The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-07
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES.

A most ENJOYABLE surprise party was rendered
TO MIR. and Mrs. Albert Andeiso in honor of
their wooden wedding anniversary on New
Years eve at their residence, 1741 Twenty.
third street The affair was thorough sue
cess and not until the SUI was shining over the
hills did the majority OF the party leave for
their homes. The music furnished was most
excellent The many handsome wooden relics
received by the recipient OF The party will long
be cherished in memory OF most enjoyable
event.
Albert Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Witt. Mrs. c.
Hoebn. C. Bausch. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mack,
Mrs r. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Kevser, Mr..
MIR. and Mrs T. Corcoran, Miss May Hoehn,
Miss C!arfssa Hebron. Miss Evelyn Hoehn,
Miss May LammOn. Miss Alice Hansen, Miss
Elizabeth Ho hn, Miss Florence judsnn, Miss
Lizzie Miller, Miss Ana Bauscb. Miss
Fanny Judson, Miss Agnes Lammon,
Miss Gladys Anderson, Miss Redres.
Molly Nrwell' w G. l hoenO: C. Hebron
Carl Huck, Sol Peiser. Or. r. Boyle Jr., b.
Davenport, &. Faulkner. w. Berlin, Mr.. Muir
ply, f. Franer, George Wit, Captain G.. Jones.
Colonel Taylor +. Schmidt, Masters Harry
Hoebp Alfred witt, Earl and Milton Ander.
sou.
On Sunday afternoon, December 80. Mr.. and
Mrs. :. Ivy celebrated their golden wedding
ington street The old couple, assisted by their
granddaughter, Miss Mildred A. Levy. r ceived
many callers. During the afternoon Rev. NJ. S.
Levy performed mock. marriage ceremony.
and husband and wife renewed their nuptiaI
vows The Congregation Shaari Zeded. of
which the aged groom Is treasurer for many
yt airs, present token of esteem in the form
of a golden goblet appropriately engraved. The
presentation speech was made by 5. Pollack In
feeling and eloquent manner, who represented
| the congregation. Surrounded by their chill
dreD, grandchildren and other relatives. very
| happy afternoon was passed. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Levy came TO San Francisco In 1852, and DUR
| ing their long residence here have made many
| friends, who expressed their good wishes aud
congratulations by numerous presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Ham, parents OF Mrs.
Abbie j. Forbes of Chic 60 and Charles Ii
II am OF this city, celebrated their golden we'd
| ding Saturday, December 20. COngratulatlOns
and presents W re received during the day.
and in the evening a banquet was made tie
| occasion of family reunion. There. sur
| rounded by children, gran children, nephews
| ana nieces, the memorable December 20. 1874
was recalled win toaSts and speeches. Mr..
aud Mrs. Ham came from Boston thirIy-mne
| years ago last Thanksgiving day, IN search OF
health, anG they enjoy a large circle OF
| friends and acqualntauc 3.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Meredith celebrated the
| fifth annvery OF their marriage at their resi-
/
Ing TIE large rooms were crowded with
friends. who spent most enjoyable evening.
Music was rendered by Prof ssOrs LouderDach
| aud Nolte. and vocal selections were also
rendered by w. c. Cook. Supper was served
| at 1920 and appropriate toasts were given to
| the host and hostess.
Among thos- present were: Mr. aud Mrs
! l.. +. Meredith, MI. and Mrs. j. AttDger, Miss
| &. Atlinger. Mr.. and Ms. f. Meyer, Mr.. aud
| Mrs. ". Grasser. Mr.. and Mrs. s rekfuss, Mr..
| Note A. Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. Louderbach,
| w. Bless and A. Attinger
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Caussen OF III Capp
| street celebrated their wooden wedding on
| New Years eve. The happy couple were the
| recipients of many presents from their friend:
| who assembled III honor OF the occasion.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Clauss n, Mir. and Mrs. M. Heuken,
! Mr.. aud Mrs. n. \. Sens scken Mr.. and AIRS.
| John Claussen; MeSsrs. j. Rumesch. q. Rum.
esch Nicholas Flick, n. nj. lulIer. Helm Muller,
| Herman Tincken, also Miss L. StrasSenmeyer,
| Miss NJ. Yunk, Miss Elite Muller.