The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
MANY FINE COSTUMES DIS
PLAYED AND NOVELTIES
INTRODUCED.
Several Hundred Guests Present Dur.
ing eNeninS.-fctel Beautifully
Decorated fer Occasion.

~ SNNaet0Hs
The grand mask ball given at the
Stratford Springs hotel FRIDAY even
ing was decided success in every de-
tan. The sun parlOrs. foyer and other
rooms OF the hotel were decorated for
the event in southern smiiaN and
roses. Holley and mistletoe figured
prominently in the decoration. Large
clusters OF the mistletOe were hung
above the doors and windows The
pail room was decorated with smiiax
and other greenery.
Wright's SaNaphone orchestra Of
columbus rendered the music and
such selections as Where Did You
Get That Girl Peg O Wy Heart"
II Ne Lost Al Dog. Too Much Mus
tard, The interna tional Rag" and
The Twilight and the Rose. mere ia
vorites Masks were worn BY youn.
and old alike and never before in so
cial circles did SO many take an active
part in the gaIeties C the evening
MANY handsome costumes. as we'll
rs comical makeups were displayed
knights and dukes danced the late
society dances with DutcF peasants.
tramps. brides. Iaua Yama. colonial
ladies'. spanish maids. Turkish girls
and every persons had n general gOOd
time with informality displayed every
where. Even before the masks We're
NaAf IT vi At 7 7 ~ . t'lUfk the Ellf~NN
began TO recognize their wives. hus-
bands. brothers. sisters and friends.
\ feature OF the evening was the
pantomime early in the evening with
a wedding scene. Little Misc Frances
Bel was the tiny bride and Master
William ROwnd was the groom. Miss
Sara Jackson was the flower girl
Miss Florence Mason and Miss Mar
garet Burns were statues Mrs VII
liam Rownd. Mrs. \ A. Wheat Miss
Helen Cromwell. of Bradford. Pa. and
Miss Lydia Good were the brides
maids. Mr.. \. a. Wheat. Mr.. !. How
ard Mcdonald and sir sam Kline
were the gentlemen attendants Mr..
Arthur Ebbert was the minister.
The Minstrel Men" rendered a pro-
gram during the evening in the party
dressed In the most up-ta-date
"darkey' makeup. were. \. Singleton
PAUL. Harold Bloch. Mertz Franzheim.
Wilson. W. y. Wilson, Lee PAUL. Jess
Speidel. w. w Holloway. W. II. Alb
bolt. Harvey Pollock.
The patronesses during the evenin.
were as follows and they We're all
eieEanty gowncd: Mesdames-B.
Walker Peterson. y J Holloway. :.
:. Bloch. T. 4. Moffat L. r. Sands, y
Y. Whitaker. H. G. FranZheim. J. W
Sp"idel. Jacob Grub. 4 \. Wheat.
Arthur Stifel. J. Don Nerriman. Fr,d
Behrens. Alex Glass. Alfred PAUL.
Howard Hazlett and Edward Sufel
The following We're among the
ma~kcrs who enjoyed the evening and
az T. O'Clock sat down 70 a delicious
luncheon prepared by the hotel man
agement:
Tie Guests.
=, AMONG those present az the bail ARD
the characters they represented were
the follow iug.
Fred Eodergs Indian: Lee MURRAY. IN.
dian. Frank schmidt. Indian chief.
Gertrude Garden. Colonial. Mrs VIII
'racraft. Spanish Costume. ,harI,-
Jackson. wanna Ndma. Hol'N Patterson
Evening costume. Mrs Julian Hearr-
Jones. hama Nawa. Frank Armbrust.-
lama lama. Howard H5zIctt Fr!i
l'res-. Mrs j. T. HauI'y. Evening Cos
hume. Harry Ebhort. Taf Lot. ar. N.l-
craft Nobody Julian e.. ii.arue. Tura-
,-h Amha -ador =" France. Mrs Jere
Llegh. suck OF candy %. D. Nortor.
E'hIenAr. Harry F'khart N1ma Wanna.
MIS-. Harry Eekhart Turkish Costume.
Mrs. Fred Hehttus. Spanish. Mrs Franz,
schmidt wanna Nama Ruth Mason.
l'li'h lad. Mrs. Edward Trauzheiu1
Wanna Wanna Wheeler IItumau ~raui4h.
Mrs Whe"I'~ idchmau. French Maid. y
Miles. "f 'lnrkshurE. butchmar.
Louise iiuesr-. Japanese. Homer Jaci-
Domino. Air Dwight NaEuei. Cnaf. Sam
ii'I.r't. Japanese william Eowud. Base
l.'.' % NIFTY. snow BAH. Eubt Wheat.
Tennis Mar. Edward Irauzl.inr IIar.,..
Maid. Henry 90. ~l.-l <ubIruau. Nra
fleming. Dutch boy. Charles ,yuarri.-.
Gee. colonial. MI Iftrr. ,i,e
, III ureSs. Mrs MAY HouhrooN
sara kirk buton Peasant. John Msjri-
soon. Coon. SIR M " Meek Ir..f
'.'-- Mos. Ne"s. Evening costume.