Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-28
ODD FELLOWS YING.,
A FAIR SIZED CROWD AT WHEELING PAX
YESTERDAY.
Two EXCELLENT Concerts by the Mozart Club at
the CasinO-fhe Street Parade in
the Morning.

The Odd Fellows had splendid
weather for their outing at the Park
yesterday, and thsfOndest expectations
Of the members.0f the order regarding
the attendance, were realized. OF
course it WAS the general opinion
that the /crOwd would have been
much larger If the affair had been given
earlier IN the season. The prominent
features of the affair, the parade in the
morning, and the matinee and evening
col3erts in the Casino, were very sue
c/sful, considered from any stand
I0int.
The weather was threatening in the
morning, but the sun shone brightly
when the different local lodges as
sem led at the hall, corner Twelfth and
Chapline streets, TO take their positions
in the marching column. The order Of
march was given about eleven o'clock,
and the parade moved over the route
heretofore published in the REGISTER.
The line was made up as follows:
Platoon of Police under Lieut.. Lukens.
Mayors Full Brass Band.
Officers of the Parade-Chief Marshal
Godfrey Schul, Assistant Marshals,
II. Seamon. Of VirginiuS Lodge,
Louis Huffman, of Franklin, D.
w. Martin, of Excelsior,
Chas. Loe ffler, OF William
Tell, and h. Bahlman,
of Concord.
Odd Fellows Of the Third Degree from all
lodges in body.
Past Grand Masters Of the city lodges.
Officers of the local lodges in half uniforms.
Carriages containing visiting and aged
members and the Mozart Sym
phony Club.
The number of men in line was not
as large as had been expected. Neigh
boring cities aud towns were OF as well
represented, numerically, as the local
committee had supposed they would be,
from promises given. The visitors all
marched with the local lodges. +.
Ringter, of Grafton, Grand Chief
Patriarch OF the West Virginia Encamp-
meut, aud Samuel Steele, of Phiippi,
Past Grand Master, were among the
distinguished visitors.
The line OF march terminated at the
station of the w. 81 E. G. motor line,
where cars were boarded for the Park,
where the festivities Of the day occur
red. Arriving at that resort, Mayors
band was stationed in the enclosure,
where programme Of choice concert
music was rendered during the after
noon, with the exception OF the hours
during which the entertainment was
ia progress in the Casino. The string
instruments Of tho band played for
dancing on the front pavilion. A large
mum Der OF persons enjoyed this feature
of the outing, especially during the
evening.
About FIVE hundred persons assembled
In the Casino for the afternoon perform
ance given by the Mozart Symphony
Club, of New York. The concert was
started upon the arrival of the two
o'clock motor. The audience made up
in enthusiasm what it lacked in num-
bers. Seldom has any musical organ
ization which has visited this city been
accored such flattering reception as
the artists who compose the Mozart
CLUB. Each solo number was en-
cored, and some more than once.
The club is composed OF
but sir persons, but all are artists in
the true sense of the term. The vocal
numbers of Miss Cecilia Braems, and
the instrumental solos OF Otto Lund and
Richard Stoelzar aud Marion Blodeck,
were exquisitely rendered. Mile. Zoe
De Vlelle's recitations were not less
pleasing. She is an eocutonlst OF eX-
ceptional talent aud ability.
The early outgoing motors last eve
ming were well filed, and the crowd
would have been much larger but for
the cool weather. This did not inter
fere with the dancing, however, the
cool atmosp here making it possible TO
indulge In that form Of recreation with
out discomfort. The audience in the
Casino was larger than during the az
ternoon. The building was we'll filed,
and the Mozart Club scored another
success. Following was the programme
rendered last night:
Don Juan-Overture. Mozart
Mozart SYMPHONY Club.
Walther's Prize Song, Viola d'Amour
Solo. Observation-Disclosures. Wagner
Mr.. Richard Stoelzer.
Semiramide, Aria from the Opera
Song. Observation-Disclosures. ...... Rosslni
Miss Cecilia Braems.
At Night-Grand Duett for Viola
glamour and Viol Ga GAMBIA. .StoelZer
Messrs. II. Stoellsr and NJ. Blodeck.
Recitation. ....................S Selected
Mile. Zoe DeVielle.
"a. Quartette String. ........ Ruoensteln
b. Plagliacci. The Clown Inter
mezzo from the new opera
first time in America. .Leoncavans
c. Serena6s-Impromptu New. .GllIei
Mozart Symphony CLUB.
Nocturne-Viol da GAMBIA Solo. Chopin
Mr. Mario BlCdeck.
Duett-Laurel and the Rose. .Grel
Miss Cecilia Braem and Mile. Zoe
DeVielle.
Scene de Ballet-Violin Solo. ...... Berio'
Mr.. Otto Lund.
"a. Echoes from the Valley.
o. Solo on the Roman Triumphal
Trumpet. ...................H oucf
Herr TheOdor Houch.
FinGle-From opera Figaro. 49,. Mozart
Mozart Symphony Club.
Bowling and the other attractions a.
the Park added much 10 the enjoyment
of.the affair. The outing continued unit
midnight, aud the last motor TO the city
brought in a large crowd.