The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-24
The Marriage of Miss Matte A.
Belcher and Mr. Allan
Cooley.
TABLEAUX WANTS AT NAPA.
The Flanagan Clark Wedding-The
Young Ladies Institute Entertain
ment-The Laws Surprise-A
Greenwich Street Gathering-A
Party on Eddy street-Birthday
Celebrations Notes.

The marriage of Miss Matte A Belcher, the
only daughter OF Judge and Mrs. Isaac S. Bech-
er, highly esteemed member OF the Supreme
Court Commission, and Mr.. Allan Cooley Of the
Marysyllle firm of White, Cooley & Cuts, took
place yesterday morning at the residence OF the
brides parents, GAS Haight street. Despite the
prominence OF The principals in the community
there was q notable absence OF anything APP
preaching conscious fOrmality in the arrange
ments, which were elegant aud In perfect good
taste.
The suite of drawing-rooms in the Belcher rest
dence presented a charming appearance as the
guests commenced TO assemble. Here and
there, among the regular ornaments OF luxurious
furnishing were happily set many of the costly
aud ITare wedding gifts presented TO the bride
and groom by their numerous friends. These
pleasant offerings of wide regard and esteem
were often, as It were, imbedded III The softer
lUyeliness of summer flowers, many Of which
bore in their midst the accompanying card Of
some Out-Of-toWn friend. The atmosphere was
sweet with the welded fragrance of pink and
White sweet peas, La France and Perle du
jardin roses, resting in appropriate arrange
ment on mantel, ctageIe or fnlaid whatnot.
There was simple artistic grace about the
scene that charmed every one.
About Sixty guests witnessed the impressive
ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Mr..
Anderson of Marysville. The brides Iather
Judge Beleher, gave his daughter away TO her
husband. AT Tie conclusion OF the ceremony
congratulations were sh0wered upon the happy
pair, and as the guests invited 10 the post
nuplal reception, fGOm II TO O'Clock, arrived.
a delicious wedding breakfast was served at
tete-a-lete tables, where the cordial cOngTatu-
latory celebration was appropriately continued
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley left during the afternoon
Tor bridal trip 10 Del Monte, and upon their
return to this city in a few days Will leave for
the Eastern Staies uurposing 10 remain away
some months. They viii reside at Marysyille.
Notes.
Miss Barnes and Miss Brown gave pink DIN
ner at the Coronado Saturday evening, which
was the event Of the week. Among the guests
were Governor aud Mrs. r. ". Waterman aud
Mrs, J. d. SpIeckels.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Dennis Mahan gave o
pleasant bIeat fast party recently on board the
United States ship Macarthur, commanded by
Lieutenant Mahan. The guests weIe Medical
Director and Mrs. Bates, Colonel and Mrs. For
ney, Ensign Billiard, Ensign Hocomb aud En-
sign Rodgers.
On sunday evening Mrs Ella Levy of San
Francisco gave musicale at the Riverside HOIel,
Santa Cruz, followed by refreshments and da ne
ing.
Nlr. and Mrs. Captain Leonard Of the ship
Moody gave luncheon party 10 Mr.. and Mis-.
W. X. hIsseil and Mr.. and Mrs. Munday at air
haven, Wash, Tuesday, on board the ship.
Mir. y. NJ. Armstrong young attorney OF San
Francisco, and Miss Constance L. Ward, daugli-
ter Of the chief accountant OF the San Francisco
Savings Union, we're married yesterday morning
at The residence OF the brides parents in Oak
land. Tie happy pair lelt for wedding tour to
Portland, Oregon.
Tie occasion of the social reunion held by Our
Neighb0rs Daughters Social Club In honor of
tie third anniversary OF its Organization drew
large number OF its members aud invited guests
last Saturday evening TO Manges' Han, Which
was beautifully decor ated. The music furnished
by the Golden Gate Band was excellent.
Seven Pines Circle held It's regular weekly
meeting Monday evening. Visits 10 hospital re-
ported and several sick comrades added 10 the
list. one new member inflated. Alter a short
a
and cake were given to the chaplain who is leay-
ing 10 go on trlp north. Tie regular open
ueetn, VIII be heiC next Monday evening".
Lawn tennis Is continuing TO exert its potent
spell. a number Of new members have Joined The
san Jose Club, Whete the new courts are TO cost
500. lie NTH annual tournament Of the South
Elm California Association VIII be held at Santa
Monica on The 18th pIox. Tie present cham
plOD, Il. 7. Carter is 10 be excluded from all ex-
Cept lie handicap events.
Tableaux at Napa.
Last Saturday evening the visitors at Napa
Soda Springs gave a delightful series of Ia
bleauX, under The direction OF Mrs. Winsor L.
Brown and Miss Edith Forbes. Afterward there
was delicious supper served, to which all were
invited by Nj. and Mrs. Merrill in kindly recog-
milton OF the recent celebration of their wedding
anniversary.
Following were some OF the clever tableaux
presented in the dancing nall, which had been
converted for the n0nee into miniature theater:
Marguerite In the garden scene OF Faust
Mrs. Winsor L. Brown; Tit for Tat" by Miss
Morse and MI. Charles Il. jackson; "Nydla,
the Blind Girl of Pompen," by Mrs. Charles II.
JACKSON "The Nuns Last Vow" Miss Edith
Forbes: "The Courtship OF Miles StandIsh,"
by Miss Mamie Holbrook and Mr.. Andrew jack
son; "Rebecca and ROweDa" IvanhOe) by Miss
Forbes aud Miss Morse; "Jeptha's Daughter"
two poses by Mr.. Harry L. Coleman ana Miss
For be5j The Princes OF the Tower" by Miss
Atkinson, Miss Iroobriek aud Miss Hobrook
Among The guests present were: Mr.. Charles
W. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Atkinson. Mr..
and Mrs John G. Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN f.
Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Wilkinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Holbrook, Mss Mamie Hol-
brook, Mr. ana Mrs. L. b. Tooker, Mr.. aud Mrs
I. {. McAfee Mr.. Chauncey Taylor, Mrs. w.
w. Foote. Miss Bertha Foote, MIR. Harry L.
Coleman. Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry p. Sonntag. Mrs.
II. Z. Chrlsty, Mr.. ana Mrs. PIentisS Selby,
bliss Evelyn Chrlsty Mr.. aud Mrs. Holland
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Jackson, Mrs,
Stanley, Miss CARRIER, Mr.. j. A. Russell Jr., Mr.
John Judge, Mr.. and Mrs. James OBrlen, Miss
Maggie CARRIER, Mr.. Henry NJ. HOlbro0k, Miss
HoDrOOk, Mr. and Mrs Windsor brown, Miss
Grace Wooster, Miss Mile Troobrlci Mi and
Mrs. A. D. Moore, the Misses Moore Mrs. Fred
l.. Wooster Mrs. Captain Smith. Mrs. Moore,
Major J. r. Melun, Dr. and Mrs. Miller Major
Theodore +. Savage, Captain a. A. QuaitIe, all
Of Washington, ID. c.
Birthday Party on Green Street.
Last Sunday evening party in honor OF a
birthday anniversary was rendered TO Mr.. aud
Mrs. julius j. Loeser at their residence, 521
Green street. The happy couple received many
congratulations and wishes for many more years
OF welded lie. Amid the strains OF music lie
guests enjoyed themselves until a late hour
Among the merry throng were: Miss Lola La
eampe, Miss II. NJ Garcia Miss Feriap Miss
Maria Garlbay, Miss C. Garbay, Miss X. Lecu-
eutre, Miss l.. heiie, Miss A. Kelly, Mrs. o.
Nevada, Mrs. Bocca, Mrs. Judd, Miss Lolita
Simon Fumes 2. Iasques, r. AlVaradO, o..
GrespO, I. hean. +. Esqueda, l. de Santos
Coloma hlyles +. 0'Donnel NJ. Esqueda, l.
LARA L. Oilyar and A. Aguilar
The Flannigan- Clark Wedding.
An interesting wedding yesterday was that of
MIR. p. j. Flanagan of the San Francisco bar
and Miss Parthenia Clark, daughter OF Mr..
Jesse Clark, prominent and wealthy citizen of
Woodland, where lie has been for many years
identihed with The best interests OF the COM
munlty. He was one OF the chief founders and
IS now Trustee Of HesperiAn College In bis
town, where both himself and his wife have
made themselves respected and beloved by their
wise and kindly benefactlons. The ceremony
was performed at noon by the Rev. Horatio
Siebbins, aud the happy pair will Immediately
take up their residence in their handsome house
on Webster street IN this city. The bride IS a
iady Of culture, an NJ. A. of Hesperian College,
and delivered The Vaedlctory upon the occasion.
OF her graduation. The groom an excellent
lawyer of high reputation, is widely and favor
ably knOwn in this city.
Party on Greenwich Street.
An enjoyable party was given by Mrs. Jay
Russell, at her large residence, on Wednesday
evening. Among those present were: Miss May
Lyons, Mrs. Williamson, Miss Charlotte Rnea,
MIS-. R0sendale, Miss Mamie Smith, Miss Lane,
Niss Annie DOuG, Miss Taber, the Misses Ftz-
gerald, miss Clara Hielborn, Miss Ida Murry,
Miss Lynch, the Misses Mamie and Ella Battles
Miss Gallagher The Misses Minnie ana Annie
Williamson, Miss Costello, Miss Curley, Miss
Laura Arnold, Miss Lizzie McCarty Miss Nell
son, Miss Jane Lawson, Miss Minnie Healey the
Misses LOttie and Belinda Fltzsimmons Miss
Mamie DOnahue. Miss Schober, Mrs. Sutton
Miss Jennie Cowel, Miss Mary Barkhausen,
Miss Nellie Schaap, Miss Emma Schaap, Mrs
Christina McGTath, Miss Mamie Dreamer, Miss
Rearden, Miss Mamie Sweeny, Miss Mary Foley
Miss Amelia JOst Miss Tnny, Miss Lizzie Fltz-
gerald, Mrs. R0seDdale. Miss Kelly MISS FiIz
gerald. Miss Emily Russell. Miss Sweeny Miss
Murry, Miss Abbie Higgins, Miss Nj. Higgins
MessTs. ColIOugh. Edward Miller, Mr.. Coleman,
james Ford, Alex SlIVey of Valoria, James
Bottom, S. 6i.lles, Michael Tammlan, Albert