Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-03

Cco was SOLupOSeu vi MIS-. D. d. GdT-
den, Mrs. J. II. Littell and the Misses
Hare.
The following programme was rem
dered
Piano solo Chas. Q; Roemer
y local solo. Miss Ruth Hin
Duet Guitar and Mandolinj ............
.......... Mr. and Mrs. w H. Sweeney
PB ;a gii..-...-.'....-.. Mss Ruth Hall
T To 500 ''''''-'..'''... MISS Mary Han
Duet (Mandolins). Mr.. and Mrs Sweeney
Ke eaei1h soio Nj. Miss Lewis f1
Ac Acc Cha HiS g f Roeme faii
"a very enjoyable missionary tea
was given Tuesday afternoon at the
rectory of St Mathews, by the La
dies Auxiliary of Missions.
MIR. Charles West, of Sistersville,
and Miss Henrietta Stevens, of this
city, were married at st. Clairsville
last tuesday. Mr.. West formerly re-
sided here in Wheeling.
The concert and promenade occur
ring last Thursday evening at the Car
roll Club was one of the most enjoya-
Die affairs in the week Just past. AL
though a limited number of invita-
lions were sent out for the affair, the
ample accommodations of the club
were taxed to their utmost by the
large crowd of society people in at
tendance, The evenings entertain
ment was instituted with a concert
The programme was as follows:
/ Overture ..................... "Militaire"
rro,, opera House Orchestra.
< trombone SOlo.................."Pa Palms"
8 Vocal Solo .................... Believe"
Mr. A. L. Carney.
I. Selectlon .-.-...-...... Operate Melodies
Opera House Orchestra.
5. soprano Solo ................. Selected
Mrs. Mabelle Barry Hanley.
b. Selecuon......' a Jolly Sleighing Party
Opera House Orchestra.
(. SOlO......-........ Observation-Disclosures.
THE Mick that Throw'd the Brick
Vincent Owens.
AccompaniSts-M Anna Sage and Mr.
VIII Kenney.
The singing of Mrs. Hanley was Of
a most excellent standard. as was that
of Mr.. Carney. The solo by Mr..
Owens. while not of a very high stan
dard. was highly pleasing, and deliv-
cred in his inimitable style. All three
of the efforts We're encored. An the
conclusion of the concert the orches-
ira began a programme Of dance
numbers. Just before midnight the
cotillion of five numbers was danced.
The figures were very original and
pretty. At midnight a luncheon was
served in the club dining room.
The committee in charge was: Mrs.
Kate Flaccus, Mrs. J. j. Conif. Mrs.
Thomas O'Brien. Jr., Mrs. l.. H. Helm
err Mrs. William Gundling. Jr., Mrs
w. ]. Lutz. Mrs. H. A. Ebbert. Mrs.
/. S. Riley and Mrs. W. H. Truschel.
The Albert Pike Preceptory and the
Consistory of West Virginia met Wed
nesday at the Masonic Temple. and
conferred upon large number OF can
didates the thirtieth. thirty-firs and
thirty-second degrees The candidates
came from all over the State. Thue
business session was begun at four
O'Clock in the afternoon, and was fol-
lowed by an elaborate banquet at the
Hotel Windsor. The candidates from
down in the State came up from Park
ersburg on a special train, and return
ed on 1t after the social session was
concluded.
Following are the names of the can
didates who received the degrees: J.
W. Spencer. Simon Bdarford. James A.
Bryan, Herman o. Smith. John Hogan.
VIM. T. Ribtenhouse. Stephen H. Fraz-
-ier. B. F. Stewart. George G. Stout,
&C. Martin. James A Wetherell Z.
A. %sad. A. E. Whitney. ]. o. Mead
u 3. Fowler, C. 5. Warne, o. H. Wool
ter, -cs~-P--Aorrison, D. A. Beatty, W.
S. Mouris. C-R Dudley, George H.
Mealey. all OF ParEeFsburg; c. W. Ell
der and Dr.. A. Bee. CAIRO, W. Va:
John A. Mcintosh, Ravensseod. ".
". Mallory. ST Mary's, ". VAN F.
Kohler, of Huntington, w Va: &c
Va: o. H. Suck, R. A. Flesher and E.
Trees. New Martinsville, ". Va; Geo.
E. Waterhouse, Charles H Trainer and
George W. Bowers, OF Wheeling.
The following named visitors were
present: Judge L. N. Tavenner, 49,;
E. c. Gerwig, A II. Greenawalt, John
NJ. Crawford and John W. SoiIy, of
Parkersburg; James Dunbar, Point
Pleasant; John IT. Mallory and +. &.
Mallory. Of s. nfarvs; Samuel NJ.