The morning call., 1890-10-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marriage of Miss n. e. Miller
and Mr. Frank |. WhiteOmb.
The Carwell-Edwar's Wedding-second Day
Of the Kings Daughters Fete-Western
%. Addition Club Night


Colusa.
MI. Charles f. Hamilton, telegraph editor
of the Examiner, was married to Miss MILF
ner, the well-known soprano singer, by
Judge Levy on Tuesday. The happy pair
left for New Orleans the same evening, but
viii return soon and make San Francisco
their home.
Bonita Circle. No 1O4 C. @. F., will give
ian party at Mangels' Hall this evening.
The concert to be given tomorrow evening,
at Odd Fellows Hall, by the returned
yiolinist, Nathan Landsberger, is attracting
much attention and there are satisfactory
assurances Of good house.
= An Evening in Arcadia" is promised by
Temple Workers in the parlors of Plymouth
Church this evening.
The Whitcomb- Miller Wedding.
A pleasant family wedding took place yes
terday shortly after noon at ST. Lube'S
Church, on Van Ness avenue. The central
figures were Miss Miriam Elizabeth Miller,
daughter of Mr.. Samuel Miller, the es-
reemed agent Of the Southern Pachc RAIL
road Company, and Mr.. Frank l. Whit
wel-known Raymond & Whltc0mb ex-
curSions. Only the immediate relatives
were present ut the ceremony, which were
performed by Rev. W. W. Davis, pastor OF
the church. The happy couple partock OF
an elaborate dejeuner at the home ol the
bHil's father, 102 Guerrero street, before
let.Iing for Monterey on their wedding trlp
They will return and leave IN lew days
for New York, where Mr.. WhtcOmb Is local
representative of his fathers company
TIL Kings Daughters Enterprise.
Yesterday was the secondhand penu'tmate
day of the series of fetes given by the Kings
Daughters in this State, in aid of the fund
e Tho m "
lunches were we'll patronIZed. some three
hundred guests being accommodated with a
tempting hot menu. On this day Mrs. Cen
eral Graham had been enlisted and sent
down a large supply OF flowers from the
Preside which greatly beautihed the scene.
In the evening there was choice concert,
and all holders OF tickets who did not attend
missed a rare treat. I he selections were as
follows: Overture. band song, :" The Skip
: Yer' dude, Mr.. Robert Blair: aria, An,
toIs luis c'Traviata," Verdi, Miss Flor
euce Jauuav: clio solo. "Murmuring
I}rrezes" (Jensen-Popper, DR.. a. L. Re
geu.burger: song. "Habanera" cCarmen,
Beet, Miss Isabel Hebron; violin solo,
d" Revere" (VieuXtemps). Mr.. j. Willard
aria. Don Munio" Buck, Mr.. a. Tissot
recitation, The Soldiers Joy" Miss Hat
tie Vance Martin
The voting for Mayor for San Francisco
progressed steadily in favor Of Mr.. Sander
son, while handsome cane has been DO
mated as a prize f0r the most popular candl-
date for Governor OF the State. To-day the
lunches viii be continued and tonight the
. play Court Cards is promised with tab
ieaux. among which will be the Spirit OF
the Kings Daughters from East to West,
said to be a most powerful representation,
given in three scenes. To-day'S entertain
ment il is said, will be in certain ways the
bonne-bOuche of the enterprise.
The CapweIl-E Edwards Wedding.
A pretty and interesting wedding last
evening was that which united in matrimony
Miss josephine EdN ards, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. B. Edwards (the former being vel
known in insurance circles, to Mr.. Harri;
Cebert Capwell, sole proprietor of the Lace
House in Oakland. Miss Edwards, who has
gained great kudos as a member OF the Sar
Francisco Art Association, where her pic
lures have repeatedly been hung on the line
has hosts of friends IN social circles, where
she has been a bright, particular star, al
ways ready to contribute with head or hand
to the general entertainment
The ceremony took place about S 30 O'Clock
at 81. Luke'S Church, on Van Ness avenue
y and Clay street, amid the fragrance OF fresh
en-. flowers and the bright faces OF large
number Of Interested friends. The 'Lohen
grin" wedding march heralded the arriya
of the wedding party, which consisted o.
Miss Marion Capwell, maid of honor; Mis-!
Alnetta Edwards, cousin OF the bride
bridesmaid; Mt Herbert Edwards, also
cousin, groomsmau Mr.. Elvrn E. Edwards
brother of the bride, best man to the groom
and the handsome cOterle OF uSherS, Major
r. ". Burtis, Mr.. Edwi II. Bacon, Mr.
Frank l.. Carpenter and Mr.. William X
Meagher.
The ceremony was earnestly performed BY
the Rev. c. A. Capwell, a cousin of the
groom, assisted by the Rev. W. ". Davis
rector of St. Luke'S. her father giving away
. the bride. a graceful brunette of much
al In aTpparp1 distinguished in
her wedding veil After the ceremony the
% organ undertOnes changed to the time-hon.
ored Mendelssohn's "Weddng March," and
the church quickly emptied.
4 reception was afterward held at the res
idence of the brides parents, 500 Ellis street
Congratulations were offered the happy pail
in the parIOr suite, where a bower of smla1
@; and flowers filed the bay-Window and flow
ers and foliage on all sides accentuated the
occasion. The walls were hung, by pretty
home thought, with paintings executed BY
tie bride, chiefly flowers and fruits with {
few portraits, every panel showing true ar
tistic merit. The wedding supper was after
ward served and a merry affair it proved
the festivities being kept up till late.
Mr. and Mrs. Capwell leave to-day on {
wedding trip of two weeks. On their return
they will reside in their new home, so
Twentieth street, between Telegraph anC
san Pablo avenues, Oakland, where they
VIII be at home in November.
he presents were very numerous ant
= tas eful. The bride presented her maid
with dainty point-laee handkerchiefS, au(
. the groom's souvenirs to his attendant
were handsome Russian-leatheT card-cases
Other presents were: The complete fur
nshng Of the new house in Oakland by thu
brides father. Mr.. L. B. Edwards; silver
tea and coffee service from the brides uncle
Mr.. j. G. Edwards of OakisnG silver berry
set from the parents of the groom, Mr.. anC
Mrs. William Capweu of Grand Lodge
Mich; silver water pitcher, Mrs j. g. Ed
wards aunt OF the bride; silver butteT-dish
from Miss AlDetta Edwards; silver crumb
tray and scraper, Mr.. II. Edwards; roya
crown Derby vase, Miss Marion Capwell
gypsy tea-kettle and stand, Rev. and Mrs
c. a. Capewll; jardiniere, bronze and gilt, Mr.
Marcus fash; Doulton ware vase, MI AM
Mrs. c. Mason Kline; peachbloW rose jar
Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck Wetzer; peachbloV
vase. DR.. and Mrs. WEIGH; olive set, silver
gold lined. Mr.. and Mrs George w. Spencer
picture. 1.-The Artists Model. Mr. j. II
Rohr; antique oak table, Mr.. Thomas Anti
sell Jr.; silver berry-dish, gold lined, Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Bart of Santa Cruz; silve
and gold lined soup ladle in case, Mr.. ant
Mrs J. a. Baikargeon of Seattle; silver te
set. Mr.. +. Z. Tadlock, sister and niece, o
Fresno; silver gold-lined egg service, MI
and Mrs James Williams and Mr. and Mrs
James O. Parrish of Denver, Colo; larg
ostrich and toTtoise-shell fan, MIR. Edward
Kalisher and Mr. Julius Steinberger; Mare
chal Mel roses and chrysanthemnms il
fancy basket, from Miss Ella Mitchell
set of silver teaspoons in case, Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. G. Lathrop; set of silver teaspoons
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Beckwith; eeggshel
china tea service, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Gaskill; fish slice and fork, buckhorn an'
silver mounted, in case, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Champfin; silver and gold-lined sugar
spoon, Mrs. Richard NJ. Apgard; silver anC
god-lined bonbonniere, with tongs, Mis-
Flora Mace; bird carvers in case, Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. B. Jerome; set of hand-paintet
china plates Mr. A. c. G. Pierce 9ss.si lem0nad
hand painted. Mr.. and Mrs. William Metz
ner; etagere, inlaid with brass. Mr.. ant
Mrs. L. Bauer; flowers-Mrs. i. B. Jerome
MI and Mrs Ed Morrison Of Oakland, Mrs
DIR. Welch. Miss Pauline Wormsey. Mrs. {
q G. Lathrop; plant, Mrs. Godchaq5; hand ma
made lace bed set from MuseT Bros; ST.
yer and crystal berry set, Mr. Edwin
and Mrs. E.. L. Bacon; uni, umbrella Ia
stand. Miss Hutton; silver knife anc
fork in case, Major r. W. Bnrts
silver gold-lined berry-spoon, Mr.. and Mrs
+. L. HodRkin, Salem, Oregon; comDipa
rfa Ia m