Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23

golden sunshine and warm, balmy
atmosphere OF the afternoon
brought out large number of
people, and scores OF these availed
themselves Of the opportunity OF visit
ing the halls, making purchases from
the large ana elegant stock OF various
kinds OF goods displayed az the different
booths, and also 10 partake OF the tempt
ing luncheon served by the ladies' OF
the supper committee from twelve until
two o'clock.
The sale OF articles at the booths
during the two previous evenings had
been so large as 10 almost exhaust the
stock, but yesterday and last night
found a new supply on hand.
The attendance last night was i'm
mense. The halls were so densely
crowded that breathing space was al a
premium, and well may the orignators
Of the Bazaar sad the ommittees in
charge feel fattered by the success they
have met with thus far. The dining
tables were again crowded from FIVE TO
eight, and q most tempting supper was
served. Too much praise cannot be
given 10 the ladies' 10 attendance al
these tables for their kind and courte-'
Gus attention.
The Turkish smoking room-decEed
IN its rich Oriental Trimmings up
by the mellow rays OF gorgeous lamps.
the bright SMILES and sparkling eyes OF
the ladies' in attendance, received
large amount Of patronage during the
evening. Interest in the doll show
never tagged for moment. II seemed
as though everybody wanted a doll
possibly looking forward TO the holidays
when dolls will be In great demand for
trimming Christmas trees.
As usual the candy booth received
special attention aud no wonder for the
elegant stock Of candles aud bons bons
was entirely too tempting TO be resist
ed. Sometimes during the evening the
electric doll got out OF order, but will
be repaired and il good trim for this
evening.
La Zingarella the celebrated prtestesS,
20 whom has been given the power TO
unveil the mysteries Of the iutur Q, was
busy throughout the evening, reading
through the horoscope what was yet IN
store Tor her patrons. The flower booth,
japanese temple and retreshment tables
all were well pstronized.
Al $50 an excellent musical and liter
airy programme was rendered aud en-
thusiasticaliy applauded. The pro-
gramme follows:
Soug-"Dear Heart Mr.. Ralph Heyrnan
Recitauon-"Biddy's Trials ..-.......
.................... Miss Stelnfeld
Recitation Encore That Old Sweet
heart Of Nine..........Allss Stem ED
SOng-"LOye' Sorrow ...............
...... Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer
The enteriainmentwas one OF the best
yet rendered, and the hearty applause
which followed each selection is the best
evidence OF the appreciation OF the au-
dience.
The Executive Committee will try 70
make the closing day OF the bazaar The
best in point OF attendance, and 10 &C
couplish this the ladies have prepared
a very attractive programme for to-day.
The business mems luncheon will De
served as usual between Twelve and two
o'clock. and 3 matinee for children will
continue from two until i've. Supper
will Be served between FIVE aud eight
o'clock. and the usual guarantee Of
satisfaction or YOUR money refunded
will be given. The m9u will consist
10 fried oysters, potato salad. cold
turkey, bot biscuit, bot rolls, celery,
pickles. Jelly, coffee and tea, etc
There will be music By 81 amateur
orchestra under the Supervision OF Prof.