The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-02
WHERE SHALL THE HUNGRY GOT
Why to AI,enhoim, or Course, Where
You'll Get Good supper.

You'll Get Good supper
1t Is said that the way to a mans heart
Is through his palate; that Is he can APP
preciate a good meal when It ls spread
before him IN an appetlzlng manner;
when the cloth is clean and the vlands
are steaming. II this be true, and no
man has ever denied Il, many hearts will
be touched at Altenhe!m this evening.
for the reason thar no one can resist the
culinary art of the lady managers OF AL
tenhelm. Their suppers are famous as
poems OF the pantry and symphonies of
the kitchen. The rejection to be served
at this worthy institution this evening,
will be In tempting array from to
o'clock, and all for the Insignificant sum
OF % cents. There will be special motors,
he hours Of departure of which will be
convenient for all office men," There
will be no excuse about being unable ito
catch the train.
The bazaar and doll show will next at
tract the attention of the visitors, and It
Ia especially desired chat confirmed bach
elors should see this exhibit The dis
play that has been arranged IS war
ranted to have an effect on them, and
they MAXWELL they may purchase any
number OF dolls they choose to for their
"nleces"
This part OF the entertainment prom
Uses to be n rich field from which those
contemplating Christmas presents gnay
garner many sheaves which they can
harbor in the barn Of secrecy. At this
bazaar there will be the greatest collec-
ton Of handsomely dressed dolls ever
shown In Wheeling, besides faEcy and
domestic articles which will suggest the
loosening OF the slightest purse strings,
There VIII be no eNorbitant values placed
on articles for sale, and you will not be
sandbagged into buying if you do not
careto purchase The bazaar will open
at o'clock This afternoon.
The Opera House orchestra during the
afternoon and evening will make the air
meiodious with their sweet strains, and
as the night grows on apace refresh
ments will be served TO those who desire
10 indulge
Altenheim Is a most worthy institution.
for IN the delicacy and tenderness Of its
object 1t saves many helrtachcs. 1t
never asks anything In charity What
you pay for tonight you get value re-
ceivedL-and more. the satisfaction of
lending aid to commendabie phiian-
thropy.
The committees 10 charge Of the affair
are composed Of the following ladies:
Reception committee--Mrs 4, Rey-
mann. Mrs. L. +. Stifel, Mrs. II. Daizeii
Mrs Amanda Foster
Doll Show and Bazaar Committee
Chairman, Mrs.. NJ. a. Franzheim as
sisted by Mrs. George u. Stifel, Mrs
George Wise, Mrs. Albert a. Fran2heim.
Miss Jennie Bailey, Miss Nellie Rey-
mann
During the AFTERNOON refreshments
will be served by Mrs II. + Behrens,
assisted ny Mrs Fred Behrens. Misj
Laura stifei Miss Flora Sdfel, Mis-
Helena Schwertfeger.
The supper committee consists of Miss
Amelia Stamm. Mrs n. b. Scott, Mrs. A.
Reymann, Mrs. Stroehlein.
The dining room will be in charge of
Mrs. Fred Schwertfeger Mrs Charles
Schni I. Mrs William Goerlng, assisted
by Ms william stifel, Mr. Ayers, Mrs.
r. Truschei. Miss Anna Par, Mrs X.
Kleinfelder Mrs. Charles Kilmcyer,
Mrs. George Ebeling, Mrs. James Riddle,
Miss Flora Morgan.
The andy boo;h will be In charge OF
Mrs. George l.utz.