Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19
ENTERTAINMENTS.

ENTERTAINMENTS.
-Take her" said the maidens father,
IF you cannot live without her.
And may many blessings
In fair showers fall about her.
Take her; may you both be happy
in your new and sweet relation
Take my darling but remember,
I'll not be your coaling station. r1o,5 =
Chicago mes-Heraid.<
One of the most elaborate baZaars
ever given in the city, was the affair at
the Arion building during the last
three nights of the week, conducted by
the Kings Daughters in hefnterest of
the worthy institution under their di-
recticn, the Day Nursery The ladies
deserve infinite credit for the original
ity displayed in designing the enter
tainment, and eqG.pping the booths,
and also for the zeal which made the
bazaar such a gratifying financial sue
cess. "A Carnival of Authors it was
termed, and the booths were suggestive
of the book or poem whose title they
bore. Real Japan" for example, was
represented by an imitation pagoda,
constructed after genuine Oriental
design, and at very heavy expense.
"Reveries of Bachelor was booth
at which cigars and tobacconists sun
dries were on sale. "Nansen's Earth
crest North was very appropriately
the place to secure ices and cool bever-
ages. An Indian war dance was exc
cuted for a nominal fee, in Last
OF The Mohicans." Twas. the Night
Before Christmas" was a Santa Claus
booth. Following is a list OF booths,
with personnel of committees in
charge:
tCoMMoN SENSE IN THE HOUSE
HOLD"-Chairman, Mrs; Robert u
Misses Mfss e esise9 COPY pp Gertrude Maa List Mare
tina List, Lille Vance, Efhe Lewis,
Henrietta Harper, Virginia :, Harrison,
Haase, Tod Baird Bessie Barkley,
Henrietta Rinehart.
MAUD Chairman, Mrs. DR..
Petrie, assisted by Misses Mary Dickey'
Martha Hare, Bessie Barr.
GUY MANNERING-'C Chairman, Miss
Agnes Wilson; assisted by Misses Net
tie Wild, Joe Waterhouse, Jessie Mot
fat, Alice Egerter. Messrs Harvey Pol
lock, Louis Grub, John Wilson.
"FARTHEST NORTH''-Chairman, Miss
Eliza j. Mills, Mrs. VIM. Brooks; as
sisted by Mr.. Allen Burt, DR.. Ernest
lBullard, Samuel II. Hubbard, Wilbur
Dyer, Charles Dittman, VIM. Doulin
Chairman of Refreshment Commute, Mrs,
Geo. Wells; assisted by Mrs. Ed. Harry,
Mrs. Little Mrs, Refer, Mrs. Red,
Mrs. Potts, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Exley,
Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Williams Misses Lii
ia Little, Nan Johnson, Stella Hull, Ger
NOISE E RaSMn Johnson M MeS Bu hah
Annie Hamilton, Jennette Burt. Mary
Stanton, Mary Swift, Bessie Snyder,
Stella Crockard, Lou Hastings, Martha
Billiard, Jeanette Baileg- Clara Tom
linson, Nan Robb, Bessie Kyle, Nellie
Stell, Alma Spell, Isabel Jepson, Bessie
McLain. Elizabeth Sooy, Retta Bowhn,
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 BACWELOR''-Chair
man, Mrs. j. #. Robertson; assisted by
Mrs. John Wilson, Misses Grace Hoge.
Florence Hoge, Martha Smith, Lucy
Brown, Lydia Good Mr.. John Wilson.
"TWAS THE NIGHT FORE
C1RISTM AS"-Chairman Miss Kath-
crime McLain; assisted by Mrs. A. l..
White, Mrs. Percie Norton. Mrs. VIM.
Higgins, Mrs. Sallie Mccullough
QUEEN OF CURDS AND CREAMS
Chairman Miss Lizzie Swift; assisted
by Miss Lizzie Brown, Mrs. Charles
~sWEETs TO THE swEET'-chairman.
Miss Hattie Wheat; assisted by Misses
Sarah I, Dudley, Jessie L Murrtn. Maud
W.
L. Mccoy Mrs. J. j. Haige.
"CRANFORD'- Chairman, Miss Madge
Johnson; assisted by Misses Sophia
Carr, Anna Irwin, Harriet Daizell.
real JAPAN"-Chaiman Mrs Frank
Caldwell assisted by Mrs. Albert Sha-
han, Misses Laura Dalzell, Emily Pol
lock- GRACE Stone, Lee Caldwell, Mary
..o1 Paul q c,1 Liza a. Panil, Martha Clark.
Miss f. E. Bingell, Miss Mary Han
key; assisted by the Whatsoever Circle
and Messrs. VIM w. Fee, Paul Con-
rad, Elmer Meagle, Alfred Dinger. Glen
Taylor, Edgar Warehouse, Marcus
Bond, Theo. Ihrig. Thomas Galiy.
snerW Is2,s.1 Fee, Earl Giesy, Howard Will
Pratt, Mary Gardner, Clara I4obenst TEN,
Blanche Browne
"IN CUBA''-Chairman Mrs. Platoff
Zane; assisted by Mrs. Rev Thomas.
Mrs n. 3. Scott, Mrs. Ed. Ewing, Mrs
AnGrew Patterson, Mrs. Geo. B. Cald-
Updegraff, Holly Patterson, Ethel Ew-
ing; Mr.. Lewis Steenrod.
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The marriage of Miss Bessie Sehon.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Sehon, of Huntington, to Mr.. Nell
son Cecil, of this city, took place We'd
nesday night at nine o'clock, in the
Trinity Episcopal church. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. John
Shackleford Gibson, rector of the par
ish The chanceq was beautifed with
exquisite pot plants, palms, pink and
white chrysanthemums, besides other
beautiful flowers in profusion, and the