Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-22


says q writer in the Baltimore Sun, so that
in the course Of time they live together
p~eaceably and ~contentedly, one or the
other or both yielding to the companions
whims, tastes or prejudices to avoid dis
sessions. Daring the process of this mu-
tual accommodation and growth, which
may extend over a long series Of years,
there is serious risk that it may he arrest
ed by q decree of that affection which in
spires it, or that in accomplishing the
harmony husband or wife may be obliged
to yield more than is fair, so that in the
end the couple, instead of being on terms
of equality as husband and wife should
be, stand in the relation of subject and
master.
But in spite of that love, in spite Of his
devotion 10 the material welfare of his
wife and child, he has neglected to make
her life pleasant; he hiss pursued his W
path with little consideration for her de-
sires, and has accepted her sacrifices rs a
matter of course. The blame is not al
ways with the husband; counter-forces are
also st work to produce the same result.
The wife, while attending faithfully 10 all
household duties, may have helped to make
her husband a silent man by unnecessary
discussions OF his own affairs, and such
small talk" as wesried him, and which
be sought 70 avoid by becoming absorbed
in other things. Whatever the cause that
leads to such drifting apart in the home
lives Of really faithful couples, the begin
nipys of it should be noted and the rem
edy applied betimes, that as the years roll
on husband and wife may grow together
and become as one flesh.
There are more alleviations to a sale
marriage in gay life than any other" says
a society lady in tie Atlantis Constitution
People may talk conscience till they die,
but conscience can be kept pretty quiet in
| the body Of a beautiful woman surrounded
by admiration and luxury. A lot of rant
ing is done about the worldly mother who
lesves her children to the care of servants.
OF course such 8 woman is not an ideal
mother, but the children are not as much
10 be pitisd as those of the equally heart
less mother OF a lower class who is too
siovenly and trihlng to take proper care OF
her offspring and too poor to hire servants
TO take care of them. l tell you the
preachers are al wrong. The worldly so
ciety woman, next TO the perfect and
rarely found Christian woman, is the hap
pisst on earth"
NThs harvest excursion and basket picnic
which was given by the c., L. Il W. e r
TO Chippewa Lake, on Wednesday. wac an
immense success. 1t required WI large
trains Of ten cosches each to carry the
crowd from the end Of the road, and had
the weather been more prcpitious the IA
! ~cilities OF the company would have been
inadequate. The excursion left Bridge
port at 100 o'clock Wheeling time, the
first section being in charge of Col. j. l.
Green, the energetic excursion sgent OF
the road, and the second section in care OF
NJ. J. COPYRIGHT, chief engineer. The
lake was reached at about - O'Clock,
nothing worthy of note having happened
en- route. TIE grounds were dry and
in excellent condition, large crowds from
Cleveland aud other POINTS being already
there The c., l. & W. owp twenty-five
acres Of tiae land bordering on the lake
and are fixing it mp in elegant style, ho-
tells, 6epots, etc, being already up. Re-
turning the train left the lake at $40 p.
NJ. and arrived home at 1880 p. M, moth
ing having happened on the trip worthy OF
comment except the general good time.
The social event ofthe week was the re,
ception to President Hulhhen Quarter,
of the Wheeling Club, and his charming
bride. who recently returned from quite
an extended bridal tour. The affair was
one OF the most delightful events ever ex-
perienced in Wheeling social circles, and
the q hundred and fifty people present
enjoyed il most thoroughly. The guests
were received by Mr.. and Ms. Quarter,
assisted BY Mrs. C. NJ. Hog, Of Cadiz,
mother Of the bride, DR.. and Mrs. Geo.
Baird and Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Moi
fat. At ten o'clock the reception and
rooms presented 8 scene of brillianey that
was pleasing to the eye and mind, the
Tsrpsichore making good use of the
bali rcom floor and the splendid music
furnished BY the Opera House orchestrs,
while the reception room afforded opportu-
nity for those who wished TO play cards or
indulge in tete a-tetes. The toilets Of the
ladies were superb, srd their vearers
never looked loveFer. AZ eleven
O'Clock supper was announced, and soon
the sSsemblage wa enjoying q collection
spread BY Caterer burst in the large room
under the club rooms. After q liberal
discussion Of the good things, the amuse-
ments Of the evening were again resorted
10. and continued until $50 O'Clock Wed
uesdsy morning, when carriages were or
dsrsd and the merry party dispersed.
On Thursdsy afternoon at 8 o'clock the
marriage of Mr.. Dan l. Pager and Miss
Ola NJ. Rsitz was solemnized at the English
Lutheran church on Sixteenth street, Rev.
E. Fl. Dorrblsser officiating. The only st
tepdants were the uShsrs, Messrs. Ed. w.
CharnosS snd Albert c. Shsfsr, bat the
ceremony was Witnessed by quite a large
number of friends Of the contracting
parties. At Its conclusion, the bridal party
was driven to the home of the bride on
Market street, where's pleasant informal
reception was held, congratulations and
gcod wishes being shosered upon Mr.. and
Mrs Prayer. Mr.. Prayer is q promising
young business man and his bride Is .
charming young lady, both being popular
members Of q large social circle.
Mr.. James Orris Of Mansfield, the well
known tenor singer, was rendered q large
reception by his admiring lady frieads last
Wednesday evening. in this city, twenty
couples being present, all Of which spent 3
delightful evening. Refreshments were
served at eleven o'elccS, after which
dancing continued patil two O'Clock. Mr..
Orris has made many friends while here
who would like TO see him return soon.
The latest freak among the fashionable
beiies IN q Nebraska city Is to induce
their faverites to cut of their musfsehes
and secure the hair. The hair Is made
into q ring or breastpin, and 10 quite kissa-
BILE when the original is absent Ii Is q
base counterfeit bnt tieklesomeye , know.
Instead of having their shoes made Of
yel>pw leather it 10 . dressy thing for