Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-12

When out of the street figure came,
Walking p. d. fast.
A woman climbed over a backyard fence,
Her face was covered with crime,
She carried shawl, piece OF soap,
And in pocketbook medal and dime
She hustled away to the stable loft
To hide in the Wondering nay,
For her husband tho loving was fond Oh sport,
And "chaSed the duck" all day
II prieved her sore when she thought II DER,
For she was a woman OF grace.
She carried a gun when she wanted fun,
And trotted lively pace.
But the old stager rats objected, indeed,
To lodge one night this stranger
ca they bit Al her toes and broke her repose,
Till she fed in fright from the danger.
In her hurry and fright she never once thought
That in leaving her worldly Possess.tosn a,
They'd be carried away the very mex uA''
BY George with niggard dlscIelion'
The moral is this, my gifted friends,
Don't marry man who likes peer,
For you'll surely end as this woman uIu,
And sleep in loft as drear.
The word Directoire is applied 10 an,
sort of an upper garment with lapels Dit
enough to excuse the name. Some OF 'n'
garments styled Directoire coats nave ne
tails, and with the surplice waistcoats ano
folded sashes worn with them are rather
queer little garments, although undeni
ably smart. The very latest Paris news II
that the underdress worn with the Direct
oite coat should be white.
Social matters were quite dull the pas
week. as the weather was little too warn
for indoor entertainments, but several
events are looked for this month OF more
than an ordinary nature.
On Tuesday evening a large number O
Wheeling's Younger society people were
gathered at the residence OF Mr. A. w
Kelly. on Twelfth street, the occasion be
ing reception given by his son, MIR. vii
Kelly. to his friends. The assemblage wal
congenial and happy one and the even
ing proved for all one of the most delight
full they had ever spent. The spacious
billiard room on the top floor was used iol
dancing and the Opera House orchestrs
made its best music for that purpose
Gard rooms were also provided FOL
those who wished to play, ano
nothing was left undone TO make
the affair an unqualified success. AT mia
night a tempting luncheon was served II
the dining room, which all we're in the hui
NOR to do Justice to. 1t was an early houl
Wednesday morning when the last guess
reluctantly departed with acknowledg
ments to their accomplished host Tor the
enjoyable entertainment.
Mr.. Will Policy and Miss Carrie Vance
of Benwood, will be married at the M. T.
Church in that city on Wednesday OF this
week.
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock Mr.
VIM. F. Bayha, of this city, and miss
Callie M. Henke, of Steubenvllle, were
married at the residence of the brides par
ents in that place, Rev. A. ]. Klindworth
of the Lutheran Church, officiating AT
ter brief reception Mr.. and Mrs. Bayhs
came to Wheeling and they have gone tt
housekeeping on Fourteenth street. Ihey
have many friends who extend best wishes
MIR. Henry Ir0ll ana MISS LZzle Louu
messer were made man and wife Thursday
evening at the residence of Mr.. Hugo
Looe, on North Front street, Island, Rev.
A. W. Werder tieing the knot. A pleas
ant family reception followed and the
young folks were the recipients Of hearty
congratulations.
Mrs. Tweedy, of No. 1863 Main street,
gave a pleasant echure party Thursday
evening, in honor of the anniversary of her
birth. The game continued merrily until
late hour, when refreshments were served,
to which the guests devoted their attention
for some little time. After luncheon the
game was resumed, and it was some time
past midnight before the merry party re.
turned to their homes, with many kind
wishes for Mr.. and Mrs. Tweedy. Those
present were: Misses Amelia Lane, Emma
Oker, Katie Molter, Aunie Loffler, Katie
Lane; Messrs. VIM. Gardner, VIM. Hodge,
Henry Loef1ler, Frank Bleakmore, Henry
Meyers and James Giffen.
Henry B. Elliott, of this city, and Miss
Fannie Wiles, of Short Greek, were married
Saturday evening at o'clock, at the resi-
dence OF the groom's father, Mr.. John
Elliot, 434 Coal street, Rev. Geo. f. Hite
officiating.