Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

Il % NNtlN SILVER spoon. I ne kNlutAluk was
f characterized by some Of Wheehng's most
T proficient players. and the first prize was
contested by several of the fair ones the
honor finally falling 10 Miss Laura Cooper.
A dainty lunch was served during the al
tcruOOu All the arrangements OF the
party were admirably planned ana sue
/ cessfully executed
Quite a new method of Waiting has
sprung up recently. The Boston Courier
+ saws it is more curious than graceful, CON
s.stiug of spring into the air, quickly
executed double shuttle. and another spring,
the process being repeated until exhaustion
eusues 10 is very fine exercise for these
warm evenings in crowded rooms, and IS
found exceedingly conducive 10 brilliant
compilations. Much skill is necessary 10
avoid rapid descent upon partners toes, an
accident not provocative of good humor,
aud frequently trying 20 the best manners
The burning question of the day in Eng
land is ''the art of eating peach And
On show how very dull society must be. the
discussion has entered the columns of the
big newspapers. where various authorities
give their opinions ON etiquette of the dim
uer table The French rule for eating
peaches is % bite with "pleines dents, -
and 10 is good enough for the superb fruit
grown n France. One does not care TO
waste a dropot the divine Juice by cutting
away the velvetv skin, which of itself Is
so beautiful I'm tint 10 ought TO be swal-
lowed But "the art of peach eating
does NOT interest WheelnCites this season.
for the excellent reason that they have no
peaches tO eat
a number of the friends of Miss Ella
Ankle rendered her % pleasant surprise par
tv. at her home on South Jacob street, last
tuesday evening About twelve couples
were present. Dancing, music and games
was the order of the evenings enjoyment,
with an iutcrmissiOn AZ midnight, when re
frcshments were served and discussed IL
was AN early hour next morning when the
guests departed
There was a delightful soiree given at
the home of Miss Minnie Cochran, on
Scotch Ridge. ou last Tuesday night, in
which quite number from town here took
part Dancing and games were INDUCED
ind until about lO o'clock, when an elegant
and sumptuOus rcpast was served, 10 which
every one did justice. Every one pro
uUucCd Miss Minnie am excellent hostess
Those present were Miss Lizzie Str.nger
Minnie Shocklev. phene and Bird Perry
Rose Moore. Ella Noho, Annie Meeker,
Carrie Lucas. Katie Slelvau, and Mrs
Laura Coleman. Charlie. Ed and Gus
Nuckuck. Han Perry. Charlie Crawford,
Ed Reilly. WIN Striuger VIII, sam ana
Albert Neebcr. Charlie Coleman, Elmer
Robertshaw. Frank Moore and Hubert
O'DOuueL
The last. and one OF the most successful Of
the series of dances given 10y the popular
Alphas. was held at the ParS last Thursday
evening Prof AlIyers orchestra tlr-
u-,hel the music. to which dancing was IN
lulrei FOO until two o'clock Friday morn
ing. with am intornisSiou 40 midnight Tor
refreshments. The crowd returned ON a
special motor This affair closes the sum
rer programme. aud also the FIRST year of
-heeNistcucc of this popular organization.
They star, their second season with en-
.ogrl-fuE prospects. aud have the best
w.snc, OF multitude of friends
TN, K.endeuniug Club was entertained
rn-- Thursday week ov one oi It's members,
Miss Ti-e BeIviue. 40 her residence ON
the South Side. All present mad delight
r- time The time was spent in dancing,
singing. and different games helresh-
meu-s were served ~ am early hour
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
..re5 Miss Alr., Havlnan. az her residence
o..-.s Sor-h Side. last Friday evening All
+r.-. 1r.,.r- had "a very enjoyable time.
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