Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-29

The arrangement made for the witch
of Eudor," which was given at the opera
House last night were on a colossal scale.
Two hundred people took part in IT, IN
Guiding the drills, marches and those en-
gagged i'm handling the immense amount OF
scenery shown. The sittings were grand
and clearly portrayed that II. Temple the
artist was fully conyersaut with ms suo-
iect and art. The music furnished oy
Prof Alvin Leroy VINO composed 1t Tor TINS
special occasion was something excellent.
Every one who saw the entertainment real
lied that more than ordinary effort and
patience had teen put forth 10 drill the
Young ladies and gentlemen, and especial
w so IN the setting OF the scenery repre-
senting King SolOmou's palace, where the
different drills took place. The scarf drill
came hrst and was noted for the graceful
movements Of the young ladies who took
part. They were attired in pale
pink dresses and carried white
sashes. Next came twenty-four young
ladies carrying tambourines They wore
pale yellow gowns, and their lively drill
was highly commented by those present.
Following them was the drill of the Gre
clan maids attired in white dresses with
green mantles The effects Of this drill
werehighlv enhanced by golden wands used
10 an advantage by the participants. Next
came a minuet drill by p little tots, which
was the prettiest part of the entertainment.
| Miss Mary Davidson as the Witch OF
EudOr. was far superior to the
! average amateur, as was shown III the first
| and second act. VIM. II. Coss IN his por-
/ travail of King Saul was all that could be
/ desired The drill of the Roman soldiers,
/ executed by sixteen large, muscular
! men carving long spears. was immense.
I mi ~, in
i the finest ever seen here and the spectators
! were amply repaid for attending. \ fair
audience was present but they should have
\ had the =. Il. y. sign out, as the entertain
! meut is for good cause and no one should
miss such a grand illustration Of biblical
/ scenes.
The Seldom Seen fishing club leave next
/ Thursday TO camp on saltwater back OF
! Franklin. They will parade the streets
/ and give an open air concert at Hanover
and Fourth street the day they leave
/ Tim Murphy, Garay O'Conneu and Stu
/ Garretto will come down from Beaver
Falls next Saturday 20 Join them.
d. z. Allen has been laid up for several
days with a wound received IN the war
/ His skull VS. fractured and healed over
again, auL OF tn- past week small pieces
of bone have been working out through
/ his scalp, caus.us aim great pain. lively,
small pieces have worked through so far.
Edward McGleun. Roy Mcclure ant
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal went ont TO Mt
Pleasant Yesterday TO attend the Christian
| Fndeavor convention as delegates from TIT
society at this place.
A leakage IN q gasoline stove at tut
home Of Tnos. Mears on Broadway causes
4 small FIRE. which was eXtinguished be
fore any serious damage was done.
Jas. A Bremen entertained the Septua
genarlan club yesterday afternoon. lively
of the old gentlemen were present.
!. Cbas Swartz, who went 10 Anderson
Ind, on visit, has been quite III, but /
recovering.
Miss Gertie Tannahill is visiting q
Wellsburg.
Frank Stewart is sick.