of friends. The groom is the popular employee of the North Shore Railroad. The young couple will reside at their home on A Street.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, November 17, 1904, page 8
Marriage Licenses
AXTELL McDERMOTT	November 9	John A. AXTELL, age over 21, and Agnes C. McDERMOTT, age over 18, both of San Rafael
SHAFFER WILSON	November 9	Dewitt C. SHAFFER, age 50, of Oakland, and Dora E. WILSON, age 42, of San Francisco
WOODS WOODS	November 10	William H. WOODS, age 32, and Florence WOODS, age 28, both of San Francisco
PETERS BUCHER	November 11	F.R. PETERS, age 35, of Alameda, and Elsie BUCHER, age 20, of Oakland