Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25

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promps.
The geographical rocial" Is the latest
says an exchange. The gentlemen ar
given car1s, on each Of which are printed
the name of some county in the State
while each lady receives crd with
county seat written uron il. The gentle
men hunts up the county seat of Lis caun
/ ~ to take out to supper, and If the county
seat 10 rot known forfeit of tn cents j
exacted for the information. The forfeit
is co'lscted in the usull way, all partie!
winning.
A game that is becoming deservedly Pop
ulsr in tome social circles is called
Words" and, besides being something Of
an intel estual amusement, it is also very
interesting.
TIE srt Of kissing, says q young LADY
writer in an exchange, has been reduced
from its position Of ''fiue nrt" to "lost
ant" on the part of the masculine kis eat.
There Is more of that delicacy Of touch,
that calm elaboration, that careful search
irg for the light spot that characterizes the
imprint of the feminine kiss that sends the
blood tinkliog through your body and your
soul into rCalGs Of momentary Bliss TIE
M Sscul ne kiss is vigorous explosive, just
81 likely 10 be implanted on the nose or ear
az on the lips, and with q conclusion that
d'sarrangss bangs, untrnss the fine strings
Of the Ioll and knds dscord ringing
through every nerve and fibre of your be-
ing. The intent of the masculine kiss IS
deiibeTats enough, but the sctuslity is an
sccj6ent. A man should never kiss until
be has deliberated for haitian hour In that
event lie might approach the subject with
the proper conception of its awfal resfon-
sibil:ty.
While there have been 70 largo social
events the past week the evenings have
been well occupied with little club mte.-
logs ard dancing parties, which have prov
ed very delightful for those participating.
THANKSGIVING wesk ponises to bring
forth number Of entertainments, the most
notable one probably being the hop t. be
given at The Whes ling Club on Thanks
giving night. The Opera House orchestra
will make tie music ard most delightful
evening is ANTICIPATED.
The concert of the Boston Symphony
D. chestral Club at the 0pera House to-
morrow evening will be quite social event
aud large audience of music-l5ving reo-
pie will no doubt take advantage of this
opportunity TO hear the artists forming the
club.
A cooking club has been formed by a
numbeI OF prominent society young ladies'
for the season, ard ju6girg from the in
sugural feast, future ones may be looked
forward to with many plsasurable antici-
pat:ons. Every body knows that the mem
bels of q cooking cub always do the cook
ing, and many ilk,s have been ci culate d
about them by the parsgrSphers Of the
country in which indigestion always fo,-
lowed q reference to the cooking, but
th(s3 photographers were never enteItAire1
By tie Wheeling cooking club, or they
would net have the opportunity Of eX.
psriepciDg the unncomtor tsble sensation
tlst inSpira such jokes. The young gen.
temen friends OF the Numbers of the
club were entertained by Misses Jennie
and Sadie Baird at the residence of their
parents on FourtGelth street, Thurs lay
eve 1icg, assisted by the other members,
md the occasion proved a most delightful
one The fesst wss served early and its
discussion was long and e-joyable tie coed
thi2gI being dOubly appreciated on &C.
conn. of the knowledge that the hands Ct
the young ladies had manufactured than.
Ole o. tie most enjoyable social events
o. the week was the musical recital and
recap ion at the Wheeling Female College,
FriCay evening. The rscitsl wss uLdzr
the dire CiCn If this accomplished musical
instructless, Miss Enory, and was an IN
quahf 4 suCCEs, being enjoyed by large
number of ths patrons ana friends of the
institution. TIE recsptiol which followed
it was very Eleagant indeed.
A very pleasant Informal reception YVES
given By Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Rihel-
dsffsr at their ret idence on Twelfth street,
Friday evening, in honor of their visitors,
Mr.. and Mrs. Groves, of BrsdiCr1, Pa.
Mrs. Groves will Ee remembered by
Wheeling society people as Miss Van
Ossram, and her hostess was Mrs. Rihel-
dsifsr before her maIrisge.
Friday evening DR.. and Mrs. Robert J
Read entertained this years whist club at
their apar smeDts on ChapliGe street, and a
most delightful evening was spent by all
present. Toe refreshments, served at
eleven o'c'O,k, formed o very enjoyable
fta u-e, which was thoroughly appreciated
This was the second meeting Of the sea-
cons series, and hereafter the club will be
entertained semi-montaly by the MEM
bsIs alternately.
Ga Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II Usarre were hest end host So tOa pleas
ant party of thtir friends, at their resi-
dencs On Chapli1s street. The evening
was spent very Pleasantly with the assist
ance Of cards and other amugements and
splendid refreshments, served at tl.vsn
O'Clock, were very highly enjoyed.
The Misses Zane, of the Garden Spot,
enter ,ined a number of their friends with
a delightful 'taffy pulling" al thsir home,
on South Front street, last Monday even
ing. Those present were: Misses Cora
Walters, Ella Plsnkey, B'rt;e Zane, Stella
Zane, Lulu Carr, Arnie ShsDleY ard
Me srs. Ray Seab-jght, Tom Wolvingtop,
John Stewart, Harry Muhp, H4rry Ankle
and Walter Dsvr!e1.
On Friday evening number Of well
known society PEOPLE gave q delightful hop
at Durst's psrlor in honor of Misses Rose