The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-21
MISS FORE WEBS.
BY Zoe Green Radcliffe.

OAKLAND, Oct. 20. - Like the gentleman
that he can be occasionally. the weather clerk
responded to our prayers and gave US the
best he hadin stock for the Fore-Hewlett we'd
ding tonight. Ever since the wedding day
was set, society has been on the tiptos Of ex-
pectat.on, for all the world loves lover and
women delight in a beautiful bride Nor did
Miss lone Fore that was. now Mrs. Eugene
Hewlett, disappoint her friends, for surely no
lovelier bride ever bowed her dainty head for
the nuptial blessing.
When . O. clock arrived tonight st. Paul's
Episcopal Church crowded TO the doors
with the waiting. expectant throng. the many
beautiful gowns OF various hues blending with
the lights and elaborate decorations green
and white in one vast brilliant picture.
At last the glorious strains = the Wagnsr
Festival Chorus announced the brides APP
preach, and the head usher led the way TO the
altar. The other ushers. four in number, fol-
ceded by Miss Natalie Fore. The maid OF
honor. Miss Pauline Fore, came next and then
one can describe the gown but that really
conveys little idea OF the exquisite grace of
its soft, fluffy outlines OF white tulle over
white satin, the full trailing skirt was en-
crusted with slender panels of Bruges lace
from belt to wide hounce Each panel was
outlined with pendent orange buds. Lovers
knots, embroidered in white satin ribbon.
adorned the tulle dounce. The deep trans
parent yoke of the bodice had a slightly low
Dutch neck and was outlined with a tulle
and lace berthe finished with a fringelike ef-
feet in orange blossoms. A wreath OF orange
blossoms, so trying 10 any but a really BEAU
tiful woman, held the veil in place and the
conventional bouquet was shower Of pale
ornament worn by this daintiest Of brides was
the crclet OF diamonds and rubies, the groom
gif., that sparkled on her hand.
Miss Pauline Fore the maid of honor, was
In pink and the 1--WE bridesmaids in white. The
gowns, plcturesquely colonial in effect. were
all made just alike. of satin messaiine with
ciennes lace gave bolero like finish to the
corsage. while the deep girdle, pointed in
front ended in a position back which was
buttoned with rhinestones. Each dainty
maiden carried a shower OF bridesmaid roses
and wore in her hair the brides gift =
Partisan ornament consisting OF two ostrich
plumes and an aigrette, the whole sparkling
with brilliants.
The bridesmaids were, first, Miss Natalie
Fore and Miss Ethel Valentine, Miss Ger
trude Allen, Miss Crissie Taft and Miss Edith
Gaskil
brother and the ushers Albion Whitney,
Arthur Goodfellow. Allen Chckering. Thomas
Porter Bishop and Howard Huntington
&, Pauis Chancel. which lends itself read
lily to decorative schemes, was perfect bower
Of ferns and white flowers. Rev. Charles
Thomas Walkley pronounced the nuptial bless
a reception at the Fore home on Franklin
street followed the ceremony, not quite one
hundred guests having been invited to the
house. An artistic arrangement OF foliage
and pink blossoms gave the residence gala
aspect and supper was served on small tables
scattered throughout the various apartments.
The brides table was set In the library and
distinguished by charming garniture of
pink tulle and roses Little souvenirs for
guests at this table were pretty hand painted
Cupids entwining two hearts In addition to
the bridal party those seated at the round
table were Mrs. Chickering and Mrs. Bishop,
Ralph Mccormick and Harvey Lindsey.
Mr.. and Mrs Hewlett go East Immediately
via New Orleans, and will probably be away
six or eight weeks. On their return they will
reside at the ST. Dunstan in San Francisco.
q graduate of the State University and Of the
Harvard Law School and as an attorney, has
made rapid strides in his profession. He Is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hewlett of
The bride is the third daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fore of this city
The Melvin home in East Oakland presented
an animated picture yesterday afternoon.
autumn leaves and scarlet blossoms forming
an admirable setting for the coterie Of charm
ing invited to meet Mrs Melville Do
of South Carolina. Mrs. Melvin. like her pop
ular husband, Judge Harry Melvin, Is a most
hosptaoe sr c,a an0 Tneir nome where
is frequently the scene of some pleasant gath
ering
of 500., the prizes being won by Mrs. Par
Mrs Frank PARCELS. Mrs Percy CLAY BLACK
Mrs Frederick Stoip, Mrs. Irving Burrel Mrs
| Howard Bray. Mrs. John Albright. Mrs. Frank
Martin. Mrs. George Borneman, Mrs John
| Valentine Jr., Mrs. Walter Starr, Miss Marian
| Goodfellow, Mrs. George Hammer Mrs. Err
nest. J. Cotton, Mrs j. J Allen, Mrs. Reginald
Allen. Miss Mary A. Morse.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Dorsaz celebrated
| their fifteenth wedding anniversary last Mon
| day evening and many OF their oldest friend,
enjoyed the occasion with them. profusior
| of red carnations frightened the apartments
| where the guests played cards and in other
ways amused themselves. Unique mementoes
OF the occasion were in the form Of folded
| cards. on which were printed excellent like
nesses Of the host and hostess
The prizes Of cut glass were won by Mrs