Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22

Is parting WIEN u N''''r
And one ,oc> horc To sleep,
Best .Dy- must end. "lul Ia, my friend,
Eur one goes home To weep.
-EHl W1"b. UU.or.
The rcd.headed girl is going out Of
fashion, and the red checked girl who
might claiiu favor because of her rarity, Is
trying to get upa uror ror her redundancy
OF color, hat there ia no sensible apprc
citation oti's value. planning red checks
don't harmonic with dress %colors. nor
even with al occasions, ~ a handsome
belle was heard to say the other day, and
had rather Ice Il little pale than look all the
time a. il hli Just come from brniling a
brrl,tcak or sweeping out the back yard.
Ii ils in your blood you can't
helm ii, hu. / don't like blood that shows
that way" Then tn girls Tell to talking
nj pillow national traits adhere to and stamp
American faces. 'luu cant down the
| lri~h. nor XII the Scotch, nor squelch the
Eug}i.h, nor tizzlc ont The French, nor
smother the Spanish, nor overthrow the
German in uur national makeup. You
remember the fable of the fairies vino assist
AT 1.-THE birth oI women and give a charm to
each OF the new horn Of the nations: To
the English woman they gave beautiful
coioring; to the German woman her beau
tiul hair; to the Spanish woman her grace
fuI figure; to the Italian her beWitching
eyes,; to the French woman her little feet
ani her chic air. The fairies wcIe
about to depart when u thil little
mimi. 20 &c was heard and 4 httlc
Numan, who u nobody had seen, CANT for.
w.ud and demanded ner share VINO ms
var asked the queen 0i the fairies. i
ana the lurislrnue.' You will not have
any special gilt like your sisters, but You
may take something from all the gifts ol.
all the others. That all happened lriorv
the discovery OF America American 40
men have stepped to the front in place Of
the Pari~irunc Pity hut 4 Hairy would
give her share in one Eilt, not enumerated
Ut her English cousin a low pitched, we'll
modulatrd voice. The American voice Is
! lNttll ll all as t'EuThf GU lillNNNApllN At
the American reception.
Society has but about tour weeks in
which to coutiue the Publications OF the
winter season. Then comes Lent Mat
tiers nave not been as gay in Wheeling soci-
ety lately a. ole would think they should
he, and this is due to a number Of reasons.
Wheeling society people have 4 habit Of
Offering their hospitality in spells, and the
result generally IS a feast or a famine. We
NAV expect to see 4 months events crowd
ed into the week preceding Lput, then all
will be glad that the season has arrived.
4 very quiet wedding is promised for
the near future, and while the same has
not been formally announced, the tact IL
petty generally known. still II will sur
prise some people.
II is rather remarkable with what rcck
l~ps~ncss and abandon some people handle
the question OF marriage, isn't 1t: Now,
know 4 young lady who some seven years
ago became engaged to a young man-th"
tact il. neither Of them were much more
than children al the timC-Ind since that
time they have not seen each other. rs the
lover vent west and, still. the engagement
has been broken off and renewed by letter
three separate and distinct times, and |
understand the marriage is sci for an early
day. Only think what changes c9n occur
in seven years, and they haven't seen each
other in that time. Love certainly is a pc
culIar animal.
One Of the enjoyable events of the COM
my week will be a masquerade party to he
given on Friday evening next by Mrs. &.
Brues at her Island residence. A private
maspEc is something rare in Wheeling, and
that 1t will he pleasing goes without saying
Currency green" is a new shade, the
tint OF freshly printed iive-dollar bulls, and
/ can only he worn by the whitest skinned
= blondes who also nave ullor. 4 plush
o gown rast made lor 4 well. known New
Yorker il oi this shade and j. meant to he
worn to dinners. DinEvT-giyers will prob
ably have numerous regrets when it Is
suspected that the lady in question will he
i present and wear this gown, for it. ALSO
Ately kills all the Culors near it, and the
only gowns il does not take the freshness
and beauty out Of are white ones, says the
, Uori}. The green plush is made over 4
Cream-whitc MORE petticOat heavily N
broidrrcd in gold, and the plush itself is
- trimmed with green and gold braid. The
70 lady has fine Cmoralds and this green deep
- ems and intrnSilirs the color OF her GEMS.
n Mrs. l. J. Zane entertained the Whist
Club in a handsome manner Friday even
in "a h. r.-T1.nrg -, D1.,.,nt EalIay
and a most delightful evening WAS spent
g bv all present. The game stopped at md
@ night when appetiling refreshments were
t served, the Wheeling people coming in on a
e special motor.
l. A North Main street door bell Ilugl,d
{ merrIly the other evening. The daughter
t of the house blushed and jumped to her
1 feet, knowing well whose ring it Was. She
e fairly flew to the door, stumbled over an
o ottoman and fell headlong. Another de-
e icctive flew. This is the season for EN-, ~
p said the Old gentleman, who had been
T reading OF a false alarm.
On Wednesday evening the members OF
the Ladies Section of the Arion Society
teuucTeu lutlI Etulltultu TRENDS q NtlN
y delightful leap year party at the club
rooms of the Society. About twenty-five
of the fortunate young men were called for
by the ladies and escorted to the club
: house in true leap year style. The large
\ parlor was handsomely decorated tor the
= occasion, Prof Charlie KiIlmcyer presided
at the piano and a splendid supper was
p served from which combination those
h present managed to extract a very delIgh-
1 ful time, and the boys wish they would do
: it again.
: st 4 recent sugar-house party a Irall,
z sweet-looking young lady ate fourteen
q stalks of sugar cane and drank hlty-seyen
T glasses Of cane Juice during the twenty
/ four hours of her stay. Sweets to the
e sweet" Is the motto for sugar. house par
o. ties. saws the New Orleans PiuuG,Ne.
After such a feet as that, ! should imagine
she would be pretty nearly as sweet rs
some Of our Wheeling girls.
Friday evening, Miss Name Lukens gave
apleasant little leap year party 10 anumber
of friends. at her home On the Island, snd
IL. .,o.t oyFn.,h1n ,T,Fr NfFss Nan