The herald., 1894-11-01

Armory hall, it is an interesting and en-
tertaining performance. Fifty.two la
dies and gentlemen, each dressed in
such manner as to represent different
card in the pack. after being frat shut.
fed and dealt in thoroughly novel
manner, go through hand OF whist un.
der the direction OF their leader. the ace
being the highest card, king next, and
so on. az in the regular game. The four
hands, after being dealt. stanl in oppo-
site corners OF the hall, and the different
cards OF the various suits are called out
and "p!aysd," whsrsupon they retire for
the next play.
dancing steps being introduced. Tho
costumes are gay aud pretty, and the
opportunities for graceful groupings aud
''jscks" take advantage of the latter,
both in get up and action. and as this 10
the rat game OF living whist given here
the probability is that y large and fash
ionabie audience will be out, especially
as the proceeds are to be used for be-
nevolent purpose.
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.
On last Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Rapp we're treated to . eur
prise by large party of friends. the 90.
casion being the forty-eighth anniver.
sary Of Mr.. Rapp's birthday. 1t was an
exceedingly enjoyable affair, and the
evening was spent in q most pleasant
manner. Quite a number of vocal and
instrumental selections were given,
among which were eelections by Prof.
kpel!, violin solo by Mr.. Korberl, anc
several baritone eolos by Mr.. Laub.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Prof. Knell, Miss Katie Knell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schmitz. MIR. and Mrs. Rssche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamea. Miss Won Fenner,
Mise Mas, Messrs. John and B. j. d.
Dresser, Mr.. and Mrs. Theobald Her
berger, Miss Rosa Herbsrger, Misses
Rosa and Katie Dietrich, Mr.. Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Louis Weber, Miss emma
Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. Korberl. Mr.. Kor-
berl. jr, Mr.. and Mrs. SieDert, Mr..
Capitano. The following who were for
merry residents of Minnesota were also
present: Mr.. E. Hermann. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Refs and sons, Miss Refs,
Mrs. Engelbrecht. Mise Engelbrecht,
Messrs. Peter and John E ngelbrecht,
Mr.. J. Weber. Nj. Charles Aydt, Mr..
Stephens. Mr.. Mockenhaupt, Mr.. Pfef--
ierle, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Laub and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herberger.
Mr.. and Mira. Fred Hsrberger Mr.. and
Mrs. Heintz and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gratis, Mr.. and Mrs. Zeis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steifes, Mr. and Mrs. Krantz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hotter. Mr.. F. Wiegert. A lsrgs
number of floral presents were made.
sHoRB-GLAssELL WEDDING.
One OF tho pfettisst weddings of the
season WAS solemnized last evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Glassell, 352 Bnens Vieta street. The
contracting parties were Miss Louise V.
Glnasell and J. do Barth Shorb, jr. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
Allen, vicar-general, at the cathedral,
with only the family and near relatives
present.
The house was elaborstely decorated
with flowers, the dining room being
wainscoted with banka Of roses. The
presents were numerous and very hand
some. The bride was supported by Miss
Ailene Mitchell, the groom by Dir. Lu-
Glen Glaesell. Shortly after the cere-
mony the wedding supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shorb left for the east by
last nights train, and will make their
home in Philadelphia.
Those present were: Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Patton, Mrs. B. D. Wilson, Miss
Mamie Wilson, Mrs. j, de Barth Shorb,
Mrs. Ii. M. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
rington Brown, Mrs. Thomas Brown,
DR.. Wm. Hereford of San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock Banning, j.
Campbell Shorb. Misses Edith and Ra-
mona Shorb, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Glasssll,
IT,. Phillip Glasaell and Mira. William
Glassell.
RUsKIN CLUB.
AT the regular weekly meeting OF the
Ruskin Art club. yesterday morning. the
study OF Grecian history was resumed
with Argoiis. its characteristics and in
habis+nis; phidan, the tyrant, his po-
litical designs and their result on
Argolis. followed by Sicyon. it's location
and history; the chariot victory OF
Myron, GAS 3. c., his treasury at Olym-
pa, his death and the succession of
Clisthsnes. Then came the sacred war.
in which Athens and Sicyne united in
the defense of Delhi, to the fall of Criss.
5S2 8. G.
The practice OF Bringing TO the club
any art topics that have been gathered
during the week has also been resumed
Suu yebtoIOhy eotcihi iht0ioeoihE hono
of interest were read by different msm-
bers.
LUcKENBAoH BANNIsTER WEDDING.
On Monday evening, ct the residence
OF j. S. Luckenbach. No. 1443 Carroll
avenue, Mi "a Adele e. Luckenbsch and
Mr. George l.. Bannister were married,
the Rev. George d. Cole officiating. Tie
house Was handsomely decorated with
chrysanthemums, horseshoe of that
flower being suspended above ths bridal
couple, who were attended by Master
Luck kenbach and Miss Gladys Collns,
the former carrying flowers, tho latter
the wedding ring on a silver ealver.
Only the relatives and immediate friends
were present. The present0 wero many
and beautiful. Upon their return Mr..
and MrG. Bannister will reside in their
home on NorthFigueroa street. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Collins,
Miss Westlake, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Newell, Mrs. Potts and daughter, George
H. Bonebrake, ]. 7. Best. Mr.. and Mrs.
E Ferguson, Indianapolis. lad. Mr..
and Mrs. K. K. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
II. Getz.
FULLER-BLAIR CONCERT.
The first Fuller. Blair ensemble concert
will take place Friday evening at Blan-
chard Fitzgerald hall. and Miss Fuller
will give analyses of the various mum bers
on the programme this afternoon at her
home, No. 2UlS Flgreroa stroet, at 4