The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-02-05
The Bidwell Tin Wedding.

The tenth anniversary of the wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bidwell was made memorable
by a surprise party that several Of their friends
rendered to them at their residence on Hyde
street. The evening was passed pleasantly
with music and dancing, aud the festivities
were kept up until late hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bldwt H. Nj. and Mrs. NJ. J. Sullivan,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Muhse, Mr.. and Mrs, A f.
Thedy, Mr.. and Mrs. James Callahan, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Young. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lyons. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Charles Giimarti1, Mr.. and MR.. John
Baber hoe, Mr.: and Mrs. W. j. CLASSIFY. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. LaDghiDe, Mr. ana Mrs. John Price
Mrs. James Ryan, Miss Tena Petersen, Miss
Mamie Jennings. Miss Kitty Dalton. Miss
Mamie Smytbe, Edward Ryan, William Crow
ley Walter Goldsmith, Daniel Williams,
Thomas Chandler, X. Cook, John Sullivan and
Maurice Sullivan.
The Hardenburgh Surprise Party.
Mrs. l.. Hardenburgh was the recipient OF
very pleasant surprise partyioD Saturday even.
Ing at her residence, 1913 Eddy street. The
hours were devoted toi singing and games and
an elaborate supper was served at midnight
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Corwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Charpiot, Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson, Mrs. l.. Hardenburgh, Mrs. Nor.
row, Mrs. Ham, Mrs. Hartley. Mrs Large, Mrs.
Harms. Mrs Ferguson, Mrs. Connisseen. Miss
sic Williams. Miss Emma Williams, Miss Maud
Briggs. Miss Allie. THOMPSON. w. Shay, j. w
Williams J. T. Harms, Rufus FEELING. An
utcW hdTueHDuTRD, u. HaFOeHDurgD. III.
Jacobson, f. McKiDstry. Mr.. Roddy, Mr..
Werner, Bert Atwater, j. Stauffacher and j.
Tredennick.
The Clay Anniversary.
The niDeteth anniversary of the birth of Mrs
Margaret A. Clay of Oakland was celebrated
last Friday by a numbrr of her descendants al
the home OF her granddaughter. 1901 Adenpe
street. Mrs. Clay was born in Tennessee She
is the mother OF eight children, only one OF
whom is now living. G. 9. CLAY, a member of
the weli-known music firm of Sherman, Clay &
Co, music dealers of this city. There we're
pr sent at the celebration Friday G. c. CLAW
son OF the lady. her graaddaughie r. Mrs. ii. a.
Stephenson; her great grandson, John Suther-
land, and also the great great granddaughter
Ida Sutherland. representing five generations
and number OF 9th r. friends. Mrs Clay is In
full possession OF all her faculties aud epiOyed
the anniversary aud the congratulations OF the
Cheerful friends whom she met Oh every side.
The Hanna Surprise Party.
Tbs schoolmates of Miss Ethel Hanna gave
her surprise party at her home, 80 Ninth
street, Friday afternoon. Between and
O'Clock the quiet home was invaded by as Jolly
a lot Oh youngsters, between 9 and Is years
OF age OF both sexes, as one would wish TO see
each bearing basket or a bundle apparently
containing many OF the deicacies OF life.
Alter safely depOsitiDg them with the mother
ana mats and coats laid aside, the business of
The visit set IN. Any one who has seen sixteen
or eighteen school children at play or rather
one might say heard them, can imagine IL was
no Quaker meeting. Alter plays and games
had run riot Tor couple OF houis. under the