Marriages 1905 – 3^rd Quarter

The Marin Journal - Thursday, July 13, 1905, page 1

DANIELS WINN

The Popular Teacher Marries Mr. Ralph C. Daniels A Quiet Home Wedding – Reception to Friends and Former Pupils One of the prettiest home weddings of the season took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Winn at 228 Bay View Street in this city last Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock when their charming and talented daughter Miss Myra WINN became the bride of Mr. Ralph C. DANIELS. The house had been beautifully decorated for the occasion and no detail was neglected to make it a perfect home wedding. A number of near relatives and close friends attended. The presents were many and costly and will long serve to remind the happy couple of the time when they united their fortunes. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. H. Atkinsonof the Congregational church, who has long been a friend of the family. The bride was attended by her cousin Miss Elleanor Rush. Among those present were: Miss Carrie Lamoree, Mrs. Winnifred Gunn, Mrs. W. H. Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Clifford, General and Mrs. Llewellyn Haskell, Miss Marie Borough, Miss Elsie Hermann, Mr. Randall Borough, Mr. Robert Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Eckhoff, Mrs. Burnham, the two Misses Burnham and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson. At eight o'clock in the evening a reception was given in the former High School pupils of the bride. The merry young people thronged to the house to wish both the bride and groom good-luck and long lives. Professor Drew and wife were also present and added to the enjoyment of the occasion by some fine singing. On Monday evening another reception followed. Among those present were: Mrs. Chas. Harlan, Mrs. T. E. Jordon, Mrs. Barclay, Mr. and Mrs. Orey Short, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. B. Drake, Miss Helen Dixon, Miss McDonald, Miss Madge Nagels, Miss Emelie Rhine, Mrs. Frank, Miss Gussie Jordon, Miss Addie Day, Miss Marie Borough, Mr. Randall Borough, Mr. Samuel Barclay and Mr. Harry Morris. On Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Daniels departed for Daggett, San Bernardino county, where Mr. Daniels is employed as a chemist in the borax works.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, July 13, 1905, page 8
SUTHERLAND FASSETT	Jun 27	S. J. SUTHERLAND, age 30 years, and Mary A. FASSETT, age 21 years, both of Angel Island
BYLES FRANKLIN	Jun 28	Austin B. BYLES, age 25 years, and Frances M. FRANKLIN, age 25 years, both of San Francisco
KRIESS STEWART	Jun 28	Russell KRIESS, age 23 years, of San Francisco, and Minnie STEWART, age 20 years, of San Jose
HOOD DIZARD	Jun 28	James E. HOOD, age 32 years, of Chicago, and Ida M. DIZARD, age 30 years, of Oakland
CALAIS VAN KILSDONK	Jun 28	George W. CALAIS, age 24 years, and Frances VAN KILSDONK, age 20 years, both of San Francisco
O’DONNELL ACTON	Jun 30	Bernard O'DONNELL, over 21 years, and Olive B. ACTON, over 21 years, both of San Francisco
GORMAN WESTON	Jul 1	Wesley G. GORMAN, age 22 years, and Dorris A. WESTON, age 19 years, both of San Rafael
BRADLEY PRICE	Jul 3	J. F. BRADLEY, age 21 years, of Tiburon, and I.M. PRICE, age 18 years, of Willits
FRANCISCO DEWEESE	Jul 3	A. C. FRANCISCO, over 21 years, and Annie B. DEWEESE, age 21 years, both of Sacramento
DORSEY COOK	Jul 3	Daniel DORSEY, age 29 years, and Ella COOK, age 25 years, both of San Francisco
KNICK OATES	Jul 3	B. KNICK, age 28 years, and Annie OATES, age 22 years, both of San Francisco
TOLLEY LYTTLE	Jul 5	James TOLLEY, age 28 years, of Vallejo, and Minerva LYTTLE, age 23 years, of San Francisco
KITTO CAREY	Jul 5	Alfred J. KITTO, age 20 years, and Edna L. CAREY, age 17 years, both of Oakland
RAVN SORENSON	Jul 6	Christian H. RAVN, age 32 years and Annie K. SORENSON, age 20 years, both of Novato
HOSTON BREISE	Jul 6	Manley HOSTON, age 25 years, and Marguerite BREISE, age 22 years, both of Taylor, Shasta county
DEMPSEY LEAVENWORTH	Jul 6	Charles E. DEMPSEY, age 33 years, and Florence LEAVENWORTH, age 33 years, both of San Francisco
DANIELS WINN	Jul 8	Ralph C. DANIELS, age 29 years, of San Francisco, and Myra WINN, age 24 years, of San Rafael
BREITENBACH GAINES	Jul 11	George BREITENBACH, age 46 years, of Sonoma, and Harriet E. GAINES, age 42 years, of San Francisco

Marin County Tocsin - Saturday July 15, 1905, page 3

WINN DANIELS

Last Sunday afternoon a very pretty home wedding took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Winn on Bay View street in this city. The bride was Miss Myra WINN, one of the popular teachers of the High School, and the groom Mr. Ralph C. DANIELS. Every art was used to decorate the home in a befitting manner, and a large number of relatives and intimate friends were in attendance. Rev. W. H. Atkinson, being an old friend of the family, performed the ceremony. Miss Eleanor Rush, a cousin of the bride, was the bridesmaid. The following were present: Mrs. Chas. Harlan, Mrs. T. E. Jordan, Mrs. Barclay, Mr. and Mrs. Orey Short, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. B. Drake, Miss Helen Dixon, Miss McDonald, Miss Madge Nagle, Miss Emelie Rhein, Mrs. Frank, Miss Gussie Jordan, Miss Addie Day, Miss Marie Borough, Mr. Randall Borough, Mr. Samuel Barclay and Mr. Harry Morris. At 8 o'clock a reception was given to the former pupils of the bride from the High School. A merry time was had by one and all who came to wish the bride and bridegroom all the good things of life. On Monday evening the following attended another reception: Miss Carrie Lamoree, Mrs. Winnifred Gunn, Mrs. W. H. Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Clifford, General and Mrs. Llewellyn Haskell, Miss Marie Borough, Miss Elsie Hermann, Mr. Randall Borough, Mr. Robert Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Eckhoff, Mrs. Burnham, the two Misses Burnham and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson. On the afternoon of Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Daniels left for their new home at Daggett, San Bernardino County.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, July 20, 1905, page 8
PAIGE BURSOTTI	Jul 12	Edward D. PAIGE, age 26 years, and Mary BURSOTTI, age 23 years, both of San Francisco
GOUCHER PETERSEN	Jul 12	William H. GOUCHER, age 55 years, of Los Angeles, and Elaine P. PETERSEN, age 30 years, of San Francisco
NATHAN TURNER	Jul 12	Ralph H. NATHAN, age 26 years, and Flora A. TURNER, age 22 years, both of San Francisco
REGALIO ROSSIBERTOLI	Jul 12	Domingo REGALIO, age 27 years, and Natalina ROSSIBERTOLI, age 21 years, both of San Rafael
HAND FRIE	Jul 12	John R. HAND, age over 21 years, and Tillie O. FRIE, age over 21 years, both of San Francisco
LENNON PETERSON	Jul 13	Daniel S. LENNON, age 26 years, and Agnes PETERSON, age 27 years, both of San Francisco
GUIDE GUIDE	Jul 17	John GUIDE, age 25 years, and Jennie GUIDE, age 19 years, both of San Francisco
McCORD VOIGT	Jul 17	Robert A. McCORD, age 30 years, and Annie VOIGT, age 30 years, both of San Francisco

Sausalito News – Saturday, July 22, 1905, page 3
McADAMS EZEKIEL	Married in Sausalito, July 16^th, 1905, by J.H. Pryor, Justice of the Peace, Oliver McADAMS and Miss Clara EZEKIEL, both of Sausalito

The Marin Journal - Thursday, July 27, 1905, page 8
ROSEBROOK BYRNE	Jul 18	L. E. ROSEBROOK, age 22 years, and Lucille BYRNE, age 19 years, both of San Francisco
TAFT GALLICK	Jul 18	W. A. TAFT, age 40 years, and Mrs. Susie GALLICK, age 38 years, both of San Francisco
KNIGHTHART NESBIT	Jul 18	Frank KNIGHTHART, age 26 years, and Agnes C. NESBIT, age 27 years, both of San Francisco
MAHONY SHARTZER	Jul 18	W. H. MAHONY, age 55 years, of Larkspur, and Margaret D. SHARTZER, age 40 years, of Sausalito
SIEMON KIRSCH	Jul 18	A. B. SIEMON, age 36 years, and M. KIRSCH, age 35 years, both of San Francisco
BAUER TAYLOR	Jul 19	Phillip F. BAUER, age 36 years, and Annie TAYLOR, age 25 years, both of San Francisco
MOISAN ENGLEHART	Jul 20	Charles E. MOISAN, age 23 years, and Elsie ENGLEHART, age 19 years, both of Berkeley
ZARRO RE	Jul 20	Luigi ZARRO, age 28 years, and Guiseppina RE, age 21 years, both of San Rafael
ROBINSON MASON	Jul 20	Wilson ROBINSON, age 46 years, and Ethel A. MASON, age 28 years, both of San Francisco
McGREER MAYLE	Jul 20	A. McGREER, age 21 years, of Berkeley, and J. MAYLE, age 17 years, of San Francisco
KRAUL PARKER	Jul 20	C. M. KRAUL, age 26 years, of Alameda, and Pearl M. PARKER, age 22 years, of San Francisco
MOREHOUSE HATHAWAY	Jul 24	Willis E. MOREHOUSE, age 24 years, of Cleveland, O., and Mollie E. HATHAWAY, age 24 years, of Palo Alto
SULLIVAN BROWN	Jul 24	Andrew W. SULLIVAN, age 25 years, and Gabrella H. BROWN, age 23 years, both of San Jose

Sausalito News – Saturday, July 29, 1905, page 3
CARLISLE BROUGHTON	The engagement has been announced of Miss Florence Ward CARLISLE, of Sausalito, to Mr. Leslie Wreden BROUGHTON, a well-to-do young draughtsman of Sidney, Australia, who intends locating in San Francisco. The Sausalito News understands it will be a long engagement. Miss Carlisle is one of the prettiest, sweetest, and most accomplished girls in the county.
MAHONEY SHARTZER	William MAHONEY, the well known attorney of San Francisco and this county, was married to Margaret D. SHARTZER at San Rafael on July 18^th, by Rev. Dr. Ulrich. The bride was proprietress of the Casa Madrona Hotel in Sausalito and is well known here.

Marin Journal - Thursday, August 3, 1905, page 5

LUNT ANDERSON

An interesting wedding took place last Sunday just before high noon when Miss Lottie LUNT of Mill Valley and Mr. Edgar W. ANDERSON of Portland, Ore., were united at the First Congregational church in San Francisco, Cal. Miss Lunt is an unusually attractive and accomplished girl and has a wide circle of acquaintances in this city and San Francisco, having been a resident of this city for a number of years past. Miss Lunt is the only daughter of Laura J. and the late Amos Lunt, and sister of Arnold E. Lunt, one of the most popular employees of the North Shore Railroad. She graduated from our local High school and also from the California Business College, San Francisco. Mr. Anderson is a member of the Multanomah Athletic Club of Portland, and a well-known athlete along the coast. He is the son of Mr. H. Anderson, who is a prominent merchant of that city. The couple will make their future home in Portland after a bridal journey that will include most of the coast cities.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, August 3, 1905, page 8
SAUNDERS OGLESBY	Jul 25	Harry M. SAUNDERS, age 44 years, and Estella A. OGLESBY, age 26 years, both of San Francisco
FLEMING GATGENS	Jul 26	W. FLEMING, age 25 years, and Tina GATGENS, age 21 years, both of San Francisco
HUNTER LOGAN	Jul 26	V. V. HUNTER, age 23 years, and May LOGAN, age 18 years, both of Oakland
KEITHLY FANNING	Jul 27	E. S. KEITHLY, age 39 years, and Sarah A. FANNING, age 44 years, both of Healdsburg
JOHNSTON STEWART	Jul 31	Edward JOHNSTON, age over 21 years, and Alice STEWART, age over 18 years, both of Oakland
CAVERLY COTTY	Jul 31	Andrew CAVERLY, age 30 years, and Josephine COTTY, age 22 years, both of San Francisco
HIGUERA MASON	Jul 31	Peter Pio HIGUERA, age over 21 years, and Margaret L. MASON, age over 21 years, both of Oakland
ANDERSON MANNING	Jul 31	Andrew M. ANDERSON, age 24 years, and Claire MANNING, age 23 years, both of San Francisco

Marin County Tocsin - Saturday, August 5, 1905, page 3
SHATZER MAHONEY	The Rev. W. Ulrich of the Methodist Church united in marriage last week Miss Margaret D. SHATZER of Sausalito and Attorney William MAHONEY of Larkspur.

Sausalito News – Saturday, August 5, 1905, page 3

SYMONDS CROKER

The engagement of Miss Alice L. SYMONDS of San Francisco to Frederick CROKER of Ross has just been made public. The fair fiancée is the eldest daughter of Clarence M. Symonds, manager of the American Can Co. of San Francisco. Miss Symonds is a most accomplished pianist. At present she is completing her education at the San Francisco Girls High School, from which she will graduate this year. She is a beautiful young girl of he blond type with an engaging and attractive manner. Mr. Croker is one of Marin’s most active young business men. As head of the real estate firm of Croker & Co., he was one of the first to attract the attention of homeseekers to Ross Valley. He is building for his future home a cozy little bungalow in Ross Valley Park. The marriage will take place in January of next year.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, August 10, 1905, page 8
HEYDENFELDT WILLI	Aug 1	Thor HEYDENFELDT, age 27 years, and Clarice WILLI, age 20 years, both of San Francisco
ASHER MARGOT	Aug 2	Samuel E. ASHER, age 40 years, and Theresa MARGOT, age 36 years, both of San Francisco
DEPENDENER ATWOOD	Aug 5	Benjamin F. DEPENDENER, age 26 years, of San Quentin, and Vitae ATWOOD, 23 years, of Auburn

Sausalito News – Saturday, August 12, 1905, page 3
FAILING	Miss Louise FAILING, who will be well remembered by many Sausalitans as the charming daughter of Captain Failing, formerly commander of the cutter McCulloch, is to be married next Sunday, in Edgerton, MA. The Failings formerly lived in the Neal Cottage, and Miss Failing was quite noted for her beautiful voice.
COUGHLIN PILLSBURY	The engagement has been announced of Miss Ella A. COUGHLIN, one of Sausalito’s most charming and popular young ladies, to Mr. Earl D. PILLSBURY, a prosperous wholesale merchant of San Francisco. The wedding, which will take place in the middle of next month, will be a private one, at the the bride’s residence in Sausalito

The Marin Journal - Thursday, August 24, 1905, page 1

HERZOG LEVY

Last Sunday, surrounded by her family and friends, charming and popular Miss Leontine HERZOG became the bride of A. Slayer LEVY. The ceremony was performed at the beautiful home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Herzog on Mission street in this city. For weeks past elaborate preparations for the event had been made, the completeness of which was apparent, in the beautiful decorated house, and the attention to detail which made the wedding one of the prettiest ever seen in this city. The ceremony was performed in the garden beneath a blower of flowers. Rabbi M. S. Levy of San Francisco officiated. The bridesmaid was Miss L. Levy, a sister of the groom and Mr. L. Goldsmith attended the fortunate man. The flower girls were Miss Miriam Blumenthal and Miss Florence Brown. After the ceremony, the guests, numbering one hundred and sixty six, sat down to a wedding breakfast prepared by Caterer Leon Cohn of San Francisco. After this, the young couple slipped away on an automobile and caught the train at San Anselmo. They are now enjoying their honeymoon at Coronado Beach. Miss Leontine was the last of the seven children of Mr. and Mrs. Herzog to be married. She was likewise the youngest. She was born and raised here and some idea of her popularity can be gathered from the fact that rarely has a young lady ever received more or costlier presents than those with which her friends surrounded her.

Marin County Tocsin - Saturday, August 26, 1905, page 3

HERZOG LEVY

For days past an unusual stir around the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Herzog had caused neighbors and friends to surmise something was going to happen, so the event came off last Sunday, when, surrounded by her family and friends, the popular and charming Miss Leontine HERZOG became the bride of A. Slayer LEVY. The wedding ceremony presented a beautiful sight. In the background was an arbor of beautiful evergreens and flowers which formed a pleasing contrast with the lovely white gowns of the lady guests. Beneath a bower of garlands of roses the bride and groom stood to receive the benediction of Rabbi M. S. Levy, while the string orchestra had just completed the wedding march from Lohengrin. The father of the bride gave the daughter away, and the mother of the groom gave the son away. The wedding march was followed by brothers and sisters of the bride and groom. After the ceremony the guests, numbering one hundred and seventy, sat down to a wedding breakfast prepared by the celebrated caterer, Leon Cohn. During the feast the couple slipped away in an automobile and caught a train at San Anselmo, enroute for Coronado Beach, where they are enjoying their honeymoon. Miss Leontine was the last of the seven children of Mr. and Mrs. Herzog to be married. She was likewise the youngest. She was born and raised here, and some idea of her popularity can be gathered from the fact that rarely has a young lady ever received more or costlier presents than those with which her friends surrounded her. The ushers received the guests at the Sausalito ferry, where the decorated special cars were in waiting. On their arrival at San Rafael every stable in the city was represented with conveyances to bring the gathering to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Herzog. The bride wore a beautiful gown of rich white silk, made Princess style and elaborately trimmed in Duchess lace and orange blossoms. She also wore a beautiful white veil extending to the hem of her gown and held in place by orange blossoms. The bridesmaid, Miss L. Levy, sister of the groom, also wore a becoming gown of white silk. Mr. L. Goldsmith, an intimate friend of the groom, acted as best man. Master George Herzog, grandson of Mr. M. Herzog, was the ring bearer. The young man looked exceedingly cute in a white silk suite with gold trimmings, George Washington style. Miss Miriam Blumenthal and Miss Florence Brown appeared sweet in white satin as flower girls. The wedding march formed in the parlors of the residence and continued down the front steps under one continuous canopy of evergreens and ferns, interlaced with beautiful flowers, on to the lawn. The presents were costly and numerous.

Sausalito News – Saturday, August 26, 1905, page 3
PILLSBURY COUGHLAN	Married in San Francisco, August 20^th, 1905, by the Rev. Father Prendergast, Earl D. PILLSBURY of San Francisco and Ella A. COUGHLAN of Sausalito.

The Marin Journal - Thursday, August 31, 1905, page 8
ARMSTRONG SPEARS	Aug 14	R. B. ARMSTRONG, age 21, to Mary L. SPEARS, over 21, both of San Francisco
ROBINSON McCLELLAN	Aug 14	W. A. ROBINSON, age 29, of San Francisco to Lillian I. McCLELLAN, 20 of Fruitvale
SPENKER BALLOU	Aug 15	Wm. SPENKER, 29 years, to Effie BALLOU, 26, both of San Francisco
SWEENEY BREMER	Aug 16	Frank SWEENEY, age 39, to Alice E. BREMER, 39, both of San Francisco
RILEY McCARTHY	Aug 16	Thomas J. RILEY, age 29, to Deborah McCARTHY, 27, both of San Francisco
MORRISON PHILLIPS	Aug 16	E. W. MORRISON, age 22, to Miss J. S. PHILLIPS, age 18, both of San Francisco
TIERNEY SHULER	Aug 16	Mathew L. TIERNEY, age 27, to E. Pearl SHULER, 23, both of San Francisco
LEVY HERZOG	Aug 18	A. S. LEVY, 21, of San Francisco to Leontine O. HERZOG, 18, of San Rafael
CALLAGHAN BELLUOMINI	Aug 18	Geo. F. CALLAGHAN, 28 to J. BELLUOMINI, 20, both of San Francisco
STOENNER BROWN	Aug 18	W. STOENNER, 31 to Agnes BROWN, 18, both of San Francisco
COHEN FARRELL	Aug 19	Thos. S. COHEN, over 21 to Mary E. FARRELL, over 21, both of San Francisco
NEVILLE FRESHOUR	Aug 21	John E. NEVILLE, 23, of San Francisco to Effie FRESHOUR, 23, of Los Gatos
MARSTON HOSFORD	Aug 22	Edw. MARSTON, 22 to Gertrude HOSFORD, age 18, both of Berkeley
EASTER JENKINS	Aug 23	Henry H. EASTER, age 44, to Lucia JENKINS, 48, both of San Francisco
ARDEN GARNKAUFER	Aug 23	Philip ARDEN, 31, of Tonopah to Louis GARNKAUFER, 29, of Portland
TREFZ SPENGLER	Aug 23	Frederick TREFZ, 46, to Lena SPENGLER, 39, both of San Francisco
AGEE JACKSON	Aug 24	R. F. AGEE, 30, to Emmaline JACKSON, 29, both of Berkeley
ANDERSON CARTER	Aug 24	Chas. W. ANDERSON, 37, to Christine D. Stocks CARTER, 33, both of Oakland
RAY VAN DYKE	Aug 24	J. C. RAY, 38, of Corona, to M. Ethel VAN DYKE, 20, of Covelo
CRITEN TAYLOR	Aug 25	Geo. S. CRITEN, 24, of Berkeley, to Maud M. TAYLOR, 35, of San Francisco
HARMON SCHRECK	Aug 26	Francis M. HARMON, 34, to Tinnie SCHRECK, 30, both of San Francisco

Marin County Tocsin - Saturday, September 2, 1905, page 3

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