The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-24

Brilliant Social Event in the
San Joaquin
Valley.
Pretty Marriage Ceremony at Dr.
Clark's Home on Fl bert Street.
Lehman Theatricals.

The marriage of Miss Lucy Katherine Jewett
to Turner Ashby Moncure took place at st.
Paul's Church Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Moncure is a native of Virginia, but for
q number of years has held position with
the land company as superintendent of Poso
rapch.
The bride is the only daughter of Solomon
Jewett, one vi the pioneers of San Joaquin
Valley.
Miss Jewett graduated from the Irving Insti-
tute of San Francisco in 1894 and was presi-
dent of her class. Three of her cassma tes,
Miss Lucy Surface of lone, Miss Annie E. Bern
hard OF Fresno and Miss Olive Pogue of Visalia,
attended her to the altar as bridesmaids, her
maid of honor being her cousin, Miss Ada
Jewett OF San Francisco.
White and green Dredominated in the dec
orations of the church, as we'll as in the
gowns worn by the maid OF honor and the
bridesmaids. Their wedding fayors were
dainty little stick-pins OF gold with green ana
white enamel.
TIE capacity of st. Paups was tasked to its
utmost to accommodate the many friends
gathered to witness the ceremony. The
guests we're met at the door by Mr.. Bfundage
and Mr.. Brown. The ushers vera Charles
Harding and e. Mcleod.
The decor atoms were in charge of the junior
guild, of which the bride was secretary, and
were very beautiful ana appropriate They
OF Miss Maud Metcaf, president OF the guild.
AT 1880 O'Clock the strains of the wedding
march from "Lohengrin" fnated through the
sacred edifce. and the rector, Rev. David
Holmes, entered from the veStry, accompanied
by the bridegroom and his best man, w. H.
Taylor, who took their places at the steps
leading to the chancel. The wedding Lroces-
sion passed up the aisle in the following
order: The ushsrs, Mr.. Harding and Mr.. Nc
Leod; then tn" brides maids NJ ISIS Pogue, Miss
Bernhard and Miss Surface.
Six little flower girls followed. lrma Tag
CART, Blanche Baer, Irene Mack, Edith Fish,
Hazel Congdon and Lottie Biodget, all dressed
in white, bearing baskets OF rose leaves, with
which they strewed the path to the altar.
They were followed By Lester Dinkelspiel, as
ring bearer; then the maid OF honor, Miss Ada
Jewett, and last the bride with her father.
At the residences of DR.. Clark, on Filbert
street, April 81. Henry L. Clark OF Crockett
and Mrs. Caliie f. Jones of Knights Ferry were
united in holy wedlock by Rev. B. Dent Naylor
OF Suisun. About o'clock the happy pair,
preceded by boy and girl carrying BEAUTIFUL
bouquets of flowers, entered the elegantly
decora. ed parlors, 10 the well-known strains
of Mend essohn's wedding march. Here were
in waiting large number OF the groom s
friends and relatives and the sister and cousin
OF the bride.
Under very handsome bower of syripgas
and ferns the knot was tied.
After a honeymoon of two weeks Mr.. and
Mrs Clark will return to Crockett, which Is 10
be their future home.
The pupils OF Professor G. Hildebrandt gave
delightful enter fainment at the home of
Mrs Lehman, 2126 Jackson street. on the
evening of May II. The parlors of the resi-
dence were converted for that evening into a
stage and auditorium, and fully 40 people
were presen to enjoy the performance. Two