Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-25

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OF 49, 80 ocQyN Mo. Th9ce.emony VIII
ta M,lp' PVT ,e;nss sesday, 1ov. g.
~, ne: "a. W., q SQleton hs returned 70
ins r c az this i'm: Of Utmost yeal.
t q TeSas' coming toX sPtnt e Ssas -
The past month she has - 9th fiiends
in the Metropolis.
! To-morrow morning ct ~ MI Mr..
Will D. Cushing and Miss yea Rsrry
will be married at the First fTSaD,;an
church. Mr.. Cushing Is the eldest sof
Daniel Cushing, Esq, ana 70 menu men ~
the clerical force at the beimons n,h o.
Jennie is the daughter OF Chas. h' Dsffy'
The German will probably reorganize ct
an eayly date. 1t 10 TO be topea 90, - u
n sde a record last year that 10 we'll worthy
q renetition. OF all the social orgaaia-
lions aver in the city thee was none pro-
drcfiye of so much genui o pleasure a.
This German. Il was entirely free OF all
5;sn,tes and chickering's, and ito bi-WeeEiy
5a-iees were urfa'lipg sources OF enjoy
ment. It was especially serviceao'e 20
ladies having visitors In the city, ana maue
their entertainment easy aud pleasant
Richard Lowe anu Miss Sa.iie Long we're
married at the Cathedral, yestefaay etsel
noon. A reception will be rendered them
At the residence OF the brides sister, as 26l0
Main street, this evening: =,
The Original German" will soon reos.
canize for the season.
Misses Mamie Campbell aud Ida Curs,s,
Of Bethany, will be the guests, aitef TO-
Jay. of Miss Minnie Black, South Side.
To the Editor Of the Register.
D,. S,R.-Allow me to inert in one Of
,,onr columns few remarks upon top 6
which think requires due consideration
by The fsir sex;
TO THE LADIES:
Hsfore the various Germans, which ace
now forming for the coming winter, ho'd
their first meeting, / would Ike TO say q
few words 70 the ySSIGrs ladies In regard TO
that most popular S;nce, the waltz. nc
iiced i'm one OF the REGISTERS OF last SUM-
mer an article entitled "Oooming the
Waltz" l think it had Its effect on
few OF our young society oeies,
but fear they constitute
sad minority. would wish to impress
nnon the minds of those who constitute
the vast majority the Importance OF
chance in the present mode Of waltzirg.
n Is hardly consistent with Q yoipg
lady's dignity, to say the least, to allow q
voting gentleman, after few minutes &C
9naintance, 10 take the liberty OF en-
Sracino hsr. / think most of the male por.
ton themselves, II brought to The test,
would agree with me in this statement.
True. YOU do not always dance with
strangers, but even With those whom you
have known all your lives, you are a"ow'
ing q liberty which, il offered to you uncer
other circumstances, you would re.ent IA. q,
IN be brought about an the
nresent mode OF waltzins rests entirely
with the ladies, and it may be done by
either refusing to waltz or requiring
change of position. The latter alternative
is easily effected by the gentleman's using
his right arm as Q support for the lady
lei, instead Of placing 1t around her
waist.
Think we'll of it, young ladies, and l be.
lieve you will come TO the conclusion that
to ADOPT the change / have suggested
Though SO slight one) will give far
more moral tone to round dancing. Let
the fair sex of our city be the first to take Q
firm stand and renounce this evil-for such
Il is acknowledged to be by all good folks
and set an example ofmora'ity TO the young
society people Of other cities.
20
This question OF Waiting ha, never yet
come up in Wheeling, but it is reported
that club, to be known as the Dancing
Reform Club" will be formed this win.er,
and will organize change. There are
three kinds OF waltzing; the graceful, the
ungraceful, and the disgracelui,
and II Is, doubtless, to this latter
our correspondent refers. or late years
it has become customary for ladies', In
Waiting to get 20 closc to the gentlemen,
that the coats Of the latter soon collect
enough rice powder to go the rounds OF
female seminary. This species Of dancing
is, however, more common to watering
places than provincial towns, like Wheel
ing.--Soc1ETY Ed.