Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-28


CELLENT PROGRAMME RENDER
ED-THE OPENING BALL AT THE
ARICN - SEVERAL WEDDINGS.
OTHER SOCIAL AFFAIRS, GIVEN
AND IN CONTEMPLATION
The tenth anniversary of st. Mat
thew's Circle of the Kings Daughters
was celebrated with a very pleasing
musicale in the parlors Of the Mcclure
House last evening. The affair was no
less successful in financial than in a
social and artistic sense. the silver
offerings amounting to about fifty dol
lars. The ladies in charge very taste
fully embellished the broad corridors
and the parlors and reception room,
with palms and flags. and red, white
and blue bunting. Chairs and tete-a-
tetes were placed in the corridors, and
number of lamps with shades of deli
cate tints, lent a very pleasing effect.
The musical programme was really ex-
cellent, and only the positive deter
mination not TO permit encores, pre-
ICpSllllOAS vi SNCAg pei
Torrance.
After the last number a short season
was spent in social conversation, and
ices and cakes We're served in the par
lors. There was a large throng pres
ent, and all thoroughly enjoyed the en-
tertainment.
The ladies of the Entertainment
49, 80 ~ IIynSnital hal1
very successful meeting at Zeigenfel-
ders parlors yesterday afternoon, the
chaperons reporting their dances for
the American carnival, under the di-
rection of Prof. Speedy, of Detroit, to
be given as a City Hospital benefit on
the evening of December list and End,
and matinee on the Srd. Prof Speedy
does not come as stranger TO the peo-
pie of Wheeling, who will remember
him as having charge Of the kirmess
given here several years ago, and who
promises that this shall be even more
attractive an entertainment. The carni-
val consists of a series of dances, sew
enteen in number, comprising both
adult and childrens' dances. The
Opera House orchestra has been en-
gagged for the occasion. Following is
the list OF dances:
No. /. Dance of the Flowers
Miss Alice Egerter.
Mesdames Behrens and I<illmeyer.
NO. 3. Child Goddess and Uncle sam Dance
NO s''''''i Mrs. NJ sonneborn. :
No 5........................S Sailors Hornpipe
No. Observation-Disclosures. Scarf Dance
Mrs. Charles Hancher
NO. Mrs. George parks. =
No. S................-.. Colonial Minuet
Mesdames Walter Rhinehart and A.
Allen Wheat
NO. ''''' Mrs. 7. &. Moffat l''-e '''N
No. 10. Dance of the Dudes and Dudines
Mrs. John Moffat and Miss \, Wilson,
Mesdsmes NJ. E. Dalzel and Jacob Grubb.
No Observation-Disclosures. Goddess of Liberty
Mrs. Geo, Parks and Miss Bates.
No. 49,. Carnival March by the Cast
No Observation-Disclosures. Progress Dances
No. Is. ...................... Art and Sorrow
Mesdames Jos. Speidel and Alex.
No 16.g........ Negro Song and Dance
Mrs. Morris Horkheimer.
No. Observation-Disclosures. Pickinlnny Dance
The Arion gave their first concert
and ball Of the season at their hall,
corner Main and Twenty-secOnd streets,
last night A very full attendance of
members was on hand. Dancing was
continued until an early hour. Follow
ing is the excellent musical programme
rendered:
Overture-"Der Tambour- der Garde".
Observation-Disclosures. ............V. Iltl
Opernhaus Dorchester.
Chof-''Die SOl0atenbraut' .........".
.......................... V. with. Speidel
Arion Gesang- Section.
observation-disclosures und Rondq,
"
Fraeulens Amanda und Ida Spell.
81 - Mrs. Flora Williams,
Tenor Solo-'The Garden by, the Sea-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. V c. Francis Lloyd
Mr. S. Emerson.
Chor-"Es stent cine l. nd .....;..,.;,.
Arion Gessang-Secion.
Bass Solo-"The Wandering Knight
Mr. i; i iDiecmiils r. J. Mo''oS
Piano solo-"Die letzte Hoffnung' !,
...................... Y. Gottschalk
Miss Amanda Spell.
Duett (sopran und TenOr)-" Emblem
Of Consistency, from Opera Love
Mrs Mrs Flora Williams und Mr. S.
Emerson.
Chor-"AusZug der Kreuzf3hrer' 49,,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. V. MAX I IKE
Arion Gesang-Section.
The committee in charge was COM
posed of the following gentlemen: c..
A. Schaefer, F. c. H. Schwertfeger, Fl.
Bieberson. Joseph Hoffman, William
Werbach, Edw. w. Stifel, Or. w. II.
thinner, George Ebeling and Jacques
Front.
Following is the programme for the
social to be given by the Fourth Street
Circle Of the Kings Daughters, Friday
evening, October Is, 1898, from 1880 to
10 o'clock.
Instrumental Duet...............-......
Miss Bessie Kyle, Mrs. 5. Whiteside
Vocal Solo Mrs. Jessie Morris
Vocal solo .........~Miss Harriet Dalzeil
Vocal Solo 80. 80. Mrs Martha Whitaker
Mrs. Anna Lang-Behlen.
Vocal Solo ........Miss Margaret Harvey
Vocal Solo Mrs. Leon Klee
Vocal Solo .......Mrs. Martha Whitaker
Accompanists-Mrs Ricardo Ricci. Mrs
Anna Lang-Behlen. Miss Lulu Hicks,
Miss Lee Caldwell.
very quiet wedding ceremony was
performed at two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon at the residence CT Mr..
Henry NJ. Russell, on the Island The
principals were Dir. Ruslc I'll and Mrs.
Annie Burke The officiating clergy
man was the Rev d. 4. Cunningham,
d. D., pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church. Mr. and Mrs Russell departed
over tho pounsvlvo1fa lines for an