Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-11

klfiss Annie stoop. After tho contest
e1egant refreshments were served. The
ciph will be entertained next by Mrs.
John Freiding.
VIVA. Circle No. Isl, p. H. c., Will
celebrate their fourth anniversary on
Y6esday evening. March 2Sth, at their
circle chamber, at Pythian Castle, by
giving a musical and literary enter
tainment, interpreted with refresh
ments. Admittance will be by invita-
ton only.
The bowling party and dance. that
was arranged for next Wednesday ev-
ening, by the members of the Rough
Riders, has been indefinitely postponed
owing to the imp0ssibility to get the
alleys just now.
Last Monday evening the members
of the X. K. K. and Rough Riders
bowling teams had quiet and enjoy
able time along with their bowling.
Capt. Henning hired street band in
town, and when they took seats and a
few long breaths the notes began to
fly about the building at wonderful
rate. Captain Henning promises TO re-
peat the performance next Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Taylor very plea
sanity entertained the Island Dupli-
cate Whist Club at their home on
South Penn street last Thursday even
ing, and Notwithstanding the fact that
several members were absent, because
OF the Lenten season, eight pairs of
players were present. Thirty-two deals
were played and the interest and spirit
manifested were well up TO the stand
ard. The scores at most of the tables
were surprises, because of their di-
yersity. Appetizing refreshments con-
Guided the evenings intellectual pas
time.
Mrs. Otto Shroll pleasantly enter
tanned the North Main street Euchre
Club at her home Tuesday afternoon.
The prize winners were Mrs Isabella
Irwin, Mrs. Jeanne Henderson, and
Mrs. Frank Hoffman. The club will
be entertained this week Dy the Misses.
Caldwell, at the home OF Gen. Alfred
Caldwell next Thursday afternoon.
Miss Jeanette Baird handsomely
entertained a number of her friends at
her home on Twelfth street, in honor
OF hsf guest, Miss Ruby Kelly, of New
Castle, Pa.
The White Rose Club will conduct
another of their enjoyable dances next
Friday night, at the Pythian Castle.
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The recital given on Thursday even
ing at Mt. de Chantal by Miss Nellie
Cutler, soprano and Miss Pauline Gull
er. contralto, assisted by Miss Rose
Ellen McKeown Reader, was very
pleasant affair.
PROGRAMME.
l. Duett-.H.a Dove P.rence Amor
2. Ar .5,t. Isnti PaIpiti." from Tan a-,,,
8. vocG so,o.:'n. Ritefno;' ..... LucanGoni
4. Rsdding-"The Dinner from Jane
Pian s' soio-vaiae, op 81. No ~. iA,s
6. Ar.a-Una Voce POGO ia, o from
II Baroiere di Siviglia" ...... Rossini
s. Vocal Solos
"PaleTo g I'iSiei p 1u1a
9. ReSding-''A Soldier Of the Empire 49,
II ...................Ih Thomas Nelson Page
J 10. Vocal Solo-"The Gypsy Cir .......
............ .....-.....,...... DoEizetti
II. Duet Autumn Song Mendelssohn
The beautiful aria, Una Voce POGO
Fa,' a general fayorite, sung with so
much skill in past years at the Mount,
was rendered on this occasion by Miss
Nellie Cutler with much finish and
taste. A pleasing contrast was Miss
Pauline Culler's rich contralto voice,
which was heard to excellent advant-
age in the reeitative and Cav&tina from
'sTancredi." The programme was
agreeably diversified by vocal and
piano Duets, and the brilliant valce of
Moskowski rendered by Miss Cutler
The Misses Cutler, who are teachers at
the Mount, pursued a postgraduate
course at the New England Conserva-
tory, Boston, Mass, and We're pupils
of the celebrated Signor Augusta Ro-
toll formerly of Rome, Italy who is at
present one of the best representatives
of the Italian style in America. The
assistance of Miss McNevin, also a
teacher at the Mount, added much to
the enjoyment of the programme.
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The ladies Of the G. A. r. were hos
pitably entertained at dinner by Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Richie at their home