The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15

lN ESPITE the social and holiday time
] temptations yesterday there was
a large and, it must be added en-
thusiastic attendance last evening AT
the second concert of the st. Francis
musical art society. The concerts are
in high favor this season and the one
lust passed into history was truly
delightful affair.
There were several dinner parties be-
fore the concert and among those who
entertained large parties at home pre-
ceding the program was Mrs Eleanor
Martin, who had the following guests;
Mr. and Mrs; William Miss Gsne,eve sass,,e Walker
Workman Jr. Peter Martin
Lnkens Erwin Richter
Cordova de Garmenda
Among those who are attending the
concerts this season are:
Mr. and Mrs. George Mr.. and Mrs. L. R.
Newha1l Mead
MT Nesndn snd Mrs. Athole Mr. and Mrs Willis
Mr. ries1ap and Mrs A. s. Mr.. and Mrs; Leon Sloss
Lilly Mr: and MIS- Wars
hT Pope snd Ars' es0'sS Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Mr.. Z "a and Mrs. Cyrus ststsou Wheeler 1ssIsr
Nr and Mrs. Henry T Mr. and Mrs. Walter
'as; S.o,t a' 80 s. Martin
Mr. scI.a ana Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. John
n1 NJ aad sslSlaw aTs. George Mr. an and Mrs. Eugene
Mr.. r. and ',i Mrs. Horace Mr.; and Mrs Andrew
ID. Pillsbury Neicn - m,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuyler Judge ana Nfs' - W
Mrs. William r. Wheeler left last
Tuesday for her country home. Casa
Sequan, in San Diego county. She ex-
poets to return to San Francisco the
last of January. Mr. Wheeler. who
! is now in washington, d. c., will join
Mrs. Wheeler a few days before Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler will entertain
large house party during the holi-
days, their guests leaving San Fran
cisco December 26. Many delightful af-
fairs are planned for the 10 days of
| merry making. There is to be a New
Years eve ball; for which Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wheeler have sent cards TO all their
neighbors in the Alpine country The
house guests are going TO give a play
! and vaudeville.
One of the real delights arranged for
the guests will be an overnight trip
to the top of the Cuyamaca mountains,
from which the Imperial valley and
the Sa1ton sea can be seen. Some OF
the party will go on horseback, the
others in motor cars
Beside the. larger affairs, luncheons
and dinners and general good time
will fill the days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler's guests Will
be the following:
Miss Ardells Mills Dr. Mary Mylott
Miss Olive Wheeler Elmer Dent
Miss Fernando Pratt Lawrence Van Horn
Miss Erna st. Goar Arnold Weber
Miss Nellie Grant tRoDert W eDer
Miss Bessie Stetson Ray Whitley
Charles StetsOn Wheeler Ashleign simpson
Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler will be assisted
in entertaining their guests by their
son, Alden Wheeler.
The wedding of Miss Lucy Gwin
Coleman and Germaine Vincent, which
| took place last evening at the home
| of the brides mother, Mrs. Berry Cole
man. in San Mateo, was one OF the
most unpretentious of the winter wed
dings in its appointments, but never.
theless, was one of the most Important
| socially.
The pretty ceremony, at which Rev
n. BsW. Gallwey oficiated, took place
in the reception room at the SUBURBAN
home. The setting of ferns ana whlte
chrysanthemums was an effective back
| ground for the gowns worn by the
bride and her attendants. The bride
was an attractive picture in her robe
of white satin, embellished with point
applique and with the bridal costume
she wore her mothers pearls for or
nament The long veil was fastened
with a coronet of orange blossoms and
the pretty bride carried a shower Dou-
ouet of orchids and lilies of the valley
The two bridesmaids. Miss Christine
Pomeroy and Miss Elizabeth Liver
| more. wore similar gowns of white
chiffon cloth and each maid carried
| shower of pink roses The tour rlo-
! hon bearers were Miss Lucy Bonner
and Miss George Bonner, nieces of the