Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06

IN members, and OF
II " the fair ones who
I@~/ discussed the ai,
fair for weeks previous, were realized
in their fullest measure. 1t was the
most notable event Of the season. No
pains or expense were spared in the
preuarations. There was lavish dis
play Of flowers and plants, so Judiciously
placed as to produce the most artistic
effect; the brilliancy OF the myrlads OF
lights was soitened by the delicatey
tinted japanese shades; the orchestral
selections vera OF the most
inspiring nature; the whole
forming picture OF beauty
| to which color and tone and animation,
we're lent by the handsomely attired
/ ladies' and their partners in conven-
tional evening dress. The dining hall,
transformed for the occasion into a
/ ball room, was the scene OF the even
ipg's pleasure; but the parlors and cor
rldor. with their excellent arrangement
OF coy chairs, invited tete-a-tetes,
and many guests responded. AT the
/ hour for announcing good resolutions
/ dainty luncheon was served, ana was
pleasantly discussed. The music was
/ furnished by the Opera House Orches-
ira. The committee in charge was
comuosed OF NJ essrs. Robt. c. Haase,
Wul r. Rice, n. Price Whitaker and
Juljsn q. Hearne. The patrouesses
were Mesdames Frank J. Hearne, I. G..
NIoffat. Gibson Lamb, L. b. G. List,
John L. Rice, George Adams, n. b.
Scott. George K. Wheat, G.. Ed. Mende,
Joseph Speidel, John D. Culoertson and
Dr. G.. A. Aschman. The guests
were. Misses Martha d. Caldwell,
hulda Delaplaine, Eleanor Wright, Sue
Caldwell, Elizabeth Lamb, Nancy
Fisher, Flora Wilson, Blanche Hoge,
Bessie Rice. Ellen Hoge, Grace Hoge,
Euzateth Mendel, Annie Lewis, OF
Charleston, w. Va; Gertrude List, Eli
sic Whitaker, Jessie Turner, virginia
HOge, Mamie Grub, Sue Wright, ylr-
GINA Harrison, Jessie Berger, Lily
Vance, Emma Wheat, Gertrude Fisher,
Mary Moffat, Eta Rinehart, Alice
Bates, Florence Carnahan, of Cadiz,
o.: Louise Scull, OF Somerset, Pa;
Ethel Bailey, Mary McMechen,
lydia McMechen, Edna Dulaney,
Of Baltimore, Md, Genevieye Bas-
sci. of Clarksburg, w. Va, Mamie
Patterson, Blanche Haase, Effie Lewis,
Of Pittsburg, Mary Brockunier, Blanche
MoffAt, Eva Wilson, Bessie Barclay,
Shirley Brockunier, Martha Clarke,
Nellie Topping, Mary Smythe,
NeIIe Basel, OF Clarksburg, W..
Va. Miss Dean Of Pittsburg, Pa,
Miss Warfeld, Of Quincy, ILL.,
Messrs. Garth Hearne, Harry Whit
aker, Lucius Hoge, Edgerton
Vance. Price Whitaker, Arch Moi
fat, win Brice, Will Turner, VIII
Wilson. VIII Bates, Charles Lamb,
Howard Mcdonald, Perez Norton,
Will Burke, Latane McLaiD, Nell
son Cecil. Hal Speidel, Lawrence Wheat,
Arthur Hubbard, WOrthington Norton,
Morgan Berger, Joe Speidel, Waiter
Han. Don Merriman, VIII Rice, Harry
Stallmap, Julian Hesrne, b. X. Nc
Mechen, w. f. Shaffer, Ed Wies, CLARK
Hamilton, Z. Il. Franzheim, K. G..
Hasse. Wheeler Bachman, Kib List,
Frank Waterhouse, Roy Boyd, Channcey
Dewey, VIII Vance, Tom Sweeney,
Mai. Ran Stalnaker, Camden Som
mers. Hoffman Summers, ClarkS-
burg; Harry OFT, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Wheat, Mr.. aud Mrs. win
A. Delaplain, Mr.. and Mrs. PEBBLES Ia
tum. DIR. and Mrs. A. f, Hustead, DR..
and Mrs. Bellevile, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rberdaffer, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. w. List,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gil Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. w. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL.
Simpsop, Mr.. aud Mrs. r NJ. Browne,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Schwertfeger, Mr..
and Mrs. John X. List, Mr.. aud Mrs. A.
"A. Patterson, Mrs. Mary Delaplaine,
Mrs. c. Il. TsOey.
The most fulsome praise would add
little to the enviable reputation for hos
Vitality which has been earned by the
popular Arlon Society. But the annual
New Years concert and 6All-one OF
the most pretentious entertainment;
upon the regular winter programme OF
that organization surpassed all former
efforts OF a similar nature. Measured by
standard Of artistic merit the concert
vasa catering success. So profuss
were The expressions Of appreciation,
that tits not altogether improbable that
the performance will be repeated In the
OperaH ouse for the benefit Of the general
music-loviug public. Much OF the credit
| Al due ID The untiring efforts and the in
teliigent direction OF Prof. Schockey.
Vocal solos were contributed By Mrs.
Flora Williams, and Miss Kate Bau-
mann. OF GAINESVILLE, who was the prima
donna Of the opera company which
played az engagement nt the Wheeling
PARK Casino last summer Miss Lima
Hennie recited two selections In an ad-
mirable manner, and the Arion chorus
and ouartette sang several selections
The concluding number was the can
tata. "ColOn-Columbia," rendered FOR
the first time at the recent Saengeriest
In Toledo. IL was the browning effort
of the society. and captivated the intel
ugent audience. IN Mrs. Williams and
NIessrs. Diegmiller and PAUL, the solo
parts were 10 capable hands. AT the
conclusion Of the concert the floor was
cleared for dancing, snd the terpsicho-
ram feast was Interrupted FOR more
substantial feast at midnight which
WAS discussed in the coy dining hall.
The committee in charge was composed