Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

merlted compliment 10 the taste aud
genius OF the ladies' and 10 the ladies
themselves. The bright colors in the
decorations, the handsome costumes,
and the pretty faces. combined, made a
beautiful picture. The attendance last
evening was much larger than 90 the
opening night This will be the banner
evening IN attendance ana receipts, as
well as the attractions which will DC
provided.
The business mems luncheon be-
tween noon and two o'clock bids fair 10
prove one Of the most popular features
Of tie bazaar. AT supper there were
more than two hundred persons. Aside
from the favor Of charity attached to
the affair, these features are deserving
Of liberal patronage on account Of the
excellent menu and reasonable charges.
The matinee yesterday was so success
III. that Il will be repeated tomorrow.
About three hundred misses and
masters were present, and all derived
the full measure OF enjoyment from the
entertainment provided by the ladies'.
They pa.r0nized the different booths
literally, sud found the dolls especially
Interesting.
Last night the halls were thronged,
aud al times 10 vas impossible 20 move
about The coy little cigar room wa
a centre OF attraction for the mascu-
line portion OF the crowd, and the sales
were gratiiying.y large. The Edison
doll talked and sang Tor visitors uuli.
It's lungs became so weak that It's voice
was scarcely audible Tonight new
feature will be introduced into the
dolls reception room, consisting OF
vocal selections by SIR. Bob Haase
with banjo accompaniment, NJ.
Houses stsutCr.aa voice advertised this
greatest wonder o. tde century last
evening and resulted in increased pat
rouaEe.
over al the doll booth, chaperoned by
Mss Zoe Mcclure and a score OF lady
assistants, the pretty May pole dance
ani afternoon tea attracted great
dsa, OF attention, aud many patrons
went home with the pretty toys under
thstr arms = novel entertainment
vii. be given az tnis booth tonight.
A grea, many Of the novel cOuceits In
china, linen and 6ric-a-0rac az the fancy
booth. were sold last night, but there
is apparently al u1eI1ausiG5le supply
OF these articles. The japanese booth,
with us wealth OF color, It's beautiful
fans and shades. and It's beyy OF pretty
attendants, did 3 thriving business.
Ooe Of TIE most striking booths
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OF Ms A. N. Rice. The most
exquisite taste IS displayed 10 the
decorations, the co.0rs blending hor.
u0n.ous.y, aud forming q rich back
ground for the lavish fora. display.
Nearly every person last night wore
pretty and fragrant nOssgay, which
at,es,sd TIE popularity Of the
young ladies' 10 charge. Their
costumes were handsome, aCd merit
more t1ao 3 passing LJsics. Mrs. Rice
was attirsi il PINK Six, covered with
black point despril and Naudyks trim
uinzs. Mss jacobs. b zck velvet with
C-rise crepe; Mrs. Ernest Basr, black
siI 4, green crepe, snd tet triumin 90;
Mss Reed, white beuCa..us, WIKI black
net drapery; " So S,si1ie.d, white silk,
ACCORDION plated ca f55; Miss Cora
G-.nau. red six, with back tuLe
d-aDer.ss: MIS-. Ralph Kline, black silk,
embroidered with PINK rose buds;
Mss Marie Hsyus1, .iZEt blue BRO
ca1ed six. golden rod velvet, and
Duchess lace trimming.
The rsfreshusut committee, q which
Mrs. ". Z. Batter IS Chairman, was
kept busy ia attending 20 the wants Of
uair0us. 40 lzrzs Quantities Of cream
and ices we're sold. Miss Hare and her
assistants presided over a most tempt
Ing array q bon-t01s, aod thslr con