Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-18
entertainments.

ENTERTAINMENTS.
This life would pc a pleasant cup
And not daught of woe
II people sometimes would own up
And say they didn't know.
For what puts joy beyond our reach
And makes the roadway rough
Y. that SO oft, the smoothest speech
Coneeals the biggest bluff
On Thursday evening, at wheeling
Park, occurred the second sommer-
nachtfest of the season given by the
nDera House orchestra. The affair was
one of the most successful ever given
at that popular resort and proved the
popularity of the orchestra. Eight num-
hers were given in the garden, after
which a programme of dance music
was rendered in the Casino, and DAN
rkg was kept up until late hour. les
pecial mention must be made OF Mons
Emile Chenille, the trick violinist, and
ne is a wonder in that line and deserved
the liberal applause he received.
Much interest IS being manifested in
fine appearance of Sousa and his IA
nous band at the State Fair grounds
on Saturday afternoon and evening.
omen air concert of this band in Wheel
ing, and no doubt an immense crowd
will avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty of hearing these renowned artlsts
Mr.. Sousa leaves In October for the
International Exposition at Glasgow
Scotland.
Miss Mary Chapline, of Cincinnati,
and Miss Boswell, OF st. Louis, who
Nave been visiting Mrs. Charles j. Mil
ton at Monument Place, Elm Grove, LETT
Yesterday for their home. Since their
visit here they have been the recipients
OF a number Of luncheons and compll-
mentary entertainments.
The second summer outing OF the
members of the Carroll Club was held
at the Wheeling Park Casino on Mon
day evening. One of the largest CROWDS
uf the season attended the affair, and
a very denghtful evening was spent by
the members and their many friends.
The concert in the Casino garden COM
menced promptly at $3.50, and was fol-
lowed later by dancing in the Casino,
Neister's full orchestra furnishing the
music for the occasion. Dancing was
kept up until an early hour TUESDAY
morning, when special motors brought
The guests to the city.
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Mrs. Samuel Kraft and daughters, the
Misses Jeanette and Ema, returned
Yesterday after a several weeks stay
at Oakland.
General Alfred Caldwell and son Al
fred left Thursday for Atlantic Guy.
After spending several weeks at tnaI
resort they will take boat trip up the
Hudson.
Word mas heen received from the
Misses Stifel, who are now travenng
through Europe, stating that they were
in Venice in the first part OF August
~ A.,
The lawn fete last evening on the
Bolts lawn on South Jacob street, un-
der the auspices of Central Castle, NO.
4, Ladies of the Golden Eagle, was at
tended by quite number OF the friends
of the organization. THOSE in charge
very pleasantly entertained the visitors.
THE grounds were tastefully decorated
and lighted by Chinese lanterns, and
presented scene OF genuine social en-,
joyment. Refreshments were served
throughout the evening. 1t was one
o. the most suspicious events OF social
nature ever given by the Castle.
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The Misses Katherine and Loretta
Miller of North Market street, gave
euchre party Tuesday evening at their
home, complimentary to their guests,
Misses Clara and Mamie Buch, OF Ports
mouth, o. During the contests, when
were spirited and interesting, series
fof concert numbers were rendered. Inc
hours were very pleasantly spent, and
refreshments wero served. The first Ia
dies prize went to Miss Clara Buch,
Fhe second ladies' prize to Miss Name
Buch, and the ladies' BOBBY prize to
aliss Gertrude O'Neil. The first gentle
mems prize was won by George Nolte,
and the gentlemen's BOBBY prize fell to
George Wellinger.
Miss Mamie Jenkins very pleasantly
entertained the members of the Beach
Leaf Club and friends at her home in
Benwood last Friday evening in honor
OF her guest, Miss Carrie Wainwright,
OF Atlantic City. Cards and dancing
We're INDUCED in, and at seasonable
hour refreshments were served. The
party returned to their homes at late
hour, after spending most delightful
evening. Those present were: Misses
Carrie Wainwright, Katie Snyder. Ma
ME Deylin, Gertie Marshall, Cecilia
SNYDER Mamie Mcdonald, Mamie Hur-
tless, Ada Smith, Theresa Snyder. and
Messrs. Robert Gay, Daniel Sheets,
William Karges. Joseph Doyle, John
snyder, James Greer, joan Hoffman,
Ldward O'Donnell.
Miss Isabelle Fry was( made the VIC