Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
A COSBY TUMBLE.
Men, women and Things Generally
Commented Upon.
VIA, Society People are Doing, Where They
Arc, and Where They are Going
The Girls and Boys.

Things in society circles are rather dull
Just now.
DR.. & NJ. Baird returned Friday from
Pittsburgh.
Ed. W. Armstrong, of woodsield, Ohio,
il in the city.
Heliotrope shades will be in high vogue
next season.
Or. Logan returned from business trip
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. A. J. Hslsted has returned from
weeks visit to Pittsburgh.
DIR. Z. s Harvey is off on q visit to his
home tn Huntington, W. Va.
Us. Waltz, Esq, Of West Alexander,
was in the city yesterday.
Immense and diminutive collars for Ia
dies wear are alike fashionable.
Mrs. J. 8. Barnes, of GAINESVILLE, Oslo, is
the guest OF friends in the city.
G.. w. Dickey, of West Alexander, Pa, Is
registered at the Mcclure House.
A. E. Brast of New Msrtinsville, W Va
is registered at the Stanm House.
A. II. Walker, OF the New York C'ocksry
and Glass Journal, Is at tbs Mcclure.
s. Gallinger. NJ. T. Fesger and 8 D. Bub-
lev, of Pittsburgh, are at the Mcclure.
J. NJ. Porter, of New Cumberland, w.
Va, is registered at the Mcclure House.
The Friday club will shortly give another
one of those pleasant entertainments.
Mrs. J. NJ. Clouston, is the guest of Mrs.
y. NJ, CIemmsns at Parkersburgh, w. Va.
Mrs. Col. J. ID. Dubois returned several
days ego from a visit 20 C)arksburg, w. Va.
Mr.. Joseph A. Bell, bookkeeper at
l. gan's drug store is quite i'll at his home.
Mr.. Chss. Fisher returned Friday after.
noon from a pleasant trip 10 Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Miss Lucy Hart OF Clarksburg, W. Va,
will be the guest Of friends in this city
his summsr.
II .borate brsndebourgs and tourages fas-
ten and decorate the new spring jackets
srd waistcoats.
No leap year weddings have as yet been
a; uounced to take place in Wheeling ultra
fashionable circles.
Master George s. Allen, OF the North
End, is slowly recovering from SO rlous
attack of lung fever.
The ladies OF the Ollivettes are making
Preparations TO give another leap year
party in the near future.
TIE hearts of young ladies with new bon
nets were made supreAely happy by the
Mrs. c. NJ. Hart, of Clarksburg W. Va.
is guest at the residence Of her father C)l
]. ID. pu Bots, at Leatherwood.
Mrs. VIM Nesbitt, Of Martinsburg, w
Va, is the guest OF Mrs James Jackson, her
mother, in Centre Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Brown, Jr., OF
Kiuswood, w. Va, were the guests oil
trends in he city during the past week.
NJ. IIoaao,Anl Of ha ,nth
Side Singing Society, is sgsin able to be
around after a serious attack OF tyPhois
fever.
Mr.. VIM. Armstrong, who filled the
character Of Frenchman so acceptably in
the Friday club entertainment, has return
ed to Washington City.
1t is said Col. Bob McEldowney will be
candidate for the Legislature from the
land of Wetzel.-Register. well, VT
guess not" says Col. Bob.
MIR. Nike Dinger is painting scene OF
Twelfth str. ct during the high water. 1t is
al oil painting and promises 10 be hand
some affair, as Mike is first rate artist.
Mr.. Willis Dillon, who has boon spend
ing several months at his home at Belmont,
0hc, has returned looking handso nsr
than ever and greatly improved in health
Mrs. Charles W. Phelps has returned
after two weeks useless search for her re.
c1fant husband whom she married just
about q week before he ran away. Oh,
man! What is woman without man?
Mr.. John Wildman, of Leesburg, Va,
who so ably assisted the FriIsy club in his
several characters, has returned home
His many friends hope he will soon come
sgain.
VIM. Orr, son Of John Orr, Esq, has &C
cepted the position of bookkeepsr for the
Wheeling Bakery Compsny. W, wish
him success in his new field OF Ioor.-
Ste ubenville Press.
In morocco goods, including belts mou
choir pouches, card cases and pocket-books
are stamped portraits Of medieval psrsoa-
ages very family colored, on pale dove or
gray back grounds.
Wheeling girls never say, he is a gone
&c ose. When a lover is observed to be
idiotically sweet on any particular young
lady, the other girls refer to him as a de-
parted aquatic fowl Of the genus Anser.
lis an oft-repeated but true saying that
a woman's tears are like muddy water
But what can be said OF q mans tears?
correspondent says: when a man weeps
you bet he's got something to cry about"
Mr.. ]. w. Sander, who has held a po-
silIon with the firm of Marshall 81 Co. for
the past four years, took his departure last
f, iday evening for Peoria, ILL.,, where he
viii sceept a position with the same firm.
Toe dear girls pronounce the uglyweather
the past week lust too awfuily mean for
anything" But yesterday made them
happy sgain, and numbers of ladies could
be seen promenading and shopping in the
merry sunlight.
A loving bride and groom from the in.
terror of the State took in the sights of the
city by gasligbt the other night. No doubt
their grand children will hear all the par
riculars Of their grandma and grandpa's
''weddin' tower"
The Petersburg State Journal advises
young men Of that city waiting wives to
visit Buckhannos. Right sgaia, Mr.. Jour
nal. II the average Buckhaunon gil does
not suit for a wife, then you have no busi-
ness with one.-Busy Bee.
ON the 7th inst, Mrs. Sidney Walton,
who is now residing with her son Daniel
Walton, of Wheeling, w. Va had stroke
Of Paralysis from watch ii is thought she
cannot re cover. Mrs. Walton was one OF
th. oldest and most highly respected citi
ztns OF Woodsield. -Woodsfield TO- Ga.
zsIte.
AS long as high collars remain fashion.
abls young men with long necks smile aud
are Dub IL Is W oo5
neck young man, who wants to keep up
with the style, lsboripg to prevent his
throat being cut with a fashionable collar.
There is one young man in town who wears
one of his cuffs for collar, so the boys
say.
Miss Jean Wallace appeared at the con.
cert on last Wednesday evening in hand.
some blue satin dress made for her Dy
Worth, the celebrated dressmaker, of Paris
Pittsburgh Tines. Miss Wallace is we'll
known in Wheeling, and lovers OF music
here have on several occasions had tue eK
treme pleasure OF listening to her beautiful
voice.
Miss Belle Il .nderson, the prettiest girl
in Sistersville, is sojournipg in Wheeling.
-Wetzel D, mocrst Ii 10 evident from the
above that Bob AcEidowney is trying to
make mash on one among Sistersville's
many charming young ladies, bnt 1t is no
use. An AFRO v pointed With tsffiy like the
above will never Pierce heart 30 true
Independent
Death Turks in every pair Of fancy COL
ored hose. Not only the colorsd stockings
but the plain black ones, too, are painson-
ous nark nina Ia N had c0lor and an ia