The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
MARDI GRAs.

MARDI GRAs-
The Mannerchor and Harmonic Sing.
ing Societies will have grand Mardi
Gras procession and ball on the 18th, the |
latter to come of in Washington Hall.
A grand time is expected. The following
is the programme as given by the COM
mittee:
Arrival of Il. r. II. the Prince, (hslf-
past 8 o'clock; Procession of all the
masks present, (9 o'clockG Address OF
His Royol Highness the Prince CARNIVAL
Cotlllion a la Bashi- Bozouks, with the
most heart-surrenderlng scenes; Theatre
Comique, Blue Stocking Minstrels, special
benefit for the manager OF the theater
"Komeke;" March to Constantinople,
assisted by one huHdred Krupp guns
and one fire cracker; Tsbleau,
Wheeling at Night, the police are
requested not TO interterei Steeple
Chase Quadrllle, all are permitted to par
ticipate; Tableau, Temperance Jubilee,
"Gatling Gun" will deliver one of his
killing speeches; Cold Water March,
Mr.. John Cummins kindly permitted the
use of the Water Works, but declined TO-
partake himself; Tsbleau, West Virginia
Military in the Field, music by the first
West Virginia regiment band; SIR Johns
Run Quadrille, nobody is allowed TO
strike; Picture Gallery of the Greatest
Composers of the Nineteenth Century,
by the famous painter, JohnIel Gebhsrtio;
Lane a la Cosssck, with various eques-
trian feats; Observation-Disclosures
war, with an European conhagration IN
the background; Jsnitscharen March,
The Turkish Sultan kindly lent his or
chestra for this occasion; Surprise Party,
pull down your masks; Supper, Accom-
panied by the Hash.ian Band; General
Dancing; More Dancing; We won't 60
Home till Morning.
THE ZoUAvE BALL.
Turner Hall has been decorated in fine
style for the grand bsll to be given by
the Schmulbsch Zousves tonight. The
members OF this company worked hard
yesterday arranging flags, banners, &c,
around the walls, on the stage and
hanging from the chandeliers, and their
efforts were rewarded by the handsome
appearance OF the ballroom. The two
Calling guns will be on the stage, and
can be inspected by those wishing to ex.
anime this wonderful piece of mechan-
ism. Johnny Birchs full orchestra will
furnish the music.
ASSEMBLY HALL.
The members of the Harmonic Sing
ing Society gave another of their very
pleasant and recherche Soirees ddnsdntes
at this hall last night. AS usual at all
these Hsrmonies, the bellies and beaux OF
the halt ton enjoyed themselves uninter-
ruptedly until o'clock this morning,
when all departed for home, with regrets
that the night had not been longer.
JOSIE Theodore Bismarck Kramer, with
mis- leetle German band, made music for
the dancers, while Neuhausen prepared
II most excellent supper, which was
served a. o'clock.
GILMORE COMING.
The celebrated Gilmore, the irrepressi-
BILE, unquenchable Gilmore, with MS
big prize band is marching on Wheeling
to Storm it, IS is his custom. He comes
this time to make his farewell, prior to
his departure for Europe, where he will
represent the musical interests of Ameri-
ca at the Paris Exposition. OF course
every one desires to hear how he is TO
represent American music at that musi-
cal Congress of nations, therefore, there
must be 10000 citizens, more or less,
who will want to attend this
grand concert which is TO
be given at the Opera House next
Wednesday evening. All who wish to
have musical trext, will never have q
better chance than this one.
WASHINGTON HALL,
Tonight, will present one of the grand
est scenes of the season, the occasion be.
ing the .Gof Light Guard Ball. The hall
has been tastefully decorated with flags
and emblems, and presents a nobby sp-
pearance The Committee of Arrange.
ments have lsbored untiringly for the
comfort of the guests, and those DESTROYS
of spending pleasant evening should
attend. Billy Mayors celebrated Or
chestra will be in attendance and dis
course sweet music for those who In
dulge in the dance. Laramie will fur.
nish the supper.
T. Y. W. Is.
On March Let, this society will give
their first grand hop at Weisel Hall.
The committee of managers are George
NJ. Ford, George H. Hull, Charles M.
Ross sud Robert II. Silvey, Jr.
wAvERLY's.
Tonight the members of this society
will meet a. Weisel Hall, and give q
rare intellectual treat in the way Of q
literary performance. The following is
the programme:
Introdnc' DRY, by the President; de-
clsmation, S. g. Wilson; essay, +. p.
Jepson; defamation, A. b. Paxton; es-
say, J. T. Day; defamation, Ed. Larkin;
Grafton, John o. Pendleton; debste-sf-
Grmative, H. T. Black and J. r. Dunlap;
negative, II. b. Holiday and Frank
Stanton; question-Resolved, that the
present condition of society is 10 be de-
plored.
MARGARET OF ANJoU.
As number of the friends of Mrs. NJ.
A. ID. Clifton are DESTROYS of repeating
the performance of Margaret of Anjou
and as q great deal OF interest is mani.
tested in the subject the following card is
given US for publication and will explain
itself.
Mrs. NJ. A. d. Clifton:
RESPECTED MADAM:-Apprecisting
the talent displayed in your numerous
productions, and particularly Margaret
of Anjou, and IN consideration OF your
untiring efforts and dIhgenL lsbors for
the advancement OF the prosperity OF
the Children's Home, we, in behalf Of
your many warm friends, tender you
complimentary repetition of Margaret
of Anjou, leaving you TO designate time
and place.
We remain, yours. very truly,
o. Seeley, +. Whaley,
I. o. Edwards, 7. l.. Walter,
J. JeGerson, A. Brock.
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