Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-28
oArHEDRAL FAIR.
The Most Successful Bazaar to Close To-
night

night
The festival for the Hospital at the
Busby building has so far proven very
decided success. Tonight will be the
last, and IL indications are pointers IL
promises to be the night.
The principal drawings will close TO-
night and the lucky holders will De re-
warded. Tables are kept replenished In
all their lines, and the vast amount OF
articles sold and drawn up to last night
will be replaced by articles Of greater
beauty aud value il possible. The hall
was radiant all last evening up to
late hour and after the crowd had
thinned out, the vast hall and dis
play shown In oriental beauty dream
of Splendor.
The dining table is up to the standard
and furnishes elegant meals at small
cost.
The booth Of rich and fancy articles
in charge OF Mrs. Helmbrlght and an
array OF talent and beauty will tonight
make general distribution at auction
and otherwise of all its contents.
The large and valuable doll at this
booth was drawn last night by Capt.
Mcdonnell guessing its name-Ruth.
Another was drawn by Miss Gertle
0'Neil and still another by Mr.. Lewis
HelmbrIght. DR.. Pipes drew the lovely
foot rug. A fine line Of valuable
pictures, Persian lamps, lovely hampers
hand painted works, and the Ange!ns
by Miss Tellen Reilly in oil, cluster OF
roses by Miss Bertha Zerelle and hum
dredS Of other articles of rare merit and
value will be sold at auction regardless
Of their value.'
Father Sullivan's table with full
board of cakes, fruit and CONNECTIONS
aud its lovely basket of choice flowers
is in the foreground.
st. Joseph's table with its load OF
wealth has maintained compact front
in the face of large sales
and the best and most valuable coliec-
tiOnS In the baking and CONNECTION line
will be in the swim tonight. This
tables prize chair is a feature OF the
big festival and is always the center OF
an interested crowd. Along with those
mentioned In connection with this table
special mention is due Miss Lizzie
Ennis, Miss Josephine Creamer and Miss
NJ. Jennie DeCamp, Of Wellsburg,
for efficiency and talent.
"Our LadY's Table" is always the
center OF general attraction to visitors
aud ELECTS great praise for its artistic
get up and the push OF its managers.
Cupid's Corner offers new feature
we'll worth the attention OF visitors In
connection with its general display OF
goods.
The Bishops table is hard to beat in
point Of general beauty. The imperial
throne above the door Of which is hung
the mistletoe is bower of beauty and
its attendants "beauty's self"
The fortune teller promises for to-
night from her typical tent truly
truly" account of all affairs asked for.
This is a new importation and the
genuine article" Misses Lizzie Harri-
son ond Josie Beuter will continue their
successful manipulation Of the grab
bag.
As a compliment to the general pub
lie and a final action for the reason the
admittance will be reduced Tonight to
Is cents.
The express Office and fish pond fur
nish a great supply Of amuSements and
the ludicrous aud laughable incidents
occurring in their field Of business is
immense.
The art table with its wealth of beauty
and richness is last mentioned but not
least and IS worth a long trip to see.
1t tables loaded with a beautiful dis
play and shaded by magnificent potted
aud tropical plants. It's points Of
beauty go along with all the others to-
night and no doubt many persons will
thank their stars on general principles
that he or she visited the hall on the
last Diuht