Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-30
LET US GOSSIP
or the Men and Women OF Social
Note. ...
What the World Says Of Its 0oings-Ths
Mrs. Grundy of Wheeling Among
the Bellies and .Beaux Of
the Nail City.

.. the Nail City.
Rev. W. E. Rippey, of Huntington, is in
the city.
| @. Milligan, Esq, OF P.rkersburgh, is In
the city.
Charles Mendsi, Of Minneapolis, MIMI,
is in the city.
Two more weeks of Lent, and thsn a
season Of fun.
Joe Kidd, of steubenville, is in the city
among friends.
A. W. Kennon, OF st. Clairsville, was in
the city yesterday.
MD. Church, OF GAINESVILLE, is registered
| at the Stamm House.
i'm. Corbus, Beaver Falls, Pa, is regis
I tered at the Mcclure House.
Miss Lucy Marsh, OF Pittsburgh, is the
| guest OF South Side friends.
4 Dear ducks of Easter bonnets will soon
be making their appearance.
Gov. Jackson left for Psrkersburg yester-
day afternoon on flying trip.
| Mr.. Dan D Johnson, OF Parkersburg, was
in the city Friday on business.
| Alex. Sweeney, Of Steubenville, was In
| the city this week on short visit.
Joseph o. Watson, of Fairmont, is in the
| city, q guest at the Stamm House.
| Mesdames Smith and McIntire, OF near
| Wheeling, spent Friday in the city.
| G. L. Hendershot, OF ParkersbTrg spent
sever al days in the city the past week.
There promises to be brilliant season
| in social circles after Lent is over.
Mr.. J.B. Forbes, of the East Liverpool
| pottery, is in the city on short visit.
Yesterday was a beautiful day and it
brought the dear girls out for promenade.
Robt Gibson, OF Peublo New Mexico, is
| the guest OF his mother, North Main street.
The Captain William Prince Fishing Club
l will give grand ball at Turner Hall May
| first.
Mr.. W. Preston and wife, OF Bristol,
Y. II, were in the city this week among
friends.
Mr.. NJ. S Stokeley, OF Steubsnville, was
| in the city this week on short business
trip.
Misses Annie Carson and Eliza Nichols
| sre spending several days among trlend' at
| Scio, o.
Mr.. E.. II. Carver and wife, of Washing.
| ton, ID. C, are in the city, the guests OF
| friends.
George H. Lee, of Clarksburg, who spent
| the past week in the city, has returned
home.
The dear girl editors OF the Buckhannon
Busy Zee get up real spicy asd solid
Taper.
Tie Lotus Club will give one of the de-
lightfuI hops On the 22d OF April. Kramer
| vii! play.
Miss Coclsy, OF Cameron, who was visit
irg South Size friends, Left for home the
| past week.
Messrs John Geisey and Harry M2nke'
| miller will shortly leave for Kansas CITY
| on prospf citing tour.
Superintendent T. J. West, OF the
MoundsyIle penitentiary, was in the city
| yesterday on business.
DIR. S. Harvey has returned from a
| visit so Lis home at Huntington, W. Va,
| much improved in health.
The Friday club will it is understood,
| next attempt Shak espesrean burlesaue,
| and no doubt they will do it up in fine
st! lie.
In Germany they have a kind OF leap
| year all the time. 1t is said that nearly
| iLree timts as many women pop the qIes'
| tion IS meD.
Miss XsLna Frssher, Of the Island who
| hes been on an extended visit among
!rier DIS at Akron, o., will return home
| next Tuesday.
The Germsnia Amusement Society will
| give a grand ball al AriOn Hall on Easter
| Monday, which promises TO be most en-
| joyBble affair.
| The German Singing Society will give a
| grsEd concert and bali, at their Hall on
| he 18th of April. The Opera House Or.
chtsira will spiel.
Women show by their actions that they
eI joy going to church; men show by their
sCtiops they, enjoy going to sleep when
they get there.
| Love lightens labor and makes burdens
so easy that man Can hold his hundred
and sixty pound sweet heart in his lap for
hours without becoming tired.
The Rev. DR.. Cooke, Pastor of the SIC.
| ond Presbyte terrain Church will preach the
| BacCalaureate sermon before the grddua-
tiLg class OF the WLeeling Female College
People who have chronic cold feet are
| always cross, Grabbed and uncomfortable.
| Don't marry q girl with cold feet Satisfy
| yourelf OIL this point If it takes all next
| winter.
Women say that few men have the slight
| est idea how 10 hold baby. Women are
| mistaken, Just try a Wheeling boy with a
| girl baby when it gets to be about sixteen
| summers.
One Of the p,eRsartes: things ia the
| world is to be lost in the woods with q
| pretty, blue eyed girl hanging on one arm
ard lunch basket on the other. Time,
| mid summer.
Mrs. Kate Hsndlan has returned from
| New York, where she has been all winter
| prosecuting her art studies. and the lovers
| # art may expect to be treated to u sight
| OF some Of her charming work soon.
| The Rev. P. H. Murray, who will preach
| at the First Baptist church this morning
| and evening" is said TO be one OF the finest
| ministers OF that denomination in the
State. 1t will pay to hear him tomorrow.
+ wood w. hnhllcrOss, 1t is said, ls in
| New York interviewing Samuel j. TIlden,
| John Kelly and other prominent Demo
Gratis on the ACCESSIBILITY of starting an
| eveniI z d. mOCraiic pap in Wheeling.
Mir Herbert Sturee, the genial travelling
| rCLGesentgtiye If The ChiCsg0 Horsemsn,
| here Oh business connected with the
| Vest Virginia State Fair Association. He
| will depsrt for Chicago tomorrow after
| ICoU.
Talk about McCulloch's leap. Boys, you
| ought to have seen Sam Harrison and Sam
| Miller fly out OF that motor yesterday al.
| rtrnCon when she jumped the track, aud
okserv, d the big, huge smile on Cam Som
m.is' Ice. Twas a spectacle for the gods.
TIE ladies' who are going TO remain In
| their old homes are happy, and so are their
husbands. You know disjointed stove
pipes are such bothersome things to join
sgaiD, and eating cold lunch Oh OF the
top OF an empty barrel is so unsatisfactory.
| Conversation overheard on Market street
the other evening between two North End
| dear girls
First dear girl-"So you are engaged?'
Second dear girl-"Ges."
First dear girl-"Graclous How did you
| muster up courage to ask him"
| Twas But Yesterdsy"-Will s. Faris.
This lie a mistake, but the gifted poet Is
scarcely accountable. II we remember
Alright it was not yesterday, bat several
years ago, IL he is referring to that last
poem he sent to Chicago. 1t was the Tri-
bune published that
| On Thursday evening last delightful re-
ception was held at the residence of Mr..
asskins, of Rush Run. Quite large party
was present, who spent the evening most
| epjoyably dancing 10 Prof. Charley Kill
meyers beautiful music. About six
couples from this city went up. and report
a grand time.
| A woman who is kissed by mistake in
the dark always screams and makes great
row about il, but you can bet she Is pro.