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A SILVER CELEBRATION.
G~reemviIIe Turner's Make Colder
Memories for Ezr. and Mrs. Schefler.

GreemvfIE turner's Make Colder
Memories for zr. and HRS. SehefIer.
Probably no couple in G~reenville felt
happier last night than Mr.. and Mrs.
Gebhardt Sehelier. The celebration of
their silver wedding in the hall CT The
Grenevil,e Turn Verein, on Danforth and
Ocean avenue, was an occasion of great
enjoyment to themselves and their
friends. Mr.. Schefler is one of the found
ers OF the Gresnville Turn Verein and
has worked with much energy for rs
success. His brother member and the
ladies' Of the Ladies Section OF the
Ne-ein showed Their esteem and appreci-
alton last night.
Shortly after nine O'Clock the guests
eegan to arrive~at the prettily decorated
hail, while IN orchestra PLAYED popuiar
German airs. From the centre Of the
stage a banner was suspended, upon which
bratfon. ee
During the evening the singing section
OF the Turn Verein, about thirty in nun
Der, sang among other selections Der
a des Herrn.' Mr.. Conrad Rleidner
lang solos to the great delight Of the
A grand march at midnigh in which
over one hundred couples participated. was
lsd Dy Mr. and Mrs. ScheIer and Mrs
s sfr sebs1,a sister During the collation.
ana thanked them for the honors which
Iney rendered him and his wife. Presj-
1sn Z Brlnekman Of the Greenville Turn
graduated the happy Couple on tbair
successful career, and in Conclusion Led
three hearty. Gut .Heils" for the continu-
/ the WI 81 1neir sood fortune, which made
Mrs. Buchbinder. President Of fha 70.
aannJ5 Section Of the Verein, presented Mr.
+a mn Mts. Schelier with a handsome silver
thanked them for the active jnteras+ tSbSev
a.au ever manifested in the welfare If fhe
s sa he = a beautiful fruit shell support
| beayy ire : ~ and resting on a
'Vorstands' Committee and 7ba s;non u
section of the verein. 7siis
pu aliqas fhe ether gifts were a silver
ser; a large mounted card receiver NJ
ana mrs. Henry Rohde; a pickle lar NJ
a aH Mrs. Conrad Bleidner; a set Of nan.
: = butter iHsgz' knife mfs a M. Mrs and Charles GsIlre;
SSseman; an onyx table mounted on siIysr
Mr. ana Mrs. G., Gothberg: a he Lat -
low ! Mr. bo, and Mrs.; Louis mi; . large
6uscn; q pudding dish, DR.. A. n Tdsn na
several interesting speeches were de-
Alderman sBmong ~ the speakers were:-
~Aarhausen and w. Mahinberg Anarae
Alderman Barr said that thera wera -
Few people who possessed the ahf11itr oos
eoncIu usin,ng Il as well as Mr.. scheller. In
tnres cheers when we exnSass we say
enuslassic good will. I heard three en-
cd nsslth. So now ief's give means means
G .Sgpb a Hels again. They were given
pa nv those present swere-Mr o.aa.
R Rqss Mr.; John Mesiics. Miss Oscar fsns
Pratt MT Matthew Goula. Miss ,, Ina
Bartels Mr.. R. Bauer, Miss EI MS Minnie
and anadh' M mT. g sRd Mrs; John ?. Brinkman. Mr..
Charles Schmidt. Mr.. William P M MS
MISS hattie Hartzhetm, Mr.. and Mrs Ge s
BROKER; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis rbi Nr .eo ag
Mas: Charles Geibel. Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH M
M Al. Inonas Keely, Mrs. Lauby'
s sag A. a; Vr @ei,,9 Miss Lizzie Kruss. Mr..
Lorenz Schenck. Alderman Barr NJ % ~
mrs; John H Miller. Police Captain Nugent-
Mary Hammel, Charles Krefs, H. Duy. Mr.
ana Mrs George Doscher. Nj. Herman Busch
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus Winters Of the FJ,,isox
City Turn yerein; Mr.: and Mrs. Gustav
sous 81 the Elizabeth Turn verein. Or. LigS
not, Jacob Klein, G.. +. HanmeI Henrv
SehwaItzenheek Henry AlIer. F. Frintner,
Rudolph Glossy. Henry Haege, Hugo Gardner
and Andrae Karhausen.