Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
RANDOM NOTES
A Husband Tells How Wife Likes . Little
Of the Lover in Her Husband.
4 FHW LIHESoH YB SUMNER IIYDR.
Weddings, Yachting Parties and Other Evsnt
in Wheeling Social Circles.
AID VARIOUS NOTES OF INTEREST.

All gaudily arrsyed,
Now forth caste We msyds
Who ben my solace pryme
in ye coldc winter time.
To air her artfulle graces,
At divers watering places
In furbelowe aud curle.
A stately maiden she,
Ofhigh degree:
Ben she my Winter Girl
Now seeke out 20 maybe
In muslin cheApe arrayed,
Not CARRIED with costlye arte,
But ahi she hath hartei
Along We surface Of her slender wryste
note one well-deyeloped muscle twyste,
BY ye type writer broushte;
Within The meshes of her maynard nan,
We fizzins champagne maketh noi cur cheere,
She DRINK. We lemonade, sometimes 20 oeefe'
I note the fulness Of her glowing hppes
Ye while she sippes.
Gent e and loving she
HAND not Cherished her, were churi
Ben sne my 'uni'n'' 0 Chicago Mal.
lam minded to write few lines on tine
little courtesies Of life that some oil rs VINO
are husbands and wives seem to have for
gotten, or purposely put aside since toe
DAVIS of our honeymoon, says husband
We clung to them tenaciously enough DO
fore-yes, we gloried in them. l know
used to tip my hat in the most graceful
and courteous manner to my wife when l
cbauced TO meet her ON the street before
we were married. Sometimes, i confess u
with shame, / don't do it now. used, in
those "politer" days, that she could moi
under any circumstances 20 mp stairs with
ont a good deal of my arm for support, and
now-well, sometimes bolt on ahead ol
her and she says reprovingly: Here, SIR,
you're a gallant husband to let me 90 up
stairs unassisted. Then l always 60 back
AID do nv duty in this respect Wives
cling logger than husbands to all the gen
tie, gracious little courtesies that were
never forgotten In the halcyon days OF
their courtship; but they. too, forget at
times some of the little things that made
them so charming in the eyes OF Tom or
John or Will. Why shouldn't We say: Il
beg You pardon" or Excuse me-" and
THANK you," to each other as well rs to
other men and women? The lack Of these
little courtes sizes and kindnesses has much
TO do with the lack Of harmony and hap
piness in many homes.
Foliage is extremely fashionable this
season for hats, bonnets and dress trim
mings, and ivy leads the way. Crowns OF
b ats and bonnets are covered with il, and
whole panels of skirts arranged Of IT,
Colored leather, colored canvas and col
ored kid shoes are immensely popular for
ont of-door wear in the country, and, OF
course, they are correctly worn indoors
also and under the table.
At an agricultural meeting the other
day, rays well known funny man, THE
Best Way to Keep Girls on the Farm" was
discussed. No conclusion was reached,
but we think barbed-wire fence about
elk feet high, minus gates, surrounding the
farm would solve the problem. A boy
takes his life in his bands when he at
tempts to crawl over or under or through
barbed-wire fence, and he doesn't wear a
hustle, either.
A progressive euchre party will be given
at the rooms of The Wheeling Club to-mor.
row evening, and as this is one Of the last
affairs of the season, q large crowd should
be present. An enjoyable time is assured.
On Monday evening Miss Virginia Glib
son entertained q number Of friends IN q
deliubtInl manner in honor of her pueafs
Mrs DR.. Schumacher aud Miss Saxton, OF
Philadelphia. The party boarded the
steam yacht, Surprise, and excurted mp
the river about ten miles, reaching home at
10 o'clock, after most enjoyable trip.
They then went to the home Of the charm
ing hostess on North Main street, where q
feast of good things we're served and hear
THY discussed, after which several hours
were spent in dancing, music and CONVEX
sstion, the whole forming most epj oyable
entertainment.
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