Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-24
THE AAON SOCIETY
OPENED ITS SEASON
WITH A VERY SUCCESSFUL CON-
CERT AND BALL LAST
EVENING.
AN ExcEMZNT PROGRAMME
was Rendered An the Early Portion
of the EvepfhH, and Was Followed
BY an Enjoyable season OF Dane
fng-sorth Main street Euchre
CIub-Other Social Entertainments

LAST nlgnt 100 ptace lhe opening
concert and commencement of the -
cial season of the Arion Society at its
hall on Main street. A programme Of
excellence was submitted to an appre-
ciative, though rather small audience
Prof. II. NJ. Sehockey, directed the So
ciety ehoruses and also accompanied
the artists on the p aro.
The first number, a concert over
ture. was given by the Opera House
orchestra. The Society followed with a
dual number, "rrikiied, and Bar
denchoe." both being we'll received.
Flora Williams rendiction of Car
menia," was delightful to say the least
and provoked enthusiastic encore. The
Society sang "Abschied hat der Tag
genommen' to Prof. Schockey's accom-
paniment. Fri. Amanda Spell rendered
an exquisite alto solo, "A Day Dream"
accompanied by the violin obligato, IN
the hands of Fri. Grace Summers, and
the piano. Fri. Spell responded to an
encore.
The Society delivered der Valid"
followed by Frau Flora williams, who
sang with great feeling, "a Summer
Girl and japanese Love Song" The
concert terminated with the Society
singing "Geloebniss."
The hall was then Invested of all fur
niture and chairs and dancing occupied
the remainder of the evening. The
music chosen consisted of selections
from popular operas and songs and 1t
was with great reluctance the guests
departed after the fourteenth dance.
The society anticipates great social
season this year.
Copies of the following invitations
were received by friends in the city
yesterday:
Mrs. Adelaide Egerter
invites you 20 be present
Alice
Rev. Herbert Francis Loomis,
Wednesday. november the sixth,
nineteen hundred and one,
at high noon.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church,
Wheeling, West Virginia.
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Miss Mary Simpson will entertain the
Rabbits Foot Club, with Hallow Fen
party next Thursday evening at her
home in Pleasant Valley.
At nine O'Clock yesterday morning at
the st. Alphonsus church occurred the
marriage of Miss Katherine Coleman,
the accomplished daughter of John ].
Coleman, the Twenty-seventh street
grocer, and Mr.. John Estep, Wetzel
county farmer. At the conclusion of
the ceremony, which was attended by
large number of relatives and friends.
A reception was held at the brides
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Estep will make
their future home in Wetzel county.
The Nonpareil Social Club will en-
terrain their friends with another of
series of dances, at their hall, in the
North End tonight. Prof. Kronjaeger
will preside at the piano.
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Last evening at the home OF the
bride, No. 2S43 South Chapline
street, occurred quiet, but pretty we'd
ding, the principals being Mr.. Howard
10 y t. at+ No
penter. The groom is motorman on
the Wheeling Traction Company's line.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. I. ]. White, of the Second Chris
tan church. The attendants were Miss
Ada Flood and Mr. and Mrs. Wilkens,
Doth of this city. At the conclusion Of
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Weekly left
for tour of Ohio, after which they