Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
an INTERESTING EVENT CsiEsRlrEn AT ST.
J0SsPaS CONVENT.
Seven Sisters Took ,As Vows Together Garter o.
Century ASo-Six Now Living, AMI
the Silver lsbiles Ce!eb7a'el.

lion took place yesterday q, the Con.
vent OF St. Joseph. SIX OF tho Sisters
celebrated their silver Jubilee: Sisters
Mary Philip, Mary Liguori, Mary Cath.
arine. Mary Veronica. Mary Bap,ista
and Mary Gertrude Mass was said in
the Convent Chapel by His Grace. the
Most Rev. Archbishop, OF 81. Louis.
followed hy Benodlction, aad closing
with the rc nsum The chapel was
| beautifully decorated with natural
howcrS, among which tho choicest
roses, Gala lilies and white hyacInths
were conspicuous, the graceful and ap
| propriate gift OF soma friends OF the
! Sisters.
In tho evening the pupils ~ st. Jo-
seph Academy gave an entertainment
| In the music hall. The selections were
oeauhIul and appropriate from the
! opening TO the closing chorus The
music was OF superior order OF excel
| fence. while tho harmony and culture OF
the voices OF the Young ladies' won a de.
served tribute. Tho calisthenics drill
was graceful and riSinal, the svolutiops
| picturesque and the movements In per
| rect time with the march, which reflect.
Ell much credit 90 the Youthful pianist,
| Miss Nettie Troll. The silver bell driIl
was novel and interesting part OF tho
performance. Twelve young girls crown.
cd with wreaths OF smiIax in
tertwined with silver. were attlrcd i'm
white dresses, ornamented with silver
braid and number OF tiny silver bells.
whose soft tinkling notes harmonized
with the melody of the skillfully per
formed accompaniment. The drill was
an ingenious ombinRtion OF cahsthen-
tF,n
which displayed TO advantage the case,
grace and skill OF the Young perform
| ers. We must not omit mentioning the
beautiful ROTATIONS by Misses Nc
tadden, Gribbon and Black. These
young ladies' have already won lnurels
In That line The following address
was read, with much taste and express
sion, by Miss Beulah smith, whose
voice Is particularly sweet and pleasing.
"DEAR SIsTERs:- We have assembled
mere 10 celebrate Joyful anniversary,
one differing In some respects from any
that we have yet witnessed. Ii Is true
that we have already celebrated other
silver Jubilees, especially that OF His
| Grace, the distinguished Archbishop Of
81. Louis, then our beloved and row
orend Bishop. who tonight honors us
with his presence. But six-fold sill
! yer Jubilee Is something unparalleled
IN the annals OF Wheeling, and would
| be notable event In any locality II
| one silver jubilee may be compared 10 n
star that shines but once upon the
| pathway OF lfo, six OF them In one
| group are like a whole constellation.
| Ia fact they are perfect counterpart
! OF the PlisAdes, six stars OF which still
! shed their light upon tho world, whilo
| the seventh, once their companion, has
disappeared from our Wow and Is lost
| In the depths Of the distant heavens.
| like the seventh OF your group. The
| old legend that these seven stars were
once seven sisters enhances the resom-
olance. Dear sisters. you have como
to-day, like the MaRi Kings, to make
an Offering TO the Babe OF Bethlehem.
! You bring with you twenty-five years
| OF toll, and prayer, aud sacrifice, to Law
at His feet. As We see you before us
In health and happiness, we arc not
without hope that we NAV yet assist
ia celebrating your Golden Jubilee.
/ But II this may not be, then may YOU
spend a glorious anniversarY in the
Golden CITY OF tho New Jerusalem."
The programme rendered was as fol-
lows:
Chorus-The Birhdty OF the King HoidIinecr
address ......... Niles. j,ouIab s,,iti
Vocal olo Tho bark Blue Ewes OF spring Res
Mise Cora Matthew
Vocal Tro--1hc spanish Gyl,ie C.lrl .Darnio.ob
Miss Katie Gulthcr, joe phIue FIadint aud
Rose Holman.
Miss Margaret O'kane.
Nocal Solo Twas April ...............N cyin
Miss Rose Hoffman
silver Boil Drili. ........ .... Junior Class
THE THREE MISSIONS.
Morning Star .......... Mis- Maggic McFndden
VsninZ stat. Observation-Disclosures. Miss Anna Gribton
lo'hi ish Ae.lie Black
Mi..c. agnes sin % and sadie Bafret,
Gioria in hXcelsis Dco.
Tableau.
The seven Sisters who took the vows
together a quarter OF century ago.
were Mother Mary Magdalene, who was
Miss Qu5li, Of ParkersburR, and VINO
died several years ago; Sister Mary
Philip, Miss Kate Healy, OF New York
city; Sister Mary LiRuori, Miss Phoebe
Pittmann, o. Rellalre, o.; Sister Mary
Gertrude, Miss Mary Glllegan, Of a liz
city; Sister Mary Veronica, Miss Win
fred Callahan Sister Mary Baptlsta
Miss Agnes Broozill, OF New York civ:
Sister Mary Katherine, Miss Mary
LavelIe Of Wheeling.
THE Heating. Plumbing and Supply
business Of Trimble 81 Lutz will be con.
tinued under the same name, and AID
orders LETT at 1900 and 1902 Market
will receive tho prompt attention
usually given by this firm, which the
many friends of the firm Will appreciate
or Interest 10 Athletes.
James Robinson. tho athletic trainer
at Princeton College, Princeton, n. j.
says
~ have found 10 imperative 10 have
sure and simple remedies on hand in
case Of cuts, bruises, strains. sprains.
colds, rheumatism, etc Shortly after
entering upon ny profession. discov-
cred such remedy ln ALLcocK's 20
RoUs PLhsrERs. tried other plasters,
but found them too harsh and irrltat-
ing. ALLCocK's PoHoUs PLAsrrns
give almost instantaneous relief, and
their strengthening power is remarka-
Bile. IN cases Of weak back put two