Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-07

Mary Winterhalter. Mamie O'Keefe.
Jessie Vance, Katie Niklous, Sophie
Emmerling, Mary Marcy, Messrs. Henry
Delhi, Herman Fetty, John Fordyce,
Churley Eoeling, Joe Armbruster,
William EnSmerling, Albert Busky.
Howard Kenney, Johnny Haoig, OF
Wheeling; Harry Smith and Elmer
Evans, Of Allegheny, Pa; Ross Barrett,
of Steubenvilie, o. Cards formed the
principal amusement Of the evening.
Supper was served at ~ o'clocd.
Now for the Kermoise. Nearly all
the arrangements are complete. Sew
eral enthusiastic meetings OF the ladies
were held the. past week, and the list OF
participants, with one or two excep-
lions, is well rounded out. The ker-
noise, as before mentioned, will be held
on the 25th, Goth and 27th inst. at the
Opera House. Prof. Speedy is expected
in town on Wednesday or Thursday OF
this week. The Wheeling Club rooms
have been secured as the place OF re-
hearsal, and the first rehearsal will be-
gin next Wednesday afternoon, when
the participants in the Court Dance are
expected TO be present, also Mrs. Chas.
Hobbs, and the two little fancy dane
ers, Miss Wheat and Miss Speidel. The
Queen of the Kermoise is Miss Sara
Sweeney, with Misses Lille end Louise
Norton as assistants, the chaperone
of this feature being Mrs.
Joseph Metcalf. Mrs. Charles Hobbs is
to engage In a song and dance with
Prof. Speedy, while one OF the popular
features of last year, the fancy dance
by little Misses Fannie Wheat and Eliza
SpeideI, will also be introduced. Mrs.
L. L. Sands has charge of the fancy
dance. The Cachuca will also be dane
ed by lady and gentleman not yet
selected. The following are the partici-
pants in the various dances:
Court Dance, Mrs. Morris Horkeimer,
Chaperone; Jennie Emsheimer, Sadie
Emsheimer, Hattie Emsheimer, Clara
Kraus, Emma Kraus, Rosie Baer,
MoIlie Baer, Eva Wilson, Louisa Nor
ton, Lille Norton.
Gavotte, Mrs. Robt. DalzelI, Chaper-
one: Mamie Grubb, Emily Pollock, Bes-
sic Rice Alice Caldwell, Mary Moffat,
Mabel Brown, Cora Matthews, Sue Cald-
well, Florence Atkinson, George Atkin-
son, VIM. Turner, Joe Speidel, Don
Merriman. George Morton, VIII Brice,
Lawrence Wheat Frank Sweeney,
Walter Sweeney. zone lacking.l
American Dance, Mrs. John Motfatt
chaperone; Mrs. DR.. Refer, Mary
Smythe, Eva Wilson, Jennie Bradshaw,
Ethel Brannan, Carrie Franzell, Lydia
Good, Lizzie Caldwell.
Indian Maiden Moon Dance, Mrs.
julius Pollock, chaperone; Mrs. Chas.
Hancher, Sara Sweeney, Lizzie Hunter,
Rose Lukens, Scott McMutrie, Annie
Miller, Mary Moffat, Maude Richards,
Nettie Dobbins.
Indian Ghost Dance, Mrs. JOS. Speidel,
Chaperone; John Mcclure, VIII Day,
Harry Sweeney, Andrew Hare, Arch
Moffatt, Sam Harper, Will Wilson,
Percy Norton, Robert Gllchrist.
Irish Dance, Mrs. o. L. Rhodes, chap
erone; sgd OFT, Flora Kraus, Blanche
Haase, Maude Richards, Mary Smythe,
Jessie Hornbrook, viii Schaffer, Bates
Butler, Harry Stallman, Robert Simp-
son, Robert Haase, Roy Boyd.
Scotch dance, Miss Fife Russell,
chaperone; Mamie Grubb, Emily Pol
lock, Alice Polack, Blanche Kraus,
Stella Kraus, one lacking.
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Mr.. c. r. Behler celebrated his arriv-
al at the fifty-first mile post in his jour
ney through life in fitting manner, at
the Hotel Behler, last Friday. Quite
large number of his friends called dur
ing the evening, and be was remem-
bered with number of handsome pres
ents. About half-past ten o'clock he
was rendered a serenade by the Opera
House orchestra. The members OF the
orchestra were invited into the parlor,
where they played number OF enIiv-
ening selections. At midnight all re-
paired to the dining room, where they
sat down TO a banquet prepared In the
highest style Of the culinary art.
~
It is a very rare occasion when there
is a double bill or two dances at the
Wheeling Club Rooms. Such, was the
case last Friday evening. Misses Josie
McCabe and Virginia Hoge rendered
their scholars private hop. The young
guests enjoyed themselves immensely,
tripping the light fantastic until half
the evening was over, when they retired
and gave way TO the older members FOR
their enjoyment, when the Cotilliou
Club stepped on the scene and spent the
remainder OF the evening IN gliding
around the room to the music made by
Professor K!lmeyer. The Club will hold
but one more meeting before the Len
ten season arrives.
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Mrs. T. W.Phinney will entertain the
Monday Night Euchre Club at her faith
er's residence on South EOf street TO-
morrow.
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