Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-03
MOZART Anniversary
With a Concert and Ball,
Last Evening,
At Mozart Hall, on South Jacob
Street--A Very Successful Affair
in Every Respect ~ The Carroll
Club Euchre Party---Other En-
tertainments in the Social World,
Given and to Be Given.

ganization on South Jacob street was
filled with friends of the society. The
festivities in the evening were opened
with concert. Each number was so
creditably rendered that it would be
unfair to select any for special COM
ment The work of the chorus was
exceptionally good, while all the SOLO
lists appeared to be in excellent voice.
The programme follows:
Meister's Orchestra.
Chorus. The Still Water Rose"
Mozart Singing Section.
Mrs Flora Williams.
Chorus of 60 Voices
Ladies and Gentlemen of Mozart :,
Mrs. Williams and Mr. zulauf
Selection
East Liverpool ,l,r, oua eSt sao,or..,
Mester's Orchestra.
Bass 500 Mr.. Charles zulauf. 'S'OOiei
MIR. Clemans and and Mr.. Zulauf.
Chorus of GO Voices. .....,....."S erenade'
Soprano Solo
Mrs Flora Williams.
Immediately after the concert the
floor was cleared for dancing. Meis-
ters orchestra made excellent music
for the terpsichorean feature. An
excellent supper was served by COM
mittee of lady friends of the society.
Hermann Mcdonald, son Of the
Mayor of Cameron, and Miss Lottie
Hunter, of Moundsville, both young
people and we'll known in this city,
boarded train No s, leaving Comeroa
at nearly two o'clock Monday morn
ing, and reached Oakland, Md, all
right. Here they were taken in Gus
tody by an officer of the place, but
nothing could be done with them
under the laws of Maryland, and they
were released. This settled the ma
ter. and in a little while they were
made husband and wife. The parents
of Miss Hunter suspected something
wrong, and officer went to Cameron
on the same train they boarded but
luckily the couple got on on the OPP
posite side The SCHEME was well
worked and the happy couple arrived
back in Cameron last night, where
they will make their home with the
young mans parents. On the arrival
of the train quite large crowd was
present, and the boys burned red fire
in the way of serenade.
George Noll will entertain a number
OF his friends Friday night at his home
at Mt de Chantal. Various amuse-
ments will be INDUCED in including
dancing An exceedingly enjoyable
time is promised.
The Misses Marshal will be hostesses
to a party of their friends tomorrow
evening at their home in Fulton Elk
tensive preparations have been made
for the affair, and an enjoyable time is
assured
The marriage of James Dixon and
Miss Agnes Devlin, two prominent
South Side young people, is announced
to take place at the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception two weeks hence.
The wedding of John L. Dixon and
Miss Mamie Finley occurred at the
same church Tuesday afternoon. the
attendants being Michael Finley,
brother Of the bride, and Miss Rose
Davis. The couple have gone to house
keeping on South Eoff street
Tonight at the Third Presbyterian
church the Circle Of Kings Daughters
meet to arrange for a social to be
given in the near future. A "Valen-
tine Social has been suggested, and
will probably be given, the proceeds Of
which will be used for the benefit of
the church. This circle has been or
gained only few months, and this
coming event is the initial step in do
ing good.
The second Of the 1898 series of
progressive euchre parties for mem
bers OF the Carroll Club and their
lady friends was given in the Auditor
ium last night, and proved a very en-
joyable affair. The devotees of the
pasteboards filled thirty tables, and
the contests were interesting at all
times. After the last progression re-
freshments were served by a COM
mittee Of ladies consisting of Mrs.
Chas. j. Waterhouse, chairman, Mrs.
Kate F'laccus, Mrs. Will J. Lut2,
Misses Mamie Welty, Anna Winger-
ter, Claire Handlan, Blanche Hand
Ian. Ella Waterhotsa, Helen Devries,
and Mrs. John j. Coniff The first
ladies prize, silver mounted comb,
fell to Miss Ada Roth, of Chicago;
the second, a silver salve box, to Misc
Agnes Joyce The first gentlemen's
prize, a silver mounted comb, was
awarded to Mr. Archie Matthews;
the second prize, a silver letter
opener, to Mr.. Chas. Waterhouse. The
next of the series of euchre parties