The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON HALL.

The Emm Abbott grand concert COM
pany gave one OF their splendid perfor-
maaces at this place of amusement last
night. Although there was small
audience present, yet they were enthu-
siastically demonstrative in their loud,
long and continued applause. Miss Alb
bo,t is an artist who combines power and
great execution of voice, and at the same
time is capable of diminishing to the ut
mest degree. Her enuncistion Is perfection
Mr.. Stanley ia an exceedingly pleasing
tenor. Slgnor Fe-rsnti. is u splendid
buffo baritone, and stands a. the head of
his peculiar style, which Is very capti-
waiting TO his audience. Mr.. Arbuckle
who is perhaps unequslled in the world
with his instrument, the cornet, contrib
uted his share of pleasure to the audi
ence. Mr.. Robyn, who is O young pianist
handles the keys well. 1t is pity that
such concerts as the one given
last night should be so SHINY
attended when such performances as the
"Miehty Dollar" can draw 81, 200 from
our citizens in two nights performances
We do not wish to be understood that
we object to such performances, as we
enjoy good laugh occasionally, but such
performances rs last nights are not only
pleasant, but matter of education OF
taste and refinement. A better attend
ance at such entertainments in the fu.
ture would show decided progress IN
this culture.
BULaER BOAT CLUB DANCE.
This club gave Que OF their
enjoyable masquerades balls at
Beethoven hall, at which place club
swinging contest between VIM. S:oetzer,
of this club, and John Brsddock, OF the
Leasure, took place tor purse OF sou
The prize WAS awarded to Stoetzer, the
judges being Messrs. George Welsgaber
and William Knoke, with Mr.. Cochran
AS referee and Charles Kocn stakeholder
| Birch's band made the music tor Stoet-
Ter and Viewig for BIaddCck. The bal
was closed al an esrly hour this morning
all going home well pleased with the
nights entertainment.
CHARITY BALL.
Tonight grand ball will be given al
the new wareroom of the Arlington
Stove Works, No. S35 Main street, fol
the benefit OF tho Children's Home
Taking it into consideration that thl:
ball has charity for its object, it Is 10 be
hoped that all who wish to aid the little
ones of the Home will attend and help &c
make this the financial success OF the
season.
ALDINE MASQUERADE.
One ofthe largest and most enjoyable
masquerade parties of the season was
given last evening by the members OF
the Aldine Club, at GermgnIa Hall
There were over fifty couples present
who were gorgeously arrayed IN fancy
costumes, some being comical, and some
grotesquc. The merry masquers danced
to the music of Myers orchestra.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Last night there WAS very pleasant
surprise party gwen at the residence OF
Mr.. Dickinson, on Chapline street, 81
which about twenty couples were enter
tanned. Music was furnished by Tommy
Cockayne's band.
LEGERDEMAIN.
To please tho friends of Mr.. Henry
Schwarz, that gentleman has engaged
Professor w. +. Baker to give one of hi;
legerdemain performances At Tutonls
hall at the southeast corner OF the Fifth
ward market house this evening.
ELkS.
This club will give grand masquer'
sde at Neuhausen's Assembly Hall or
the evening of the 9th instant. Prepa
rations are being made TO have a granc
affair on the occasion.