Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

efter-dlnner Csuec5' ~ - -:
Il that Wheeling girls always kteP tnelI
e,csgements so secret? Ire giris III o'ne'
cities are not so quiet ABOUT IT,
Savsrsl more weddings hsve been added
IN the list since last Sunday. Two or
tSree weddings are booked for February
And now a Young lady-s pretty young
l,5v-bss opened q conservatory OF 0scu-
Ist;on In Pittsburg. She has been abroad,
bs5 an the advantages Of studying Faro
M, manners and customs, and IN addl-
ION TO teaching young men no" to KISS
rronsrly she will also give instructions IN
5snortment. OF course her pupils are
only fom the ranks of her friends, Whlch
ara lagion. instructions in kissing Is
quite the thing in the East.
The Earcpean style Of hair dTessir 9 for
1850 ia said 70 be a narrow fringe on the
f,rebe3d. with a narrow continuation oil
coils running from the top of the head low
So.yu on the neck. The hair will not be
30 much hidden b. the hat as at present
The ladies the past week had much
.,ors rpnortunity presented them to have
soay time than the men. The idea car
ris3 out by Mrs. List in giving an sitter
nom rroereesive euchre fer ladits l5 GER
tai1ly s novel one and proved very enjoy
able. bata Young lady whispered to me
thst she certainly did miss the men after
q while, and that progressive euehre didn {
possess nearly 20 mUcA epnlt ana interest
20 her as when she could indulge IN little
spat with q msle partner now and then;
but che in t had lovely time al the
same
The following items of dress for men arc
taken from the January number OF the
OutfHer
Tie use OF the dimlnd solitaire as 2 full
dress stud Is confined to the lover
stratum"
Ties Of plain white pique which 20 twics
ar ind the collar, and are folded INTO d
boS by tie wearer as accepted Dy hign
dresser5 rs correct for full dresl
An observer of fashions whius predicts
an early revival of the Old ime RULED
shirt bosom. As a prophet he IS, We are
bound to say, failure.
Tt ia likely that tan colOrsd gloves will
continue to be accepted for some time.
Tans run into so many shades that they
,aord a good varsity from which to make
a selection.
Anglo-mauiacs viii revel shortly in era
watts OF brilliant hues. Their champions
on the otter side Of the water ale wearing
Yenstian red, coral pink, and brilliant
pink. These colO,S appear in the new
toulard Ascot, that wonderful scarf which
,1es twice around the neck before adj ust-
ment. This style Of neckwea1 is invariably
worn by English sweils On their early
morning rides. 1t is worn without shirt
e1ilsr. and is made OF some soft material
that washes well.
On ISIS. Saturday evening Misses Mamie
and Google Brown entertained q number
o,fritnds at their home in Elm Grove in
honor Of their cousin, Miss Gussie Burk-
ham. The affair was a mos, enjoyable
one. the evening b leg spent in various
social amusements, splendid refreshments
bsing served ST d ssaso1able hour.
Ol Wednesday evening about q doz n
Young society folks drove out the National
road 10 Waddingtcn Place, the residence
of NIr. ami Mrs A Ian Howell, Jr., where
they were entertained IN very pleasant
manner. The party returned at half past
two clocs, the next morning.
The Wheeling Club rooms on Main
street were the scene ola very pleasant as
semblsge on Thursday evening, which
proved enjoyable to 3 marked degree.
Tters were twenty-five OF thirty
couples present, nearly all Of
whom played progressive euchre from
half-past eight O'Clock till eleven, when
prizes were awarded the yictors. Miss
Mamie Cornell, Of Chicago, took the first
lady's p-ize, a handsome oxidized silver
bonboniere, and Mr.. John G. Riheldaffsr
was presented with a silver-mounted
pocket comb. Dancing was then COM
merced and kept up until one o'clock the
next morning, Mrs. S.tgreaves furnishing
the music The affair was 3 most pleasant
enc and a notable feature was the pres
ence Of a number Of the older members CT
the club.
One Of the most elegant lurcheons even
given was enjoyed by twenty-eight or
thirty lady friends of Mrs. W. A. Isstt,
Thursday afternoon at her charming Iesl-
dence on North Main street. The lunch
con was served in exquisite style and
course after course followed, each being
discussed with the greatest enjoyment by
the guests, who did not sc, away from the
table until after five o'clock. Mrs. Isett
presided over the entertainment in her
usua, charming manner, and was the re-
apient Of many congratulations upon Its
.uccss TEE table was handsomely en-
belshed with flowers and the whole affair
VIII long be rendered By tie guests as one
o.. the most enjoyable they ever attended
0le the most elegant parties given in
tae city for some time, occurred at the
coy residence of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Carter
List Jr, on Fourteenth street, Thursday
afternoon. The party was for ladies only,
and the invitations read from 80 till D
O'Clock" There were about thirty-hve
ladies' present, and the appearance CT the
rooms where they were all assembled, was
certainly a most charming one. The air
was heavily laden with the perfume of
lowers, and before sitting down to the
card tables each lady was presented with
a bunch Of beautiful aOwers-in fact,
there were flowers in delightful prOfusiOn.
Progressive euchre wss played until five
o'clock, VIXEN q Luncheon was served, fol-
lowed by refreshments, which occupied
the attention Of the ladies until past six
o'clock As winner of the first prize,
Miss Minnie Bowie received a very hand
some souvenir edition Of Tennyson; Mrs.
Dr. A. F. Hustled was the recipient of an
e'egiut plush photograph holder, and Mrs.
Geo. T. Johns received a fine bOn-bon box
dlled with CONNECTIONS. Mrs. DR.. McMss,
ter took The last prize, a handsome little
ornament Prof. Charlie Klllmeyer played
a pleasing programme OF music through
out the whole entertainment.
Miss Oanie StOehr entertained a number