The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-28

TEF7zIcHoEI4S EX@OTNEES-The rain
beat down numerically last night; seEers
were eboked, crossings submerged, pave
meats inundated snd streets almoss bot
tomleAs; mad and Elser confined and
separate, With = raw atmosphere and cold
dismal rain, made the night about IS disa-
grreSbse Is stretch OF the Imagination
could possibly snggezf 70 the comfortably
housed citizen. Yet there Eere many q
10th SEXES who bESved the storm and mud
and veHtured forth TO spend the night be
fore Thanksgiving in teFpSchore1n pleas
ures- We have not room TO notice each
ball At length, and can only mention in
bFief some OF the most prominent Of the
numerous Thanksgiving hops.
The Nail City Boat Club gave their
seventh annual ball At the boat house Of
the club, foot Of I'D street. Ed. Knowles
vas the ballet master, and Robert Ander-
son his assistant Coekayne's quadrille
band furnished the music.
At ROedigeFs Hall. Fulton, the IvanhOe
Dancing Club held forth. Mr.. John Rein.
aeher acted IS ballet master, with Mr..
George ZoeckleE IS assistant. Music by
the Fulton band The committee having
the AMIR in charge were Charles Wei
mer, George Miehaels, George Ioeckler,
Henry Bayha, Louis Hes, William Zoeek-
ler, John Reinaeher and Joseph Dimmy,
The GermSnia Singing Society gave !
Yety pleasant hop At their hall, corner
Market and 18th streets
At Goet1e's Hall, in Centre Wheeling,
thereEasas select d&lcingparty Birch fur
niShed the music.
There was an old.fashioled party at
Koeh's Han, in South Wheeling, composed
exclusively Of married folks.
The Gof Light Guards gave military
dress ball At Washington Hall. Music By
Myer. laramie furnished an elegant sup
per for the soldie: boys and their girls.
The Harmonic, the oldest singing socie-
" IN our city, celebrated the tEenty-fifth
anniversary Of its organization At Turner
Hall l&st night by concert and ball.
There was good attendance ofthe friends
Of the Society, which, beyond : doubt,
would have been much larger but for the
inclemency OF the weather; those present,
however, enjoyed the occasion. The
programme, Is originally arranged,
was an excellent one, but owing
to the unavoidable absence OF ProL Z. A.
Weber, who was to condHcs the musical
exercises, portion OF it had to be dropped
although that rendered was par excellence.
The concert wound mp With farce called
the Heidelberg University Boot Black, :
which was very comieal. Mr.. Vim. Miller
acted the part Of the boot-black up 70 ma
ture. Following this was beautiful
tableau representing the society Standing
last by : rock. Dancing commenced At
II O'Clock, and was kept up until late
hour this morning. An elegant supper
was servedat u Kramer and his celebra-
ted orchestra furnished the music. Long
! live the Harmonic!
The AIaenneTehor Singing Society
danced at their hall in the Franzheim
building, on Main street. Was music.
The eolored folks had arranged for ball
in = hall adjoining this office, but IS only
limited number Of the invited guests as.
sembled TO participate in the festivities o.
the occasion, the project was abandoned
The orchestra remained in the hall an hour
or 50, diseoursing Populareirs to an imagi'
nary audience. "a