Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-25
d this unique and praiseworthy

charity.
If the announcement in the pro-
gramme of the Knickerbocker theatre,
where Nat Goodwin and Maxine
Elliott are to begin an engagement
New Years week, may be accepted as
authentic, Miss Elliott is now CO.
star with her husband. Last season
when the Goodwins appeared at this
mousse the advertisements read: Mr.
Nat c. Goodwin. assisted by Miss
Maxine Elliott" This season the read
ing Is: Mr.. Nat C. Goodwin and Miss
Maxine Elliott" 1t is to be noted in
this connection that the latter's name
IS printed in the same sized type that
is used in the case of the former
Dramatic News.
An entertainment for the benefit OF
Hazel Couldock, a little daughter OF
the late Charles w. Couldock, will be
given at the Knickerbocker theatre
New York. next Friday afternoon.
Such thing was intended for him.
and on his deathbed he asked that the
aid be extended to his child. Joseph
Jefferson. Joseph Brooks and Daniel
F'rohman have taken up the matter
The bill will include John Drew in
Mrs. Hillary's Regrets" William a.
Crane in His Last Appearances.
Annie Russell in "Dangerfield, 80"
Mrs. lie Moyne in a reading, and
Lyeeum cast in "A Rehearsal new
piece.
Bettina Gerard seems to be having
much more difficult task in getting rid
of young Schuyler than in giving up
the dissipated habits which led to her
MI arfx nm
She appeared couple of nights ago In
the Office of one of the Broadway thea
tres with what is described as the most
picturesque and ornate black eye that
has been seen in this part of the town
for several months. The story she
told regarding the manner of her ac-
quirement of this piece OF frescoing
contains some little interest. She said
she had positively left Schuyler, as she
hoped, for good and all, but he broke
into her room late at night and pro-
ceeded to dust up the floor, ceiling and
furniture with her physical system.
In the course of his operation he plant
ed his manly right fist upon her eye,
conveying to that organ and adjacent
territory the unique bit of coloring
now so plainly visible there.-New
York Telegraph.
Vaudeville circles are to receive
notable recruit very shortly. This is
Mrs. j. McEnery Wynne. whose stage
name is to be Marian McEnery. She
is the daughter of the late Governor
John McEnery, of Louisiana, whose po-
sition in the more recent history OF the
United States is of such a nature that
comment is unnecessary Her uncle is
Senator Stephen d. McEnery. Miss
McEnery, who, by the way, was chrisz1
tened johnnie" after her father, is2
twenty-four years of age, tall. slight
graceful and possessed of a face o
striking beauty. Her eyes are large
and dark her nose is slightly acquiline,v
she has the short upper lip Of the born
aristocrat, and her manners and
speech are necessarily those of wo-
man of breeding. The McEnery's are
probably the most prominent family in
the State of Louisiana and they are
easily the social leaders in the Crescent
City. Prior to her marriage Miss Me-
Emery was one of the leading bellies OF
New Orleans. She came out In New
York society about year prior to her
fathers death, as the protege of Ward
McAllister and Mrs. w. c. whitney,
Dramatic News.