Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-13
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and more are on the taps for this Va.
sides . big surprise. A great msry !
young bloods are enjoying thens.,
quiet Just now % that their pecurv
sources will enable them to get the q,
ary winter suit. And it is said on =
ity pretty reliable that there is 10 b.
erai eruption in society circles !,
near future and young geutlens,
have been engendering events Of
character are warned not to put thu
into anything in the shape Of anus
for some time. This satisfaction i.
bly due to the hard times, but should
take an upward turn it will be no : &
to get out nice dancing party at spy
One thing more than another tends
parties gotten up BY the city youa
that 10 the eytravagant means emp
Of course ct q hop . good floor and
orchestra are essential, but it is not !
sary to blow in" lot Of
change in flowers, printing, decon
ETC.. If they can be dispensed with.
again it should be the aim Of the coms
to select fit place Tor the holding !.
event and get It rs moderate as poe
Some people are in t, e habit Of stitch
crowd that they know is running bus
on an elaborate scale, and if you once \
them at it let il be your last business !
them. Now, as to music. This is a.
portant topic and one which is engage
conversation Of q great many young ,
at present In the first place il wou.;
we'll to select home orchestra Is
will then know its worth Bias
ton of this rule last week merry 6
rugged up" in fine style for whitEa
beautiful tunes, came home disguised
bad imported music and had 10 take !
they got. More on this subject again
A Merry Crowd.
At the Elysian rink on last TIL,
night there was gathered fine COLI,
OF young ladies and gentlemen. They
come to participate in the private h
the Entire Mons club, and when the G.,
March was played about twenty .fye CO..
walked arm. in-arm around the room.
may" was INDUCED in until oll
when the crowd left for their homes.
W. j. Clark furnished the best Of IL,
ments for the occasion and will no d.
receive q call for her services again !.
near future. Among the strangers .
Misses Aggie Hsnhn, of Barnesvill. q
Annie Warnock, OF Warnock, and |
Gilleland, of Allegheny; Mr.. Huff, off
ing, and DR.. Cooper, Of Wellsburg.
Another New Club
About twenty young gentlemen L
rented the club room OF the defqnct I
Boys Club in the Central Block a1t /.
fix it up as place Of resort for winter
is hoped that the new club will be BIS
with as much fun As the organization
succeed, which has gone TO pieces
scribe was at one time one OF the lel.
lights in the J. J. Club. The rresideu-
the association WAS rendered him, o..
was made janitor without pay. Thndc.
duty fell very heavy on the shouIde-
one man, and after season the club I
no more. Thus another instancc is s,
where lone man power is dc,riusI
Had the scribe been made jsi,or or n
dent singly, the powerful organization
have been ilourishirg today.
scenes enacted in that 4
during its hours OF meeting will ever
turn to the Jolly Juniors as pleasant 1. 4
ories and some Of the history Of the ID
tuition will never be written, as i, i, hI \
the powers Of description
The Columbia Club is now nicely q
up in its new quarters, and each nigh, q
an assemblsge Of young men within lad
erjoying themselves. Brussels carpet 81
the floors; elegant paper is found o. 1
walls; furniture nice enough for thi 81
Of the tony" decorstes the room, g.,
crowd Of growing young men at q srsa
pense enjoys the Injuries Of all :ha Z
then some.
Give Us Some Sport.
AS the season for rowing is ne.rsl
close, and no race has been arraugea
tween He'll and someone else, II "a hi4
probable that our spor,s will witness (
excitement in this line. They seq
realize this and have turned their s'sr
TO other athletic exercises. The tlrh'f
has chap who Gays be can beat Atriii
in The city on Jump. Can't someone
him? An effort is being made 10 Hn;l
a foot race between couple Of gla" -
ers. There has been two abe coups1
boxing during the past week at aa'
motifs. White and Dsde two coIoret CO
gave a couple Of good exhibitions 10
art for the championship medal for co..
men in this city.
Social at the home Of Mrs ". h y
don on Tuesday night.
Presiding Elder Payne will preset 81
LIST NJ. +. Church to day.
The Globes and Crockey Cities vi. =
the Island Fair Grounds next Aontsl
Tuesday
Rev. R. b. Brown end wife have re::T'
from Pennsylvania where they ha'. =
visiting frlcuds. He will fill hIs pslF'
day. g..
Henry Nsgle is acting policeie'i Il
Third ward. -,
| Mas Mary Devore and Miss 'Ios =
horn have returned home to GrsY,ns
The steamer Princess did big os'''
during the Wheeling Fair. Her cheap I"
caught the crowds.
The Wheeling races induced
many Of the men who attended 10 sq'N'
their each. .,
John Hartsborl is down the rTsf -
engraved glassware. :,
Miss Lille Fitton entertained liz
Of her friends on Friday evening. -
Mrs Annie Warnock, sfter p,ssD
visit with Fourth ward friends has 's'-'
home TO Warnock, o.
Rev. W. W. Walker holds regular ~"
in the Episcopal Mission to-day. q,
A big ball is announced 10 tsss -
the El;sian rink the lsaef pan "
month. :,
Rev. T. Il. Taylor ard Reg. d.. :. -,
Williams preach their farewell! 'e;H2 T,
day before attending conference
thought that neither Of these genilsn"
e fs.nrped. ..-.u
Tie Glass City Building suo:ls''' :
an extra meeting last night wi
The members Of the South Beli'I.
Church have arranged for q soe'a' W
row evening in the church: - -
Clarence weyrick. who hss 0s:s -, q, Il
prescriptions in the Glass City oia !s.a !,
has assumed charge Of the dI1 a; \
DR.. C. S. Mccullough, on Gravel ~ a:
The Globe base ball club was ao s.,,os
commons practiclDg yesterday ,,s.%..si