The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
CAFE-CHANTANT, Big SOCIAL
EVENT AT MARKET AUDITORIUM
WILL BE GIVEN TONIGHT FOR
BENEFIT OF cirY's UNFoR-
TuNATE.
Plans Are All Completed for Biggest
Event OF Kind Ever Conducted
In the City.


the Cafe Chantant which Is held to-
night at the Market Auditorium and
which will be the greatest social event
ever held In the city. The auditor.
ium will be the scene OF brilliant A.
Elimination and beauty this evening.
the program opening at o'clock. The
decorations consist OF i've hundred
real pine Christmas trees. Southern
moss wreaths. and potted plants.
As soon as one enters the spacious
room the pleasing odor OF pine is no.
ticeable and is quite pleasing. Mrs.
Edward Franzheim and her committee,
have worked diligently to have the do
corations as artistic and appropriate
as possible.
At O'Clock. Meister's orchestra
viii strike up the catchy selection
Its Long. Long Way TO Tipperary'
and this will at once inspire In the
heart OF the dancer. a desire TO be on
the floor and enjoy the late society
dances. all of which will be included.
The program will be interspersed with
special numbers from Miss Minor and
Mr.. Gross OF the Castle School of New
York. when they will demonstrate the
society dances of the Metropolis Miss
Eve Egerter and Mrs. Elsa Gundling-
Duga will sing during the evening. and
the orchestra will render special mu-
sic. Miss Egerter who recently re-
turned from Paris has shown her tai.
ent in this city and Mrs. Duga is too
well known TO need introduction.
Tables Well Arranged.
About the hall will be arranged one
hundred tables each seating four or
six guests. The luncheon will be n
wholesome menu and those not hav-
ing tables will be served in the Board
OF Trade rooms in the south end OF
the building. Everyone will be served
and there will be plenty OF chairs 10
accommodate everyone. The balcony
will seat many and the seats are one
dollar with twenty-five cents for re-
servation. These tickets may be Sc
cured at Baum's jewelry store. The
committee hope to hear from every
one receiving tickets. The chairs are
all arranged so those not wishing 10
dance may witness the greatest scene
ever presented here. There will De
a mingling OF handsome gowns and all
the late dance steps will bring to-
gether old and young alike and
general good time Is anticipated
The committees deserve credit for
Peterson. chairman OF the generaI
committee originated the idea. as she
is a great charity worker, having
previously given successful events for
the Associated Charities. Mrs. Leo
Wolfe Is chairman of the supper COM
mittee: Mrs. Julian Hearne is chair
main of the entertainment committee
and Mr.. George Lutz is chairman OF
the publicity committee. Everyone
will be pleased with the general pro-
gram and the events as a whole, as II
IL a departure from the ordinary
events which have heretofore been
given here.
The event is given for the poor and
everyone is interested and glad TO at
tend for their pleasure as well as to
assist in the good work The dance
program includes the following:
-. one-step-'Its a Long. Long Way ;oi
Ttpperary"
Professional Dancers
Hesitation-''Cecile"
FOX Trot-"Balhn' the Jacs"
Vocal Selection - Welcome sweet
Winds" tCadmanD
Mrs. Elsie Gundiing Duga.
One..steP - Chinatown. My China
Professional Dancers
"Millicent"
Vocal selection 70 "sprIngtime Awak-
tulnE fSaudersOn.1
Miss Eva Egerter
one steT-"BY the Beautiful Sea"
Professional Dancers.
Fox TrOt-"M eadowbrook"
Hesitation-''Sarf"
one-step-"At the Mississippi Caba-
Hesitation-"Jus Little Love.
Little klss"
professional Dancers
-step-"The High Cost OF Inv.
Ing" NV
H.sttsttor ..Nft.h,.. I'll.
Miss Jessie Woife-Acconpa PIANIST 20
vocalists 10
Miss Minor and Mr.. Gross. OF Castle
mouse. New York. professional dancers