Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
A foot more light, a Step more true


Meier from the heath flower dashed the dew.
Scot: Lazy If hs Luxe.
Il is the opinion Of Mime. Eloise de Mon
telban that we as nation could acquire
perfect feet il, instead Of marrying for love
or for money, our men and women would
marry with q view Of endowing posterity
with good feet. To make a long story
short Mime. Montalban recommends the
union of the splay-footed MissOurian with
the mincing Marylander, of the box'toed
Gothamite with the pigeOn.toed Kentuck-
isn--in fine, CONFORMING Of dive sc and
autipodal qualities wheretrom shall issue.
Ptusnix like, the perfect foot"
As all are aware, unless some have
been SO fortunate as to live in ice-house9,
the past week has been very warm, and in
consequence social affairs were naturally
very few. The weddings of this week
were not numerous, but there are still
some people who think June is the only
time to be married. OF course there is no
pre;tier month for the bridal, but it is too
awfully warm-especially this June. Au-
tumn is the only time TO be married, the
season being just as pretty and the heat
not so oppressive.
On Thursday evening Miss Sophia Carr
entertained a number OF young society
people at her home at Pleasant Valley, at
lawn party. The evening was spent in
delightful manner, the charming hostess
making the occasion as usual very eDjoya-
BILE.
On Friday evening pleasant little party
of young society folks took yacht excur'
sion on the surprise, going down the river
as far as the naIroWs and returning. The
affair was very epjOyabls, the night being
a perfectly beautiful one.
On Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
the marriage Of Mr.. Dant A, Taylor and
Misss Josephine Peterman was solemuized
in very pretty manner at the Fourth
Street II. E Church, Rev. r F. Randolph
officiating. The only attendants were the
ushers, Messrs. II. c. Franzheim, s. OFT
Carothers, Will J. Lukens and Will Hig-
gins. Quite a number OF the friends of
the high contracting parties had assembled
TO witness the ceremony, at the conclusion
of which many extended their congratuls-
lions and good wishes to the happy couple
who held brief reception in one of the
church parlors. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
were then driven to the B. & o. depot
where they took western bound train for
a bridal tour, the best wishes of their many
friends following them. They were the
recipients of numerous handsome and use
ful presents.
The progressive euchre party at the
Wheeling Club rooms, Monday evening,
was a most enjoyable affair, quite num-
Der of the members and their lady friend,
being present to enjoy it. Monday night,
Of course, will continue to be club nights
az usual, and ali are requested to be pres
eut Monday evening. The closing event
of the season will be reception rendered
TO President Hullihen Qusrrier and bride
upon their return home, which promises
DO be a most delightful affair.
Announcement has been made of the
coming nuptials Of Mr.. Fshnestock, OF
and Miss Annie o. Hare, Of this
city, which are to occur on Monday at 81.
Joseph's Cathedral, and of Mr.. K. E.
Saryer. who is connected with the Wheel
ing Natural Gas Company, and Miss Eva
Brinton. Both young ladies were former
" in the Central telephone Office, where
they made --rasny friends by their genial
acepw and tnev
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