Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-06
FLYING FEET.
AGAY GATHERING OF DANCERS At AalOS
HALL LAST MIGHT.
The BachslOrs Rsvd in a MasqusFads-Sirlrg
Melody at the 7. n. c. s.-Oihsr
Social Movements.


Social Movements.
The Opera House orchestra never
does things by halves, and this Is eS-
pecially true in reference to their de-
lightful ANIMALS given at Arion han.
The occasion of their recurring prone
made concert and ball given last even
ing was no exception TO the rule, and
for many hours large and festive gath
ering was richly entertained. People
beran to gather at the hall at an early
hour, and by the time the concert pc
gan both the, pain floor ana balconies
were well iIb with auditors, VINO
drank in with evident delight the fol-
lowing admirable concert program
March-~The Merry Cooper Boy T.. koedel
Overture-"Jolly Fellows .;-.....F. Won supp
Uumoresk e-"Lustige Musikantenstrelche
Merry Musicians Tricks .-...-.H. MINI
Waltz" NarrentTnze' ....-.....-.-..J ouh-l
Rnrl..oue-"The Country Musician a. Mohr
p-"Schwiagermafnas Abschled
(Mother-in-Law Departurel &c. Ebner
The Opera House orchestra seemed at
its best, and the numbers were all hneiy
rendered. loud applause following each
selection. A feature of the programme
was burlesque entitled The Country
Musicians, where the members all APP
peared on the stage dressed in fanclful
rural garbs, and played the most har-
rowing and nerve-rasping music. All
had capital make-ups, and the perform
ance fairly brought down the house.
The members of the orchestra proved
themselves actors as well as musicians.
AT the conclusion OF the concert pro-
cramme the floor was cleared, and the
way cleared for joyous pairs OF feet,
which continued To fly uninterruptedIy
until an early hour this morning. II
vas finely conducted ball throughout,
and reflected much credit upon the com
mittee, which consisted OF MesSrS. L.
Schwertfcger. George Hook, August
Rolf and l.. Riester.
TIE BACHELORS MAsQUE BALL.
There were strange faces seen in
Franzbeim's Hall last night, and few
that were stranger than fiction. The
Jolly social organization known rs the
Bachelors were having rare sport be-
hind the mask, and the waxen surface
was well filled with gay trippers. There
were many neat and clever designs in
make-upS, and the costumes on the
whole were fresh and attractive. The
music was furnished by killmyer, and
at intermission the dancers repaired TO
Hotel Windsor, where supper was
I Of . a
of the many happy affairs given by the
Bachelors this season.
MEMBERS ENTERTAINMENT
There were fully three hundred and
fifty people gathered at the \. NJ. {. A.
building, last evening, TO enjoy what
was specially known as members en-
treatment. The auditorium on the
second floor was occupied to the every
inch. and chairs were placed along
the whole length of the aisles.
The entertainment last evening was
UNIQUE in that it was almost entire
ly stringed melody, yet it was none the
less enjoyable. The opening selection
was by the great banjo, guitar and
mandolin orchestra, composed OF the
following musicians.
Mandolin-Miss r. L. Rhodes, Miss
Lena Meyer. Mr. II. y. Scaoright Pro
fessor l.. ID. Colby, Mr.. +. Z. Never.
Hubbard. Mr. f. L. Scoteld, Miss Lille
Vance. Miss Lizzie Lucas. Miss Mary
liagan, Miss Sarah Mendel.
Guitar - Miss Fannie Rhodes, MISS
Vietta Tracy, Miss Sue Caldwell, Miss
jamie Good, Mr.. Charles Paxton, Mr.. +.
b. Klieves. Mr. George Jefiers, Mr.. II. IL.
Ritter, Mr.. G. y. Wells.
The players all kept excellent time,
and PLAYED together remarkable well.
The other selections on the programme
were solos, duets aud trioS, in which
Prof. f. ID. GoldSby, l.. f. Schrader,
f. c. Meyer. Miss r. l.. Rhodes and
II. H. Ritter took prominent parts. The
Nail City Club also gave several enjoy
able selections.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Sons of Veterans Of Hancock
Camp will give concert at Teutonia
Hall next Tuesday evening.
A benefit concert to Prof. Colby
will be given February % at Germania
Hall, by his pupils and friends.
The Nail City Lodge of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen gave dance
at Germania Hall, last evening, which
was well attended.
Frank and Amy NELL will entertain
their little friends at the residence OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james
Neill, on the Island tomorrow evening.
j. Ross Bell and Miss Gertrude NJ.
Seamon were quietly married at ~.
Luke's Episcopal Church yesterday, by
Rev. Mr.. Birmingham. They left soon
after the ceremony for Pittsburg.
Miss Lena Robare entertained num-
Der OF her friends at her home on South
Chapline street last night. The even
| ing was spent in the usual social diver
sionS. dancing and cards, while a tempt
ing collation. served by Burst ut mid
night, was by no means the least enjoy
able feature. The party dispersed at
SeaSonable hour.
The home of Mr. Matt Connolly, on
Water street, in BenwOOd was the
scene of a social gathering OF very
enjoyable nature, Wednesday evening.
10CTt WeIt dDbAg lHil l. h'HPi'' fi'
ent. peabody's Orchestra was on hand
and its strains lent inspiration to the
feet of the dancers. Refreshments were
served and discussed throughout the
evening, and the fun continued until an
early hour yesterday morning.
The parlors OF the Hotel Bchler were
the scene OF a joyous affair last night,
the occasion being the iftieth ami
versary Of the birth OF the proprietor,
Mr.. Chas. Behler About fifteen couples
Of his friends called, and he was over
whelmed with congratulations. Vocal
and instrumental music and happy
"reminiscences OF boyhood in the Father
land made up the order of a pleasant
evening of social enjoyment, inter-
spersed at intervals with refreshments
which were heartily discussed. Mr..
Behler received numerous handsome
presents, among which were silver tea
set, smoking gown, and 4 handsome
easy chair.
THE MAMMOTH MINE SUFFERERS.
Mr.. Berisford Re urns From the Scene of