Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01

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Her hear. was young and Love came 70 It.
She looked through space There was no
Blu. rii i-' and slisteu through and thrOughit
A dazzling white.
u, bsort WIS rine. and Love went from TO-
She looked through space. He came not
But sP 9.f away. a Game paved comet
Than all was blacS.
Her heart was old. but Work came to It
And flicd tbe dole &c nigh; and day. 81.
But life aas bleak, for through and through IL
All 'a'ns' were gray Bile Hua.
The post-Lenten entertainments In
Wheeling society thus far have been no
less notable than the brilliant affairs
which marked the holiday period. For
" DAYS OF conventional retirement and
abstention from the friyoities Of me
fashionable world. prepared the way
for some Of the most interesting fuuc-
tions Of the season, and added zest TO
their endowment. Tue attendance az ali
affairs given during the week was very
large, and all the details were carried
ont on a more extensive scale than or
dinarily. Several societies entertained
delightfully."-, the Easter ball being one Of
most pieasurable memories OF the week.
That Cupid has not been idle during
the winter season is proven by The num-
Der OF prospective weddings which are
being discussed and the interesting Ger
emonies performed during the week.
If rumor is 10 be credited the little love-
lad has sped bis darts at some very
prominent young people, aud there Will
be several notable marriages IN the early
spring.
There were many elaborate entertain
ments Monday evening 20 mark the
pDeping OF the gay season, but none
we're more successful than the AriOn
= Easter ball The terpsichorean pro-
gramme was preceded by concert,
which was a signal success from an ar
tfstic standpoint. The Instrumental
numbers were rendered by the Opera
House Orchestra, aud Mrs. Flora Will
fans. Messrs. Jacques Front and FRANK
J. Diegmiller, contributed d0iiEntiui
vocal selections The audience was
critical one, bat 10 bestowed liberal APP
pause upon all the performances. The
Arion singing section was never strong
or IN public entertainments, and never
SANG better. Miss Mamie. JOhuSOn'S
piapo solo was q veritaDie gem, proving
her 70 be % performer OF unusual ability.
After the concert the 1Oor was
cleared. and the merry dancers whiied
the hours away most pleasantly, 20 tho
rvthmic strains o. the orchestral music.
SupDer was served az midnight 10 the
dining hall on the second floor. The al
fair was ia charge OF the amusement
committee OF the organization, OF which
+, Riester is chairman.
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The caster social at the y. NJ. C. a.
attracted a large number Of young men
who are members OF that institution,
anG proved the most enjoyable affair OF
IT'S kind ever given. The programme OF
events was novel and Ingenious, and the
boys entered into the contests M a spirit
Of pood-patured rivalry which was pro
ductive OF much amusement for the
spectators. Nearly every participant
won a. least one prize, and after the
favors were Distributed, the affair was
brought 20 a close.
Beethoven Hall was crowded 70 It's
cauaciIy Monday night, when the annual
Easter concert and ball was given. The
proqramme rendered Was under the
direction OF Prof Henry j. Arbenz, aud
when the names OF Mrs. kate-Michael
FitzeeraId. Miss Annie Shaw, Mr..
Fobert Seele, Miss Mamie Sattler, and
Mr.. w. NJ. Clemans are mentioned as
nerformers, nothing need be aided In
inc way Of comment The Beethoven
rborus sang In excellent form, giving
evidence OF true conception and most
careful training. MeisIerS orchestra
made the music for the ball.
The committee in charge was com
posed OF August Wengenroth, August
Freibertshanser. John Sattler, John
Daen aud John kress.
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An excellent concert, IN which such
public favoritcS rs Mr.. Henry Reuter-,
Miss Lucy KrOujaeger, i. lse, Miss
Helmbrecht and others participated,
was the attraction provided by the leu
topia for its countless friends on Mon
dav evening. The hall was crowded,
and the concert was listened TO with
many evidences Of appreciation. The
dancing programme followed, Mrs
James Riddle making the music.
The bowling championship season
ended In a veritabie love feast. The
Roard OF Managers met Monday night
air the protests we're Withdrawn, and
good feeling prevailed on all sides. II
WAS decided 10 conclude with banquet
and distribution Of prizes, aud the Nc
T,pre. W N be secured for the evening OF
Aoril 9th or 18th. Every member OF
tbe League will be invited, as we'll as {
number Of other guests.
So
The Ooera House orchestra, musica
organization Of which Wheeling is just
" proud, gave Is annual promenade
concert and ball az tue Arion THURSDAY
ni0bt. and scored one Of the most nota
NE successes Of the week. or the two
hundred and fifty passive members Of
the organization, nearly all were pres
ant. and the musical programme wa
apDlauded TO the echo, especially TIT
concluding number, The Village
Musicians" which was rendered In COS
tuna. The disreputable "mske-ups'
for this number suggessed the idea tina
n mlzht be the musical contingent o
rovev's Commonweal army.
Tbe concert was followed BY the ball
inch MAS very enjoyable throughoVt
~. - ronO Of handsomely attireQ ladi 4