Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-24

Last evening the members or We'll
come Lodge No. 6, A. o. U. w. ceie-
brated the twelfth anniversary of the
organization by giving an entertain
ment and hop at the Arion hall. The
guests attending are estimated to have
numbered about one thousand five hun
dred and the spacious hall was so
crowded at times as to make it almost
uncomfortable for dancing Early \in
the evening a programme of rare and
pleasing musical and literary selections
was rendered, a number of well known
talented persons taking part. After
the entertainment exercises dancing
was in order and continued until after
midnight The hours were pleasantly
spent by the guests and at a seasonable
hour refreshments were served. The
following programme was carried out.
OERTURE BY ORCHESTRA
Address of Welcome. Bro r. l.. Frazier
Spring Song .Pinsuti
Mrs. Williams. Miss Harvey, Mr.
Emerson, Mr.. Baum.
A0ulO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Nlcolal
Mrs. Williams, Mr.. Emerson.
neutrality-suspicious. Miss Nellie snider
Miss Margaret Harvey
ciety BELIZE. Miss Bertha Wilson
Mrs Lima Heanig- Sherman.
say YES E mre Flora : wiiiiamys dHardelot
Selection from the Singing Girl. Orchestra
Comical Sketch. Hanson Brothers
Mrs. Williams, Miss Harvey, Mr..
Emerson, Mr.. Baum.
War Songs of the Boys in Blue. Orchestra
The May festival given by the Mo
Fart Singing Society at Mozart Park
last evening was in the nature of a
farewell reception to Mr. H. w
Schrebe, of Wheeling, and Mr.. Paul
Rigot, of Benwood, who will depart
during the coming week on a tour to
Europe. Many social diversions were
provided for the occasion and an even
ing of delightful entertainment was af-
forded TO those who were present
From eight to nine o'clock a fine con-
GER programme was rendered, those
taking part being the leading members
of the society, including Messrs.
Charles Horstman, Conrad Bremen and
August Nolte, who favored the audi
ence with a beautiful solo. There was
also a bowling contest which resulted
in the first prize being awarded tl
August Marschner; the second prize u
Jonn Roth, and the third prize TO II
w. Schrebe, who respectively secured
201, 1872 and 191 points. After tie con.
cert dancing was INDUCED in until Z
late hour, the music being furnished
by Prof Killmeyer. At intervals dur
ing the evening refreshments wer,
served.
Yesterday afternoon at st. Joseph's
Cathedral Mr.. VIM. Myles, a popular
conductor of the Wheeling railway, and
Miss Bessie Weaver were united il
marriage by Rev. r. F. Harris. The
altar was beautifully decorated for the
occasion with flowers and lights. Miss
Weaver is convert to the Catholic
church, having been baptized only IN,
previous day by Father Harris Mr.
and Mrs. Myles will reside in NORTH
Wheeling.
Miss Belle O'Brien very pleasant,
entertained a number of her friend
at her home on South Wood street las
| evening. Progressive enchre was tn
chief diversion and several appropri
ate prizes were awarded. During IT,
evening the Dropping Willow Mando
| lin and Guitar Club furnished q numDe
| OF pleasing selections. The hours wer
most enjoyabIy spent by the guest
and at a seasonable hour delectabf
refreshments were served.
| ~
| Miss Maggie Jones was hostess %
congenial party of her friends at he
home on the Islana last evening. Man
| diversions Of social nature attracte
| the attention OF the guests and at tn
conventional hour refreshments wer
| served.
| The Misses Mary and Lyde Paul
| entertained the Twentieth Centur
Girls yesterday afternoon at luncheo
at their residence on North Main street
The club will be entertained this after