The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-24
WEDDINGS.


WEDDINGS.
A prominent wedding took place IN the ola
mission church in Santa Clara at 1880 O'Clock
on Saturday morning, July 10. The contract
ing parties were Miss Arcadia Spence and
Luis L. Arcueuo. The bride is the grand
daughle r of the late David Spence OF Monterey,
who arrived here in 1924, and great-grand'
daughter of the late Comandante NJ. Estrada
of the same place. The groom is a son OF the
late Don Jose Ramon Arguello OF Santa cara,
a grandson Of the late Luis Areuello, first Gov
ernor of California under Mexican rule, ana
great-gr andson of the late Jose Daiio Arguello,
who was Governor under the Spanish rule.
Thus il happened that TWO OF the Oldest faml-
lies In the State were united by marriage.
The church looked very attractive with its
decoration of bright flowers and foliage, and
the sanctuary was ablaZe with light. Only
relatives and very intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. which was impressiyely per
formed by Rev. Father Mckenna. The brides
uncle. NJ. Malarin, gave her into the Keeping OF
the groom. Miss Ada Sullivan was the maid
of honor, and Charles Fay acted as best man.
nGptial mass was celebrated after the cere-
mony. AT noon an elaborate breakfast was
served at the home Of the brides moth I, Mrs.
A. V. Farjo. The wedding gifts were numer-
Gus and particularly valuable. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arguello left in the afternoon TO visit Santa
Barbara, Los Angles, Del Coronado and otne,
southern points. after which they will 60 to
Chicago to see the Columbian Exposition.
Two London Weddings.
Two notable weddings took place curing the
past week at ST. Mary Abbotts, Kensington,
London, che brides being the TWO daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel W. Holiday of this city.
The first wedding was on last Monday after
noon, when Mrs. Ruth Holiday Blackwell was
married 10 Reginald Brooke late oftbe First Life
Guards, eldest son of The late Francis Capper
Brooke of Uford place, Suffolk, England. On
Thursday afternoon Miss Louise Ord Holiday
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Georgetown, Demerara, British Guiana. Both
weddings were very happily celebrated.
Falion-Coe.
The residence OF MIR. and Mrs. Edward Fl.
Coe, 1909 Union street, was the scene of
charming wedding last Tuesday evening, when
their daughter, Miss Alice Hudson Coe, was
united in marriage to John H. Faon, son OF
Major Fallon. a retired English army officer,
who now resides in Los Angeles. A graceful
and artistic arrangement of flowers. vines aud
ported plants made the rooms even more at
tractive than usual. number of relatives
and friends were present TO witness the cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev, Robert
Mack pZ-. Miss May Hoesch was the maid
OF honor and Frank II. Anies was best man.
The bride. who is statuesque and beautiful
blonde. looked lovely In an elegant empire robe
OF white corded SILK made with Il long court
trap. The corsage was deliberately trimmed
witF rare point lace and TIE flowing veil was Of
whiN tulle.
emony and then delicious supper was served.
The wedding presents were numerous and
costly. On Wednesday the happy couple left
for Southern California and on Saturday even.
ing a reception was rendered to them by Major
FallOn at his homo in Los sAngeles. They Will
reside in this city as Mr.. Fallon Is connected
with the firm OF Mau, Sadler & Co..i the ca
pacty or cashier.
Pierce-Boynton.
The wedding OF Archie B. Pierce, Instructor
Rkaas.,
and Miss Emma III. Boynton. eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Boynton of Berkeley, was
celebrated at the future home of the bride and
groom. 2O14 Shattuck avenue, at o'clock, on
July l3, In the presence of large number of
relatives and friends, The Rev. Amos Boyuton
OF Saratoga, grandfather of the bride, officiat-
ing. Many beautiful presents were received.
After the ceremony the couple left for Mon
terey.
Observation-Disclosures.
The marriage Of Thomas II. Mcdonnell and
Miss Bessie E. Williams was solemnized al the
residence OF the BRIDES parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Williams, at Pennsylvania avenue, Po-
Tero, San Francisco, on Wednesday evening
There were great many invited guests pres
eht. Inc ceremony took place at 8 O'clock in
The east parlor and was performed by Rev NJ.
n. Alexander. The bride and groom were at
tended by Miss r. Williams Miss Smith, Mr..
BUCK and j. Wfnship. while the young lady
was given away by her fathsr.
The room in which the ceremony took place
had been specially arranged for the happy
event and was deliberately decorated with
flowers and the American and English flags
Al the close OF the ceremony and after con-
gratulatiOns had been extended a delicious
wedding feast was partaken Of after which
arrangements were made for the honeymoon
trip.
The bride wore a handsome dress OF steel
gray silk and never looked bitter. Tie next
day the bride and groom departed for Ellerslie
Farm, Alma. Some very handsome and Yalu.
able presents were received by lie couple.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Williams, Mr.. and NJ S. T. Daniels, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Daniels. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards Of Ala
media, Mr.. and Mrs. Beese, Mr.. aud Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casdale, Mr.. and Mrs. Davies,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hami-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs.
Morgan, Mrs. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj.
Iarnell, q. Buck, j. Winship, w. Bell Mr.,
ArnOl, Mr.. Cannon. ID. Buck. S. Symon:, Miss
Gardner, Miss Hazel Gardner, Percy Smith. l..
Hamilton, Mr.. McGilvery, Mr. Hoppe, j. Mel
sou, N'aster Dechie, Mrs. Berre Hanks, Mr..
Hatton.
Daneri-Campodonico
Miss Rose Campodonico, daughter of Pas
quale Campodonico, and Emile I'll. Daneri were
united In marriage at the Italian church on
Saturday evening, july 10. The church was
btautlfuy decorated and was crowded with
Iriends OF The young couple, who are very popu-
lar. MISS Campodon'co. sister of the bride, was
The maid oil honot, and George G. AiferItZ was
the best man. The wedding was followed by a
reception AT the residence of The brlCe's pa
rents, 1851 Clay street, where the evening
was delightfully."- passed in feasting Mr. and
Mrs. Daneri have been passing their honey
moon at Geyservle. and when they return will
occupy their new home on Hilbert street.near
Dupont. They were the recipients OF many
elegant presents.