Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-17

Josephine Wheat and Emily Ray Pol
lock.
The affair was a highly enjoyable
one, and one that will not soon be for
gotten.
After an absence of many months,
from the social and musical centres of
Wheeling society, Mr.. Henry w.
i. Hughes temperance in musical cir
/ cles was greeted by a large number
from the ranks of his Wheeling friends.
During his stay in New York City his
voice, a basso profundo of great nat
ural powers, has been carefully cul-
tivated under the instruction of the
most famous of the foreign instructor.
in the Metropolis. Although the quail
ity of his voice was no mean one be-
fore he left for the East, a great
change has been wrought in it. When
it was announced that Mr.. Hughes
would sing Thursday evening at the
Wheeling Park casino it Immediately
became an event anticipated with a
great deal of pleasure and interest. He
did not disappoint even the most
sanguine of his friends, and he and his
excellent company of supporters were
all forced to respond to encores. The
audience was very large.
Following is the programme of the
concert:
PART I.
l. Piano-"Marche Militaire' 49,.
............ ........ Schubert-IauSZlg
Mr.. Falk.
2. Song-"Eybrias, the Cretan' So. Elliott
Mr.. Hughes.
8. Aria-"The Mad Scene from Lucia
Ii LammermOor' .Donizetti
Mrs. Williams.
a.. Violin-"Reverie' .......... VieuXtemps
Mr.. Blumenberg.
5. Grand Aria-"Don Carlos. Verdi
Mr.. Hughes.
PART II.
6. Piano-(a) Liebestraum' ........Liszt
(b) "A Wedding .Grieg
Mr.. Falk.
Z. SongS-Ca) Drink to Me Only.
OBJ "T~wankydillo' .........
(c) young Richard"........
Old English
Mr.: Hughes.
8. Misunderstanding .......... Hollander
Mr.. B~lumenberg.
9. Songs-(a) Die Asra'' 80. Rubenstein
OBJ "a May Morning -. .Denza
Mrs. Williams.
10. Song-"WanIerer's Song ..Schumann
Mr.. Hughes.
What promises to be the event OF
the week to come is the dance party tC
be given tomorrow evening at Wheel
ing Park casino by Mr.. and Mrs. B,
Walker Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hull
hen Quarter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Hol-
loway and Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Howard
Simpson. Five hundred invitations
have been issued for the affair. Prior
to the institution of the regular dance
programme a cotillion will be danced
which will be followed later by a cake
walk, which will be participated in by
five couples.
The parlors of the Hotel Windsor
were the scene of a very pretty June
wedding, Tuesday at high noon. Il
vas a very quiet affair, the only at
PENDANTS being the near relatives anC
intimate friends of the contracting
parties. The groom was Mr.. JOSEPH
Baer, a son of Henry Baer, and mem,
Der of the firm of Simon Baer Sons
Grocery Company, and the bride Miss
flora Kraus, the charming and accom-
plished daughter of Mrs. Fannie kraus
The only attendants were Messrs. Eu
gene and Benjamin Baer, brothers o.
the groom, and David and Benjamin
Kraus, brothers of the bride, who
acted as ushers. Promptly at the ap
pointed hour the impressive Hebrew
; ritual was pronounced by Rabbi Harr!
Levi. of the Eoff street synagogue
Directly following the ceremony {
sumptuous wedding dinner was served
in the ordinary. The couple departed
at 1855 over the Pennsylvania for thu
East, where they will spend theil
honeymoon. After their return the!
will be at home at 92S Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Baer were the recipient,
OF many handsome gifts.
Wednesday morning at the Hote
Stamm, the Spinsters were entertainet
at progressive euchre by Miss Mary L
McMechen, complimentary to TIL
Misses Hulda Delaplaine and Shirle,
Brockunier.
The return to this city of Mrs. Mar.
Delaplaine and daughter, Miss Hulda
after a years sojourn abroad has al
ready been announced. They : .