Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-15

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z d word
2 ~ M To ilte me iroIu my fear
R absurd.
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y. quick. / seized thr envelope.
Alas, alias, Tor my regards
Her answer Nas-thrIr wedding cards.
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80 much is now being said about ii. NJ.
2 aud II. X, that everybody IS quite in.
terested in the subject, especially the
young folks who know how TO appreciate
such things that is the literature regard
ing them. While the old folks apparent
" do not cOuntenance such nonsense, "
~tiIl they cannot help thinking of the days
when you and | were young, Maggie,
and il is not all dlstasteful to them, you
may be sure. One ]rOnnoiScur in the AT
oscolatory, says:
Outside of these kisses bestowed by
atfertiUnate relatives there can he but three
recognized clIsse, Of the genus kiss-as
viewed from il male stand. The first
comes upon your lips rs II they we're
touched by a smooth plAued, cool Il IN sen
ate board, without animaJlon-uuproduc-
tive OF any agreeable sensation whatever,
and not worth being garnered with the,
hearts mementOeS OF golden, happy hours.
The second is a gentle, velvety kiss, very
sweet and pleasant, but veNatlously I'M
satisfying to an ardent nature, aud but
little more pronounced han n fascinating
cousin would likely bestOw. The third ~
such a. coral, tempting, passionate lips
bestow, for about ten minutes, upon your
lips-a lingering sweetness long drawn
ont'-that not only steal your breath, but
seem to he drawing your very soul from
your body
Whist players will no doubt appreciate
the following story from the pen OF "A
CASSIDY Triher' in the Louisville Post. lie
saws
al was playing at a whist club the other
night, and | had Tor my partner a young
lady at once handsome and digniiied. l
had a good hand OF trumps and 4 fine suit,
hut | couldn't yet the lead, 80 | slgndled
for trumps. No attention was paid to the
siunal, 40 ! never got au entry. The IL.
suit that we lost two points where we
should have made three. When the hand
was over | said:
"'You did not notice my trump signal,
presume
MY partner looked a little disconnected
at first, bu. then raising her lovely brow,
she looked me squarely in the eye, aud
said, with very marked emphasis on thu
personal prOnOuu'
" 4 play cards fairly always; ] never
make signs.
IL nearly tell under the table, but |
made no further comment upon my part
ucr's play
Ca Friday evening Miss Sara Cecil en-
tertained a number of friends at her home
on Fourteenth street with a delightful pro.
g~ressive euChre, pretty prizes being award
ed at the conclusion OF the game, after
which refreshments were served ana dis
cussed. The affair was very pleasant.
Apropos OF leap year, Il young lady re-
marked to me the other day that from the
way some young men acted one would in
Ter that they were on neltlC3 for fear some
girl would pop the question, aud she might
be- the wrong glrl. well, here's Il state OF
things.
Friday evening the whist Club was
entertained in q handsome manner by Mrs.
! X. NJ. Dalaplain at her residence ON Chap.
Iue street, Until midnight the time was
spent very delightfully."- in the fascinating
game, and ut its conclusion refreshments
Of the most appetizing nature were served.
The whist Club has become very ropu.
lar.
~ NJ. q, papu'- comiug ' WAS heard
in 4 sweet feminine Voice the other night,
about 1870 from the front door of a Chap.
line street residence, aud two seconds later
the patter of manly feet were heard on
the pavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam p. Norton entertain,
ed a number of friends at their Island res
idence, Wednesday evening last in hOnOl
of the Misses Washington who are theil
guests. Those present spent Il delightful.
evening at carGa, and the refreshments.
which were served in a charming manner,
furnished no small part Of the enjoyment
A man with an opera hat may he safely
set down a. a country cousin or a relic
of the past. The high silk hat is nov
properly considered as much OF a part o
full dress" As the s~wallOw-tail coat.
The Mercantile Club, the leading Jewisl
social organization in the city, gave
swell dress ball at Franzheim's Hall, oil
Main street, Thursday evening, and il wa.
an elegant affair. Prot. Joe kramer'S su
perh orchestra furnished the music, auC
the beautiful music was utilized to the
fullest eStent. At - o'clock the party adj
lourned to IiegenfeldeT's where a lunch
con OF the most appetlring nature was par
taken of with hearty relish. The two
hours following were devoted to Terpsi
. chore. and most delightfully."-, too. MANY
superb costumes were noticed among tn,
ladies, who never looked lOylier. Tht
affair was in charge of the Amusement.
Committee. composed of Messrs. NJ. Jacobs
/ Luchs, c. J. Beekman, d. Krau.
and II. NJ. BrilleS, and wa,
given in honoring OF the following young
lady visitors 10 the city: Miss HANNAH
Newberger, of Parkersburg, the guest o
Miss Fannie Heymau, Miss Lottie Mark,
well. of Milwaukee, the guest OF Mrs. E
Buchanan Miss Amelia kisenberg, O.
!, GAINESVILLE, the guest of Mrs. Ralph Kline
. Miss Grammar, OF Louisville, Ky, tht
guest of Miss elena Rosenberg; Mis-:
Theresa Wolf, of Mt. Pleasant, o., the
guest of Mrs. Henry Horkheimer; Mis-:
Selling, OF Detroit, Mich, the guest o.