Marriages 1905 – 4^th Quarter

Marin Journal - Thursday, October 5, 1905, page 8
Marriage Licenses
GOUGH BERTINA	Oct 2	Robert F. GOUGH, age 36 years and Mary BERTINA, age 35 years, both of San Francisco
BURDICK ALBIN	Oct 2	E. F. BURDICK, age 42 years of Napa and Agnes ALBIN, age 41 years, of San Francisco
CALETTI ALBERTONI	Oct 2	Peter CALETTI, age 26 years, of San Rafael and Linda ALBERTONI, age 21 years, of San Anselmo
RATHEL TERSCHE	Oct 2	George RATHEL, age 32 years and Josephine TERSCHE, age 25 years, both of San Francisco
COADY BRYANT	Oct 2	Richard E. COADY, age 45 years and Ellsie M. BRYANT, age 40 years, both of San Francisco
VEAZIE VEAZIE	Oct 2	William E. VEAZIE, age over 21 years and Clara E. VEAZIE, age over 18 years, both of San Francisco

Marin County Tocsin - Saturday, October 7, 1905, page 3

SHOEMAKER SIEVERS

A very pretty and quiet home wedding took place last Wednesday at the residence in Sausalito of E. H. Shoemaker, superintendent of the Belt Line in San Francisco. The contracting parties were Miss Jesta SHOEMAKER, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Shoemaker, and John Russell SIEVERS, a florist of San Francisco. Rev. Dr. Maxwell, the rector of Christ Episcopal Church, performed the ceremony. A wedding breakfast was served at the conclusion of the ceremony. The happy couple were the recipients of many handsome gifts. Amid a shower of rice and old mismatched shoes, Mr. and Mrs. Sievers left for a three weeks' honeymoon in Southern California.

Sausalito News – Saturday, October 7, 1905, page 3

SABIN BJORNSTAD

Seldom has a more beautiful or impressive wedding been seen in San Francisco than that of Miss Pearl Ladd SABIN and Captain Alfred William BJORNSTAD, U.S. Army, which was celebrated Tuesday night, at 9 o’clock, at St. Paul’s Church, Rev. Maxwell Reilly, rector of the parish, being the officiating clergyman. The Misses Fiedler of Sausalito, who are related by marriage to the bride, attended the wedding. The bride and groom left Wednesday for New York, where they will set sail for a 4 months trip to Europe.

Marin Journal - Thursday, October 12, 1905, page 8
WALCHER ROBINSON	Oct 3	Harold WALCHER, age 54 years and Lena ROBINSON, age 29 years, both of Oakland
SIEVERS SHOEMAKER	Oct 3	John R. SIEVERS, age 23 years of San Francisco and Jesta SHOEMAKER, age 21 years of Sausalito
DAVIS HINZ	Oct 4	Edwin W. DAVIS, age over 21 years of Port Townsend and Helene HINZ, age over 18 years, Mill Valley
LOSSIUS BUCHANAN	Oct 4	Lew LOSSIUS, age 23 years and Janette BUCHANAN, age 20 years, both of San Francisco
BATES McELWAIN	Oct 4	Charles BATES, age 27 years, and Fayette McELWAIN, age 23 years, both of San Francisco
KARIOTH ROWLAND	Oct 5	Emil G. KARIOTH, age 27 years and Alice M. ROWLAND, age 22 years, both of San Francisco
HUNT HUNT	Oct 5	Oscar F. HUNT, age 32 years and Sophie H. HUNT, age 28 years, both of San Francisco
ADLER WOOLLEY	Oct 9	John M. ADLER, age 42 years and Margaret WOOLLEY, age 27 years, both of San Francisco
LIPSCOMB LEWIS	Oct 9	Arthur T. LIPSCOMB, over 21 years and Annie E. LEWIS, age over 18 years, both of San Francisco
DYE JORDAN	Oct 9	F. M. DYE, age 22 years of San Francisco and Florence JORDAN, age 19 years of Oakland

Marin County Tocsin – Saturday, October 14, 1905, page 3

ANDER FUREN LEWIS

The following from the Portland, OR Journal of September 30, will doubtless interest many friends of Miss Hazel A. ANDER FUREN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Ander Furen of Nicasio. George F. LEWIS, a grand-nephew of Capt. Meriwether Lewis, of pathfinder fame, was issued a marriage license this morning. Tomorrow he will wed Miss Hazel a. ANDER FUREN, who recently arrived in Portland from Nicasio, Marin County, CA. Mr. Lewis is a native of the Golden State, his father, Hunter Lewis, having moved West in 1852 and locating near the townsite of Belvedere, where George was born. The groom is an electrical engineer, who recently arrived in Portland with the autoboat Union. He expects to make this city his future home. The ceremony took place in the Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev. A.A. Morrison officiating. The bridal couple were attended by Miss Adele M. Umbach of San Francisco and Mr. Moser of Portland.

Marin Journal - Thursday, October 19, 1905, page 8
DE SOUZA DE SOUZA	Oct 10	Lovreno M. De SOUZA, age 23 and Izabel A. De SOUZA, age 22, both of San Rafael
MULGREW YARRINGTON	Oct 10	W. J. MULGEW, age 25 and Grace R. YARRINGTON, age 25, both of Oakland
KNAUSS HICKS	Oct 10	Fred KNAUSS, age 35 of Yolo county and Alice HICKS, age 25 of Visalia
KUEGO CHRISTIANSEN	Oct 11	Pasko J. KUEGO, age over 21 and Christine CHRISTIANSEN, age over 18 years, both of Oakland
WISEMAN FULLER	Oct 11	John T. WISEMAN, age 49 of Lampasas, Texas and Minnie A. FULLER, age 38 of Duluth, Minnesota
KING CATLY	Oct 11	William S. KING, age 24 years and Lena CATLY, age 19, both of San Francisco
LEMKAN HEALD	Oct 11	Herman G. LEMKAN, age 26 and Cora M. HEALD, age 21, both of Oakland
MAULE GROSS	Oct 12	Gottlob MAULE, age 32 years and Maria GROSS, age 33, both of San Francisco
WHILTON HEPBURN	Oct 13	Emery WHILTON, age 27 and Marie HEPBURN, age 22, both of Bakersfield
NICHOLS DAVIDSON	Oct 14	James NICHOLS, age 30 years of Tiburon and Barbara DAVIDSON, age 35, of Belvedere
CLEMENT SCHILLER	Oct 14	Edmond CLEMENT, age 47 and Marie T. SCHILLER, age 32, both of San Francisco
VICTOR KUBACH	Oct 14	Frank M. VICTOR, age 39 and Louise C. KUBACH, age 33, both of San Francisco
SELIG MOORE	Oct 14	Maurice SELIG, age over 21 and Daisy E. MOORE, age over 18 years, both of San Francisco
SCHONENBERGER HANSEN	Oct 16	Max A. SCHONENBERGER, age 20 and Christina HANSEN, age 17, both of San Francisco
DeCOURSEY MILLS	Oct 16	George J. DeCOURSEY, age 22 years and Turline MILLS, age 22 years, both of San Francisco
YOUNG THOMPSON	Oct 16	Robert W. YOUNG, age 27 years and Agnes M. THOMPSON, age 26 of San Jose
GUSTAFF OGDEN	Oct 16	Nels GUSTAFF, age 38 of Delta county, Mich. and Jeanette OGDEN, age 36 of Oakland
FOUTS WASHBURNE	Oct 16	Ray R. FOUTS, age over 21 years and Mary WASHBURNE, age over 21, both of San Francisco

Marin County Tocsin – Saturday, October 21, 1905, page 3
BOYEN THOMPSON	Miss Emma Boyen gave a dinner party last Monday night at her home on Fifth Avenue. The guests being assembled and the dinner well under way, the hostess announced the engagement of her sister, Miss DOROTHY BOYEN, to Rev. A.A. Roy THOMPSON. The bride-elect is well known, being Principal of the San Anselmo School and sister to Albert Boyen of city fame. The groom-to-be is a member of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at San Anselmo. The date for the wedding has not been announced.
ALLEN GRIMWOOD	Another wedding of interest to the residents of Marin, was that of Miss Frances ALLEN, who became the bride of Bryant GRIMWOOD in San Francisco. The ceremony took place at 3:30 o’clock. Miss Harriet De Witt Allen was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Misses Mattie Livermore, Jessie Wright, Natalie Coffin, and Emma Grimwood. Frank Findlay was best man and the ushers were Charles Grimwood, Lucius Allen, Stopford Colby and Leonars Chenery. The happy couple will reside in San Francisco.

Sausalito News – Saturday, October 21, 1905, page 3
CROSBY ROGERS	Word was received in San Rafael, Wednesday, that the Rev. Arthur CROSBY, President of the Mt. Tamalpais Military Academy, and Miss Susanna Badeau ROGERS of Brooklyn, New York, were married there, Tuesday, by the Rev. Lewis Van Benburg. Dr. Crosby left, some weeks ago, for an Eastern visit, but no one seemed to know that Cupid had anything to do with the trip.

Marin Journal - Thursday, October 26, 1905, page 1
BENZON SOUZA	Charles F. Benzon, a Porto Rican, was held to answer by Justice of the Peace Pryor at Sausalito on Monday. His bonds were fixed in the sum of $5,000. As he was unable to furnish this he was given into the custody of Sheriff Taylor for safe keeping pending his trial in the Superior Court. Now the sheriff prides himself upon the tightness of his lockup. If he has not mottoed the keystone of the entrance with the words, "All who enter here leave hope of escape behind," his confident smile as he clangs the grated door shut proclaims that he thinks strongly along those lines. Monday afternoon his confidence in the old jail was sadly and effectually shattered. Cupid led the assault and he shot the old hinges and locks out of commission with his innocent looking little arrows. Cupid tin canned through the old trail with as little difficulty as could be imagined. It all happened this way. Mary Frances SOUZA, a seventeen year old miss of Tiburon, got it into her head that Benzon was by all rights her husband and actuated by that belief she hunted up Judge Magee Monday afternoon and showed him a marriage license dated April 1^st, 1905, which gave herself and prisoner Benzon the right to become man and wife. On account of the young lady's lack of years, consent was given by the guardian Lydia Prescott. Miss Souza showed the document to his honor and demanded that he go with her to the jail and tie the knot hard and fast. At first his honor reared back in his judicial chair and demanded that the groom-to-be come before him. "Benzon must be married without the confines of the county bastille. He must be brought here," declared his honor. "Joy! Oh, joy!" responded the little woman. "Great and good judge! I could see it in your kindly face. I knew it must be so. You will put up the five thousand and –". Her further speech was punctuated with a dull thud. Ten minutes later his honor revived and gracing himself, he muttered, "Give thou—me put up. If that isn't contempt of this court, madam, it's some kind of an assault." Ever a good fellow, Judge Magee soon forgot the injury done him and made the trip to the jail. Here in the fluttering shadows that dance in the corridors between the yellow flickering gas light and the rays of the setting sun, he pronounced the happy but unfortunate couple man and wife. Officer Treanor was present as a witness. In accounting for the delay in the marriage the couple said that they thought the license was all that was needed to send them through life as one. Mrs. Benzon, notwithstanding the unmentionable crime charged against her husband, says that she believes him innocent and will stay with him to the last.
JOHNSON KRAHENBUHL	Supervisor Robert W. JOHNSON of this city was quietly married in Oakland on Saturday to Miss Jeanette KRAHENBUHL. Their engagement was announced some months ago and the wedding in Oakland was but the fulfillment of the happy couple's desire to avoid a large wedding. On account of the groom's business interests here a wedding tour had to be dispensed with and they returned to this city Monday morning. Miss Krahenbuhl is a talented and accomplished lady who for many years has made this city her home. Mr. Johnson, the fortunate man, is the head of the Johnson Hardware Company of this city. At present he is a member of the Board of Supervisors. For many years he was treasurer of this city. His many friends are delighted at his present good fortune and will join in wishing him and his good wife long, happy and prosperous lives.
GRADY LEAVY	Colonel Francis P. GRADY, the well-known coal dealer of this city, was married to Miss Rose LEAVY, a prominent society belle of San Francisco, in the Church of our Holy Redeemer, San Francisco, last Sunday by Rev. Father Moran. After the ceremony, the newly wedded couple and their immediate friends and relatives sat down to a sumptuous wedding breakfast at the home of the bride. The health and congratulations to the happy couple were frequently offered up. Mr. and Mrs. Grady will occupy the Mackenzie cottage on E street, recently purchased by the groom. The Journal extends to them its heartiest congratulations.

Marin Journal - Thursday, October 26, 1905, page 8
DIERKING STREIF	Oct 17	F. W. DIERKING, age 23, of Seattle and Jessie STREIF, age 20, of San Jose
WILLIAMS COVELL	Oct 17	Luke WILLIAMS, age 34 and Maude E. COVELL, age 34, both of Oakland
PETER FALKENSTEIN	Oct 17	Arthur L. PETER, age 29 and Clara M. FALKENSTEIN, age 23, both of Chicago
RICHARDSON GEARY	Oct 17	Frank O. RICHARDSON, age 36 and Mary E. GEARY, age 31, both of Oakland
CUNNINGHAM COXE	Oct 17	William CUNNINGHAM, age 24, of Oakland and Margaret T. COXE, age 23, of Alameda
DIMICK SIMPSON	Oct 18	Oroville E. DIMICK, age 21, of Santa Rosa and Margaret D. SIMPSON, age 18, of Oakland
HUBER SEAMAN	Oct 19	Joseph HUBER, age 38 and Nellie C. SEAMAN, age 27, both of Los Angeles
CHANNELL DOUGLAS	Oct 20	William T. CHANNELL, age 25 and Florence M. DOUGLAS, age 22, both of San Jose
WEINBERG PAUL	Oct 20	Nathan Bar WEINBERG, age 37 and Gertrude PAUL, age 28, both of San Jose
MINIFIE ADAMS	Oct 22	George MINIFIE, age 39 and Alice ADAMS, age 23, both of Sausalito
KISSELL BOITANO	Oct 23	S. M. KISSELL, age 33 and Orelia BOITANO, age 23, both of San Francisco
MANN VICKERY	Oct 23	Charles H. MANN, age 35, of Washington, DC and Martha VICKERY, age 26, of Chicago
DOODY MULCAHEY	Oct 24	Edwin F. DOODY, age over 21 and Mary F. MULCAHEY, age over 18, both of San Rafael

Sausalito News – Saturday, October 28, 1905, page 3

BENZON SOUZA

Charles F. BENZON, who is incarcerated in the County Jail, was married in his cell to Mary F. SOUZA, of Tiburon, on Sunday afternoon by Justice of the Peace Magee. The accused man is a Porto Rican, 21 years of age, and up to the time of his arrest drove a milk wagon at Tiburon. At that place he met Mary Souza, a Portuguese girl 17 years of age. His relations with the girl nearly got him into trouble, it being averted only when he had a guardian appointed for her, through whom he gained legal consent to her marriage. The license was issued in April, and the two lived together at Tiburon, but no marriage ceremony was performed, although a child arrived to the couple several months ago.

Marin Journal - Thursday, November 2, 1905, page 8
LEITHNER CLARK	Oct 24	Henry LEITHNER, age 37 and Ira L. CLARK, age 37, both of San Francisco
HENDRICKS BYERS	Oct 25	Frank HENDRICKS, age 37 of San Francisco and Lillian BYERS, age 37, of Oakland
BERNARD JONES	Oct 25	E. BERNARD, age 36 and A. E. JONES, age 32, both of Oakland
MARTIN THOMSON	Oct 25	Frank A. MARTIN, age 25 and Maud A. THOMSON, age 25, both of San Francisco
LAHANN SILVA	Oct 26	Reinhold W. LAHANN, 22 of Traver, Tulare county and Mary SILVA, 22 of Rough and Ready, Nevada county
MEYERS SUTTON	Oct 27	R. W. MEYERS, age over 21 and Florence M. SUTTON, age over 18, both of San Francisco
LARY NEWLOVE	Oct 27	George C. LARY, age 37 and Mae D. NEWLOVE, age 23, both of San Francisco
WALSH SMITH	Oct 28	Robert E. WALSH, age over 21 and Catherine H. SMITH, age over 18, both of San Rafael
VALANCE ROGERS	Oct 28	Manuel Valance, age 22 and Annie Rogers, age 22 years, both of San Leandro

Marin Journal - Thursday, November 9, 1905, page 8
LYNCH KEWELL	Oct 31	Charles A. LYNCH, age 39 and E. W. KEWELL, age 24, both of San Francisco
DE LA CAMP DUESBURY	Nov 1	O. A. DE LA CAMP, age 47, of Washington, DC and Mary E. DUESBURY, age 45, of Alameda
HICKS FURST	Nov 1	John J. HICKS, age over 21, and Josephine FURST, age over 18, both of San Francisco
SMITH McGRAW	Nov 2	Rivera SMITH, age 23 and Josephine McGRAW, age 22, both of Oakland
LAND BOELEN	Nov 2	P. J. LAND, age 57 and Elizabeth C. BOELEN, age 35, both of Oakland
HUHS NIGHTINGALE	Nov 2	J. J. HUHS, age over 21 and Florence M. NIGHTINGALE, age over 21, both of San Francisco
HURLEY DRESSER	Nov 4	Thomas J. HURLEY, age 36 and Nancy J. DRESSER, age 30, both of San Francisco
WALDMAN REHN	Nov 4	R. A. WALDMAN, age 31 and Ellin H. T. REHN, age 26, both of San Francisco
MAGEE ALLEN	Nov 4	Aidan MAGEE, age 21 and Ethel ALLEN, age 19, both of San Francisco
CONENS MUNCH	Nov 4	John F. CONENS, age 24, of Larkspur and Ermina A. MUNCH, age 22, of San Francisco
LAMBERT DALTON	Nov 4	J. A. LAMBERT, age 21 and Cora M. DALTON, age 20, both of San Francisco
WILHELM SULLIVAN	Nov 4	A. L. WILHELM, age 21 and Winifred SULLIVAN, age 18, both of San Francisco
LUCAS READ	Nov 6	John R. LUCAS, age 19 and Mary READ, age 17, both of San Francisco
JONES PETERSON	Nov 6	John JONES, age 34, of Los Angeles and Lucille PETERSON, age 24 of San Francisco
FLANNAGAN HALLETT	Nov 6	James W. FLANNAGAN, age 27 and Myra V. HALLETT, age 23, both of San Francisco
PETERSON SEATON	Nov 6	David J. PETERSON, age 23 and Sadie M. SEATON, age 25, both of San Francisco

Marin Journal - Thursday, November 16, 1905, page 8
MADDEN DORSEY	Nov 7	Charles MADDEN, age 35 and Clara DORSEY, age 22, both of Redding
HEAD SMITH	Nov 7	Thomas HEAD, age 25 and Abbie SMITH, age 21, both of San Francisco
CALHOUN TRANE	Nov 8	Thomas CALHOUN, age 25 and Belle TRANE, age 24, both of San Francisco
HAYSELDEN BRANNAN	Nov 8	Thomas W. HAYSELDEN, age 27 and Mary E. BRANNAN, age 23, both of Oakland
TURNER CHRISTIANSON	Nov 8	George TURNER, age 30 and Inga CHRISTIANSON, age 26, both of San Francisco
SCHLOTT DE VERE	Nov 10	H. F. SCHLOTT, age 35 and B. O. DE VERE, age 19, both of San Francisco
CONGDON LAWSON	Nov 11	E. N. CONGDON, age 43 and Charlotte H. LAWSON, age 27, both of Alden, Alameda