Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-26

semhlags throng the building. The
affair was brilliant success and an
ausplcious house warming.
Tue members, with their wives and
lady friends, began 70 arrive early 10
the evening, and s0Ihe time was spent
in admiration Of the new quarters. The
building now extends from the street 10
the alley, and tao entire floors
are devoted 10 tbe use OF the
society. The second floor has
been remodeled entirely, giving more
space for card rooms, reireshment
rooms and lsvatorieS The dining room
adjoins the kitchen, aud both are loca-
ted 10 the annex. The dining hall Is
large and handsomely designed. The
ladies' parlOr has been enlarged, and
refurhished. All the walls have been
newly papered, and he wood work re-
painted, and there is a general appear
ancelof. neatness and brightness.
The hall on the third floor extends
the (enIire length Of the building. The
gall ery is about three times as large as
forl herly. The hall is larger, brighter,
bel ter ventilated than any in tue city.
Unlocked very attractive last night,
And It's stage tastsfully adorned with
Npslms and Dotted plants. On the whole
she Arion has reason 20 be proud OF It's
new quarters.
The festivities last night opened with
a concert. The following programme
was rendered:
Overture. .......... .s.... ...''''''''s
Opernhaus Dorchester
Ansprache des Prassitenteu des Artou
Herru Louis G.. Stitel
Choir Nit Bass Solo" Lauderkennuug
Arion und Herr T.. j.. Dlegmuier
Sopran Solo-"O Love Thy Help
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. st. Saens
Fri. Mary Bankari.
Piano SolO-''rarantcle' w. $. b. Mills
Fri. Mamie Johnston,
Tenor Solo Nit QuarJstts-"In der
k'remde' ............ .....-........
Herr H. L. PAUL ind Arion Quartette.
Dsl,lanatfon- "Balkon Scene aus Romeo
DoAAalil@'1oU und julia. .v.Shakespear
Fri. Lima Heunig.
Violin SOlO-'Fantasie Caprice ......
$1,000, ............v. Nleuxtemps
- Altred j. Spell
Ferue' ........v. SilCher
on Is no ich dem meinem
Feinsliebchsn gelERnh zee,
Arion
Sopran SolO-'FlOwer Of the Alps.
...................v. j. b Wekerlin
Frau Flora Williams.
Comet Duett-"Graud Duo for Two
Comets TSiS p q, md , iya r. Ro TIoPP
Duett-"GiOrnO D'Ouore aus Semlra-
miden ................ ......v. ROsSiul
Frau Flora Williams ana Fri Mary
Bankard.
Choir Nit Bass Solo-"Ossian'. $500,
Arion und Herr r j. Diegmiler.
The numbers upon the programme
were Of such uniform excellence that it
would be difficult to particularize, aud
lack OF space torbids individual men
tio0. The acoustic properties Of the
hall are splendid, and the music could
be heard in the most re-
mote parts Of the gallery. Each solo
isl was enCOred. The audience was APP
preciative, ana Bestowed It's applause
generously. a more successful concert,
from an artistic point OF view, has never
been given by by local talent.
When the last chorus had been rem
dered, she floor was cleared for the terD-
sichorean feast. The grand march was
led by MeSsrs. George EberIing and Au-
gust Schneider, with Jacques Front and
Ed. Stiiel as markers. This Quartette
u gentlemen had charge OF the dance
Drogramme. A number OF new and
very pretty figures were introduced ia
the march. II Ebte5u dances followed,
aud were merrl.y discussed, the floor az
sl times presenting scene of beauty
and animation.
There was an interruption at mid
night, at which hour supper was served