Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-02


iade.P'i' H.
was he. tone 50 or so' Ser ' Hssrsr n as
50 PI d. tha. she moved 10 love H'- ~
she sang -,.,,-a
the lille m 3s1s AWAY ~.yI her re every lover
with Pans'
--snew one said, when the little
"rs1 re a s,. song, who was she who let her
s Ss.ncal lover die"
.,.or,e maiden sighed, as she said
Taen the " W. ,orgre, Please, sir, the cruel
~r,e ma was l. " u sv.rrv
,.,,r writer in 8 popular society
Al ,,bs allowing to say in regard to
p'psl . s Of bridesmaids of the pres
'0' A feature of weddings this sea-
Ell =. vail of those that have occurred
VI, .,oas in immediate prospect is the
3 " - ccs.umiDg Of the bridesmaids, to
iSl' -,.Sing of the brides, who, in several
.! have departed most radically
I me time-hO1crel cOnven:iOnaities.
HU.- .,rs there is no heinous crime IN 1t,
600 no wit or wisdom in Ccoen-
O 1.,;s, of this kind. Slch straining after
rictpresque grows wesrisOme, not
~ .,,ion that it suggests pOssieih-
,si,fal to contemplate. The IAN
~ of history for oddities in cut
S-sco'o, has been carried on as diligently
...,o,yb 3 series OF fancy dres balls were
n,osrsrt I can hardly believe that a
.,.,,,a.ion Of the recoguiz d teRets OF
Co. T. would develop any special sup
So,t o. the pas>iog fad; but, if such freaks
r, r, be accepted as quite right, shall
'ooE forwsrd to the later weddings Of the
..,,,r for s)ne surprising novelties. Ia
,Ss meantime Il may not be time iil'sfeat
- consider the pyo2riety Of Introducing
h.I.a.dgei ballet, II the mos Wtlcd cos
t1r,ss fancy can device, as a variation OF
- r,renony most sure to prove attract
=, Tois would at least lend an siIinees
n TIA nccl,ioa qljts in keeping with
these lsttec-dgy notions 0. we1lock."
How i1te:e3ting i! is" exclaims Time,
.,o hear an acclun. of wedding from the
in, Of the happy, Chattering little bride
bs,saII, She Tecounts the whole affair to
one of her intimate friends, who listens
eagerly While the bride says:
ard oh, every thing went of perfectly
lively. Ths,e wasa't q single hitch from
b.gnniug to cad, though l wa8 dreadful
= nervous, and Will was so nervous him
III that l ws4 in mortal terror sll the
time for fear be d drop the ring make some
horrible mistake when he came to saying:
y. William, take thee, Annabella, etc,
Init be didn't, although his yoic9 trembled,
and 90 did his hand when he took mine.
lisa mercy we didn't drop the ring be
tween a.. What if we had? I'd rave
d:ti. But we got through the ceremony
without a single mistake, and, oh, the
church vas lovely, Then came the rect p
ton and all thar, and the congratulations.
And i. did sound 100 funny to hear Will
syi7g Ny wife at first; he'd give my
hand a little squeeze every time he said it,
srd ID come awful near giggling right out,
gf what if I had Then the supper |!
"a, it was elegant, Everything went eff
pai.clly beautiful! And as for TIE pres
en.s-oh, Oh, ooh, They
The short time all t:ed to oar readers
tOr their sojOurn On this terrestrial globe, "
adds the editor, moves Us to cut this
sorry shot y
Il will cnly be few weeks until the
HOLIDAYS are with us, and would it net be
well 70 commence thinking about the sea-
SINS amu9monts? A New Years. Ger
man at The Wheeling Club would, l am
sure, be appreciated aud would doubtless
ba a great success. Here is a new idea that
comes ftOn Omaha: After h)wer fayors for
the Oge1ing figure, each dancing couple as
they ,ei out. ware presented with buuch
q SIX rb5Ols bearing their names III gold
letters, and these weIe used as favOrs. The
rsul. was that the popular dancers were
literally covered with ribbons at the close
Of the evening.
DOa't 6s oicaid to praise your wife when
s6e deserves pare, says 8 writer IN the
Philadelphia STIR. There are those who have
words Ct cOmmeuditi0n for other peoples
wives, but none for their own, snd Others
Who will talk glOwiUgly of their wives
good points to others but not TO tie wives
themselves. There is, Of course, q limit to
The M ter There are wives who do not
bear a great deal of praising, bat they are
the exceptions. TIE average woman will
not De spoiled by it, provided she gets her
honest dusS, no more and no less. Bear
talsiac: in MAD, that human nature is
pretty mu:h the sane in mankind and
Sonansild When people do commend
ao,e thlrgs they like 10 be commended.
Miss jamie Good will entertain the
GooSi1G Club and the gentlemen friends OF
ne members, at her home next Thuraday
evening.
TAR woman, says the St. Paul Globe
Ye'y wisely, should make fashion
means to an end, not the end itself. And
Nai end should be the srraying Of herself
- 'ae most Booming manner possible. II
iue Is satisfied that she looks better with
oOsUe oy all means let her wear it; if it
anoeeOmiTg let Ter discard it at once,
notwithstanding what tie Presidents wife
40! OF may Lot do. Ia monalchical coun-
e. fashion takes its cue from the court;
UuC happily, in this couatry there is no
S soI,s whence such arbitrary dictstion
VOW, cannot tell how true it il, but
SSeus''tand that Wheeling is to lose one of
~ ~ 9 mes charming young ladies in the
- Instant tuiure, but the engagement
Ts W. been made public yet. Who is il?
we'll really that is 9 secret.