The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-13

in transforming the ball room into a
brilliant place. Two professional dec.
orators were constantly busy featooning
and draping big streamers Of nile green
aud pale pink. Tho proacentum front
Of tho stage and all the windows and
doors were gracefully entwined with
this combination OF coiors to good eject,
while along the front OF the stage was
arranged high wall OF laurel leaves
and evergreen, intermingled with bright
flowers, TO conceal the musicians, who
were stationed behind 1t. The work
was done under the supervision OF Mrs.
Bernard Horkheimer and Mr.. Ben
Horkheimer. The draping was hung
by Miss Amelia KlapheCk, while Louis
Handel looked after the horal decora-
lions. The effect OF the vari colored
streamers suspended from the chande-
lior to each corner OF the room was
especially striking.
Whom the orchestra struck up the
opening march tho scene from the gal.
lery was beautiful, with the bright
iiiuminations and intermingiing OF gay
colors. The toilets OF the ladies, both
dancers and promenaders, were Of the
most brilliant description. More hand.
somely dressed women were noticed
than upon any similar occasion OF the
past. Unusual interest was shown this
year, and tho managers deserved the
congratulations they received upon the
great success attained.
The affair was under the direct per-
! N Gal
mittecS, members, OF which formed the
supper committee: Mrs. Henry Baer,
chairman; Mira. Henry spcyer and Mrs.
| Z. EmsheImer; ticket committee, Mrs.
Bernard Horkheimcr, chairman, Miss
Hattie Emsheimor, Miss Mollic Bact
and Miss Clara Kraus; floor committee
| L. Buchanan, chairman, Louis swa'
hacker, Joseph o. Selling, Dave Kraus,
| G. s.. Enshelmer, B. i. HorkheiGneE
and Morris Stoinfeid. Mr.. +. Buck
man acted rs master OF ceremonioa.
A neat dancing card containing
eighteen numbers was handed to each
rtiest on his entrance. AT midnight an
elegant supper was served BY CatoreI,
Ziegenfeider, Tho married folks and
tho elder guests wero served first, as the
dining rooms would not ACCOMMODATE
all. 10 this the younger folks Willingly
and gracefully acqulesced, retaining the
floor and continuing the dance, which
never ceased Until very late hotir.
Tho event was a big success both so
clally and financially, d handsome sun
being realized, tho proceeds Of which
will 20 TO tho treasury OF the Ronnvo'
lent society, to be devoted to tho vari'
Gus charities Of their work,
Among those present wero, Mr. ant
Mrs. VIII McNIoehcn, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles HanChor, Mr. and Mrs, LOT
Mr. and Mira W. II. Frank, Mr., ant
Mrs. Morris Horkheimer, MI and Mrs
Il, Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrl Bernard
HorkhOimor, Mr. and Mrs. Alley Wheat
| Mfr and Mrs. Ralph Kline, Mr., and Mrs
Ernest Baer, Mr., and Mrs. Dr.. Joht
MeCIHfe, Mrs. Swabaekef, MIRA, HAIRY
Wheat, Mrs, NJ. Heyman, Mrs, Joeopl
gpoidei, Mrs. Levi Cassoll, Mt and Mrs
ganuol Kraft, Mrs Joseph jacobs, MI
and Mrs. Dr.. Il. j. Hupp, Mrs, RAuhe
ltmsholtnNe, MI. aud Mrs, l.. IS, Good, Mrs
Clement Hess, Mr., aud Mrs D. u, Rhodes
NIf. and Mrs. Il. SeliSerlleger, Mrs, q
| X MeNiechen, MI. and Mrs. NJ. Some
4 born. Mrs, W. ShatIor, Mra, Ella Hotk
heimef, Mrs. Charles ktaus, Mr., ant
| Mrs. u III. laet, Mrs Albert Rice, MI
and Mira Julius tI0fkheimef, Mre
Enanuol Emaheimef, Mrs Deha Reed
| MI and Mrs. Henry Hotkheimuf, MI
and Mrs. John LAST Mi and Mrs. l.ol
| fiofkhuinef, Mrs. Van Berry, Mrs, Jagol
| iimshelmer, Mrs, Lee Baot Mira VII