Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-29

Misses Hulda Della Messrs. Harry stall
PLANE. man,
Mamie Grub. Kii5ourne List.
Flora Wilson, Hal speideL
Nancy Fisher. Price Whitaker.
Blanche Hogs. Howard Mcdonald.
Martha Caldwell, Harry Whltakcr,
Martha OFT. harry or.
Lou Rinehart. Birney McMechen.
Sue Caldwell, Robert Haase,
Bessie Barclay, Roy Boyd.
Mai Belle Howell. Will Wilson,
Mabel Brown, I'd. Wiles,
Florence Atkinson. Robert Giichrist.
Mamie Patterson, Will Rice.
Laura Caldwell. Arthur Hubbard.
Lydia Good. Henry Hughes,
Bessie Rice, Morsan Berger,
Lily Vance. Harry simpson,
Helen Caldwell. Will Brice,
Henrietta Rinehart. Lucius Hoge,
Elsie Whitaker, Morgan Hart,
Ethel Bailey. Arthur Johnson,
Laura Dalzel Will Bates,
Fannie Stanton. Latane Mclain.
Shirley BrOckunier, Frank Waterhouse,
Mary Moffat Don Merriman.
Annie Soper, OF FL Charles Paxton,
mira, " Y Arch. MOffat,
Annie Lewis, OF Frank Berry.
Charleston, Caldwell Noise.
Miss Hearne, of Ca Percy Rowan, or
dr. Charleston,
Miss Tyler. of Charles Cooke,
Lynchburg. w. a. Delaplaine,
Mr. and Mrs. Simp- I'd. Franzheim,
son, Wheeler Bachman,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edgerton Vance,
Riheldaffer Laurance Wheat,
Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Ledleys Young, of
Hustead Pittsburg.
Mr. ard Mrs. A. A. Hal knight, of
Wheat Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs c. T. James Jackson, of
Dickinson. Parkersburg.
The eight o'clock motor conveyed
the merry and congenial throng to the
Park. All were in full evening attire,
but winter wraps were not found I'M
comfortable. The inclemency OF the
weather interfered with promenading
on the brilliantly lighted walks in the
enclosure, but the Casino balcony was
pressed into service for many tete-a-
tetes. The music for the terpsichor-
can feast was provided by the Opera
House Orchestra, the selections being
made especially for the occasion. The
programme embraced twenty numbers,
with az intermission at midnight, when
luncheon was discussed in the Casino
cafe. The ball continued until two
o'clock, when a special w. & e. G.
motor brought the happy party back to
the city.
Invitations have been issued by the
senior class of the State University at
Morgantown, for the annual comence-
ment ball which will take place in
Biological hall at the University, on
Wednesday evening, June 10th. The
reception will commenceat nine o'clock
and continue half an hour. Guenther's
orchestra, of Psssburg, will play. The
committee is composed OF Messrs.
Ewert NJ. Fearoy, H. Anthony Eaton
and Paul Mccoy.
The ladies reception at the Carroll
Club yesterday afternoon and evening
was very enjoyable In the ladies par
lor musical programme was rendered
by Misses Emma Yahn ard Emma Con-
nelly, Mr. viii Nesbitt and Mr.. Main
waring.
The Kings Daughters Of the Fourth
Street NJ, E. Church gave very pleas
ing musicale last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr. Frank c. Caldwell, on
South Front street. An c>cellent pro-
gramme of vocal and instrumental
numbers was rendered, and pleasant
social evening spent.
The orion Sommernachtsfest and
Concert at Wheeling Park Monday
evening. promises to be a complete sue
cess. The musical programme will be
of especial interest. The Arion will
sing two of the choruses which are to
be rendered at the Pittsburg Saenger-
fest. The violin duet by Profs.
Schockey and Blumen5erg will be
veritable gen. After the concert dane
ing will take place on the floor of the
Casino.
The alumni OF the Madison public
school will meet Monday evening TO
make arrangements for the annual re-
union ard banquet. The Richie alum
nj met last Saturday and arranged for
their annual banquet.
The customary banquet Of the senior
class OF the Linsly Institute took place
at the Hotel Windsor last night. Gov
ers were laid for eighteen. The spread
was elaborate, and it was discussed
amid much merNment. A season OF
speech-making followed. in which each
member of the class of SO took part.
Attend the grand picnic of the Wyan-