The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-01
| MEMORABLE SUCCESS,
The Charity Ball at the AriOn
Club House last Evening
AN AFFAIR UNSURPASSED
In the History Of Wheeling Social
Happenings in Recent Years-A
brilliant ThrOng and u Gay
Scene in Every Way

Scene in Every Way
The charity ball given at the Arion
club house last night for the benefit Of
the fund being raised by the Hebrew
congregation OF this city, for tho pur-
pose Of building a new synagogue, was in
every way a notable eyent, The crowd in
attendance was the largest that has been
seen at any society affair given in
Wheeling for years; the dressing was
something magnificent and was proba-
bly, never eQualed at any public gath
erIng known hereaboutsi the music
was tho best to BIO had, the full
Opera House orchestra OF fifteen
pieces fairly surprising itself in the
rendition Of the splendid pro,
gramme; the supper, was all
that could be desired and there
peryaded the entire assembly q
spirit Of congeniality that made the
occasion delightful one, Taken alto
gether the ball was so thorough
" well managed that It cannot
fail to be long remembered by
those who were among the fortunate
ones present,
Too much credit cannot be given to
the ladies' and gentlemen who devoted
SO much OF their time to the gettingup
OF this superb entertainment, To
Mrs. Morris Horkheimer In particular,
are the thanks OF the congregation due
for her untiring efforts to make the ball
the great success 1t was; she dis
posed OF nearly all the tickets that
were sold outside Of those sold TO mem
bers OF the congregation, and In other
ways gave valuable aid. The regular
committees were us follows:
Committee OF Arrangements: Messrs,
Morris Horkheimer, Henry Baer, Chas.
Kraus, Z. Buchanan, d. Gutman, NJ.
Emsheimer, II, Kline, j. Brilles, |. lsen'
berg and A. l.. Kraft.
Reception Committee-Messrs. Der.
nard Horkheimer, s, s. Bloch, Samuel
Kalt aud D. Guudling,
Floor Committee-Messrs. Lee Baer,
@. ]. Beekman, Morris Jacobs, Alex.
Steinield, D. Kraus and A. l.. Rhein.
strom.
HAIr. Z. Buchanan was the able chair.
man OF the Committee OF Arrangements,
and as such was Muster OF Cere.
monies, a position he filled very nc.
Ceptably, particularly in the grand open
Ing march, in which ho was gracefully
assisted by Mrs. Buchanan. There wsre
over sixty couples in line
when this march took place at
10 o'clock. The music for this
was the Seem March," II very pretty
and spirited composition OF MIR. j, Ros'
enfell's, u Baltimore musician Of con.
siderable note, a brother.in-law OF Mr..
S, S, Bloch's; 1t was very much ad'
mired.
The scene presented in the ball room
was superb one when the ball was
at It's full height. The orchestra
was hidden behind a magnlfi.
cent bank OF foliage and flowers
that extended across the entire front Of
tho stage. The floor was thronged with
handsomely attired ladies' and
gallant men. The lights danced,
Jewels blazed, the air was filled with the
perfume Of flowers, smiles wereoa every
face, and nothing was wanting to make
the occasion one OF rare pleasure.
Below will be found a partial list OF
those who were there. II will be OBJ.
served that 1t is singularly represents
tive one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Horkheimer, MIR.
and Mrs. David Gundling, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. S. Bloch, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel KRAFT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Horkheimer, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Kraft, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Baer, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Buchanan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kraus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kraus, Mr.. and Mrs. Benja.
min Fisher, Mr.. and MB. Henry Baer,
Mrs. D. Carter List, Miss Mamie Fisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Baer, Hon. and
Mrs. Jacob Grub, Attorney General and
Mrs. Alfred Caldwell and Miss
Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. /. G.
Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Baer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stamm, Mr.. George
Stamm, Miss Emma Stamm, Mrs. Henry
Stamm, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Blond and
Miss Emma Blond, Col. A. A. Fran
zheim, Dr.. T. o. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Isenberg, Major and Mrs. Aug. Rolf,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Horkheimer, Mr..
and Mrs. George. W. ECkert, IT,, Mr.. and
Mrs. |. Reitzenstein, DR.. and Mrs. A. +.
Hustled, Mr.. and Mrs. O. V. Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. John List, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Burdett Hart, Mrs. W. Newt Linch, Mr..
and Mrs. D. I. Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cal, t,,n ~ faUar Afno nhInnIoinn NJ Tnbn
l. Dlckey, Miss Mary DiCkey, DR.. John
Mcclure, Miss Zoe Mcclure, Mrs. John
]. Jones, DR.. and Mrs. ]. @.
Hupp, Mr.. and Mrs. u. Ed
Mendel, Col. Robert White, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gibson, Mrs. A. L. Rice,
DR., E, A. Hildreth, Mrs. Ralph Kline,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Beuter, Miss Rose
HirsCh, OF Lancaster, Miss Sadie Gund.
ling, Miss Dora Rosenberg, Miss Sara
Horkheimer, Miss Hattie HorkhGimer,
Miss Mary Heyman, Miss Flora
Kraus, Miss Cora Gutman,
Miss Gene Rheinstrom, Miss
Bertha Brilles, Miss Bella Jacobs,
Miss Lena Selling, Of Detroit; Miss Tillie
Freeman, Of Baltimore; Miss Bessie
Crailsheimer, OF Pittsburgh Miss Carrie
Levi, Miss Clemmie Rosenburg, Miss
Hattie Reizonstein, Of Allegheny; Miss
Mary Campbell, Miss Louise Cummins,
Miss Bird Harrison, Of Piedmont;
Miss Emily Campbell, Miss Virginia
Hopkins, Miss Hannah Heymann,
Misses Clara and savilla Kraus, Miss
Cora Gutman, Miss Jennie Emsheimer,
Miss Nettie Kraus, Miss Mary Hey.
man, Miss llattie Emsheimer, Miss
Agnes Morris, Misses Tessie and
Rosa Rosenstein, Miss Fannie Hey.
man, |, G. Trauerman, Of Pittsburgh. |
Julius Horkheimer, Morris stoinfeld, |
George Fox, Bernard Gundling,
Louis Gundling, Louis Somehow, Allie
Rhelnstrom, Henry Rrilleg, Will Miller.