Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-21

Each Paesinx paxs
The Grand Opera House hand viii
play for q c0ncer at McCormack's sa-
loon on Wednesday evening.
Work has been completed on the
brick wall in front OF the st. Alphon-
u o~rphanage On the. South Side.
The Calamity club. a very popular
organization, conducted a dance party
last Friday evening at Egeter Hall.
Plate & Hane furnished the re-
freshments last week for Mrs. Isett's
entertainment and the List wedding.
The original Monday Night club
will give a masquerade ball at the
Pythian Castle, on Thursday, October
25th.
At the Cathedral to-day Bishop
Donohue will preach at both the half
past ten O'Clock mass and the evening
vespers.
-Auctionerr C. S. Greer yesterday
sold the Carl s. Schascthneider proper
ty in the Eighth ward, to Miss Sue Sti-
fel for $1,400.
The Nonpariel Club will dance at
Turner hall November LIST. A good
time is anticipated. Music by Bach
mans orchestra.
The Red, White and Blue club will
give their first annual ball at Pythian
Castle November End. Music by Bach
mans orchestra.
The Fulton Hose Company will
dance at Turner hall, October 31st. A
good time is Anticipated. Music by
Bachman's orchestra.
The Monday Night Club will enter
tain their many friends at Pythian
Castle Monday evening. Prof. Long
will furnish the music.
The death of ]. G. West at Tiltons-
vile yesterday removes one of the best
known men in Jefferson county. The
funeral win take place Monday.
Tomorrow evening the Star of
Bethlehem Cub, of the South Side, will
dance at the Pythian Castle. A big at
tendance and a pleasant evening is an
tieipated.
Mrs. Helen L. Bullock, Of New
York, the noted w. C. T. U. worker,
will address the young men this after
noon at, four o'clock at the Y. NJ. c..
A. building.
The Rag Time foot ball team OF
tte Island. and the Americas, OF Eoff
street, played a practice game for tan
minutes yesterday afternoon at the old
base ball park.
the Co.anthe Club viii give a select
hop Friday evening, November I'd, at
the Egerter hail, and quite a number
OF young people are expected to attend.
Prof. Miller will furnish tne music.
Frank Bowers, secretary of the
Wheeling Iron and Steel Company, ac-
cidentally fell from a step-ladder Thurs
day night while decorating his resi-
dence on South Eoff street, and had his
head painfully bruised.
The Young Mems Society Of Zion's
Lutheran church will again present the
play, Joseph and His Twelve Sons"
next Friday evening at Arion hall. The
programme will be varied with tab
leaux and vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. Selections will be given by a double
quartette composed of members of
lions church choir, and also by the
Opera House orchestra. Miss Louisa
Maurer Will favor the audience with a
soprano solo.
Henry Kress died yesterday nor
ing at his late residence, No. 1882 ia
COB street, at the age of 80 years. The
alternatives incident to old age were
largely responsible for his decease. He
was well known, especially among Ger
man Americans, and was highly es-
teemed. The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning. Requiem mass
will be celebrated at st. Alphonsus
church, and the remains will be buried
in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
You can buy for $215 a fine Upright
Stairway piano that has hean used ar