Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-01

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vs 8, Is 81, - 81, prOpllats'y e ] !.
served, i greeting and receptlOn rseel-
rendered 70 the young men Of W. M
inc The various apartments q ~
Institution were tastefully adO1nso 80
the the. occasion il pine and holly prsssas,
ing q very attractive appearance ,sn
5 .. m. to 1880 .. m. many youhs a,,lv
called 1t the building and hospl.aD.s
received by the ladies in charge Dn
ing the afternoon a fine concer -. =
gr a was rendered by McClellana !
orchestra and the time was devoted y
social enjoyment by those in a',sa ~
ance Other interesting features o. 80
afternoon were bowling and OasA s,
ball contests and a Photographic e1hiD'-
ton by the members OF the Assoc
ton. After 1880 o'clock young iaoies
as we'll as young men were welcomed
TO the institution and at eight oclooA
rrr-ey
a musical and literary programme -"
in order. During the afternoon -
evening refreshments were servo
the dining apartments.
The reception committee, repie'o
ing the Woman's Benevolent onlo
was composed of the following naneu
ladies: Mrs. P. w. Kelley, Miss mary
Vance, Mrs. James Rhodes, Miss oooA
Wilson, Mrs. A. E. Dunn, MIS-.
liam Petrie, Mrs. L. J. Bayha, Mrs.
J. j. Jones. Mrs. J. c. Lynch MisS
Fannie Petrie, Miss Laura NesDi'''
Miss Mamie Turner, Miss Edith MOORE
Miss Elizabeth Garden, Miss Veneta
Nesbitt and Miss Gertrude Hardware
The evening exercises, which "ere
rendered in the auditorium, conslSleu
of readings and vocal and Instruments
music, and were extremely pleasing ~
the large audience present. The various
numbers were an overture by the Or
chestra, two selections by the Menoeis-
sohn choir Of twenty male voices, reau-
ings by w. O. Geese. a. graduate oA
Kings School of Oratory; a vocal SOLO
by Miss Theresa Philips, a vocal SOLO
by Prof. T. L. Williams, a reading by
Mr.. Lambert Boyd, vocal trio Dy
Misses Spell, Vardy and Philips, vocal
solo by Mrs. Herbert Riheldatfer ana
vocal selection by quartette COM
posed OF Misses Philips, Egerter, Spell
and Vardy. The ladies assisting the
Association in entertaining the young
men acquitted themselves admirably as
hostesses and in the reception and din
ing apartments made it pleasant Tor
the guests.
The Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra,
conducted by Victor Herbert, will be
heard in Wheeling ON Tuesday evening,
January 18th, at the Opera House. This
promises to be the musical and society
event Of the season. A guarantor's
list is now ready at f. w. Banners
music store, a signature on which en-
titles the writer to first choice Of two
seats which will be selected two days
before the general sale.
49,
Miss Virginia Harrison will enter
tain the Twentieth Century Girls
Thursday at her home, 81 South Front
street.
A very delightful theatre party was
given last evening by Halstead Cald-
we'll of Leatherwoodt The occasion
was the performance given at the Opera
House by Hermann. Mrs. John A.
Topping chaperoned the party. A
luncheon was served later at Ziegen-
felder's.
Those who made up the party were:
the Misses Anna Hubbard, Stella Hub
bard, Juliet Campbell, Edith Gibbs, Isa-
bel Dalzell Margaret Cummins, Angus
ia Hearne, Henrietta Harrison, Eliza
beth Mcclure and Nancy Mendel.
Messrs. Halstead Caldwell, Mertz
Franzheim, George List, Singleton
PAUL, Harold Wise. Wilbur Topping
Henry Topping, Jack CuIbertson and
Harold Bloch.
The Misses jamie, Lydia and Eliza
beth Good. daughters Of Mrs. j. p.
Good, held ''open house" last night
from eight until twelve o'clock, at their
home on Fourteenth street. Refresh
,ments were served during the evening
Those who assisted the hostesses in re-
ceiving were: Mrs. Price Whitaker
Mrs. Nelson Cecil, Mrs Frank Croct-
ard. Mrs. Charles Dickinson, Mrs
Maud Heiskel, the Misses Sarah Cert,
Tod Baird, Lyde PAUL., Mary Pauu
Laura Dalzell, Virginia Harrison, An.
gela Feeney, Josephine Waterhouso