The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-02

Sueent pOSSeSSl0G INT lOIIu, lsdLuIeH
and the natural grace and beauty for
the requirements OF the part, and her
two solos were splendidly sung. The
entertainment began with the entrance
OF Miss RIester, who. after her solo,
assembled the throne, from which she re-
viewed the carnival. In the second part
of the programme Miss Riester typliied
Columbia, and She thrilled her auditors
by 1ler singing Of the Star Spangled
Banner"
Very pleasing was the tambourIne
dance. which had to be repeated. Miss
Blanche Haase's serpenttne dance was
so we'll done that an encore was also
necessary. The Dance OF the Flow
ers," participated IN by about sixty lit
tie girls, was repeated In response to
enthusiastic calls, and Prof. Speedy was
forced to respond to an encore for his
clever dancing OF the Sailors Horn-
pipe" Sharing fonors for amusing fea-
lures with the cake walk was the
Dances Of the Dudes and Dudines."
The entertainment closed with the Co
lumbar Dance" In which the entire east
took part. Miss Edna Miller as Child
Goddess and Miss Elsie Fisher as I'm
Gle SAM" were very good leaders In
this number. The national c0lors We're
very much In evidence.
The management has abandoned the
idea OF a matinee for Saturday after
noon, and instead will admit children
Saturday evening for a special price, no
extra charge being made for reserved
seats. If the house isn't packed tonight
and tomorrow evening II Will be be-
cause WheeleIng fails to appreciate n
good thing. The best talent In the
city is engaged In the affair, and the
cause for which It is given should be a
further inducement to liberal patronage.
Why, Mr.. T. Harvey Pollock, as leader
Of the cake walk, Is whole show in
himself, and large part OF the cake
walks success IS due to him, He Is a
second Moses in the wilderness, and
must be seen to be appreciated.
The programme is as follows:
Carnfvat ttuteh-Afiss Gertrude Ries-
ter; Mrs. George Parks and Miss Sara
Bates, chaperones.
Colonial MInuet-Miss Laura Caldwell
ana AHF. r, X. CHM, 3r.; Miss Martha
List and Mr.. Joseph r, EaVlor; Miss
Eta Rinehart and Mr.. Walter Hig-
gins; Miss Flora StIfel and Mr.. Ebert
Luke: Miss Gene Waterhouse and Mr..
Tom B. Sweeney; Miss Ethel Bailey and
Mr.. Earl Adams; chaperones, Mrs. Wal
ter Rinehart and Mrs. A. Allan Wheat.
GaYotte-MIsses Elm Mitchell and
Fannie Hirsch; chaperone, Mrs NJ,
Somehow.
Tambourlne Danas-Mlsses Jessie
Moftat. Joe Wnterhohse, Angela Feeny,
Elizabeth Carr. Grace Hoge, Dora Rod
gers, Nellie Gllchrlst; chaperones. Mrs.
Joseph speidel and Mrs. Alex. r. Camp
bell.
maypoIe Cance-MIsses Jeanette Bail
ey, Sara Kirk, Alberta stlfel, Elsie Rel
zenstein, Stella Crockard, Callie Pracht
Lillian Dauer, Edith HarberGer, Ger
trude Harris, Laura Beaumont, Elma
Hamilton, Nellie Albinger, Kate Wheat.
Gertrude Dobbins. May Haley, Mamie
Cushing. Isabelle Caldwell. Bessie Eng
lish, Gertrude Robinson, Bessie Snyder,
Bertha TomlinsOn; chaperones, Mrs.
Charles Killmyer and Mrs Fred. II.
Behreng. jr.
Carnival March-The cast.
scrpentine Dance Miss Blanche
Haase; chaperone. Mrs. T. c. Moffat,
Dance OF the Flowcrs:-
No Misses Berthn Good, Martha
Lee Robinson. Edna Carrie, Pauline MIL
Ter, Hasseltine Moore, Helen DlEby,Jos-
ephne Robinson, Alice Miller
No 2-Nlsses Virginia Burt Anna
RodlnJaca, H.iis Lgbea4tr.n. Gsrtrlda
shacner, Dorothy Mooney katherine
Taylor Laura Beaumont
No 3-Ausgao Bertha Tomllson, Ma
me Gushing, Lillian pauer Jennnstle
Bailey. Alberta stltel, Bessie Snyde"
No. I-MlsBle MAY Haley. Elmo ham-
Gton Edith Hnrnerscr kaie wheat
Isabelle Caldwell
No. r Misses Nellie Aiding g, CIR
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