Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-25
SUCCESSFUL RECITAL
At the First baptist Church Last
Wight. IN which the New Organ
wns Ised.

Wight. In which the New Organ
Wns Used.
Last night the recital was given at
the First Baptist church, in which the
magnificent new organ was used for
the first time. Prof. J. NJ. Blose, Muss
Doc, of the Waynesburg Conservatory
of Music. directed the concert. The
church was filed in all parts and the
following delightful programme was
greatly appreciated by an enthusiastic
audience:
l. Professional. .....s........sc otson Clark
=. Alsslo eFrom string auartet,e No.
Arransed by j. Nj. B ISs h's'n
3. March Fantasia. ..... w. NJ whitney
4. Vocal solo-"when the Heart Is
Young Miss EVA K. smith, dudley Buck
!. Largo soloNScaivaryii'. paul Rodney
Miss Jessie V. Farrell.
.. Wedding Musc--From "Mudsum-
mer Nights Dream Arranged by
- Clarence Eddy Felix Mendelssohn
il. Trombone soo@The Holy city, ss'ael
M $. J. Summers.
IL. Competitions by Edouard Battiste.
a.
tb) Communion In G., commonly
called Pilgrims Song OF Hope"
(c) St. Cecile Grand Offertore tNo.
I'm u minor)
"a full and detailed description of the
new organ appeared In yesterdays is
sue of the Register. and it is unneces-
sary to say the instrument is an orna-
ment to the church and one of the fin
est of it's kind in the city.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Alex.
Campbell entertained number of her
friends at duplicate whist in the fine
drawing rooms of the Grand Central
Hotel. Play waxed interesting at eight
tables during the whole of the after
noon. and most of the contests were
fought with relishing keenness. At the
close of play the guest were seated to
sumptuous eight course dinner The
table decorations consisted of pink and
white chrysanthemums, combination
which harmonized perfectly with the
handsomely gowned ladies' and room
decorations. The affair will rank as
one of the successful social events OF
the season.
Mrs. Arthur G. Hubbard was hostess
to the Twentieth Century Girls at her
home at Leatherwood yesterday after
noon between the hours of and
o'clock. There was large attendance
present. After the interesting game of
progressive euchre had waged merriIy
The head prize. hand painted minia-
ture on ivory in an oval frame, was
captured by Miss Lydia 3. Good. The
consolation prize, five pounds Of cboc-
olate. went to Miss Laura c. Dalzell.
The visitors prize, two of the late edi-
lions, went to Mrs. w. S. Arnett The
club will be entertained in two weeks
by Mrs. Frank Warehouse, at her
home at Echo Point
Two of the Sunday school classes of
the North Street NJ. E. Church will con-
duct a"Height" social in the church
this evening Refreshments will be
served. The proceeds will be devoted
toward church improvements.
There will be supper and dance
given by the West Virginia Circle. No.
81, Protected Home Circle, at Odd Fell
lows hall Saturday, October 26th, for
the benefit of the p. II. C. Music by
Prof. Carl Kronjaeger.
Mrs Irwin Thomas Ward and Miss
Cora Lee Matthews delightfully."- enter
tanned number of their friends with
a card party Thursday afternoon at
Miss Matthews home. on Chapline
street. The house was artistically dec
Grated with autumn leaves and hydran-
gias. Miss Claire Handlan was award
ed first prize. pretty belt. and Miss
Carrie Erb second. silver bodkin with
various colored ribbons attached. After
the prizes had been distributed a verv
tempting luncheon was served.
A progressive domino party was given