Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-10

costumes. many OF which were elabOr-
ate and striking. The costumes were
all direct from Baltimore, and the
agent, Mr.. A. r. Jones was present from
that city to see that they were property
and artistically adorned. 1t is safe to
say that Wheeling has never witnessed
a masquerade more unique and clever IN
all its details than the one at AriOn last
evening.
Among the strange and laughable
make-upS seen in the parade was the
Sad Sea Dog from Bchring Straits, In
dams on the war path. man in the moon,
two baby elephants, Il capital giraffe.
and the American ground hog. At the
close Of the parade there was
a bright and witty address Of
welcome from the stage by
the prince OF the carnival. which was
admirably imperS0nated by +. II. LANCE.
BY his side sat the princess charmngly
arrayed. Then came the salute, mau-
oeuvers and drill by sixteen young ladies
under the leadership Of Lieut.. Brauners-
reuther. This was one OF the most
pleasing features VI the evening, and
was loudly applauded. The most diff
ticult and picturesque movements were
executed with ease ana grace.
At the conclusion Of the drlll all en-
gagged I'm general dancing, executing the
following unique numbers;
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YOU tickle mc.-ulllue.
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ton.
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pooo,,,io,, o,I rlo,. COMMITTEE.
Chas. L. GOetzc, II. Ilelmhright, Jr.,
Clark Hamilton, Jr, Dr. {. A. keim'
VIM. {. Stilel, Thomas Fox, Mill, Il.
MabiS, =. Bonenberger, Jr., VIM. Wen
del, Henry Bayha.
Dancing Committee.-F. {. Schwert-
ieger, VIM. Piarr, VIM. kirbach, Eddie
Stifel, Joe Hoffman,, Ed. Schwlnn
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Ihc new tefpSlchoIedh organ lHdVlon' ~
MtenherchOr lall laSt hlSht' was not
a blooming success so lar as numbers
were concerned, but unlike many
dances that have occurred IN the city al
late 1t made up in quality what 1t lacked
in quantity. II was select gathering,
and there would have been many more
there had II not been for the several
CONGRATULATIONS about the city. As
it was, however, everyone had a good
time, and the hours were well filled in
with pleasure, all the numbers on the
programme being merrily discussed.
attendance nj Their newt social
GOOD AMATEUR ACTING.
rhoro y,,s rloo.ino on,ort,inm.,t
given last nigbt in tbe bascment If II
AInbonsus church Inv the gentlemen NJ
Tho societv rbero +. q God -si,ad st,go
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snmed and as much finn rnters into
the piece, the large audience was kept
IN continual rippleS OF laughter. At the
conclusion oil tue play came vocal trio
entitled The Mermaid Evening Song,
ny Mr.. Dlegmueller' Mrs. II. Keller and
MISS i. toN' The piece was well re-
eeFed' following which the audience
were Nealeu win another snort play
ana inns Time ia peiman. II was APP
llreclaleu as wen IS the hrst prdduc-
,lnh' an Tue applause was frequent
Inc entertainment httted luy sum
BEETHOVEN SINGING SOCIETY.
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