The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
The Outsider
Other Social Events


One of the prettiest weddings OF the
season took place Sunday. March p. on
which occasion Miss Caroline r. Schnei-
guIa and Alfred Soria. both of San
Francisco, were married. The cere-
mony was Solemnized at St. Eliza
beth's Catholic church in Fruitvale. by
the Rev. Father Victor A de la Tore
Jr. was best man and Mrs. A. de IL
Tore Jr. the matron of honor. The
church was crowded with friends of
the young couple and after the cere-
mOny they were ShOwered with rice.
The bride is a beautiful young girl
highly accomplished and is one of the
bellies of the local Mexican colony. Mr..
Soria is in business in San Francisco
and is very popular among the young
set in Mexican society circles.
DIR. George r. Purlenky has returned
to the city after an extended trip 70
the eastern states
Mrs. Carl Shurenberg announces the
engagement of her daughter. Pesrlie.
to Josef Strauss. The marriage will
take place on May %.
Mr.. and Mrs Manfred Jorgensen an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Lucie. TO Etienne Lefevre-
The willing workers of the Bush
street temple gave most successful
prize whist tournament on the after
noon of Wednesday last. and were re-
paid for their hard work in arrang-
ing the affair with financial as well
as a social triumph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee of Quincy
are visiting friends and relatives in
this city Mrs. Lee is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs ID. A. Meikle of Berkeley.
Miss sara Kaunitz entertained
Wednesday evening in honor OF Miss
Gertrude Bilodeau of British Columbia.
who has been her guest for several
weeks. Miss BiIodeau returned to- her
home Friday. While in California Miss
BiIodeau visited her cousin. the wife
of DIT. Hopkins of Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rhine OF 7f1
First avenue entertained Mr.. and Mrs
: AxsIbrod at dinner last week. the
affair being given as farewell TO the
Axelbrods. who left on Saturday for
visit to the east They will return
in time TO attend the marriage of their
son. Nathan. 10 Miss Bella Rhine,
which will be one Of the autumn we'd
idings.
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greatly during the past few years.
will leave again soon for Europe He
will sail from New York April ..
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Bowman, formerly
of Portland, Ore. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Julie. TO
Leonard c. Kullman. They will hold
the betrothaI reception this afternoon
al 3710 Sacramento street
Miss Lillian Boukofsky gave a thea
ter party recently to few OF her girl
friends. They first enjoyed the play
..The Girl of the Golden West. At the
close of the performances they were
met by Mrs j. Boukofsky. who es-
corted the young ladies TO Bianco's.
where she chaperoned them at dinner
Those present were: The Misses Al
bertina and Leah Newman. Miss Irma
Harris. Miss Rose Packert, the Misses
Sadie and Rose Rehfeld. Miss Alice
Bear, Miss Lillian Boukofsky and Mrs.
]. Boukofsky-
Among a large gathering of friends
Mr.. and Mrs Peter ID. Bernhard cele-
brated the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
their wedding last Saturday evening.
The merry guests who came to extend
their congratulations on the silver
wedding day passed the evening in nu-
sic and dancing. An elaborate supper
was served. The Bernhard home was
tastefully decorated with greens and
flowers.
Under canopy of blossoming cherry
boughs. Miss Margaret Thompson. who
is one of the bellies OF Roberts island.
and Harry t. Hammond were married
yesterday. The ceremony was per-
formed at noon and was attended by a
large number of friends and relatives.
many from this city. The bride was
a dainty picture in her white gown.
and wore long veil of silk tulle She
is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs w. 5.
Thompson and has. in addition to great
personal beauty and charm of manner
an unusual talent for music. which has
been cultivated ever since she was a
small girl Mr. Hammond is one of the
prominent businessmen of Byron. where
a pretty home has been fitted up for
the newly married pair