Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-29


and said: 81 guess that fellow thought that
We had no money.
Mrs. N. NJ. Knight is home from Quaker
City.
The repor. of strike among the csrpsn'
tiers on the B., z. 4 c. road appears TO hsVe
no Foundations.
Miss Mollie Wolvington, of Wheeling. is
the guest Of Miss Jessie Wiley, on Rose
Hill
Beliairs Society.
One day more of Lent and then Tor the
season of balls and parties. While 1t can
not be said that Lent has been kept as It
might have been, yet the number OF balls
festivals. etc, were much less in number
than before this forty days preceding Easter
The church has had more TO consend Wntn
this year probably than ever before. Inc
great roller craze was an inh!cuon winch IL
was hopeless to attempt TO stay even by the
process of church reviyals.
At the Elysisn rink on last Thursday
night was q private party OF the elite OF
Bellaire and q happy occasion 1t was. AT
1890 D. m, after the usual evening session
OF the rink, the invited guests assembled
and were kindly cared for BY the Messrs
W. C. Grafton, Bert Morgan, Dodie Coch-
ran and Lee Somehow. 1t was eleven
o'clock when the line for the grand march
was formed. 1t was led BY Will Mills and
Flora Carr, and was the best thing OF tn
kind ever given in the rink. Until one
o'clock the gallants with their beaux took
possession OF the floor, and to the strains OF
the ST. Cecilia band they did their utmost
displaying the roller art. At an appointed
time the game of polo was called
which was holly contested, each
side striving for the mastery, tor 1t had
been promised that the Winning side was to
have the pleasure OF presenting goa
medal 10 the kandsomest lady present
Miss Sallie Mills was awarded the medal
The compliment was gracefully acknowl
edged and all were satisfied. Lunch wa
served The latter part Of the evening and at
DO the band gave its farewell music. Al
though there were number OF married
ladies ard gentlemen present, beloE viii be
found a partial LIST Of the young folks who
took psrt in the party which was voted the
event ofIhe season: The Misses Annie
Husbands, Hattie and Gertie Jones, Lille
Fitton, Sallie Mills, Flora Carr, Lizzie
Schempf, Annie and Laura Sellers
Annie Stephens. Jessie Wiley, Minnie
Wassman, Eta Mu.h, Ella and Hattie
Moore, Katie McDermOtt. Eva Hyatt, An
ME Hoge, Cora Henderson, Maggie Bait
zell, Carrie Randolph, Annie Hill, Grace
Jennings and Ella Hyatt and Messr5 Robt
McVay, James Dubois, viii Robinson,
Harry Gill and Jes. Bigelow, Jake and
Chas. Heinlein. L. J. Smith, VIII Mills, Ed.
Kelly, John Keyser, Chas Rankin, VIM.
MILES, John Graham, Wood Hines, J: b.
White, Will Philpo', Chas. Gifen, Mike
KEN, John Coulter, John Muth, Charlie
Bippus, VIII Hyatt, Tom keySer, ChaS'
| Husbands and John Gifeu.
High School Exercises,
Friday was the last day Of the secon
term of school, and Prof. Wenner had pre-,
barred an entertainment for the occasIol
which proved to be very interesting AMI
WAS attended By a number of visitors. b.
low is the programme as rendered:
/. Recitation-"0n the Banks OF the Tennessee
. Peadips-"The Old Man gee, to school,"
. rs,istion-"Thc Charge of the Ii hit Brigade "
| Frank Myers.
l. Tio-Ni,!in, Flute and Piano,
Na,yic King +. W. W,Iucr, }, II. Hopkins
Dc SO! u -, Laura Craft.
:. independence Bell" ,.,.-
:, The Time for Fiddling,"
| John Hopkins and Frank Me!lott
T. iano Solo ...'.''''' r l"ra 0arr
| Laura Tree and Nettie Hurtz
| IN Misunderstanding Ihipgs"
~ -''AO'"7 Minnie Shoahals
H. Eecitation-"The Fi>herrsa's Wife"
l.. pu,t-"Money Matters ,..,o, w.,,,,.
- Rssay-"A Journey Cee
Il a. sciatio6-'o'GST Fellows TIiGE s.; To-" :,
-. EeaIins -"Aviuly Lovely Philosophy,
To- i,no 500 ......,....... ..Jesa Bate
Other Notes.
Mss Jessie Bates has a very pleasant
gathering in honor Of her eighteenth birth
day.
lie Indian Run Rink is under roof and
it is expected that the floor will be finished
by Thursday
| It is said that tie dresses worn by the
young ladies at the private pIr,y on Thurs
day evening oVt shone those worn on any
! previous occasion az the Kinks.
S. o. Cummius will furnish the new rink
with skates.
The boys in tie freight department Ostbe
b. Il 0. are attacked badly, but they are
equal to the emergency.
Some of the stock in the rink is for sac,
We understand.
officer Meek goes the Fourth ward now
hunting robbers on pair of wheels.