Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-02
ENTERTAINMENTS

He stood in the hall after midnight
The clock wasn't striking the hodr;
But her pa stole softly down the STAIRS
And struck one with mighty power
The young man for this was unprepafed,
And as he struck the granite street
He said 1t strikes me the Old man 5 SHOES
Were pretty well filled with feet.
Friday evenings concert at Wheeling
Park, attracted splendid audience OF
about seven or eight hundred people.
about equally divided between ladies
and gentlemen. The Opera House or
xcnestra, assisted by Nj. Edmund Yahn.
OF Cincinnati, occupied the music pa
wilton, and the li~*cyseTs sat out under
the trees, where the enjoyed equally
the cool air and the very satisfactory
Efforts OF both orchestra and Vocallsts.
The programme was long one, Dut
one entirely suitable for d midsummer
night and was thoroughly enjoyed,
particularly the selections from Ii Iro-
vatore and the always enjoyable Tam
hauser march, one OF the most popular
compositions ever written, and yet one
- Oh was b at its first rendition
in London when played before tire then
young Queen and the Prince Con5ort.
To shame the auditors the Queen stood
UP in her box and clapped her hands,
and in moment the Kisses turned 10
cl.eers, and Wagner's reputation was
established On English soil. These ev-
ening concerts ait the Park are very
enjoyable, not only from a strictly mus
ical point of view but as affording
pleasing relaxation from the cares OF
business and the heat of the city.
number Oh exceptional events are
scheduled for the near future, and those
who can get away from home in the
evening, even for an hour, can do moth
ing better than to visit Wheeling Park
on concert nights.
The EpwoAh Ltague Thursday even
ing gave a very successful lawn fete
at the home of DR.. c. C. Cole in Bridge
port
On Thursday evening at her home on
Rose Hill, Miss Pearl Neelan entertain
ed few friends in honor OF Miss Ber-
tina Sloan, of Erie, Pa Those who at
tended We're Misses Bertha Sloan, Pearl
Neelan, Eta Ault, Name Carey, Name
Scahin, Katie Deitenberg, Nell CuIran,
and Bee Tucker.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Lucie Aida Ramey for the marriage of
her daughter, Lucie Orlan, TO Mr.. Hal
bert j. lloltende1d on Wednesday even
ing, September 18th, at seven o'clock
at st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
church in Sistersville. 1t will be the
society event OF the season in that city,
The ushers will be Edward Oberly, OF
Oil City. and Arch L. Smith, and the
groom's best man will be G. W. Craw-
ford The brides maid of honor VIII
be Miss Maud Forteyfeld, and her maids
will be Miss Laura Crangle Dalzel, OF
Wheeling and, Miss Nell Porterteld.
The ceremony will be performed 10y the
Rev Mr. Burkhalt, rector OF the
church, and the bride and groom viii
be at home after November LIST at
ClarAsburg, w. Va.
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The Occidental Club will give an
other of their enjoyable dances Septem-
her 18th at the Blue Ribbon hall, in
Benwood, the occasion. being the first
hop OF the fall season.
- Thursday evening Miss Blanche Nc
Cielian, OF the Fourth ward, Bellaire,
pleasantly sentertained a number of her
friends at her home. Appropriate di-
versions were provided and the evening
was enjoyably passed. At the conyen-
tional hour refreshments were served.
Homer Crago entertained number
of his friends at dinner at his home,
on South Eoff street Thursday evening,
in honor of his seventeenth birthday.
w.
Thursday afternoon at the Cathedral
Miss Lille Fox, the charming daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs p. Fox, of North
Wheeling, and Mr.. John Allen, the well
known South Side street railway con-
ductor, were united in marriage by the
Rev. Father o. H. Moye. The attend
ants were sir. Martin Brady and Miss
Anna Fitzsimmons. The bride re-
ceived number OF handsome presents.
At high noon Tuesday occurred the
weddings of Mr.. Charles Kirkpatrick,
of Cleveland, and Miss Ethelyn Sage,
of Wellsburg, and Mr.. Archibald Sage
and Miss June HornbFook. The pro-
cession was led by the bridesmaids,
Misses Hornbrook and Fitzpatrick,
They were followed by the maid OF hon.
or, Miss Anna v. Sage. The brides
then followed with their fathers. Mr..
Joseph Sage, Of WelIsburg, and Mr..
x1n19 aornbrDok. xIhay Nere met at
i. S.. I. 4 I.