The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-23
EVENTS IN The
SOCIAL WORLD,
The Marriage of Miss Annie Will
mott and Mr.. Frank
Fletcher.
Wedding Of MIR. F. A. Swain and
Miss GimmelI-Plymouth Church
Reception-BosweIl-Noy Mar
riage Last Evening-At Glen
EIien-Party on Seventh Street.


The marriage of Miss Matte Belcher. only
daughter OF Hon. Isaac s. BelcEer, and Mr. Al
Ian Cooley viii take place to-day. 1t VIII Dc prl-
vately celebrated.
Mr.. Charles 0. Alexander proposes to erect a
hand some summer residence at San Rafael in
the near future.
An informal little musicale was given last Sat
urday evening in Los Angeles at the rooms of
Mis-. j. D. Cole in honor OF Miss Jessie Gregg of
san Francisco.
Young Ladies' Institute No. . will give a
promenade concert and entertaI nment al Sara
tOga Hall bis evening.
The wedding OF Miss Mahan and Mr.. TAYLOR
will take place today at the residence Of the
bride parents.
The monthly social of c. NJ. Arnold Council.
No. 49,, o. G. f., was held last evening at lied
Mems Building. An installation ceremony was
followed by an Interesting programme and dane
The Fletcher-wiIImott wedding.
An interesting wedding took place last even
ing on Powell street. The contracting parties
were Miss Annie WiilmOtt, daughter OF Mr.. c.
Nillmolt OF the Stock Brewery in the northern
section of the city, and Mr.. Frank Fletcher of
Chihuahua, Mexico. The groom is a member of
the COmpauia Industriale Mexjcaua u Chlhu a.
hua ana manages what is one OF the largest and
most euterpriSng American machine-workS and
ioundries IN that county, where lie has resided
for nearly ten years, going there from This city.
The &c emory TOOK place al O'clOeN at tile
residence OF The bride, 2l1S Powell street, the
Rev. Edgar j. Lion officiating. The bride-a
tall handsome brunetle-looked charming beside
her happy husband as congratulations were
warmly offered by the friends present. The
lait=. we've not many as. owing to The recent
illness OF the brides mother, the ceremony was
private. The parlOTS were very pTeitlly deco
ated for the occasion The friends, soon after
the conclusion OF The rite, proceeded 10 The din
Iug-room, where The health OF the happy couple
was duly hOuO,ed.
Tie bride and groom left at late hour for The
Palace HOel aud Will depart his afternoon Tor
MIR. kletchef's home in chihuahua. where tie
bride VIII be warmly welcomed by the small aud
select circle OF Amer lean society there.
Mi. Fletcher is widely known among mining
men IN THIS city, many Of whom are his ultimate
Tie wedding party was composed OF Miss
Grace NIiimOtt, The bridesmaid; Mr.. Otto Brown,
gi0omsman; Mr.. and Mrs. c. " iIlmott, parents
OF the bride; NJ r. ana Mrs. II. WilmotJ, Mr. and
Mrs L. w HI, MIR. md Mrs. a. Coffin, Mr.. and
Mrs L. Kelly Mr.. and Mrs. WiDdmiler, Mr.. and
Mrs jordan, Mr.. Louis NefcadO, MI Thomas
PTendergast ana Mr. L. Robinson.
Reception at plymouth Church.
On Monday evening the members of plymouth
Church gave reception IN honor OF the pastor,
the Rev. William Il. Sender. who has just Ie-
turned from few weeks visit to the East,
= The parlors of the church were taStefully ar
ranged After Introductory remarks by Mr.. j.
tile pulpit during The absence OF the pastor, ad-
dressed The meeting. Tie Rev. William ii.
Scgdder next spoke at some length, touching on
his experience on reVlsltlng MS former nome ana
The pleasure he felt on returning 10 his friends
and home at Plymouth Church.
The musical part Of the entertainment was
commenced by Mrs. Whelghe in a solo on the
piano. followed by a vocal solo by Mrs. Harriet
Brown; MI. K. X. Hill spoke on the subject OF
church work; a vocal solo was rendered By Miss
FeaIhcrstone aud q humorous recitation by Miss
fTlnk drew repeated encores.
lie company then partook Of refreshments be-
fore adJournlng.
The Boswell-Noyes Wedding.
Nearly every seat in the large auditorium of
Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, on Golden
Cate avenue, was taken last evening by friends
eager to witness the marriage Of Miss Nellie
Jennie Noyes who has long been a member Of
the congregation, and Mr.. Frank More Boswell,
with the hIm of Boswell & Co. in this city.
Tie decorations were much admired. A large
double arch had been erected In the central
within swung handsome fiorii bell me ros-
tIum was arranged with flowers; ferns aud bOu-
quets half screened the lower part OF the organ,
aud TWO separate moral aiches Spahueu Inc alsles
OF approach, Each doorway was embelished
with lovely floral designs, and the whole effect
was We ~ happily conceived.
About $40 Miss GlItu, the organlSt, COM
meuCsd wedding march and tue bridal party
entered. The maid OF honor was Miss Amelia
Purcell; the bridesmaid, Miss Alice Brown. Mr..
Charles Aoyes was Eroomsnan aud Mr.. William
n. Cole acted as best man 10 the groom. The
ushers were: MIR. Edward MalOuey Mr.. Charles
Stable, Mr.. Frank AnIhes, Mr.. {. Morrison.
Mrs. Moves and Mrs. Ramage brought up the
rear OF The cOnege. Rev. Mr.. Ellis performed
the ceremony in an impressive and affeettonate
manner, while lie organ Tlppled on IN soft I'M
deTGoues concluding with MeBdelssohn's Nv ed
ding March" as The last signature was affixed TO
tie legal record,
of the bride. 152112 Market stIeet, where the
celebration was htliugy carried on In the pref
lily decorated parlors. AT a late hour MIR. and
Ia Ena n lEfr @ n 10
Will reside in this CITY.
Among the numerous presents were: "Dara,"
4 large landscape painting, Mr.. w. X. Cole;
''5torIn dt Sea" the Misses Brown; silver fruit
dish, Mrs. BeYcrson cut-glass berry set, Miss
Purcell; tea service, Mrs. Reynolds: silver card
receiver, Mir. T. j. MOlOuy; jely-dSh, Mr.. L. NJ.
Whitney; silver but eT-dISb, Mr.. Wade and Miss
Drew; sugar bowl and spOOn-stand, Mr. NOyes;
silver fruit dish. Mr.. and Miss Arnhein; crazy
quit, Mrs. and Miss Plnkham; silver casters,
MI. Anthesi silver cake-dish, DR.. and Mrs.
American; silver salt-eeilaTs, Mrs. American Jr. /;
silver pIckle-dish Mrs. Dr. American; nut
crackers and picks Miss R0seatnal; venetian
glass sugar bowl, Mrs. George.
An Entertainment on Polk Street.
Tie opening reception OF the san Francisco
School OF Oratory took place last evening at
Tylhian Hall, 1905 Polk street. There was a
very large attendance. A feature OF the attrae-
live programme was Delsarie exercises by Mrs.
Guy DuIrell and six young ladies, Miss iWTen,
Miss Wolfsohn, Miss DuhleaYy, Miss Femme,
Miss Harris and Miss Parnell. REGULATIONS were
also given DJ AlI. H. Oldl EHSlllldu duu MI luu
Mrs. Guy Durrell, while several selections were
rendered by the Orpheum Orchestra. The affair
was very successful IN its way and gave much
pleasure.
The Swain Gimmell Wedding.
TIE wedding OF MI Frank a. Swain, OF the
Well-kuOWn firm OF Swain Bros, of Suffer street.
and Miss Mlnnie Gimnell Of this city, was
quietly sOlemnzed on Monday in the private
apartments Of Mrs. Riser the brides sister at
Ibe LICK House. Rev. DR.. Akerley OF Oakland
officiating. 1t was quiet, pleasant affair The
scene had been converted into a VeTlIable con-
seTyatory by means OF choice flowers. After
Congratulations had been offered and an elab-
CRATE breakfast enjoyed, the happy pair left Tor
The NendOme, San Jose, where the honeymoon
viii he spent. Upon their return they VIII reside
III IVA O'Farren street. Among those present
at the ceremony were: MI. and Mrs. Edward Il.
swain, Mr.. MILAN Gimmell, MI Fomfret OF
Seattle, Mr. johnson and Mr.. &. W. Swain.
The Byron Mauzy Concert.
The seventh series OF these popular concerts
commenced last Thursday evening, the first one
being under the direction OF f. Victor Austin.
Tie hall was crowded and the audience seemed
10 thoroughly enjoy the excellent programme
which was az follows Part Trio, moderate. op.
164 in (Reissiser) L. Victor Austin (TiOlin),
Adolf Lada Ccellu), Miss EleHe Austin (piauO);
contralto SOLO "AhI s'estiuto ancor mi yuoi u
(blereadaGte), Miss Sophie Chambers; violin
fantasia, from Faust" (Sarasale) f. Victor
Austin; barytone SOLO, . anticipation (Batkiu).
with obligato for violin and cello edward and
Adolf Lada). Thomas S. Gore. Part lI-PiauO
olO, P0lOnaise, op. b3 (ChOpin), MISS Nelly I'd.
Stogdn; duo. "Ama" CPinsur), Miss Sophie
Cb9mbers and Thomas S. Gore; cello solo,
fayotte "copper" Adolf Lada; aria, " All Sc tn
dorml, Sveglati" VaceaD, from "Giulietla G
Romeo" Miss Sophie Chambers; cayatlna,
Aienl! la Mia Vendetta" Lucretla Borgla"
O0nizettD, Thomas s. Gore; trio, Schafers
"kiage," OPP. 63 (WebeT). II. Victor Austin, Adolf
Iada, Miss Elene S. Austin.
Tie following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Stogdil, Miss Blanche Smith, the Misses B0riand,
Mrs. W. b. Cook, DR.. and Mrs. Davis, Professor
aud Mrs IL. T. Austin, Mrs. Colonel W. b.
Burtis, Miss Edith Burlis. Professor s. Zillani,
Mr.. Alfred Wnkie, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Austin,
Mt. Wilffed Austin, Miss Goss, Nine. Lada. MIR.
il. G. Willis Austin, Mrs. Alferitz, Mr. George
Alferitz, Miss Schell, Mr.. Il. l.. Parker, Mrs.
Knapp, Miss Phrobal, the Misses Lillian and
Edith Lewis, tie Misses Bolds, Mrs. Dr. Weldon,
Mr.. aud Mrs. 81. NJ. Batkin, Miss Marvin, Mr.
and Mrs. W. d. Wilson. Mrs. David. Miss Ford,
Mr.. II. Reeves. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. w. Gregory, Mr..
Barr, Miss Nellie Joseph, Mr.. Alois Werner,
Miss A. Heur, Mrs. Van Cleye. Mr. William Barr,
Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. HELEN, MT. ana Mrs.
Thomas, Mine. Sllyera, Miss Birdie Nippert
MIR. L. r. Mauzy, MIR. j. Philo, Miss Florence,
Cohen, Miss Long, Mr.. Albert Lansbnrgh, MIR.
Alilman, the Misses Pbil0, Mrs. Charles Scliaap,
Mrs. Libbey, Mrs Dennis, Miss Humphrey, Mr..
Chamberlain, Mrs. King, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. ).
V. Earhardt. Miss Rosa ROsig, MIR. PuTdy Rel
yea, Mrs A. NJ. Wamble, Mime. le Fort, Mrs. L.
J. SbacSeford, Mr.. and Mrs H.. n. Holman,