Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-04-28
MOST EXCELLENT
Was the Phi Kappa Sigma
Dance at the Wallace House
Last Night.

Splendid Music, Excellent Rendition
and Eflieaeious Arrangements Com
bine to Make 1t One Of The Host At
tractive and Highly Enjoyable DAN
ces Ever Held in Mergaatown-H ar-
tigan Orchestra Furnishes the Music
Fall List of ali Present.
The Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
of the University held their annual
dance in the Wallace House last
night. It was one of the best rem
dered and most highly enjoyed social
meetings that ever occurred in Nor
gantown. The Fraternity spared
neither money nor labor to make it
success, and it was a success in the
highest degree. The spacious dining
hall in which the affair occurred was
beautifully decorated with bunting of
different colors, American flags, en-
blems OF the Fraternity and other
ornamentations making the room pre-
{ sent beautiful appearance. The
ornamentation was done under the di-
ection of Mr.. G. l.. Moore of Browns
vile, Pa.
The programme began about $50
and continued until 4;30 this morn
ing. The proprietor Mr.. Lantz re-
ceiyed his guests with his usual ele-
gance, and no conveniences were lack
ing.
The music for the. occasion was
furnished by the Hartigan orchestra.
Under the skillful management and
direction of Mrs. j. w. Hartigan this
orchestra has become one OF the best
known musical organizations in the
state. At present it is composed of
Mrs. J. w. Hartigan, Miss Olive
Pierce, Hugo Frankenberger, Jas.
Lazier, Henry Capito and G. &.
Huston.
The programme which was an ex-
cellently arranged melange of terpsi-
chogorean selections was as follows:
PART l.
l. Waltz Angels Dream : Herman
2. Two-Step-A Warm Reception
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. Anthony
3. Waltz-Love's Proposal Tobani
4. Two-Step-Sm Smoky Mokes Holman
5. Waltz-La susanna. ....5.. Rosey
]. 6. Lanciers--U. S. Army Tobani
4 z. Two-Step-Alabama Dream ....
.... .......... Barnard
s. Waltz-Land of My Dreams .Tobani
9. Two Step-Ma Mobile Babe. .Klohr
TO- Waltz-The Highwayman DeKoven
IL. Two Step-Sweetheart Pryor
u. Lanciers-International =. Tobani
PART II.
IS. Waltz-Blue Danube $500. Strauss
IA wo-Step-Whistling Rufus Mills
Is. Waltz-Columbu Exposition -.
......,...... ....... Herman
is. Two-step-A Night Off -. Rosey
II. Waltz-Serenade Waltzes Herbert
IS. Lanciers-rhe Three Dragons
...............-... DeKoven
10. Two-Step-The Creole Queen Hall
20. Waltz-Majestic - -. Barker
81. wo-Step--Cadet - Schleiffarth
%. Waltz-Aphrodite 49, Jaxone
90. Two-Step-The Coming Ruler \.
"a. Waltz-Home Waltz.
The patronesses of the evening were
among the most distinguished ladies
of the town, being. Mesdames Cas-
teel, Brooke, Wood, Google, Fast, Pat
terson, Hite, Johnston, Smith, Nor
ris, Pierce and Chadwick.
The roll Of members of the Phi
Kappa Sigma at present is composed
of Messrs. Grassland, Aiken, Leonard,
Lewis, Lemon, Smith, McCrum,
Moore, Boyd, B. f. Scott Humps
Scott, Conway, Holt, Downie and
Walton.
Among the ladies present were:
Miss Dawson, Uniontown, Pa, Miss
Edna Davis, t'airmont, Misses Brown
ing, Daisy Wood, Blanche Wood,
Flossie Wood, Beulah Hubbard, Gus
sic Wilson, Annie Johnson, Jessie
Moorhead, Nellie White, Edith White,
Virginia Wilson, Mary Mortley, Fan
ny Berkeley, Miss Ursula Chattleld,
Pittsburg; Miss Lillian Aiken, New
Martinsville, Miss Susan Finley,
Streator, Illinois, Misses Edna Nor
gan, Mary Evans, Cora Donley Ger
trude Hayes, Alene Vance, Katherine
Robb, Jane Stewart and Mrs. DR..
Page Gibbons.
Among the gentlemen present We're:
Messrs. Dave Holt, Henry Lively,
Dan B. Leonard, d. Bert Piersoll,
Washington, Pa, Clyde Lewis, B. f.
Conway, w. A. McGlumphry, Earl
Smith, c. e. Mccoy, Garland Butler,
Jack Downie, George Wood, Frank
Grassland, r. NJ. Brown, Sam Chad
wick, e. L. Cole, G.. L. Moore, A.
Bliss McCrum, Dave Lemon, John
Shisler, DR.. Al. L. Boyers, G. III. T..
Holly, G. l.. Caldwell, Claude Max
well, Kingwood: &C. r. Huston, w.
X. Walton. and Hon. Q. j. Lavelle
of Wetzel county