Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-07
REllAlRE,
I'll tho News of the Glass City-PerSonal
and Otherwise PertInently Put.

Ill the News of the Glass Citv-PerSonal
and Otherwise Pertinently Put.
The private soiree given by the Entire
Nous Club in the Elysian rink, on last
Thursday evening was a grand success in
every particular, and as it was the first hop
given by the club this season there are
many reasons to be proud Of the event. 1t
had been arranged to have skating the first
part Of the evening for the convenience ofa
portion of the visitors and accordingly uu-
Ill 1890 o'clock the roller amusement had
full sway When TIE grand march was
called skates had been thrown aside, aud as
Charlie LaRoche's orchestra gave forth a
chorus Of music delightful to the ear and Of
that order required for marking time.
About so coupes Of young gentlemen and
their lady partners occupied the floor and
marched through graceful evolutions pro.
ceeded By William Mills and lady. 1t was
q pretty sight to watch tie movements OF
that happy assemblage as it marched under
the crystal light of the electric lamps and
the profession Of flags and lanterns that
decorated the upper portion of the ediice
The lancers supplemented the walk
around at a seasonsble time after which
the usual programme Of round and square
dances was observed until 3 o. m, when the
crowd reluctantly departed.
The committee in charge Of affairs was
Isaac Luchs, Ed Feltus, John Gitin and
Chas. Bippus. The lady strangers present
were: Miss Jennie Smith, of Wheeling;
Misses Annie Rolston and Fannie Van
Pelt, of Martins Ferry, and Miss Ella Hill,
of Bridgeport. Gents were: Ed SchOen, OF
Mingo; Chas. Giffn, Of Bridgeport; Harry
Fink, Orley Dorsey and Frank Smith, Of
Wheeling, and George Rolston, and Russell
Medill, Of Martins Ferry.
We Would Like to See
A little more decorum at the skating
rink races.
A bristling up ofbusiuess of all kinds. -,
An effort made to start up the steel
plant.
A syndicate get hold Of the street railway
and make money.
A drummer that won't swear when he
strikes Bellaire.
As many of our old teachers in the public
schools replaced as is possible.
A reduction in rents all over the city.
Everybody who wants to complain to tae
Street Commissioner about matters do it IN
writing with signature affixed.
As We See Us.
Bellaire as a local sporting town is grow.
ing suddenly famous. See us with kid
osrsmsn downing everything within reason
abe bounds in the rowing line, and crying
for more worlds to conquer. Glance you
at the proportions Of that lad who erased
the town on the hilf' from the record as a
keeper of fast stock on rollers Turn You
to the work of our window breakers and
hand handles of the shiny" club on
skates and see what they have accom- lish.
ed towards taking the starch out OF the up
per Ep of our contestipg ~neighboring to Su'
Yes, and we mightn not forget the Founders
ofthe swift aud curving ball. 1t isin our
power to send out two clubs that can down
snything of their make up and experience
in this port OF the country. Ugh! but We
are getting Nspoleonlike.
Local News.
J. q. Heinlein vent to Cameron, W.. Va,
yesterday.
George Darling. Of Brilliant, is in the
city.
The Glencoe Dramatic Club is esid to
have made quite 9 success out OF their last