The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-07
EVENTS In THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Two Golden Wedding Fetes Fall
Within One Week.
Christening Party on Ritch street-ThOmas-
Lebesu Marriage Home Fes-
tivities-summer Travel

interest anu ID cuBlblLACNs
MARRIED-At the Dardanele Springs, Yell
County Stale OF Arkansas. on the third day OF
June. A. ID. 1S4l, Robert joseph Murray OF
Louisville, Ky, 10 ClarlSSa IfeWltt OF COncor-
Ola Parish, State OF Louisiana.
The San Francisco Turn Verein will give
3 special exhibition and ball, arranged in
conjunction with the Bezrks-Turnfest in
Sacramento, this evening at San Francisco
Turn Hall. 1913 Turk street.
A charming drve-whist party was given
last Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. c.
b. Overacker Of Niles. About fifty guests
were present The cOmmodlOus parloTs
were profusely decorated in gold and white.
Tie tally cards and invitations were very
handsome, being also gold and white, both
being gotten up by Mr.. Oyeracker.
On Wednesday DR.. Arthur Cunningham
Of this city WIS married al Rockville, SOlanO
County, to Miss Bertha Baldwin by Rev.
DR.. Ollie of Oakland.
There was very pretty wedding at the
residence Of Mr.. J. NJ. West, on Clay street.
at o'clock on Tuesday last in the presence
Of a number of friends. The contra5tin
parties were Mr. J. NJ. West of San Fran
cisco and Miss Belle SauteTs Of PIttSburg,
Pa. The Rev. Mr.. Edwards of Trinity
Church was the officiating clergyman.
Myrtle Council, No. 81, A. l.. Of d., held its
regular open quarterly meeting on WedneS-
day last, opening with good attendance.
Previous 10 the opening OF the meeting TWO
5000 policies were paid.
The Scottish Thistle Club is making nc
tive preparations for their coming entertain
meut which is TO take place on Friday
evening the 18Th instant, at B'nai Birth
Hall. Special attractions Will DO offered.
There was a very pleasant surprise party
rendered Mrs. T. L. BanneIman. at her res
ideEce. 24O7 Howard street, on Wednesday
evening.
The Smith Brown Golden Wedding.
A golden wedding is always fraught with
deep interest TO the community. As q
recent writer expressed the general senti-
ment on a similar occasion:
Golden Round Of welded lives, what poet can
As perfect as that wedding-ring donned fifty years
ago.
Anideal golden wedding-day was celebrat-
ed yesterday in Napa by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Brown, parents of Mrs, Frances Edgerton
and Mrs. Homer 5. King. of this city. The
colebrants have innumerable friends in Napa
Valley, where Mr.. Brown has resided for
nearly forty years, as we'll as throughout
the Slope, and there vas q full representa-
ti0n present on this occasion.
s bright day, the presence OF q wealth of
flowers, music the tlutter Of uneXeCted rem
cOntres, and the sympathy OF a common en-
thuSiesm OF cOngratulatiOn assured the sue
cess Of the celebration. Mr.. John |. House
=
Miss Cornell sang some old-faShioned bal
lads, aud Mrs. 5. L. Reamer was very happy
In some bright original verses. An elabO-
rate dinner, served by CuSin, under the
trees. was another occasion OF delightful
cOneratulatoTy utteTaDceS, such as tended
TO make the reunion memorable to the many
friends Of the happy lives whose wears are
crowned with honor and the dignity OF
goodness"
Among the Invited guests were: Judge
and AirS, Andres, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Estee, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. 1eringtOn OF
Nevada, Judge and Mrs, Hawley, Senator
and Mrs. j. p. Jones, Mr.. aud Mrs. @. B.
Wilson, Judge and Mrs. Stephen j. Field,
Washington, ID. c.; Ex-Governor Booth and
Mr.. ana Mrs. Epson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. q.
Booth, MI; and Mrs. J. A. FILLMORE, Mrs.
Theresa Fair, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Steele, Major and Mrs.
@. II. Burton. Judge and Mrs. J. F. Finn,
Dr. and Mrs. c. B. CurrieT. Judge and Mrs.
J. Hunt Colonel and Mrs J. 7. Jackson,
MI. and Mrs. j. r. Wilson, MT and Mrs. a.
\. T0Nne, Miss (. burden, General j. FRS
bic ana family Of Mexico, Sir Sidney and
Lady WateTlOw Of London, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. DruTy MelOne,
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Ewing Of Wash
iHgton, Mr.. and Mrs. a. ID. Holman, Mr.,
and Mrs. N. ?. Walker Of Los Angeles Mr.
ana Mrs John E. Platter, Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Charles BaTrOws, Mass; Colonel Hager
Miss HaEeT Judge and Mrs. j. Harrington,
DR.. and Mrs. Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid
Jameson Of Rhode Island, Congressman
and Mrs. Oscar Lapham Of Rhode Island,
Nj and Mrs John CONFESS, Mr.. and Mrs
l. ReQua Miss n. Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs J.
Valentine Mr.. and MIS-. W. Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs N8dsw0Tth, Mr.. and Mrs. Dana w.
Brown, Master Stuart Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Ii. Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Z. Good
man. MI and Mrs. Harvey Goodman. Rev.
Mr.. and MIS-. Richard Wyle, MI and Mrs.
Williamson FeHnell, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Miz-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Chase. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert BOggs, Mr.. and Mrs. W. BOggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Comps, Captain and Mrs. Me
baum, DR.. b. ShuTtleff, Mr.. aud Mrs.
lothian Rowland, j. L. HOusman, Major
and Mrs. James Lord, Mr.. j. NJ. Quay, Mr..
and MIS-. s. d. BTastOw, Colonel and Mrs.
J. D. Fry, Mr.. r. Well, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Matthew, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fry, Mrs. S.
Reamer. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mills, Mrs. F.
Davies, Miss Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. j. h.
stroth, Mr.. Z. Cahill, Mrs. G. Hyde, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Lyle, DR.. and Mrs. .. o.
Burgess, DR.. and Mrs. Bucknall, Mr.. S. P.
Young, Mr. ana Mrs. Z. OCODnOr, Mrs. G.
Lux, Mr.. and Mrs. f. PixIey, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Wood.
Christening Party on Ritch Street.
a very enjoyable christening party took
place at the residence of the parents. Mr.
and Mrs. II. Mcknight, 322 Ritch street. On
Monday night last.
After a sumptuOus repast, In the course
of which many toasts were given for the flu
ture welfare and happiness of the little
stranger. dancing was INDUCED in until a
late hour.
Among the guests present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. PieTsOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond,
Mr.. and Mrs. HalIeck, Miss Rosie Strotten,
Miss Lille Hammond, Miss Elder Nc
knight, Miss Mollie Mccarthy Miss Annie
Murry, Miss Sarah McNisby, Miss Mary
DOugheTiy, Miss Caroline DOugherty, Mr..
Joseph Rice Mr.. d. COrcOTan, Mr.. L. Muir
ply, Mr.. j. Long, Mr. H. Mullen, Mr. g.
Arms, Mr.. J. DOland, MI. 4, Cagney, Mt
7. McElrain, MIR. +. Udell, Mr.. ID: Brown,
Dir, Z. Mcknight Mr.. w. Mcknight, Mr.
G. Hammond, Mr.. r Wagner, Mr.. S.
Brown.
The Thomas-Lebeau Wedding,
Last evening the French church Notre
Dame des Victories, on Bush street, was the
scene of the wedding of Mr.. Gustave
Thomas Of the dyeing firm of that name to
Miss Camille Lebeau, a handsome young
lady.
The ceremony was performed by Pere
Renaudier. The bride was attended by
Miss Emma Mercier and Miss Bella Dack-
lin and the Eroomsmen were Mr.. Ferdinand
Thomas, the groonfs brother, and Mr..
James Clark. The attendance was large,
anu appropriate lhhotO ptSOOACN ahN 4o4-
lowed the ceremony.
The happy pair, with some fifty friends,
afterward proceeded TO Union-square Hall,
where congratulations were extended the
newly married over an elaborate supper,
served by CusiR in the lodge-room adjoin-
Ing the main hall Toasts were given, and
II was generally voted q most suspicious
wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas leave to-day for
San Jose, Santa Cruz and Monterey. On
their return they will take UP their resi-
dence at 315h Tenth street. Their pres
ents were both numerous and elegant.
Farewell Party on DeVisadero Street
Miss Eva Fairweather was rendered q
most successful farewell surprise party on
Thursday evening, prior to her departure