Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-26
ENTERTAINMENTS.

She could drive her team of ponies,
With consummate grace and skill;
She could drive man distracted
With her charms when dressed to kill;
She could drive clever bargain,
At most any kind of sale,
But she never was successful
When she tried to drive nail.
The second bi-weekly concert of the
Opera House Military Band was given
at Wheeling Park Tuesday evening at
$3.50 o'clock Programme:
PART l.
]. March--"The President ,Ellenberg
2 Overture Morning Noon and
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Mr. John Yahn.
PART H.
4. Fantasia from 1.-THE Bohemian Girl
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8. (a) "Traumerie and Romance 80.
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After the concert there was dancing
OF the Casino until IL o'clock. Invita-
lions issued for the opening concert are
good for the entire series of concerts.
Miss Anna Carnahan entertained a
party of her friends at her home on
South Main street Monday evening.
Cards, dancing and music were the
diversions and the hours were very
pleasantly spent by the guests.
Among thos present were Miss Bertha
Dunbar, Mrs. Samuel Whitesides, John
and will Laue and Morgan Berger.
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One of the society events of the sea-
son was an outing Tuesday evening
given at Wheeling Park in honor of
Miss Cora Neil, of Pittsburg, who is
visiting her cousin, Miss Neil, of this
city. Dancing was INDUCED in until
o'clock, when they all returned to the
Arlington, where the most delicious
lead of the season awaited them.
party was composed of Bellaire's
emost young society leaders and
highly enjoyed by all those who
ended. Miss Neil was hostess to the
Dwd and made everything pleasant
them.
rhe Young Peoples Society, of Ben
cd, Is arranging to give dramatic
ertainment at Holderman's hall in
near future. The organization is
imposed of members of the Lutheran
urch, and they have been very sue
Eessfisl> in conducting similar affairs in
1.-THE past
A party of Benwood young people
spent two or three pleasant hours
| Monday evening indulging in trolley
ride over the Wheeling railway.
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A party composed of young people
from the Island went out to Colerain
Tuesday evening in a hay wagon. The
ride was greatly enjoyed.
Tuesday the Wheeling Park manage
ment entertained the newspaper men,
city officials and other invited guests
in very handsome way. They went
out to the Park on special w. & e.
G. car, and when they arrived on the
grounds Col. Rolf gave his guests pos
session of it. Bowling and kindred
sports were INDUCED in, and afterward
a spread such as only the Park knows
how to do, was served.
Tuesday evening Miss Grace Cheer
of South Broadway. entertained a num-
her Of her friends with bicycle party.
They went out as far as the foot of ST.
Clairsville hill and returned to her
home, where tasteful luncheon was
served. Appropriate diversions were
provided for the evening. Those com
posing the party were: Misses Estella
Whitehead, Lula Jones, Edna Newman,
Grace Gherr. Mildred Wright, Gertrude
McCombs, Bessie Ullman, and Messrs.
William Pickett, Howard Oliver, Ed
ward Whitehead. Frank Rock, Elmer
Olmstead, VIM English, Robert Meek
VIM. Zimmerman. Mr.. Yingling, Rob
ert Lindsay and Archie Metzner
Thurs Jay at Wheeling Park occurred
the annual reunion of the descendants
AQf William and Henry Hervey An
Normal entertainment was carried
ht, and the reunion was very success
full The family is of Scotch-Irish de-
scent and emigrated here from Ireland
in April of ITO. They landed in Phila-
delphia. Henry Hervey settled in
Brooke county, and the family in
Brooke and Ohio counties are descended
from him. VIM. Hervey settled in
washington. Pa. The men were cous-
fna Ah6ut AfUhtv.fiva descendants at.