Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-01


son looked the part to perfection, com
bining a regal appearance with an ac-
ton that was the very embodiment of
ace Mis-. Monroe paid her the COM
plment of saving she was the most
superb queen it had been her pleas
ure t0 instruct i'm an experience OF
several years and that her concep-
ton of the part was admirable. The
attendance aJ the three perform
ances was all that could be de-
sired. and the home for Aged and
F'riendless Women for whom the affair
was given, realized a handsome sum.
The Island Shakespeare Club will
hold mo- meeting during Lent but Will
produce Richard ILL., after Easter.
The literary section Of the Arion
save q banquet at the club quarters.
corner Twentieth and Main streets,
Tuesday night i'm celebration of Wash
iuEtou s. birthday. About one hundred
and twenty-five of the representative
Gevman-AnericaDs OF The city, OF both
sexes. assembled 20 participate IN the
patriotic celebration. The dining hall
was tastefully and appropriately de-
c0rated tn the National cOlOrs with
portraits OF representative American
patriots ConsuiCiOusly displayed. The
menu was elaborate the service splen-
did. The spread was discussed very
pleasantly. At it's conclusion there was
q season of speech-making. The pro-
gramme was o0euel by Mr. Theodore
Roller. who made happy address and
introduced tine master of ceremonies.
Mr. L. q. SUfel The entire 8ssemLiage
Joined I'm singing My Country, It's
of Thee" after which Dr. G.. +. Ul-
rich read am original ode on Washing
ton III was written In the Enolish
language. and gives evidence of liter
arv ability o. high order Tt was
received with many evidences of appro-
VAL and the genial doctor was the re-
ciDient of warm congratulations. Az
ter the singing of star Spanglet Ban
uor. the Rev WIN UlterJ made a brief
address In his characteristic happy
Vein. Another patriotic song was rem
dercl and Mr. G.. A. Schafer presented
the literary section with q handsomely
framed portrait of Washington. which
viii. hereafter and q place ON the walls
of the Ari1n Then followed pro
grammA of toasts. of which lack Of
snace torlids more than mere mention.
They were "Freiheit." Mr.. II. IT..
LagE. The ladies' dr.. w. IT. Zju-
rIer. HaDsei and Wandel Mr.. p. III.
Fcbrene "kuUst i'm America Mr. c..
Goc-z.. Wheeling, Mr.. Henry Bieocr-
SON. -nie Pro So und Sch'ussvOrt.
Nlr. t. O. Stifol This concluded The
formal programme but did not te~min-
ate tho ucTmeur The affair cOntinu-
c3 un-l two o'clock Wednesday morn
ing Guests were called Unon for five
minutes addresses. and these were in
tersporsel with songs i'm which every
body Joined ain contributing toward
making the hours pass an too quickly.
The next entertainment on the Arion
DrCrIaume F. tLe minstrel perform
3rce to De given by The Trouoadors
Thursday evening o. this week. The
members of the literary section have
been relearSiug their respective parts
for some time. The entertainment is
certain ro be The most successful ever
given hv the Ar.ou members and q
movement IS on foot 90 re0eat IL at the
Opera House for the benefit of the
charitable institutions of the city.
The Hustlers. an organization of
Young persons I'm the congregation of
the Wesley IT. +. Church. gave
very successful Lag social last even
ing.
Miss Jeanette Mayors very pleasant
IN entertained the Island Leap Year
Club Friday evening at her home on
Kentucky street The meetings of
This organizati0n have been delightful
and tina. of last week was one of the
most notable.
The home of Miss Lucy Cebhart one
of the most charming young ladies' OF
tho South Side. was the scene of a pleas
ant social event Wednesday evening.
when q number of her friends called
To- celebrate the anniversary of her
BIRTH The evening was pleasantly
whiled avs. i'm the usual diversions,
and promptly at ten o'clock the guests
adjourned TO the dining room where
they discussed appeuziug refreshments.
At q late hour The guests adjourned
to their respective homes wishing their
Charmmg hostess MANY happy returns.
a surprise party was rendered Miss
Augusta Eieger at her home on the Is
land Monday In honor of her 11,h
birthday. The hostess received q mum
oer ol presents. 40 seas0ndble hour
refreshments were served.
NEARBY TOWNS