The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02

father. She was go%ned IN short white bro
caded satin gown. The corssge was high and
covered with tulle and trimmed with white
satin ribbons. Her veil was attached with a
spray of orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
OF brides roses.
The groom and his best man, Carl Brown.
joined the party at the altar. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. E. B. Spaulding.
rector of the church.
reception and breakfast followed at the
home of the brides parents, 1873 Pierce street.
1t was for the relatives and intimate friends
only. among whom were: Mrs. Mary Halstead.
J. l.. Halstesd, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Lsthrop,
Miss Knowlton, DR.: Cahill, q. E. Bennett,
Mrs. W. A. Halstead Miss Wilma Halstead,
A. V. Brown, Mrs Mary V. Vero, Mrs NJ.
A Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Allard. Mrs.
Q. Newhouse, Miss Clara Newhouse, Mis-
porothea Newhouse, Mrs. E. A; Hu,ing; Miss Mis-
Husing, Miss Mamie Byrnes, Mrs. NJ. T. Big
ley, Frederick H. Eichbaum, Miss Pritchard,
Mrs. j. w. Cochran, Miss Wil.imena Cochran.
F. H. Eichbaum Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Cummins, Mrs. John +. Knox. NJ IS Bella
Knox, Miss Annie Knox, Mrs. w. D. Smith,
Miss Carrie Brown. Mrs. w. o. Farnsworth,
Rev. and Mrs. Z. ?. Spaulding. Miss Spaulding,
Mrs. Wheeler.
Dr. and Mrs Brown left on the afternoon
train for Blue Lakes, where the honeymoon vii
be spent. Upon their return the- Will reside
at 133 Pierce street.
Mss Adele Rottanzi and Professor ]. J. B.
Argent of the College of Pharmacy were
married Tuesday morning at St. Mary's Ca
thedral.
The ceremony took place at 7:3o o'clock
and was performed by Father Mulligan. Only
the families Of the high contracting parties
were in attendance.
The bride was attended by her sisters and
the brother of the professor acted as best man.
Il was the wish of Miss Rottanzi that her
marriage be unattended by any display.
The bride, who is a decidedly handsome
young lady, was simply but becomingly al
tired in a travelling costume.
After the marriage service and the offering
n pO n - II 10 "a wnAdinC
to the family residence, at Third and Fols ON
streets. The home is the one where DIR. Rot
tamil and his four sisters were born and where
they have lived all their lives.
There is a decidedly large family connection
and the relatives and intimate friends MADE
up a gay party Tor the wedding breakfast,
for long hours, midst the popping OF corks and
much laughter and good cheer.
Later in the day Professor and Mrs. Argent
left for Lake County, where they will spend
honeymoon.
The bride is we'll known in musical circles.
she has fine soprano voice ana sings In
church as well as in musical events in the
Italian society of.the City.
Her father, DR.. Rottanzi the elder, is re-
mem bered by all old residents of San Fran
cisco, where he and his famous drugstore were
almost much OF an institution fCr many
years as the City Hall itself
DR.. Rottanzi the younger is member of the
Board of Supervisors.
Professor Argent is the associate of DR..
Searby in the chair OF materia medica of the
College of pharmacy. He is a wheelman,
enthusiastic member Of the Camera Club, and
al interesting and popular gentleman gener-
ally.
Leon Levin, an extensive coffee-planter of
San Salvador, and Miss Lillian Goodman,
daughter OF Mrs. Rache! Goodman, were mar
ried at O'Clock Tuesday evening at the home
OF the brides mother, 1929 Pos street. There
were no attendants, the bride being accom-
panied by her brother, Theodore Goodman.
The ceremony was performed by The Rev. DR..
Nieto IN the handsomely decorated parlors. A
floral canopy was erected in the front parlor,
about which were number of " tie doves,
from the beaks of which white ribbons were
suspended.
The gown of the bride was a heavy white
ivory satin, the corsage being covered with
| tulle and trimmed with point lace. The long
veil was attached to the co ffure by diamond
sunburst, the gift OF the groom. An elaborate
! supper followed the wedding. and then
Thursday for Europe. After a years travel
! they will return to this City, where they will
make their home.
| On Thursday evening, April %. the mar
| rage OF William Brady Jr. and Miss Lillian V.
| Mcmahon, daugh ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
| Mcmahon, Was solemnlZed.
i Miss Bertha Fahrenkrug attended the bride
! and Edward Brady acted as best man.
| On Sunday, the 25ih of April, was celebrated
| in this City, at the church of ST. Peter ana
! Paul, the wedding of Mario Perasso and Miss
Dollie Arata and Miss Virginia Canepa acted
as bridesmaids and DR.. Guido Caglleri and
/ Mr.. Devote were groomsmen.
After the wedding a lunch was served at the
| home OF the BRIDE. Mr.. and Mrs. Perasso
have gone to Del Monte for their honeymoon.
The double wedding of F. Lankenau and
| Miss II. Bucking, c. Sander and Miss Bertha
| Bucking, took place at the Native Sons Hall
/ on Saturday evening. April "a. The ceremony
/ was performed at O'Clock by the Rev. ]. w.
| Buehler. The hall was decorated with ferns
and lilies. There was large attendance of
| friends and relatives present and after the
! ceremony there we're dancing and general fes-
tivities until IL o'clock, when sumptuous re.
| past was partaken of.
| A very pretty wedding was solem nized Sun
day, April 25, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs ].
| Mccain. 375 Sanchez street, the contracting
parties being Harvey Fuller OF Cotton and
Miss Gussie Bassart, daughter of the late Cap
| tain Charles Bassart OF san Francisco. Miss
Minnie Barry acted as bridesmaid and Charles
Bassart as best man. The knot was tied by the
Rev. Mr.. Mohl.