Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19
NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON IN NEAR BY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
Soc.al Affairs Happenings and Events Of lOca
Interest Gathered BY Register Reporters.
Readable Resume o. the
News.
CLARKsEURG

CIARSsBURG. October lS.-Our music
loving public was favored with a rare treat
on Thursday evening. The event was the
concert by The Little Maids a musical
collection of the little girls and boys from
six 20 thirteen years old, who, under the
careful and efficient training of Miss Gay
Duncan, have attained a proficiency In
vocal and instrumental music indeed re
markable The programme was rendered
I'm a most pleasing manner ANA elected the
admiration and applause of the audience.
That Miss Duncan could accomplish so
much with such youthful material IS Won
derful The affair was an enjoyable sue
cess. Clarksburg audiences hope soon 10
witness again Miss Duncan's charming
juvenile musicales. Gen. NortncOtl made q
motion 20 tender Miss Duncan vote OF
thanks, which was adopted by a standing
vote.
The Grand Lodge has held its annual ses-
sion here and adjourned The various
lodges In the State We're represented Al
the organization Of the First regiment OF
the uniformed rank there were eight dlvls-
ions renreseuted. We regret that Wheel
ing was prevented by washouts along the
railroad from being present aud taking
part in the military drill, IN which PARK
crsburg carried of the prize. The banquet
was prepared by Lieutenant
Cooke and knight Rector, and they
Were deservedly complimented for the ele-
CANT taste manifested In getting up the
spread Every one enjoyed the luscious
renast. the seeing of happy faces and hear
ING eloquent words of welcome. The
speeches were excellent, especially that OF
Lieutenant General Carnahan, which IS
pronounced by those competent 20 Judge,
the best effort OF his life. The parade was
a D0mpous affair, and was led by General
Carnahan mounted on therhor0ughbred
Kentucky horse of David Davidson, Esq,
newly bridled and saddled for the occasion.
His aids. Colonel Stanley, Of Wheeling,
and Colonel Lathr0p, Of Parkers0urg,
rode horses belonging 90 Knight Harris
and Knight Whitewam. The Parkersburg
aud l~.sh bands. of this city, dispensed
beautiful music Every one prOuounces
the affair cOmmplete success,
and have cone 20 their homes only
with the regret that they could not remain
LONGER Thus has ended the meeting OF the
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