Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-02
MOTHER GOOSE MARKET.
Some Of the Special Attractions at the
Coming Bazaar.
Work Of Beautifying the Hall Will
be Commenced Tomorrow Morn
ng-The Daily Entertainments
Election Of officers by the
Womans Hospital Association
Last Week.

Work went on all day yesterday at
Arion Hall getting ready for the Hos
pital entertainment. The booths are
all in place and everything is ready for
the Ladies Committee to begin their
work of beautifying the hall early Mon
day morning. The ladies and gentle
men named below have consented to
lend their aid in making the Mother
Goose Market an occasion long to be
remembered.
On Tuesday, the opening night, Miss
Zou Hastings, Misses Alice and n Il
Egerter, and Mr.. Ralph Heyman
will sing, assisted by Miss Lima Hem
mig III a reading. On Wednesday night
Mrs. Flora Williams, Mss Mamie GruoD
and Mr.. Henry Hughes will give vocal
numbers, assisted by Miss Steinfeld
elocutionist Miss Mary Wilde will be
the accompanies and will furnish in
strumental music for the entire enter
tainment.
The Mother Goose Cantata,' a play
introducing twenty-three little chill
dren, directed by Mrs. Charles Kill
meyer and Mrs. George Ebeling, viii
be the attraction tor Thursday night
together with other features not yet
announced. Mother Goose viii be
there to meet Old friends and make new
ones, assisted by the following mem
bers of her family:
The old woman who lived under the
hill" Little Nan Etticote,' Polly
Flinders "Daffy Down billy" Little
Miss Muffet" Red Riding Hood -
Jack Horuer." Simple Simon, Lit
tie Boy Blue Or. Foster" Little
man with the little gun" "Knaye Of
II arts, The little man who brought
his wife home in a wheelbarrow, Nj
tress Mary and her pretty maids all
in a row. The old woman in the
shoe Will have a larger family than
usual, and strange 10 relate, Will will
ingly part with any Of her boys and
girls if YOU are 50 fortunate as to have
the price
The Kate Gr5enaway" girls in their
pretty blue gowns will serve refresh
ments, and candies will be Dispensed
most appropriately by the very sweet
est girls in town For good luncheon
and supper everybody wants to 80 to
the Arion, and certain it is. if they so
Tuesday. they will go evsry night there
after until the entertainment closes.
The menu for Tuesday nights supper
Will be printed in the Monday papers
and the attention Of every one is called
to it, The supper tickets are fifty cents,
which also includes admission to the
Mother Coos Market" The lunch
tickets are twenty-five cents and it is a
foreg0na conclusion that the supper
room Will he crowded during all the
-four days Of the Hospital benefit
The fortune teller, who a. the last
bazaar created such sensation by her
marvellous pOwers. viii b. present and
viii tell the fortunes Of old and young
and bring good luck to all who hold
communication with her.
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
At the annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Hospital Association. held on
Wednesday, The following officers were
elected: Mrs VIM. T. Butler, Presi-
dent; Miss NJ. J. Hare, Secretary; Mrs.
j. A MetcaH, Treasurer; Vice Presi-
dents. Mrs. Alfred PAUL. Mis- Mary
Vance. Mrs. !. T. Norman. Mrs. J. w.
Phoebus. Miss ". c. Wilson. Mrs. Chas.
Reece, Mrs. W. !. W. Ccwien, Mrs.
Louis Franzell. Mrs. VIM. Tisman.
Ladies Executive Mes
danes Il BayAa. W. +. Butler Jamcs
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