Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-20

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ton to his various classes In dancing
Of the season OF 1S99-1900. The AFFAIR
was the largest Of the kind ever con-
Quoted in this city and highly success
full. About three hundred and fifty
couples were in attendance, to say
nothing of the large number of child
rem present. At the conclusion of a
most excellent and entertaining pro-
gramme of fancy dances and musical
numbers, the floor was given over to
the debutantes until eleven o'clock, af-
ter which the older crowds of society
people present had their innings at
terpsichorean amusement, dancing out
an excellent programme Of fourteen
Numbers.
The programme of the entertainment
was carried out as follows:
Oyerture.............Op Opera House orchestra
Opening solo..-.--...M Miss Alice Egerter
Study from Grace of anr.........C Glass
Pink Carnation. Virginia Burt
Singing Girl
Flora Isenberg. Fannie Baer, Dorcas
Holt, Nina Rhodes, Fannie Schless-
niger, Eleanor Sweeney.
Song and
Julia Meyer, EIvira Young, Cecil Dig
by, Howard Merkle.
Tripping Through the Clover.........-
Gertrude Carter
Fortune Teller
Adelaide Schockey, Mabel Gilchrist,
Helen Wolvinston, Mabel Tomlinson,
Virginia Burt. Helen Digby, Bertha
Jones, Sue Mccoy.
Solo Irene Miller
Whipporwill Polka
Alma Frank, Bertha Good, Libert
Raper, H. Wilson Bills.
Porto R1can M Reld
NarcuSSuS Elizabeth GFubD
Cuban a
-. Mary Delbrugge, Virginia Barton
Speciaities by Florence Horkheimer,
Crazy Marie Mccoy, Marie Stifel,
George Murray, Irwin Baer, Samuel
Good.
The Welsh fair and festival was
brought to a most successful termina-
ton after a two days session in the
Mechanics hall in Martins Ferry. The
ladies in charge were highly gratified
with the result of their efforts to make
the affair an enjoyable one.
The members Of Black Prince Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, of Bellaire, kept
open house Thursday night, to visiting
lodges. A great many members Of the
order attended.
Miss Bessie A. Martin, a popular and
estimable young lady of the North
End, was married Thursday evening to
the Rev. William D. Pinston, pastor
OF the Fulton NJ. E. church. The cere-
mony was performed in the parson-
age of the North Street NJ. E. church
by the pastor, the Rev. C. 3. Graham.
The bride was handsomely attired in
white and carried bridal roses. AT
the conclusion of the ceremony tho
couple were driven in a carriage to
Gregsville, three miles east of the city,
where they will make their future
home.
Among other guests present at the
wedding were the Rev. S. K. Arbuth-
not, Rev. John Stevens. Rev. S. c.
Nicholson, of the Triadelphia NJ Z.
church, and the Rev. Y. S. G. Carroll,
Of the MeMecheh NJ. E. church.
Miss Ida Nolte very pleasantly en-
tertained a number Of her young
friends Tuesday evening 1t her home
on South Eoff street. The occasion
was the celebration of her sixteenth
birthday. About thirty guests were
pItSSut. App6IlSiIS lSAlcoLIlSAlS WCAS
served at the usual hour.
Mr.. George Lutz entertained about
twenty of his friends at a stag Thurs
day evening. Cards served for The
chief social diversion of the evenings
A, entertainment. Refreshment was dis
! pensed at a ~seasonable hour.
Edward Neuman was agreeably sur
prised Thursday evening by a number
of his friends, the occasion being the
twenty-frst anniversary of his birth.
The evening was enjoyably spent. AT
a late hour refreshments were served.
Mr.. Neuman was the recipient of o
number of very handsome remembran-
ces.
The members of the First Presby-
terrain church of Bellaire are arranging
for a social, to be given in the near
future.
Miss Julia Gaughan very charmingly
! entertained the members of the com
mittee which had in charge the st
} Patrick Day celebration at St. Mary's