Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-16

The social season OF $50 in Wheeling Is
coming on apscs and the indications are
that it will be an unusually gay one. At
least it is hoped 80 by society people who
have had rather quiet time the past two
or three years. The Wheeling Club will
Of course give their periodical hops, which
are sure to be pleasant, and club night
will continue to be an event that will draw
many members of the club and their lady
friends together every Monday evening.
1t might be good idea to open the season
with @ large German" as we haven't had
one for o long time and 1t would
NO doubt prove very enjoyable. / under
stand that prominent young member OF
the club is to be married next month and
il is probable o reception will be rendered
him and his bride. Rumor has it, too,
that another member is to be married later
in the season, 80 two receptions may be
looked for.
Speaking of mstrimony am reminded
TINT marriages are brought about in rather
singular ways sometimes. heard OF o
recent gathering of young married couples,
where the conversation turned on the man
ner in which the wives had secured their
husbands. One had paved the way to the al
tar by making face at the fated one because
abe thought he had stared ut her impu-
IDENTIFY. He admired her mettle and
sought an introduction. Another made
the AGO uaintancs of the man who is now
her husband by accidentally sousing him
with pan of dish water, which she tossed
ont of the kitchen window into an alley
lust in time to catch him az he was pass
ing. The one that was, however, voted to
be the most novel was the experience OF
young man who was iu the habit of pass
ing Oh his way home the residence Of the
young lady who is now his better half, and
one evening, out of spirit of mischief,
che accidentally on purpose" turned the
hose on him. He faced about, blushed vi
olently and stammered "thank you" in
response to her roguish smile, and from
that moment he knew he was fated.
II is noticeable fact that young ladies
who are little thin, are always worrying
about il and continually hunting for some
thing that will increase their weight and
make them plumper, 30 that their clothes
will fit them better. The following recipe
may be found valuable TO them: Eat to
the extent OF satisfying a natural appetite
Of fat meata, butter, milk, cream, cocoa,
chocolate, bread, potatoes, peas, parsnips,
carrots, beats fsrinaceous food, as Indian
corn, rice, tapioca, sage, cornstsrcb, pas
try, cnstard, oatmeal, sugar, sweet wines
and ale. Avoid acids. Exercise ss little
as possible, sleep all you can and don't
worry or fret.
Mr.. and Mrs J. N. Vance last evening
celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary Of
their marriage at their residence on North
Main street, in q quiet and pleasant man.
ner.
Miss Anna Stephenson entertained a
party of friends from the city Friday even
ing at the summer residence of her father
up the rivsr. The party went up in big
wagon and spent delightful evening.
On Thursday last, at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. W. l..
Davis, at Columbus, o., Mr.. Charles
Zane and Miss Mamie p. Robinson,
both of this city, were married, Rev. Dick
inson officiating Mr.. aud Mrs. Zane haze
the best wishes Of host of friends in this
city.
The marriage of Robt. A. Slater, Of Pitts
burg, Pa, and Miss Nina J. Lsntry. a
charming South Side young lady, is an
noupcsd for Thursday next at 3 o'clock p.
m. at the r.! clhnlch arch Of the -. b.