The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1889-07-18
A Swell Event.

AHo chVei Weuulng Oh Mr. ana MrD.
Philip Kramer on last Monday evening
was more interesting in all its appoint
ments than is usual on occasions of this
kind. A large number of guests were
invited, and between one hundred and
fifty and two hundred responded to the
invitations. Tho parlors of the Kramer
House being insufficient to accommodate
tile guests who took part in the heel
and toe exercises OF the evening, the
the company repaired to the City Hall
where all enjoyed the mazes of the giddy
dance until midnight, at which time the
guests were recalled to the dining. halls
of the Kramer House to partake OF a
bounteous supper. A description OF the
supper would weary the reader. The
guests ate until they were weary, and
the supply Of such viands as are calcu.
lated to tempt the palate did not seem to
be naturally diminished. After supper
the mirth and fun at City Hall were
resumed and continued till the early
dawn. The music for the occasion was
furnished by Frey's orchestra, Of Chilli.
cothe, and was Of no second rate, but
pronounced by all to be OF the best
selections and we'll rendered. All who
had the pleasure Of enjoying this feast
and fun wished that the anniversary
and more particularly the silver wedding
anniversary-of Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer's
marriage would occur every month in
the year. The following is list of the
presents received
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, New York,
berry spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. John viii.
liams, Cincinnati, umbrella; Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Barber, Princeton, Ind, nap.
kin ring; Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. Dixson
and son, Cincinnati, silver looking glass;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rankins, Whining.
ton, silver flower stand; Miss Hattie
swartz, Lynchburg, napkin ring; Miss
Sadie Duvall, Dodsonville, teaspoons
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Hopkins, Lynchburg,
pickle castor; Mr.. Geo. Compton, Gin. |
cinnati, berry spoon Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Ellis, Dodsonville, pickle castor; Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Swartz, Lynchburg, tea
spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. Cal. stroup, Lit
tleton, knives and forks Mr.. and Mrs. |
Geo. w. Haigh, Belfast, salt and pepper
castor; Mr.. Uric Sloane, berry spoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Eakins, fruit dish |
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Parker, water set; Mr.. |
and Mrs. Gabe Day, water set Messrs.
CLANCY and Roberts, card receiver Miss
Lizzie CLANCY, card receiver; Miss Ida |
Shack, fruit dish Mr.. Frank Emmerling |
and sister, fruit stand Miss Hattie Chan.
ey, lace throw; Mrs. Murphy, fruit dish |
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. 'Connell, card re-
ceiver; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Shack, soup |
ladle; Mr.. Sam Ravenscroft and sister,
butter dish Miss Cora White and Aunt |
Sallie Jenkins, berry spoon; Miss Elsie |
Smith, napkin ring; Mr.. Fred Pope,
calling hell Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. Koch,
cake basket; Mr.. and Mrs. Ochs, pickle
castor; Miss Josie Ellis, butter knife
Mr.. Mat Kramer, silver water pitcher;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Utman, carving set !;
Mr.. Thos. @. Bowles, silver mug
Miss Anna Bateman, butter knife Mr.. |
AL Kendall, cologne set Mr.. and Mrs. ]. |
B. Hawk, flower vase; Mr.. Frank Stew.
enson, silver ladle; Mrs. Reckley and |
daughter, pie knife; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Uhrig, jr., spoon holder; Mrs. Lucy
Vinsonhaler and daughter, call bell and
spoon holder; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scher-
mer, set spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Ingebrand, teaspoons; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Schweinsberger. celery stand /; Mr.. Thos.
MCGUIRE, salt set; MIR. Gabe Day,
pepper and salt set; Miss Ella Smith,
sugar spoon Mr.. Clark Wright, sugar
spoon; Miss Josie Ellis, butter knife I;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Sheppard, sugar spoon
Mr.. Sam Free and sisters, teaspoons
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Milburn, call bell
Mrs. May Coulton, water set Mr.. Frank
Barrow, butter dish; Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Kaufman and Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Baer, sugar bowl, spoon holder and
cream mug Mr.. and Mrs. John Uhrig,
flower mug; Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Kelley,
set spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zane,
cake basket; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Uhrig,
china plates; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Colvin,
fruit knives; Mr.. Carl Utman and Sis
ters, salad set; Mr.. and Mrs. /. A.
Feibel, umbrella; Mr.. VIM. Stein, card
receiver; Mr.. Geo. Kramer, parasol
Miss Madge Kramer, set vases; Mr..
JOS. Holbrook, napkin ring.