Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-16

BOOKS SELECTED AND THE
PERSONS WHO WILL TAKE
PART SOMETHING OF THE
FEATURES PROVIDED FOR THE
OCCASION.
The interior of the Arion Hall will
present most attractive scene to-
night upon the occasion of the
Carnival of Authors under the
auspices of the lady managers
of the Kings Daughters Day
Nursery. The affair, which viii
be for the benefit of the kindergarten,
will open this evening and continue
until Saturday evening inclusive. Each
of the many booths that have been ar
ranged for the occasion will represent
book by some popular author, and
those in charge will appear in o5tumes
according to the characters. The Opera
House Orchestra has been engaged to
furnish the music and there will be a
grand march of all the characters each
evening.
Names of books and persons who
will take part in the Carnival of Au-
thors are as follows:
COMMON SENSE IN THE HOUSE
HOLD"-Chairman Mrs. Robert j.
Reed; assisted by Mrs. T. c: Burke,
tina List. Lille Vance, Effie- Lewis,
Henrietta Harper. Virginia Harrison,
Martha Caldwell Sue Caldwell. Blanche
Haase, Tod Baird, Bessie Barley,
Henrietta Rinehart.
MAUD MULLER''-Ch Chairman, Mrs. DR..
Petrie; assisted by Misses Mary Dickey,
Martha Hare, Essie Barr.
GUY MANNERING'- Chairman, Miss
Agnes WILSON,; assisted by Misses Net
tie Wild, Joe Waterhouse, Jessie Mof-
fat, Alice Egerter, Messrs Harvey Pol
lock, Louis Grub. John Wilson
"FARTHEST NORTH Chairman, Miss
Eliza. ]. Mills, Mrs. Vim. Brooks; as
Bullard, Samuel H. Hubbard, Wilbur
Dyer, Charles Dittman, VIM. Doulin.
Chairman of Refreshment Committee, Mrs.
Geo. Wells: assisted by Mrs. Ed. Harry,
Mrs Little, Mrs. Refer, Mrs. Reid,
Mrs. Potts, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs Exley,
Mrs Lewis. Mrs Williams, Misses Lii
ia Little; Nan Johnson Stella Hull, Ger Is !,
Noise, Martha Johnson, Maud Billiard,
Anna Hamilton Jeanette Burt, Mary
Stanton, Mary Swift, Bessie Snyder,
Stella Crockard, Lou Hastings Martha
Billiard, Jeanette Bailey, Clara Tom
linson Nan Robb, Bessie Kyle, Nellie
Stell.. Alma Spell. Isabel Jepson, Bes-
sic McLain Elizabeth Sooy, Retta Be-
lin. Sarah Mcclure, jamie Good.
"THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS'
Chairman, Mrs. Charles Hancher: as
sisted by Mrs. Dent Taylor, Misses
Messrs Thomas Hornbrook, Gene
Hornbrook Harry Lutz, Earl Lutz,
Harold Hancher
'REVERIES OF A BACHELOR Chair
Mrs. John Wilson, Misses Grace Hoge,
Florence Hoge, Martha Smith, Lucy
Brown, Lydia Good, Mr.. John Wilson.
TWAS THE NIGHT BE F 9 R e
crime MeL.ain: assisted by Mrs. A; L..
White, Mrs. Percie Norton, Mrs. VIM.
Higgins Mrs S4Ilje M 1ty5 lg ,1S
Chairman Miss Lizzie Swift; assisted
by Miss Lizzie Brown, Mrs. CharAs
thinner.
SWEETS TO THE Chairman.
E. Noble. flames s' ". List a MIS- Geo Geo.
l.. Mccoy. Mrs. j. j. Haige.
"CRANFORD"-Chairman Miss Madge
REAL JAPAN''-Chairmay, Mrs. Frank
Caldwell; assisted by MIS-. Albert Sha-
han, Misses Laura Daizen, Emily Pol
lock, Grace Stone, Lee Caldwell, Mary
Paul, Ida PAUL, Martha Clark.
"oLD CURIOSITY. sHOP"-Chairman
Miss E. E. Bingell, Miss Mary Hankey;
assisted by the Whatsoever Circle and
Finer Elmer Mssge AIfred Dnger Glen
Bond, Theo. Ihrg; THOMAS Gally,
son, Edward Krauskopf, Misses Mary
Pratt, Mary Gardner, Clara Loben-
stein, Blanche Browne.
TN CUBA'1Chairman Mrs. Platoff
Zane: assisted by Mrs. Rev. Thomas,
Mrs. n. B. Scott. Mrs, Ed. Ewing, Mrs.
Andrew Patterson, Mrs Geo B. Cald-
well, Mrs. Lewis Steenrod; Misses Ida
Updegraff Holly Patterson, Ethel Ew-
ing; Mr.. Lewis Steenrod.
The Pagoda, or Japanese booth, rep
resenting Madame Chrysanthemum, 3"
which will occupy place in the centre
of the hall, is deserving of special
mention. This booth may we'll be
termed model of Japanese art, and
there may be purchased the chrysanthe-
mum, which is the national flower of
Japan.
A large tent, wherein there will be
Indian war dancing, will represent the
Last of the Mohicans," and the per-
Torrance will certainly be worth the
small admission fee to be charged.
Those impersonating the characters
of "Nansens FartheSt North" will
sell ice cream, various kinds of ices
and almost everything pertaining to
the frigid regions.
In connection with the "Old Curiosity
Shop" wherein the ''old man" and
little Nell" will play important parts,
will be an exhibition of Madame Jar
ley's wax works." in charge of Miss
Eta Bingle.
The display of the Sweets to the