The morning call., 1891-10-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding of Miss Lillian LIebes
and Mr. j. FIRST.
A Romance Happily Terminated in Baltimore.
The sahlein Tin Wed6ing-st. Marcus
Ladies' Anniversary.

The sahlein Tin Wed6ing-st Marcus
Ladies' Anniversary.
A charity tea, for the benefit of the Little
Sisters Infant Shelter, will be held at the
re sidence of Miss Feldman, GAL Shotwel
street. on Saturday, November 18th, from 3
to 10 o'clock. A concert Will be given in The
evening, some of the best local talent assist
ing. Tickets will be only 30 cents, and
there Will be no other charge. The hostess
will be remembered as a prominent member
of the Club of 81. and any appeal under her
popular auspices is certain to be literally
RESPONDED to by society.
The Bay City Wheelmen will hold an
evening-dreSs reception this evening at
UniOn-square Hail
On October 18th there was formed sing
ing-class by the Independent Order of Red
Men. The officers were as follows: Mr..
F. Fuchs President; Vice-President, Mr.
George Stickelberg; Mr. Detlef Clements,
Secretary; Mr. Charles Oetzer, Treasurer;
Mr.. a. Klein. Caretaker, and Professor
Knss, Singing Teacher.
The NJ. and NJ. Club win give their third
social and dance at Metropolitan Hall this
evening.
The Hustlers Social Club gave their first
hop at Washington Hall last Wednesday
evening, ana judging by the large attend
ance the club will take recognized place
in the social wofld. The grand march, at 9
O'Clock, was led by Mr.. +. Peck and Miss
Schumacher. Credit is due to Mr., j. G.
1ietZ for his able assistance and to the
Floor Committee. The officers are: Frank
NJ - EIsh
dent; J. c. 1ietz, Recording Secretary; j.
I. Dreisbach, Financial Secretary; n. J.
Cusslck, Treasurer.
The Lyceum Amateur Comedy Company
will produce "A Night Or at Odd Fellows
Hall this evening"
Among the attractions this evening are to
be counted: The first annual ball of Becker
dyke Camp, Daughters OF Veterans, at
B'nai Birth Hall: entertainment by Cali
fornia Chapter, No. 4. o. L. S, at B'nai
Birth Hall, and social party By Y. L. l.
No. IA at Irving Hall
The Bar Mitzrah" of Mr.. A. Peters,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Pincus Peters, viii
take place Saturday evening, October 31st,
at the Geary-street Synagogue. y reception
Will be held on Sunday. November Isl. from
l TO 5 o'clock, at their residence. 1926 Bu-
chanan street.
Chief Justice Beatty was entertained at
o'clock tea by Mr.. and Mrs John W. Mitch
ell on Sunday at their suburban residence in
Los Angeles.
This afternoon the Little Kings Daugh-
tiers of Calvary Presbyterian Church will
open their charity fair at 1l5l Octavia street.
All are invited to view the pretty booths
and encourage the workers by their pres
ence. Refreshments will be served.
An Interesting Baltimore Wedding.
The following excerpt from Baltimore
paper of the 10th inst will interest the
many who were acquainted with DIR. Har-
court during his pastorate at Howard-street
NJ. Z. Church:
IN Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Lafay-
eite squar-, last evening. Miss Anna Louise
HsrcOuit, daughter of the Rev. DR.. Richard HaT-
court pastor OF The church, was made Mrs John
W. Pulls by Bishop Fowler of San Francisco.
her bridesmaids were her sisters, The Misses
susie and Blanche HarcOurt.
Alter the ceremony reception was given In
the parsonage adjoining tho church, for which
about 400 Invitations were issued. A mass of
floral decorations, with yellow the prevailing
color, presents OF sterling silver, brc a. Drac and
works OF arI covered the tables and chairs IN the
rooms upstairs, and In the church parO 5. where
a collation. was served, palms. ferns and flowers
were stIewn about in the greatest pFOfusiOn,
while 4 network OF green leaves completely hid
the musicians, who, seated upon a raised plat
form. played several selections while The guests
offered cOngr aiulatIons.
Ihe cOuriship of the couple Is said TO have
been more than ordinarily romantic. Ii would
appear That the groom. though not of the same
calling as the BRIDES falheT, Is Qulie an Inherent
IN his way. Ii was during DR.. Hgrcourt's pas
tOTate In New York thai Mr.. Puts met and
learned to love the minister's daughter aud
when Or. HalC0url was transferred 10 San IRAN
cisco he concluded TO try his fortunes on the Pa
cihc Coast. Less than year ago the doctor was
more, and long he was followed by The
future groom, who found no difficulty In estab-
fishing himself IN business within the limits of
the Monumental CITY.
The St. Marcus Society Anniversary.
The seventeenth anniversary of the st.
Marcus Ladies' Society was very success
fully celebrated last evening, at Saratoga
Hall.
Ritzau's orchestra furnished music for a
very large attendance. the members of
which, after a dance, could indulge in
hearty supper provided by the ladies, who
waited at the tables prepared Up and down
stairs. The special committees consisted of:
Reception CommIttee-Mrs. WanZ, Mrs.
Gerdes, Mrs. Wutrich, Mrs. Kiefer, Mrs.
HOrStmann; floor manager. W. c. Hacke;
assistant floor manager, .. c. hiefer; Floor
Committee-G. Ehrenpfort, G. Gunther, f.
Wrgener, J. Wolters.
The ladies who assisted in the supper
rooms were; Mr.; Kioppenbnrg, Mrs.
Mengel, Mrs Reuleiu, Mrs. Wanz. Mrs.
Wagner, Mrs. Haubert. Mrs. Kempff, Mrs.
Freudenberg. Mrs. Kieier, Mrs. Spring
mann. Mrs. Casselmann. Mrs. Brickwedel,
Mrs. Haacke, Mrs. HOlling. Mrs. Lammer
Mrs. A. Gerdes, Mrs. Johannsen.
The Furst-Liebes Wedding.
A very pretty wedding on Wednesday
evening united Miss Lillian Lebes, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Louis Lebes of Liebes Bros,
and Mr.. Joseph Furst, a prominent mer-
chant of Cincinnati.
Tie ceremonies were sOlemnized at 1913
Van Ness avenue, the residence Of the
brides parents. which was beautifully
adorned with flowers and foliage. About
$50 o'clock the bride, lovely brunette.
took up her position beneath white floral
bell where she was joined by the groom,
and they were united by the Rev. DIR. Voor-
sanger. the impressive rite being performed
entirely in English.
After congratulations. Bdllenberg's or
chestra rendered the supper march, which
was led by the children to the dining room,
where tete-a-tete ia bles were supplied with
elaborate courses, in accordance with dainty
menu-cards. AT the brides table were Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Liebes, MIR. and Mrs.
Brandt. DR.. V0orsanger, two Cincinnati
friends of the groom, Miss Annie Brandt
and the happy pair.
Several feeling toasts were proposed by
Mr.. /. b. l.. Brandt, who acted as master Of
ceremonies, and among others responding
eloquently were Mr.. George Liebes, Mr.
Joseph ROthchild, President of the Conc0r-
dia Club, Mr. Lyon and Mr.. Herman Liebes.
Numerous c0ngratulatory kilograms were
received during the evening, which termi-
ndbtu DledSdnUY Win uhnCinB.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furst left the Palace Hotel
yesterday for Del Monte, Los Angeles and
Del Coronado. On their return. in few
weeks they will proceed to their future
home in Cincinnati.
The presents were very handsome and nu-
merOus. among those noticed being a dia-
mond bracelet, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Liebes;
diamond ring and sealskin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman LiebeS; diamond coiffurs pin, Mr..
and Mrs. Myers; handsome parIor rocker,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marks; gold-chain brace
let, set with diamonds, Mrs Brandt; cut
cry stal vases, Mr. and Mrs. j. Bloom bisque
statue. THE PROPOSAL" Mr.. and Mrs. Pos
ner; silver set Of five pieces, Messrs. Lyon.
aud many more.
Among those present at the interesting
ceremony were: Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Liebes, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Liebes. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Myers, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Liebes. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Posner, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bloom, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. l.. B. Brandt, DR.. and Mrs. Voor-
sanger, DR.. Hersten Mr.. and Mrs. Louis