Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-19

Yes, Mr.. Charles, " said she, shyly. And
Mr.. CHARLES" she answered, trembling.
miss Clara, I have a confession to make;
will you hear it?" "If you like, Mr..
Charles" answered she, becoming pain
fully embarrassed, as she anticipated q pro
posal. well" said he, in n deep and
solemn voice, Il was out with the boys
last night, and it was ? o'clock before l
got home"
A very pleasant little dancing party was
given in honor Of Mr.. T. Spellman, last
Tuesday evening, at ais home. Prot.
Charlie Killmeyer made the music, and a
very enjoyable time was spent. Those
present were: Misses Aggie Rafferty,, Til
lie Crepe, Emma johnson, Katie Walsh,
Jennie Phillips, Annie Rafferty,, Ella
Spellman and Messrs. VIM. Weisearver,
Menkemeller, Shas. Schemp, Harry
Menkemeller, Jim Plummer, John Fitz'
gerald, j. Ritter, J. Anderson and 7,
Spellman.
A pleasant leap year party was gwen al
the residence of Mr.. Lewis Jones Oh North
Front street, Island, Friday evening, and
a most enjoyable evening was spent 10
dancing to Killmeyer's music. Splendid
ref eshments were served at midnight,
! after which dancing was resumed and con-
tinued until an eaIly hour yesterday
morning.
A very pleasant leap year party was
given at the home of Miss Annie Mccain,
on North Main street, Monday evening
last, which was in charge Of several popu-
lar young. ladies. Dancing was the chief
amusement of the evening and the young
gentlemen we're very much pleased with
the kind attentions OF their escorts, the
ladies, and all spent a delightful evening.
At midnight tempting refreshments were
served by The ladies, Of which all heartily
partook. The affair was d continual round
of pleasure from beginning to end and the
hostess did the honors beautifully.
Mr.. George B. Riddle entertained a num-
Der Of friends in a pleasant manner al dis
home on North Main street, Thursday
evening. Progressive euchre occupied the
greater part of the evening and furnished
much amusement, music and dancing as
sisted in making tie evening enjoyable,
while refreshments served at q s~easonable
hour we've greatly appreciated. There were
present Sophia Elig, Rosa Wincher, Lizzie
Miller, Zetta Mayors, Anna Neuhart,
Emma Elig, Mary Hubel, Katie Neuheart,
Clara Miller, Sue Weise, Maggie Barley,
Mollie d WINS, from New Brighton. Della
Arndt, Kate Riddle, Mr.. Day Hervey,
Robert Straight, Lou Smith, Geo. Heiner,
Howard Wells, Tom Mckeever, Rudy
Hubel, John Fallow, Chas. s NTH, Tom
Carnahan, aud Harry Riddle.
The Windsor Athletic club celebrated
their frst anniversary in a very pleasant
manner, on last Monday evening, at
their hall on South Jacob street. The
crowd was the largest that ever assembled
within the hall. a pleasing feature OF the
evenings entertainment was the address
delivered BY Mr.. John Howard, reviewing
the history of the organization and ath-
letic sports in general. Prof. Chas. Kill
myer furnished the music.
There is a good deal Of complaint from
Wheeling ladies that men stare at them on
the street, when shopping or ~promenading.
Now, if eight out Of ten women are not
made to be looked at, can anybody tell
" hat they were made foI? But let that
pass. Allow that every eye should be
considerably cast down as the TAR crea.
lures come in sight. Agree that OF all bad
things that bad men do, to look at a pass
ing is the worst. But-er-how
would the woman know she had been
looked at if she did not look at the mem
Why, she wouldn't know ii, OF course.
And it is lust as naughty as it GIN be, too.
Think how you would feel yourself, my
dear, if you were O shy, sensitive man,
holding down some street corner, and a
woman with big firty eyes would persist
on fixing them on you. Dreadful! Don't
do it, girls, don't.
A very enjoyable leap year progressive
euchre party was given by MIR. and Mrs.
/ NJ. J. McFadden, at their residence ON
Virginia street, Island, on last Monday
evening. Those present we're Mr.. o
Mrs. Nj. J. McFadden, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Savapeot, Misses Annie and Theresa Mil
Ter, Ella and Kate Savageot, Mollie and
Emma Laue, Jennie and Lulu Shellhase,
Jennie Gaus, Emma Lump and Annie
McFsdden, Messrs. b L. Beard, Joseph
Savagsot, Ray ard Herman Starlight,
Hugh McFadden, F. Bedillion, Joseph
Miller, Neil McFsdden, Chas. Smith and
Bert McFadden. The leading prizes were
awarded to Miss Theresa Miller and MI.
Hugh McFadden. BOBBY Plzes were taken
by Miss Annie Miller and Mr.. B L Beard.
Refreshments were served at IL O'Clock,
followed by dancing until an early hour in
the morning.
Mrs Joseph Yahn was rendered a pleas
ant surprise party, at her residence on
Sixteenth street, last Tuesday evening, by
a number Of friends, the occasion being the
annivs rsary CT her birth. Dimmey's Or
cbestra was on hand and furnished music
for dancing, at which amusement the time
was very erj5yably spent. Refreshments,
served at a s~easonsble hour, were discussed
satisfactorily. The affair was in charge oil
Misses Teresa Heimiller and Lizzie Wer-
ner, and Messrs. Frank Morris and Lon
Friese.
Barney McEntee, the saloon keeper on
the South Side, and his bride, nee Miss
Irene Muldoon, returned home Yesterday
evening from an eastern visit to New York,
Baltimore and Washington City. % their
arrival they met with friends from Wheel
ing and Martins Ferry, who, together with
the bride and groom, enjoyed themselves
till l2 o'clock.
A pleasant masquerade was rendered
Mis- Ida Roders at her home in Center
Wheeling, Tuesday evening. The young
lady was surprised, but the guests were en-
tertaiDed in a very enjoyable manner,
dancing to Browns band being the chief
amusement. Refreshments were served at
midnight.
A Secret
of good health is found in the regular
movement Of the bowels and perfect action
of the liver. These organs were intended
F~oua Tho uuofaun. oil