Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-08
ALTENHElN
F.unlvlby A Rrymauu,
Id. l~Al.

r4.f,rence 20 the wishes OF Mr.. +
n'-.,,D whose modcS,y aud dislike of +
INV are characteristic qualities, the f
..-,ises were brief and OF very
Mo nature. After the arrival oil the
tree o'clock motor the visitors as
.e,cbled in Tine large double parlorS .n
the west euI of the second
story of tae Home, which had been
transformed into perfect bower
of beauty by the judiciouS ar
rangement of a profuSiOn Of potted
ulant, and f0wer> There was present
fh. Board OF Trustees, composed OF
Hon. y. b. Scott. Rev. DR.. X. *.
Swope. DR.. A. +. Steitel. Henry Bieber-
SON and Louis f. Steiiel and the Board
q Lady Managers composed OF Mrs.
Anton Reymann, Mrs. Mary Franzhelm,
Mrs. y. r. Scott. Mrs IL. +. BehrenS
and Miss Oestcrhug. Mr.. Anton Rey-
mann formally transferred Altenhelm TO
the Boards iu the following address:
"Centlcmeu of the Trustees, and Lady
MANAGERS. This day has been set apart IOr
tha formal opening of Alteuheim. anu the
formal reception OF the same oY YOU IN
transferring this structure Wltu Tue sur .
r1lut'u-s. OBJ your care 10 "N -.
Houe ior thc Aged, oe- 90 al D~- a.
teuuou to the Tact that Whl.st nav S'vO
tel ia durable. healthy, and commodlouS
br,lffr- lind that 10 takes not only strong
walls, we- Ncn.-"O,0 I'1..'9, @-" t,,
amt surroundings. put whether 30 Oe
tre humblcst but or luxurious pal
a,r Do takes fathers care, and q mol-er
love and patience. 90 constitute nome.
W non D'-.S'0C ."' -. ,r5 e,ooj
Ih.a ..s. any ''0 ....,, ,--,,l,- e,tere5
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games .u t-sct'' -.
i.'-r TOT 'ne A-t.' -'..' '' -''' "''" SON
''u Speeu.
Mr. Rcvmaun wt~ Ipp.auded ~ the
conclusion NJ his address. The Home
was s..a-raf boz Rov. Z. L. Swope.
-..-..r~. ,f.t.i.y.,. y u Cbnrrb
tn-.t4-.s... IA - ,,r,..+.,,
ue >+''-
son behalf of thc Trustees and Lady
Managers, 7 accept the trust YOU have re
posed u U.S. and assure you that we Will en-
tclvor OBJ faithfully carry out the purpose
and tle idea, w1ch YOU had i'm founding
ta.su0n.e charity That purpOSe-tO furn-
.sla home where those whose life is in the
hH.. IN. yellow .rIf uFrfnN may md the
comfort car. and reD5se that nature then
requires IS, ore of thc most appropriate
aud 5e, sr,fre r3 which wealth can be APP
pGei. mftncyarl age though separated
bv~..ra grIfof years. and such variety of
experiences baye Vet this i'm com
mon thar they are alike periods
cfdene1Ie,ra HalDloss infancy and al
most .....fr. bai,,-ess ,,.o ,,,,,st alilro have
...r... 0..4rs A-3 ,,,t-',,. b.s co nro,ided
tha-rt.ss ,-h, rr;-isff,. -, beInIess i'm fancy
SHALL. w.or fpe See-sayv of lime depresses
hcry,4. functions. be i'm turn miuistered
o. boz those whom they have nournlshed /
Uni, isu.t due TO ANY human law-nOt be-
cause ID t1e PERSONAL worth of the parent,
0lt d, tler.sg.t Of "a natural principle, hav-
nc it, basis iu the constitutional relation
which eyss between the parent and the
cad But it win hammer some times
through those strange and mysterious
Occurrences THAI mark the order of human
.re, tr.ffne Indian summer of our DAYS
comes, tnln rs and finds us without tue
-4-.r..I Guardians and care-tallers whose
.,.r.arl 9utifnl attention and physical
r-or should then supply our lack Old age
o.en alone, and IL Is Il loneliness tnat IS
indeed III YOU nave ever lo.'I' o, ,,l
-,.5 aa 1'SC ,.o my rSsi that there WAS no
lean. ,here mat was i'm sympathy and /
lone Who felt more than sentiment /
curiosity or passing interest in I
l YOU would realize that iact'
IS % the circuit OF lue I ,..iDa