Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-22

Great interest is shown by the public
in the Art and Loan Exhibition and
Free Street Fair of October 8 to II,
inclusive. The illumination of the
streets by the various fraternities will
be the most brilliant ever seen in Bel
mont county. The shows. parade. races
and exhibition will provide a contin-
Gus feast of enjoyment and pleasure.
Especially is this true of the loan exhi-
bition.
The building in which it will be held
is large and commodious and will be
rendered very beautiful by tasty orna-
ments and handsome electrical illumin-
alton. The first floor will be devoted
to the merchants exhibit and farmers
display. Mr.. Geo. Ball has very skill
fully arranged this department 81 that
it will be one of the attractions. The
pper floor, 9Ox110 feet, will be devoted
entirely to the exhibition of curios and
art relics Of every description.
R. E. Crow and NJ. T. Carnes, assist
ed by the following committee of ladies
and gentlemen have charge of this de-
partment:
Art-Mr. R. C. Faris, Misses Elsa
Lazure. Ada Wyrick, Sophia Miller,
Lura Dickens, Kate Rodefer, Bessie
briggs, Martha Kirkpatrick, Dora Kin
ney, Ola Sinclair, Sara Mills, Jessie
Butte, Mrs. r. C. Faris, Mrs. Beetham,
Mrs. Starkweather, Mr.. c. l.. briggs.
Mr.. T. N. Nicholson, Hon. JOS. e.
Blackburn, Hon. F. B. Archer.
Curios and Relics-Miss Lyde Heath
erington, Mrs. W. j. kirkpatrick. Mrs.
r. j. McKerihan, Mrs. Robert McVay.
Mrs. Gertie Killmeyer, Mrs. DR.. Piersol,
Misses Mary Shannafelt, Emma Nal
colin, Cora Neal, Messrs. H. A. Orrison
of Martins Ferry, C. S. Starkweather,
J. w. Blackburn of Bethesda. o., J. f.
Anderson. DIR. Frank lie Moyne Hupp
of Wheeling.
Wan Relics-Mrs. w. E. Godfrey,
Misses Dora Schramm, Carrie Wass-
man. Flora Bonarius. Hattie Anlin,
Emile Colard, Anna Van Law. Stella
Fawcett, AIDA Hoffman, Jessie Rob-
erts, Lizzie Aplin, Messrs. j. A. Du-
Bots, David Walker, Ernest G. Smith of
Martins Ferry.
Coins-Misses Mayme Wood, Myrtle
Fry, Ida Coffield, Jessie Elliott, Mabel
Lichtenberger, Mrs. Eva Cooper. Mrs.
w. o. S. Piper, Mrs. Hattie Lazure.
Messrs. James F. Dubois and Edward
Michel.
Indian Relics-Mrs. James f. Dubois.
Mrs. William Frv. Mrs. j. NJ. Keller,
Steubenville, Miss Minnie Lowman.
Miss Oral Dickens, Miss Matte Heather
ington, Miss Minnie Wassnan, Miss
Minnie Leach, Miss BERTHE S~nannafelt,
Miss Myrtle Clements, Mr.. A. J.. Re'tz,
Mr.. H. B. Wilkinson, Mr.. Archie Ke.-
sey, Kelsey, D., Hon. Ross J. Alexan-
der, Bridgeport, Hon. j. A. White,
GAINESVILLE.
Needle Work--Mrs. w. A. Luke, Mrs.
Albert Lancaster. Mrs. ]. NJ. JeIers,
Mrs. Charles strahl, Mrs. Alice Wilson,
Mrs. l.. Clouse, Mrs. William Daugher-
Mr.. w. G. McClelland, Mr.. Harry
Weeks, Mr.. George Pracht.
Floral Committe- Mrs. William C.
Dickens. Mrs. ]. B. Fitton, Miss Ella
Clements. Miss Flora Bonarius, Miss
Amelia Steger, Miss Minnie Steger,
Miss Ada Wyrick, Mr.. Albert Rolf, NJ.
James Stewart.
These committees have been very en-
ergetic in soliciting and securing relics.
They have representatives in every VII
lage and hamlet in the country. Espe-
cially are they indebted to the gereros-
ity and kindness of the citizens of
Wheeling. Martins Ferry and Bridge
port for many rare and valuable works
of art and curios. DR.. Frank f. Hupp,
Col. Robert White, Col. Horkheimer,
Col. Stalnaker, Judke Cranmer and 9TH
ers whose names will appear in the cat
alogue, have very materially assisted
by loaning their rare collections.