The San Francisco call., 1899-08-18
WEDDING BELLS OF
LONG YEARS AGO
ANNIVERSARY OF MR.. AND MRS
/ MARTIN HOLJE.
Proof That One Couple. Afte,
twenty-five Years, Has Found
Marriage Not to Be a
Failure.

There was the echo of weddinc hor-
long past but not forgotten. at the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs Martin Holfe last
night. 1t was the twenty-fifth-the silver
Anniversary of their marriage and in
ioHol oI the event their friends had been
celebrate ~ iieAp
Early in the day the presents hogan 70
arrive and early in the evening the first
guest was announced Then they came
thlck and fast, and before o'clock the
Dig house out on Potrero ayenue and
1Wenty-tourth street was thronged with
as gay and happy a crowd as could be
gathered together
ne house had been lavishly decorated
with ferns and evergreens. The garden
was asIoW with a hundred Chinese
iIHteris strung along the walks and un-
DER the trees, and on the lawn behind the
house the supper tables had been laid
in pavilion built among the trees iust
LOT the accommodation of the diners. A
SieHder eucalyptus SprOuted up through
me moor ana out through the roof. and lis
loWer branches lent their aid to the deco
rati0ns that twined around the rafters
ana ran along the walls
On table in the dining-room the pres
ents mad been placed on exhibition Tbera
were silver toilet articles and ornaments
taple silver, punch bowls of crystal and
OF SILVER, a silver-mounted flask. a whin
as as rlchly sllVer-mounted, a silver ladle. a
silver salad service, two dozen silver tea
spoons, silver forks, silver knives silver
SAT- and pepper dredges, and a score of
other things, all of silver. In the place
breaG iGh1r, tro,. however: was placed a silver
the California Glue Works. of which MAJ
tin Hole is the owner
IN one Of the punch bowls the festal
pubch mad been brewed, and in its com
position was some of the champagne nro-
Nlded Ior the wedding twenty-five wears
ago ago; And the second daughter of the
Hoase, .,oa IN MISS DAISY wore the wedding dress
that her mother had worn at the ceremony
so tenderly held in memory If was light
ana fllmy and fitted the girlish figure ia
perIectlon; 1t might have looked almost
as well on her mother, however. for time
; has dealt kindly with the genial host and
hostess of last night.
AT 10 o'clock the guests were ushered
INTO INTO me pavilion, and from that until IL
they sat and talked and joked and toasted
Every one drank the health of the host
gnu hostess, ana then every one drank the
nn39alth n3Il OF the friends around. Mr. and
MRS. HOLE, with their nearest relatives
sat at the head table. With them was
thelr daughter, Mrs. Lada. who had been
put with the old folks because she was
marrled-not because she was old enough
to be OF the party. 1t did not prevent her
from looking out for the guests however
and during the supper she took charge of
After the supper the guests enioved
themselves in their own way, and the sue
cess OF tne evening was shown by the
lateness of the hour when it ended There
was d band playing continually; there
We're songs by the Masonic Quartet. and
there was all the genality of a we'll
matched company made to feel that II
was thoroughly at home.
Among the guests present were:
Miss Eva Nordwell. Mr.. and Mrs n. f.
Busse. Mr.. and Mrs. William Spreen Mr. and
Mrs Fred Squres, Mrs. Minnie Powell Henry
Spreen, Mr.. and Mr.. .t Herman Mr. and
Mrs c. Herman, Nr. and Mrs Frank Kfspert
Mr.. and Mrs. William Minl1ei, Mrs Anna Hub
bard Miss Sadie Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs I,ada
Mr.. and Mrs. Adoph Lada Mr. and Mrs nd
Lada Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad Luckel, John Luckel Miss To-
sephinc Luckel. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Minkel Mr.
and Mrs. r. Herman. Mr. and Mrs o. T.
Weber. Albert Herman, Miss Olga Herman
Miss Marie Louise Weber, John Flschbeck
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Butler, Mr. and Mrs
Julius Fischbeck. r. Fischbeck, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Min<el, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Kern. Miss
Rose Kern, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fischbeck Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Fischbcck, Mr. and Mrs Louis
Fischbeck Mr. and Mrs William Guth Mr.
and Mrs O. w. Nordwell. Sydney Hamilton
Jerome Hamilton. VIII Grim, VIII Case. Wi.
liam Mcclure, DR. II. Irones Robert Schlueter
Douglas Howard. l.. Ferrari. Mrs Emily
Durt Mr.. Van Lansing Miss Elizabeth Hole
Emil Holje. Mr.. and Mrs p. Luckel Mrs
Charles Hoppe. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hoppe A.
Hoppe Miss Fannie Barthen. Miss Pauline
and Mrs Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Price. DR.
and Mrs: Damkroeger, DR.. and Mrs Welker
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hitler, Miss A Schoell-
horn Miss Charlotte Butler. Miss Daisy Holje
Miss Rose Hoije, Miss Myrtle Holje, Miss May
Holje. and the host and hostess. Mr.. and Mrs.