The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30

Usi,crins In Thanksgiving With Many
kOsinl Eyants -

Usherins In Thanksgiving with Many
Social Events.
Wheeling is patriotic and always celebrates
in some way or other every holiday that the
calendar designates or the powers that be
proclaim. Thanksgiving this year is no ex:
ception to the general rule. The popular
mode OF celebrating has been, and Is this
year, by the giving OF socials dances and
balls. Some of our young people led OFT
Tuesday evening by giving delightful little
hop ut FranZheims Hall. II was very priyatt
and thoroughly enjoyable. Mayors orchess
ira furnished the music and better music
has seldom been heard in the hall.
Last night, ,nnsIc was heard al! oyer the
city. The Arion Society threw open It's hospit-
able doors and entertained its lady friends
royalty. The club house., corner OF Man and
Twentieth. streets. was brilliant
with lights and presented n gala appearance.
The fore part OF the evening, those present
throDged the parlors, where music and con.
versAtion was the order. A fter the play was
finished, the Opera House orchestra nit in
Appearance, also \ large number who had
repaired to the ball room and danced several
III,
The entire affair was pleasing success. : !;
The Mgnnerchor Singing Society eelebra.
ted with . concert and bail at It'd hell on
Market street.. A. large number Of invita-:
tons were issued, and apparently all were
accepted. The concert programme wus d
very entertaining one: III
!? Chorus-"The Recogniiiom ...... 0..''S VoSi
- MennercllOr. ,sl.--r -
y. Vocal Solo-'Tase ny, Jamie Dear. l.schol,
t'tii'ug9'S Mis- Theresa mills. 'i'' -
4. Piano Solo-song without Words .Abpsscr
Prof.. Z. Schcufer q t''|1S'T"''
!. Double Quartette-"Co 10 Sleep" .Tlasor
Mpnnerch0r. gg,9-', ~. T.
Q. Vocal Solo-"hcntheL Leaves Begin to Fal.White
MIS- Annie Hess, wiill-orehes,al uceompanl.
J. Vocal Solo, comc-The Happy Blacksmith. 49,.
Mr. Carl Gr;rnilsIcr. lSs'31 ~ II I.
$. Qnarlctse-"Come where my Love Lies Dream.
ing, "-foster-Misses Annie Hess aud Theiesa
Philips and s!essrs 7. G. rbenz and II, ", liz.
Pioi sehtsner IND ST. Carl zGS aenec
10. Chorus-PartlnEir from Our Sweethenrts, IIodricl
"a AMnncrchar, -"
Misses Hess and Philips were the recipients
Of floral tributes, which were certainly d.
served Miss Hess solo with orchestral ac-
compartment. was very nicely rendered
Afterwards tho floor was cleared md Tho
hours danced away in u merry style. s. Tho
gen tlcmen OF the committee, Mgssrs. CHARLES
Meyer, William Ebbert and Daniel echram,
discharged their duties admirably. Alayer's
orchestra both during and after the concert,
made excellent music, s.fsss -
AT Turner Hall, Cmur, de Leon Division.
No. |, X. of p, gave its first grand bail
The crowd was immense: Until long after
midnight it was almost impossible to move.
Eight pieces of the Opera House orchestra
ftlrNighnH II nm % W
Moore wae master OF ceremonies, and the
committee Of arrangements was composed Of
Messrs. 9: ". Kennedy,SJ. B. Erwin, jesse
Litten, Phillip Youngman, Charles Grist.
ON: snpler and James Powell. The bail
vas a success financially, end oil present
At Labor Hall, In tho Eighth ward The
American Mechanics Assembly X. Of IL;
danced to the music OF Birch's orchestra
Tonight many other similar gatherings