The San Francisco call., 1909-01-14
SOCIETY WOMAN
WEDS HUSBAND
SECOND TINE
Mrs. Eleanor JarbOe and DR..
SiIverstOn Go Through
Ceremony Again
Sister of Mrs. Joseph TObin Fig
ures in Another Romance
in the East
News of the Marriage Comes as
a Surprise TO Family in
San Francisco

Double knots Of matrimony have
been deemed necessary, according to a
dispatch received yesterday from Mil
waukee. to unite Dr. A. Rudolph Sill
version, an airship inventor. and Mrs.
Eleanor D. Jarboe, daughter of the
late Major General ". H. Dimond of
this city and sister of E. r. Dimond,
2204 Pacific avenue a member of the
firm Of Williams, Dimond & Co, ship
ping and commission merchants; Harry
Dimond, and Mrs. Joseph Sadoc Tobin.
d. Mrs. Jarboe- oe-silverston is the divorced
wife OF Paul r. Jaboe, the attorney. 1t
had been understood in the select So
cial circles Of this city that Mrs. Jar
hoe and Dr. Srverton were married
securely a year ago this coming May.
But the Milwaukee dispatch sug-
gested that the family Of Mrs. Jarboe
desired a religious ceremony. and on
Tuesday, January u. by Rev. A. j.
Benjamin. at his fats in the ovitt
block. Waukesha. Wis. Dr. silverston
and Mrs. Jarboe were remarked.
RELATIVES SURPRISED
the first ceremony had been performed
by a justice Of the peace and that in
obedience to the wishes of Mrs. Silver
ston's relatives the religious ceremony
was performed.
When seen at his home. 2204 Pacific
avenue. last evening. E r. Dimond
said that he had not heard Of the sec
ond marriage.
They were married a year ago,
said DimOnd, and I have received no
word Of the second marriage ceremony,
nor has my sister Mrs. Tobin.'
Mrs. JarbOe was prominent debu-
tante and matron in society while she
lived in California. Her father Cen
eral ". II. Dimond. was at one time
division commander of the national
guard, and her connections by mar
riage with the TObins brought her into
the inner lines of the social formation.
RaUl r. Jarboe, her first husband, was
a son Of John r. JarbOe and a brother
OF Mrs. J. Case Bull, a literary woman
of New York, and Miss Katherine Jar
Doe OF Santa Cruz. During their mar
ried life the Jarboes lived at Bur
HngaUe and had a luxurious cottage
at Santa Cruz.
The Jarboes were divorced at Santa
Cruz on March p. 1903, by Judge Smith.
The decree was granted on the ground
81 neglect ArS. JafDOc Inen went east
ENTERTAINS LAVISHLY
She returned TO san Francisco after
the fire and was extensively courted by
prominent men, attracted by her Beauty
and cleVerness. While here she lived
in fat in Pacific avenue and made il
gay with her entertainments. More
than 2 year ago she went east again.
Last May word was received that Mrs
Jarboe had married Dr. A. Rudolph Sill
version, an inventor. Few details Of
The marriage were given and the couple
remained in the east
In the message that brought word
of tho second launching of the Silver
ston matrimonial bark it is stated that
the husband is the inventor of an air
ship that had been exhibited at the
Wisconsin state fair.
In the application for a marriage IL
cense both bride and groom were reg
istered as Divorces. Both gave their
residence as Waukesha, Dr. Silverston
saving that he had lived at the Foun-
tain Inn there for three months. Judge
Griswold issued special dispensation
permitting an immediate marriage At
ter the ceremony the couple went to
Milwaukee.