Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-05
4 Gnod Selection.

better the coming one.
A Good Selection.
The Committee of the Chamber of Com
merce appointed to select a new apartment
for the use OF the body has secured the
O on the second floor Of the Reilly
block, now occupied by the Ohio Valley
Life Company, at an annual rental of three
hundred and fifty dollars. This room Is
perfectly adapted to the wants OF the
Chamber and the quarters are the best
that could be secured in the city, especially
as regards location.
Ii Is very likely that the Chamber will
have the rooms held open during business
hours, and also in the evening, in which
case il will become 8 regular rendezvous
for merchants.
Attraction at the Grand Monday Night.
Charles A. Loder and his famous COM
~pauy~will commence a three nights en-
pasement at the Grand Monday evening.
Mr.. Loder stands at the very head OF all
German comedians, and he is ably sup
ported By sixteen of the finest vocalists,
dancers aud comedians in America. The
famous Hilarity Patrol Band and orchestra
will give a grand street parade on Monday
morning. at 10 o'clock The band is com-
posed OF ten as good a musicians as ever
blew into a horn, and they are all uni
formed precisely like the New York Metro
politan police force, headed by Prof.
Houston, who is dressed like a New York
Inspector of Police. This will be novelty.
Manager Genther says this will be the fun
NEST and strongest attraction he has pre-
sentei this season. Secure your seats Early
Officers Installed.
The following officers were installed at
the |. o. G. T. Lodge, Benwoed, Friday {:
C. 7 ANNE Pelley; V. T., H. H. Bryant;
Secretary, Flora Morgan; Assistant Secre-
tary, Frank Peabody; Chaplain, Tom N.
Policy; Marshal, J. f Reagan; Deputy NJ,
Nettie Whiteside; Guard, Samuel Armour;
Treasurer, Mollie Stewart; Financial Sec
rotary. Rasella Linsley; Sentinel, Oliver
Peabody L. II Supporter, II. l.. Stewart;
l. II. 5 Dora Davis. The following pro-
gramme was we'll rendered
Instruu Music. ...................::Jacob Long
Reading .......,.......... ..,.... ...--""...- IL. h. bryant
Solo-"Gife'S story" .....-........S Samuel Mcdonald
Essay-"Faith, Hope aud Protection" ..~.~".
MOllie Stewart.
Address ....... Samuel Mcdonald
Solo-"The Kings Highway. Chas. Mcdonald
Essay-"Our Lodge" ...&......,R osella l.insley
solo-"They All Love Jack'~wmWill + Pelley
Solo-"The Kerry Dance" .-, ........ Annie Pelley
In Florida.
Mrs F. A Warner, 4 former Wheeling
lady, writes to the REGISTER from Jack
s~onville, Florida: This is Indeed a pleas
ant climate, warm and pleasant. The
trOpic and evergreen scenery is very beau
iul. The wild woods are fragrant with
sweet .Tasemine aud English violets. Pal
mettos, both tall and dwarf, are TO be
seen here by the thousand. The famous
long. gray Southern moss is here In great
abundance. 1t grows in the the tree tops
and hangs from the branches in graceful
festOons, yards in length. In the twilight
it presents rather "a lone, weird appearance,
silently swinging to and fro, its huge arms,
like pendents, resembles some restless
spirit. 1t is very beautiful when used for
decorating, and in its natural state here, ]
think it the p~retliest thing to be seen here
Any or all Of the REGISTER readers who
wculd like some Of this moss send three or
four stamps and postage and | will send it
to them. will have little to do until
March. and will send il cheerfully.'