Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
STUDENTS SONGS.
Ard These Of Thar Swssf Voiced
Lady Friends,
Do Honor to the Memory Of Our couptry'i
"A Father-An Excellent Enter
tainmeat- Bad Blood.
Special to hc Register.

WAsHiseros. Pa, February g. Tho en-
tertsininment given last evening by the
college students aud their friends D honor
Of wsshingtons birthday was a very sue
cessfui thing. The College Glee Club, con.
sisting of Messrs. Rutherford, Ambrose.
N. Means, R. Stephenson, Miller, Irwin,
sr., and J., and Day opened the exercises
with an appropriate selection. Mr.. War
rem 8. Welsh then delivered Q select ore
ton, ''The D. ing Year." He was followed
by Mr.. Joe 8. ToGd in cornettolo, "Grand
Fsutasis," executed in his iDmitable
style. Mr.. F. Z Armstrsng then delivered
an original Grafton, The Philosophy OF
Bacon and Aristotle" Miss Barnett was
next in the programme for vocal solo,
but being accidentally detained The Glee
Club substituted one Of their best seleo-
tons.
The Second Part
was opened with flute solo by Mr.. HaW-
ley Nolan ahan. The select Grafton Last
Days of Herculaueum," then delivered by
Mr., Frapk Hupp, Of Wheeling, was one Of
the best literary features OF the evening:
Mics Graham's vocal solo "Aspettsndo,"
was received with enthusiastic applause
al d an encore, to which she gracefully re-
sponded. The original grafton Of Mr.. &.
Z. Hsuse on Republican Influences, wss
appropriate to the occasion and we'll deliy.
cred. A cornet solo by Mr.. ]. 8. Todd and
a serenaie by the male qusrtette, closed
the programme. Mr.. Harry Smythe pre-
sided at the piano. The entertainment on
the whole was one Of the best ever rendered
upder the auspices Of the students. The
proceeds were for the benefit OF the COLLEGE
ps per.
Miss N. Bherrard
Gave q Reception
to several hundred invited guests at the
So minsry, Thursday evening in homo: Of
the ompletion of the new Seminary build.
ing. A delightful supper was served, and
ell report very enjoyable time.
There Is much excitement in town
among the students over the projected
Fraternity Annual, and some bad blood 10
being eDgendered. The Fraternity men
say that though they regret that any bad
feelings should have arisen, yet they may
be attributed to mistaken and pref JUDGED
view of the situation, and that they fully
propose to bring the Annual out.
Mr.. B. f. McMechen, of Wheeling, was
in town during the week.
Mrs. Joseph Cowen is entertaining Miss
Annie Davis, OF Pittsburgh.
The Odd Fellows ball on Thursday night
wns social and financial success.
Chaplain McCabs's lecture Tuesday even
ing Sas one Of the best OF the u. A. L.
course.
The skating rink in the Town Hall i
well pattonized by our young society peo'
PIE.
al
zen Of Morris Township, died suddenly VI
psrslysis on The 10 b inst.
Rev. s. T. Jones, of Oil City, is in ths
town.
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union held
An Interesting Session
the Court House on Thursday. Dele.
gates from various places were present,
Mr.. John Braden and wife are away on q
visit to relatives in Wheeling and Steuben.
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Gayhart, OF Belmont
county, Ohio ara visiting Mrs. Rebecca
Stockton, OF Franklin.
II you want to participate In q genuine
b cod and thunder tragedy, in the role OF
first corpse, just ask Lippincotti II he didn't
forget his overshoes the other evening.
We suggust the appointment OF COM
mission in lupscv, to sit on the mental
status of the wild young man who CORE
spouds for the Pittsburgh Leader.
Dr. R. h. Taylor, OF Scenery Hill, intend,
goirg west shortly.
Tie question arises In our mind, How
nspy young ladies can one fellow escort
home at once and the same timer" Oar
genial bachelor friend, Alex. Reed, has
DE monstracted that from 40 TO GO is not an
in possible number. Conundrum: How
l.. Ill . h, bat, (. ha I'd ~
RI romo is offered for the solution Of the
above.