The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-18
A HIGH NOON WEDDING,
Nuptials of w. Fl. Dinmore and
Miss Ventura Burner on
Monday Last.
Miss Marie Sdsbotham of Boise the
Guest of Honor at the Turpin
Reception.

On Monday, August TO- at high noon, w.
Harry Dinmore and Miss Ventura Burner,
YOU INCEST daughter of Mrs. Grace Burner, were
married in the First English Lutheran Church
by Rev. Oscar H. Grover. The bride was given
away by her brother, H. V. Burner. Miss Jen-
ME Gardner of Oakland and DR.. Louise Olden-
berg acted as bridesmaids, and Walter B.
Burner, the brides cousin, officiated as best
man. Dr. C. Armistead and Mr.. William Lee
were the ushers.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the brides home, ITO Suffer street.
During the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Dinmore
departed for the south. They will be ''at
home" at 1710 Octavia street after Septem-
Der l.
A very pleasant reception was given on Fri
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Turpin at
their residence, 4G Bartlett street, in honor of
their niece, Miss Marie Sidebotham of Boise,
Idaho, who is visiting them for few weeks.
The evening was enjoyabiy passed in sing
ing, recitations and dancing. The parlors were
tastefully decorated with roses, plnks and
maidenhair ferns.
John c. Tooker recited humorous selection
and vocal and instrumental selections were
rendered by Miss Lulu Curtaz, Miss Emma Salter
and Miss Lulu Lewis.
Refreshments were served at IL P. NJ, after
| which dancing was resumed until a late hour.
Miss Sidebothams returns to Boise, Idaho, on
| the 21st inst.
TlOSe present were. MISS MdTle nteuethUel
sidebotham, Miss jeanette Partridge, Miss Ada
| /. Newbegin, Miss Jennie Williams, Miss Alice
E Partridge, Miss Emma E. Salter, Miss Fannie
Sanborn, Miss Daisy Salter, Miss Lulu M. Lewis,
Miss Vera c. Pedar, Miss Lulu Curtaz. Miss
Maebel Etting, Miss Mona Taubman. Miss Lilly
Belle Etting, Miss Lulu Edwards, Miss Clara
Belle Turpiu, Mrs. f. L. Turpin, Frank English,
John r. Helen Jr., Andrew W. Turpin, Aionzo
Wilson, Leslie II. Collum, Floyd l.. Turpin.
Frank H Lewis, Irving H. Sanborn, John c.
Tooker, Fred r. Bullen, Fred Reed and Henry
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard F. Smith, l72 Ply
mouth avenue, rendered farewell and social
TO their relatives Edward H. f. Wolter, lieuten-
ant of the First Provincial Guard OF Hawaii,
and his daughter Geraldine, on the eve OF
their departure for their home in Honolulu.
The house and rooms were nicely decorated,
aud the stars and stripes foated from a flag
staff erected by Mr.. Smith to greet his military
| friend. During their short time OF visit the
lieutenant and his charming young daughter
| made hosts of friends, most of whom we're
assembled to wish them good-by. Among
those present were: Mrs. Samuels and daugh-
| ters, Mr.. and Mrs. Halqnest and sister, William
| Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Dyer and daughters,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schoen, Mrs Bohn aud
daughters.
| A very enjoyable surprise party, given In
/ honor of the ann versary of their wedding,
| was rendered Mr.. and Mrs N. Martin Ketels
| last Tuesday evening by the Social Mysttcs, a
| club organized q few weeks since and COM
| posed of young ladies. Music, vocal and in
strumental, games and candy-pulling consti-
| tuted the evenings merriment. At midnight
/ an elaborate collation. WAS served, 10 which all
/ did ample justice. The officers OF the Social
/ Mystics are: President, Miss Gertrude /.
! ketels; secretary, Miss Molhe Murphy; ser
| geant, Miss Minnie Bode, and pianiste, Miss
Eleanor Foley. Among those present were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Gresty, Mr.. and Mrs. N Martin Ketels, james
| G. Foley, Miss Mollie Murphy, Miss Edith