The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TIE TIE Second y Annual I'M. Al Charity
Bal allsG I, j ,rl last as Nightly Il

l ne oecono annual Chaflty
Bali Ball Given ( III ,'rl LAST ,NNightjby
THE HEBREW LHDIESfSOClETY
At Arlon lIull...Loyely Women and
Handsome Toilets Make n Fas.
clnatlng scenc.-Thc Names
: si.lS Of Those Who Were There.
The second annual Hebrew charity
ball given! at the Arion club house,last
night was like the first one, given one
year ago this month, a brilliant and
memorable social success, and to none Is
more credit due for such being the. case
than to the'ladies composing the execu.
tivecommiltee appointed for this affair by
the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society,
under whose auspices the ball was given.
This committee consisted OF iMesdames
Morris Horkheimer, Henry Spever,
David Gundling, NJ. Heyman, Z. En-.
slelmer, Henry sBaer, Bernard Hork.
heimer, D. Rosenstein, and W.H. Frank,
who also acted In the, capacity Of pat.
ronesscs. ". .s,s5 3 5g siit
The ball was opened at 10 o'clock with
grand march, which was led by Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Horkheimer, in avery
graceful manner, they Introducing many
new aud IS novel 4 movements. Mr..
Horkheimer was Master, OF Cerc-
monies for the evening. The Re-
ception Committee ! consisted y! Of
Messrs. Bernard = Horkheimer, Henry
Speyer, Charles .Kraus, Z. Etnsheimer
and Henry Baer, and Messrs. Z. Buck,
man, L. Swabacker, Lee Baer, D. Kraus
and Milt Gutman formed very efficient
Floor Committee. ~ No &
b The grand march was followed
by u general dance programme which
was not conclueed till an early hour this
morning. The music was furnished by
the Opera House orchestra, sixteen
pieces, under the direction OF Prof.
E. w. Spiel. Tho orchestra was con.
cealed on the stage behind "a beautiful
screen Of foliage arranged by Franz
Laupp, the florist, who had charge OF the
floral decorations. When the ball was
at Its height the scene presented in the
ball room was a fascinating one,
Az hundred orr more women
in Z handsome costumes. the colort
OF which were I those OF the rainbow
multiplied several times, bedecked with
flashing jewelsand sweet scented flowers
lent Il brilliancy to the scene that was
enhancing. There were many who
did not Join in the dance, bul
who found enjoyment in watching
those who did. a detailed description
of the many lovely toilets displayed
could not begin tn do them or theil
charming wearers justice; and where
there were - so 81 many.&o of Wheel
ing's good looking women together
1t would be task for even n wise man
TO designate the one whose charms
were superior TO these Of the Others. Y
The following is only u partial list o.
those who were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Baer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Horkheimer, Mr.. and Mrs
E. Buchanan, DR.. and Mrs. T. O. Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs.;William Schwert
feger, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Horkheimer
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gundling, Mr.. and NJ rs
Henry Speyer, Mrs. William NJ
Handlan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hancher, Harry speidel and Mrs
Joseph Speidel, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bieberson, Rev. and Mrs. NJ. Bonnheim
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baer, Mr.. and Mrs
Brook Adams and Miss Stella Hull, Mrs
Swabacker, Mrs. Myer Heyman, Mrs.
Samuel Kraft, Mrs. David Gutman, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Kline, Mrs. NJ. Gutman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LETTERS, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stamm, Mrs. Steinfield, Mr..
@. a. House aud the Misses House. 'Alr.
and Mrs. Henry. Somehow, Mrs.. W.
Clarence Findley, Of Akron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
kraus, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Baer, Mr..
and Mrs. James V. Cummins, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Heiskell, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Somehow, OF Bellaire, Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Luiz, Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Nc
Lure, Mr.. and Mrs. George A., Gibson,
Mrs. a. L. Rice, Mrs. Jennie Hender,
shott, Mrs. o. T. Wilde, Mrs. Henry
Horkheirner, Mrs. E. L. Rose, Mr.. and
George Hook, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Frank, Mrs. John L. Rice, Mrs. Jacob
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Emsheimer
Mrs. T. G.. Moffat aud Miss !! AL.
berta Hogg, OF Cadiz, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
G. Dillon, Mrs. Charles Kraus, Mrs. M.
Schlisipger, Mrs. Nathanson, of Mil.
waukee, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Baer. ~;
Misses Stella and Gene Rheinstrom,
Miss Helen Devries, Misses Clara, Sc.
villa and sNettieR Kraus, Misses Carrie
Levi, and Stella Hirsch, OF Lancaster,
Pa, Misses Hannah, Mary and Fannie
Heyman, Misses Sadie Gundling, Sara
Horkheimer, Aggie Hess, Birdie Emshei,
mer, Emma kraus, Fannie Jacobs
Bertha Brilles, Jennie Emsheimer, Flora
Kraus, Misses Rose and Clara Some.
born, OF Bellaire, Minnie Emsheimer
Mollie sBaer, Miss Brilles, OF Cadiz, Ada
Frasher, Emma Stamm and Mary Wilde
Y Messrs. Charles Beekman, Morris Stein.
field, Henry Brilles, Ed. Booking, Gabe
Emsheimer, David kraus, George Fox;
Charles Williams. of New York Louis
Swabacker, Gus Emsheimer, Ralph Hey.
man, Sam Frank, Bernie Kraus, George
Stamm, Alex. Steinfield, Bernie Hork.
heimer, Joseph Baer, Will Cassell, Louis
Baer, Bernie Gundling, Steve Rice, Albert
Adler, Lee Friedenreich, Allie Rhein.
strom, David Davidson, Of Clarksburg:
G. A. Schaefer, Capt. b. B. Dovener,
Isadore Somehow, Of Bellaire, NJ. ].
Somehow, Of Bellaire, Lee Baef, L.
Whit, Hon. Benjamin Fisher, Mamie
Emsheimer, Max 81 Emsheimer, Ben
Horkheimer, Clarke Hamilton, jr., Louis
HorkEeimer, Henry Emsheimer, John
A. Howard, J. Sultzbacher, OF Steuben.
vile, Milton Gutman, Louis Gutman,,
Frank p Jepson, Leopold Reister, Ed
ward Franzheim. KS T. ~ 3i;!,is
The supper was served by Ziegen-
fielder, and was in keeping with the oc-
casion. The dining room was open all
the evening. aEas is 4 W L
81 Tho River Rising. 4 f ~
u The heavy rains OF the past few days,
which seem to have been quite general,
are having a decidedly good effect on
the stage OF water in the river. During
the past twenty.four hours the marks
indicate rise OF s feet 6 inches, making
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