Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-14

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r.... .-... t-.. l.- % -he season.
Az. ..-..u.r- party A> Wei.
-..... I.-- .-.,rI lance Mttu iua ,'aNN
s...r.e ..i> dear little belle.
..-,... ... was raiued -o discover
r..-I ..l-.l her ai iOr myself
t-....I l rl- roi- ot 30 lover.
mi ..r- since been Lara on the shelf.
......-i her. ike coveted treasure.
trI h-ft hsrS the words on my tongue.
T~.id DO not spoil her fresh pleasure
Fru are Old and her heart is TOO Young.
..., well toward th- end ot the season
.-. ,..w her once more. ln "a throns
tri .h- caily demanded he reason
lind sept out Of sight for so long.
81. lid had the "best time, she asserted.
81 Irr lace NaN lu>L N44 IT'S ltfNlt "t''tA'
.-f,.. flr-ed-ye gods, how she lirteu
u.-h t.lf o. the men IA the room.
r-. ..r,.- alored her So madly.
t-l 81, glad that ms love MAS untold.
r.-f ttol-ht 90 myself, rather sadly,
-rn -.. Young FOR a heart grown So OLD
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SoEA Re during the past week has not
syriD.,si anv great degree of animation.
4 nrrr y
tne rrel' cent OF the year with the society
of We lg, draw on apace. Already ar
rsnc-s-.s are being made in advance in
ori. avoid u conflict of dates in the
at--te Of entertainments promised.
AS, some Of these events includes a
grr l-iety ranging from small and coy
Il lborately grand. All the clubs and
81 limitations in the city are in a
: frame Of mind and are mapping out
f--.e, Christmas is not quite two
! -es, ~ and the buzz of society small
. akisc1eiv upon subjects pertaining 70
/ le Lti.lys aud their celebration. The
past --rse week have been very gay, and
irccrssc-e-ce tired people are everywhere
Oh be f.l1 Even the bellies and beauxs
u1S- Elre certain amount OF
rest But 10 return 10 Christmas.
The sores are beginning TO look
ar and festive. with their array
n holiday GOODS and fancy articles. What
sb'essed arrangement il was that Christ
mas was made 10 cone when all nature IS
-ls, bleak and drear 70 brighten Us up
With the remembrance Of its promise and
1De. The very thought of Christmas fills
Is with a new spirit Perhaps the peace
j merry happiness of the time is brought
lout by our thinking, for a season, so
--ch more Of others than of ourselves. On.
rs the stores are very attractive, and
-lav people viii soon be hurrying about
Tn numerous packages and on various
Missions COmmingied with pleasant ex-
reulcr will be much anxiety. On the
whole F, viii be JOY.
There was a pleasant informal reception
G Martins Ferry, given by Mrs. W. II.
Scale5sr aud Miss Tillie krats IN honor OF
Mr " q Helfenbine, on Thursday even
ug Icl'e present were: Misses SOPHIA
Eicle Erul Daume, Tillie kratS, Edna
CrE.s louisa Daume, Kate Holmes. Z.
Ae7-s- Daume, AOna Holmes, Mrs.
N-4-s- Mrs Wright; MeSsrS. VIM. Otto,
Hz Market, ] Metzner, +. Daume, W.
q -HelenOine, c. Baker, H. Morris, y.
h--.er e. Liphart. w Barr aud quite a
0leS-ra was the chief feature OF the
relng. At most seasOnable hour re
| esiments We're served, after which dane
and various games were INDUCED in
b, an early hour, when the party dis
$ed. wishing many returns OF the day.
One Of the most notable social events of
Pc season that has occurred in Martins
ON. was q German" given by Mrs. NJ.
w Faulkner. in honor of her
Ta--d4ughter, Miss Mary Love, of Win
custer "a, on Thursday last week. By
e-- l-s' nine the spacious parlorS were
..t With the society people of the city.
81. --tqast ten an elegant supper was
Ne.tt. -owed by ices of all kinds, and
Immediately after, the German was COM
.el'tl Jed BIS Mr. Frank Eichelberger and
., .. .S' Love with the following participants
PISS Sale Brock and K. Lee Snodgrass,
a.,s Mercy Hunter. of Berkley Springs,
". O.. and r. +. SwOpe, Miss l.. Elcnel-
elger and II. H. Emmert, Miss May
Faulkner and +. H Baker, Miss b. Stew
rr41d John Lee FOut, Miss Carrie ROush.
NO. p. Eichelberger. Miss limo Fiery
DIR. Henshaw, Miss +. Emmert. of
aissrstown. Md, and Ed. Bruce. of Win
lSr. Va, Misses NOta Weaver and
Bovd. j. Clifton Wheat, of WincheS-
p ra.. Messrs. :. W BOYD, H. Baker
AT Gilbert, Mrs. c. ID. Buckles, Mrs
Love. and Miss Else Love, of Winches-
b ga and Mrs. Campbell, of Kentucky.
Se.e Atkinson entertained about forty
-eg '-.e friends Tuesday evening, from
l a, her home on Twelfth street.
.ee'sliag was spent in various amuse-
aus Refreshments were served, which
sN thoroughly enjOyed. One of the novel
--.-'y> Oh, the party was an enormous pie
'-- Na'ained a present for all.
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Monday evening Miss Mamie Reilly,
Ia sand. gave a party 10 her friends
C,- mates in honorof her birth day
Meta y S,nds and music, both instru-
uea,s 4. veal were the chief amuse-
.0yei ~ 0e1ing. The young folks en-
'hos4 n,.-'s.--,seses highly. The names of
Cara 49, Ee1e Misses Mary Fu0en,
zach, n.y. Bertha Welty, Teresa Fas-
N-rrb- ~ taSlacht, Agnes Cooke, Mary
Ears o.-f-e smith. Maggie Gilligan,
l4ge-s~.- Helen Farley. Geneveve
64c.ar' Minnie Aul, Clara Jenkins,
Gv -.'.tee, Bina Doyle, Lizzie Maff-
SO NIfH.. .ttttA@s OdllC NIdNutLs lAcEt-
G4rr P.tsil Mary Lotus. Julia Shafer.
anu Aggie Reilly.
Ta.. -
a,eo., f,'.e,aent made recently that cards
N1 AMI NJ, Ae wedding Of James +. Fergu-
l4rsRs,iS - - Jennie Hunt, of Glen Easton,
Nod Co'.aty, W. Va. is reported on
'''y 10 be an error.
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DER emu. singing Society gave one of
Ee.Be,i,'4o.e haifee visites at their hall
a.,srBoo--' night The ladies met in the
sg1t.e--e-. anu prepared supper for the
irre. 49,. members, which was served
sas re- % seven The floor of the hair
@ P-os cleared and dancing TO the music
s.eren ~, hillmyer was induced mill
q he o.s s.ocS. The COMMITTEES In charce
ai.es. lar a, was composed of the folIovr;5o
4 Sehafs. rs. Chas. Kiumyer. Mr. ia
Bsere-.' , Mrs Peter Welty, Mrs Cso NJ,
| Riddle N, lrs' William Welty. Mrs LANES
I'd N;. Slrs. John Lutz, Mrs. viii Ro,re .,,s'
~ AM ,''i ~ Mary Schmulbach. Dora We