Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28

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On Fairmont avenue
The State Editorial Association will
meet here on the 18th, 10th and 21st OF
May.
Dr.. and Mrs. W. c. Ogden. Of Colo
RADIO Springs, Col, are the guests of
friends In the city.
Miss Bussing, the elocutionist, has
commenced the rehearsal for the enter
tainment entitled "A Midsummer's
Nights Dream" to be given on COM
mencement night This will be the final
entertainment for the school year.
Miss Nell Holland is very i'll at her
home on Jackson street
The commencement exercises of the
, First Ward High School will be held in
the Protestant church on Friday even
ing, May Sd. The baccalaureate sermon
will be preached in the same church by
Rev. Shaw.
Charles Lloyd received a stroke Of
paralysis Monday night while at work
in his wholesale establishment on Parks
avenue.
The pipe organ which was purchased
by the Kings Daughters for the First
Baptist church arrived here Monday
morning, and has been placed in the
centre Of the church, in the archway.
Mrs. L. G.. Race has been chosen as or
ganist. Mr.. Baldwin, of New York,
will give a musical recital In the church
Thursday, May 2.
The executive committee Of the W. C.
7. U. met at the home of Mrs. Morrow,
on Jefferson street. Tuesday evening,
where important business was tran
sacted.
Mrs. II. G. Price has returned home
from visit to friends at Rivesville.
lie Carlo Alberto Society held their
first annual election of officers Monday
and the following officers were elected:
President, Pietro Angelic; vice presi-
/, dent, Rafael Mazza; casciere, Mike D.
Ambrosios segretario, Giuseppe Gigli-
otti.
Mrs ]. w Floyd, who has been very
i'll at her home. IL mucn improved.
Mr.. David Caldwell OF Uniontown,
was in the city Tuesday.
The recital to be given at Willard
hall tonight promises to be one Of the
most entertaining musicales that has
been given here for some time. The
following is the programme which will
be rendered: Part selections from
different musical periods; classical,
Presto and Minnet from Saeta, op. 10,
No. 8, Beethoven; Romantic, Nachstuck,
Schumann; Modern: (a) Butterfly, (b)
Love Poem, (cl Spring Song, Grieg;
reading, Miss Hattie Chesney, subject,
''Parthenia, or the Flower Scene from
the German Play" Ingomar: Charac-
tiers Parthenia, Greek Maiden; lingo
mar, the Barbarian chief. Valse i'm
promptu. Raft; Allegro from Rhapsody,
No. 6, Listz. Part II: Analysis of Wag-
ner's opera THE Flying Dutchman."
/. Overture, Picturing he enrance of
the Dutchman; the storm on the sea,
and the Hymn of Redemption; 2, Land
ing of the Ship; Calls of the Sailors; 8,
Sailors Song and the Storm; 4, Mucis
that accompanies the introduction of the
Dutchman to the Heroine Senta; 6, last
scene, The Disappearance of the Ship,
the Dutchman and Senta, into the sea.
Instead of the regular services at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow even
ing, there will be a choral service, led
by Miss Hazel Cunningham, who will
sing the solo 'Goloth." At the morning
service the Rev. Stoetzer will preach on
the subject How Christ Dealt with a
Doubter''
Mr.. Thomas Wright and Miss Anna
Phillips were married at the Presby-
terrain church Wednesday evening at
$3.50, the Rev. Stoetzer officiating. The
wedding was quite surprise to their
many friends, as only a few of them
knew that it was to take place. Just
after the close of the prayer meeting
the bridal party entered the church
to the beautiful strains of a wedding
march. 1t was played by Miss Louise
Potter. After the ceremony the bridal
party passed down the front aisle, and
out of the church. The church was
beautifully decorate with ported ants
and flowers. The contracting parties
are popular young people.