Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-26

Christian Church Animal Entertain
ment and 0thef Amusing Events to
Take Place To-Night--. Other Notes.

IdA0 Tldco l0-NlgQls-sUCn0r NOUS.
The annual entertainment to be
given tonight at the Christian Church
will consist Of literary, vocal and in
strumental selections CT an exceeding
ly pleasing nature. The musical part
Of the programme will be rendered by
local talent entirely, but the literary
selections are to be delivered by Miss
Lima Hennig, the talented elocution-
ist, of Wheeling, and will add greatly
to the evenings enjoyment
The chorus, s'New Years Prayer
Song" is to be sung by fifty child
members Of the Sunday school. This
selection is the composition of G. e.
Hopkins, the chorister of the Sabbath
school. The solos to be rendered, in
ccstumes, by Miss KunkIe and Der:
Hopkins are taken from THE Sere-
made which composition has been
made popular by the "Bostonians."
aAOo-CA ASaiGlO witty VI SpSCidl
mention will be the solo by Miss Lena
Archer, il the negro dialect, entitled
THE Cotton Dolly Miss Archer
was the object Of much admiration at
the last annual entertainment, when
she rendered, in similar dialect, THE
Kentucky Babe" Following is the full
set OF features for the affair:
MaTch-999th Artillery ........
.......... .Mandolin-Guitar Club
Ladies' Quartette-The River of Time
Misses Inez Blackburn, Pearl
Chambers, Alice Bolen, Edna
Blackburn
New Years Prayer Song .....
............... Children's Chorus
Reading-Selected ......... 49,.
............M Miss Lima Hennig
Vocal Solo-September ...
......lM Miss Alice Bolen
Vocal Duett-Seled tion from THE
Serenade,"
a Before.
b After
Miss Anna Kunkle, Bert w. Hopkins.
Kentucky Babe ....
Mandolin Club
PART II.
Instrumental Duet. Miss Anna Kun
kle, Miss Matte Heatherington.
Vocal Solo-Cotton Dolly ........
,...............M Miss Lena Archer
Read{ng-No. Collect Street,.
~ .................. Miss Hennig
Vocal Solc-I Love Thee, I Adore
Thee-The serenade Anna Kunkle
Male Of artette-Breeze Of the Night
Observation-Disclosures. J. H. Hop
kins, ! w. L. Milligan, Albcro
Heatherington, F. b. Archer
Vocal Solo-From All Eternity.
-. Miss Inez Blackburn
Violin Obligato. Mr.. Walter Lazslre
Vocal Solo-Tshe Hunters Song
The serenade. Bert w. Hopkins
Instrumental Qpartette ........
Other events to occur in the city to-
night are as follows:
A select dance by the Arlington Dl-
vision, K. Of P, at the Armory Hall, |
for which a large number of invita-
tons have been issued. Nelson's or
chestra will play.
A watch mleetingA by the Good |
Templars, during which refreshments
will be served and a geod time expe-
rienced.
A watch meeting by the Second M.
E. Church, at which the entire congre- !
cation will assemble and some inter-
esting services will be in order
A concert by the Choral Society, at
Martins Ferry, in which the Bellaire
Choral Society will participate. They |
will meet at Wyrick's drug store and
take car to Martins Ferry, over the
B., Z. & NJ. F. line, at Gas p. m, re-
turning to the city at the conclusion CT
the performance on special car
A select hep at Glascoes Hall, to be
given by a number Of young society |
folks, west Of Bellaire, fer which the
French orchestra will furnish the
music.