The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marriage of Miss Phoebe Saalburg
and MIR. Prayer.
The Masonic Eusicale-A Pasadena Reeen.
tion-Ihs WOman's Exchange Recep-
ton To-Day-Personal Notes.

Miss kuhne Beveridge has finished in elav
bust OF Mrs. DR.. Marshall of Santa Cruz
Mrs. Marshall intends to sail from New
York for Europe on May 10.
The engagement of Miss Fantia Gold
smith to Mr. Louis Heringhi of Fresno has
been announced. They will reeve their
friends next Sunday afternoon from tn e
o'clock. at 1919 Geary street.
Liberty Post and Corps viii give a social
this evening at Washington Hall, 80 Eddy
street,
The poet-singer. Nir. James G. Clark, is
visiting Pasadena. where a reception was
last Friday given in his honor by Lieu
tenant aad Mrs. George n. Chase. formerly
OF The Preside, this city. Some twenty
i've or thirty friends were agreeably enter
tanned. Mr.. Clark rendering several songs
ana Rotations Lieutenant Chase added
TO the pleasure Of his guests hv giving n
reading, and Master Thorington Chase
greatly pleased them with a violin solo
SAaIlluily executed. Whist and refresh
ments occupied the attention of the COM
pshy during part Of the evening.
The San Francisco Chapter Musicale.
There was an exceptionally elegant re-
cepuon and musicale on Monday night.
given by San Francisco Chapter No, /.
foyal Arch MasOns, at the Masonic Tenn
pie.
A large audience enjoyed the following
programme: Overture. orchestra; intro
Quctory remarks, W. III. Davis. II. p.
masonic address, Companion l.. NJ Hoe.
neT pass solo. Companion Walter c. Camp
bell, Sig. Martinez accompanist: mandolin
and guitar duet, Professor Z L. Scbmitz
ana Professor r: Laraja; soprano solo, Miss
ID. ii. CresSy, Miss Il. White accompanist:
violin solo. Mr.. a. Harold Kayton, Sig.
Martinez aceompanst; barytone solo (se-
= ArfI oh
Hetzei aecompanst; eOrnet solo, Mrs.
George Heizel, Mr. George Hetzel accom-
PIANIST; comic song, Mr.. Thomas Tregelias.
M George Hetzei aceompanist; piano
500: az. MaTtlnez; song. Dreams Sire
lezsIl Mrs. Ida May Davis-violin obiigato
DIR a Harold Kayton. Sig. Martinez
aee0mpanlSt; trombone solo, Professor f.
h. Tobin, Mr.. George Hetzel accompanist:
recitation, Brother I. c. Leary.
The Prager-SaaIburg Wedding.
Last evening Miss Pn9be Saalburg,
daughter of Mr.. William Saalburg. editor
Of the Jewish Times and Observer of this
city, was married at her parents residence,
1908 Ellis stree1. to Mr.. Less Prayer of the
nrm of Prayer q Sons Of Portland. Oregon.
The ceremony was performed at $50
O'clock by Rev. NJ. ,. Levy, coedtor Of the
lines, IN the presence OF a large number OF
friends. The long suite of parlors were
canYsSed and elaborately decorated. A
GdANR1 VI l6Ino occupied Inc DaV-NlluOW.
surmoUnted by large floral bell composed
OF white and heliotrope blossoms. beneath
which the happy pair stood TO be united.
They were attended by four little flower
giTls-Mlss Josie and Miss Dora Saalburg,
SISTERS OF the bride, and Miss Ray and Miss
Celia Prayer. sisters Of the groom. Beside
them stood Mr.. and Mrs. William Saalourg,
their sons, Messrs. Samuel, Charles George
and Walter Saalburg, Mr.. Isaac Prayer,
brother OF the groom, of Portland, Oregon.
no ny oh ia 49,
cade silk, trimmed with point lace and was
further 0rnamented with diamo nds in her
mar and on her bouquet. Both the bride
and groom are natives of this city.
Dancing 10 YANKEES music followed and
at II o'clock the friends descended to supper
served downstairs amid elaborate decora-
lions. Speeches by number Of friends,
including editors, prolonged the festivities
20 late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prayer leave today for a
two weeks trip in the southern country aud
on their return will receive their friends at
the Palace Hotel.
ne bridal gifts were exec .ionaIly numcr-
costly, one of the most admired be-
a large oaken chest filed with silver
ware.
Jolly Scots.
Tie ST. Andrews Society gave another of
its delightful open meetings in Scottish hall
Monday evening, which was largely attended
not only by members but friends OF the
society. The following programme. sand
wlched from beginning 10 end with encoTes,
was very much ENJOYED; Song. The Mon
arch of the Woods" O. C.. BaUngalI; song,
Maid of Dundee" Miss Effie Nieoll; reel
tation, Thomas Ross; song, The Puir Anld
Folks" Miss Narrower; piano duet. Misses
Reid and EkebaGm; Scotch story. Expert
enees of q Couple in Inverness" James
Whyte; piano solo, 'Maxwelton Braes,"
Miss o Keefe; song. Rocked in the Cradle
OF the Deep George Purdee.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Alvarado NJ. Fuller. wife of
Lieutenant Fuller. Twentieth Cavalry. left
BOT Springs for Providence r. l.. on the IA
inst. Mrs. Fuller was accompanied by her
two children and nurse, and will not re-
turn to California FOX some months.
MI. D. O. Mills is said to be contemplat-
ing making his home in California during
the winter months henceforth.
Mrs. Harry Gillig (nee CrockeD has
bought beautiful home on Eighty first
street New York, fronting on the park of
the Academy of Natural Sciences.
Mrs. Austin Sperry and family, who are
on their way 10 Honolulu, are accompanied
by MIS-. A. ". Simpson, Miss Jessie Simp-
son and Mr. Andrew Simpson of Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry returned Mon
day from a visit to Del Monte.
Mrs. N. l.. Lewis and Miss Bessie Bum
ner OF this city have arrived in New York
after an extended tour through Europe aud
India. They are expected TO reach San
Francisco in May.
Mrs. L. l.. Mamie is visiting friends in
Geyseryile, Sonoma County, and Will re-
main three weeks.
Miss Mary Pierce of Salem, Mass, is on
her way to California To visit her uncle and
aunt Dir. and Mrs. M. Pierce, near Madr0ne
Station.
Mr.. ID. Gross and family leave the 30th
inst. for their future home, New York City.
Mrs. d. Gross will be pleased to see her
friends at the Richelieu, corner of Van
18th inst, prior 70 her departure for New
York City.
Captain Charles G.. Lathrop and Mr. and
Mrs. B. V. Watson have been visiting Los
Angeles.
Among the latsat arrivals at Nice are Mr..
and Mrs. George z. Raum ard DR.. n. Rosen-
cranz OF this city.
Mrs. Edgar j. de Pue has returned to her
home in this city after brief visit with her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. @. Hunt of Marys-
vile.
Dir. r. z. Houghton, the well-known at
tcrney, has been visiting San Bernardino.
Mr.. Henry Miller, accompanied by bis
niece. Miss n. Place of this city, has been
paying visit to Gilr0y.
and Miss Gertrude Kensett. from New
York, arrived in the city yesterday morning
and have rooms at the Pleasanton. They
have been making an extensive tour of Cali
fornia and will remain here q month before
leaving for the East
Dir. 7. G. Rinaldo Of San Jose is in this
city.
Viewing the Suburbs.
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