Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-11
49,. n ysny Weddlngs-ssysral Parties and
n r,,,s On he Programmt-Pr'gr'Ss
Of he Charity Ball.


I've firted All summer,
.. t.-g many hearts did I break
-.v many other girls. lovers
.....'f did sutnlsssiy ta6et
.,. Not one. Not heartache
-.,s I'm the world ard through mel
....,-.eI NJ ccquetung no season
u,.. ,,-J lu such lnnocencS
...-s vour wise head unbelieving;
,.. vow fao' with blind men oeglit-
-.- ..4rg1l dumb into the n9rgaln-
.....r.w would manaee 20 MKT.
,.. -.- mentor. I've Girred with no man
boot rro' you doubt IT, But then,
-,.. is f. SO fact, barring orothetS
-... -..r where there weren't anY meh'
-v..r the return of long evenings, IN Ooor
.....sr-s ra-assert their popularity
~. NJ cards are brought out ana various
...rnerts while away the hours. Inc
-sr nj many friends once more oesllrS
-..f-a activity and sets about planning
.-..~s1t for a limited portion OF the
r hundred
~-a rrestion Of counters and score cards
Z. t. considered. and in a few weeks,
s- +rs wedding excitement has subsidized
+ -rf, very pronounced evidence OF good
..-s has speut it's force. these tribes hght
~ win be topics Of moment, and variety
be- courted.
rr-r about is always fair play. Inc
s-5r the past week has oeen disturbed
.r.v an occasional ripple Of interest,
sr . bride turned a dlmplng 1ace TO-
rf rr.rr Benedict, or pretty luncheon
~.f The attention of the young ladies'.
eE.ar stands open still, but the lights
lin are burning low for a season, the
Der of enthusiasm is not flashing orl-
s--v aud the truth Of the adage, III
-er4us but 10 pOurs. has presented us
verse side, for this week 1T ralned.
Tie week that has just PASSED has been
uaratirgiy restful one so Tar Gs society
resuod. People who enjoy entertain
and being entertained have not quite
-ei veg what they wish for, and conse-
sr,v there is a lapse Of quietude which
IS not altogether unexpected, The long
awu out summer season has come 10 an
Ike all other good things in this world
oars. and even the most enthusiastic are
rv compelled TO confess that, If the end IS
.rtU-e, at least it is very near.
& pleasant surprise party was given at
me of Mr.. Henry kalOiJZer, at MS
b. an North Market street, Friday even
iu honor Of the anniversary Of his
~t Dancing, cards and social pastimes
abe the evening happy one. Refresh
a1ts were served at the proper hour. A
asaut evening was spent by all About
Feve couples were present, and all
resent wished Mr. kalbitZer many happy
l.-rls.
The numerous friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
is BWu4uu rendered them a delightful
.rrr party at their residence on Cald-
s. Run, Thursday evening, in honor of
twelfth anniversary Of their marriage,
also being the anniversary Of the birth
,le- daughter Maggie. Dancing and
.ter amusemeuts were INDUCED in until
ir.Ett. when refreshments were served.
.l0-1 those present were: MIR and Mrs.
Miller. Mr. and Mrs. @. BOrrmanu, Mr..
.l Mrs John BaumaDu, Mr. ana Mrs W.
~cdam5cG, MIR. and Mrs. l. BaUmann,
Dr. and Mrs. j. H. BeltZ. Mr.. aud Mrs.
-ll Cruise. Miss BiDa Gaughan, MeSsrs.
&c., Bolts. Herman SchamOra. ChriSty
u5ra. VIM. Baumanu, August Beltz,
d. g. Baumaun, MIR Conrad, Mr. Multi
pan, A. Bricner, and ID. Freese. Mr., and
Prs JOS B3umanu were the recipients OF
.l-v beautiful presents. The guests dis
.-sed az an early hour, wishing them
.--y happy returns Of the day.
AZ the residence of Mrs. Ann Smith, on
lg'l Wc "a street, a very quiet and pretty
ell.rg was celebrated Thursday evening
eight o'clock. in which the contracting
-r-es was her accomplished daughter,
.s, Ellen, and Mr. Edward Steele, the
,pa.ar salesman with Geo. :. Feeney.
ev ID. L. Ash Ofdcisted. A splendid
s..iur supper was afterwards discussed.
BE- and Mrs Steele left for a western
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Some Of the early autumn dinners given
4 superb flower feasts, which the bril-
.lev OF the fall blossoms makes possible.
--re was never, indeed, q time when
Eevs PLAYED so important a part in the
corlt.ve motif of social functions. It
1sS. too. as If flowers were coming 10 be
red for themselves and not for their
-ae. trr most noticeable feature of this
as1g's display has been the popularity Of
eo.lfdshiOned garden flowers, the double
yaacS, the poppy, and even the quaint
-,au and sweet Williams 81 our grand
others Drim bOX-tri mmed beds having
lcellv raised their diminished heads and
l sway over orchids, forced roses and
Der h0t-house darhugs.
There has been, too. q marked fidelity 10
t- passing period Of bloom. From the
lips, crocuses and hyacinthS of early
Ccg, through the Camut of lilies Of the
.aov, JUueFCSeS and sweet peas, the rise
c ia. of the succeeding varieties have
Rem seyerallv marked And now the fall
al-es offer riot Of magnificent color.
/. a dinner recently given glowing dahliaS,
AIRED with blush roses, which wonder
4y brought out their velvetv richness OF
lie, ran along the cloth.
AT the Chapline Street VI. E. church,
llrsday night, at $3.50 o'clock, a pretty
etdiug vas solemn;zed, in which the con-
acting parties were Mr. Richard West
'od and Miss Carrie Moore. both of this
q Miss Libbie Moore, 8 sister OF the
nee, acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.. J.
'ward Wells as grOomsman. The usbers
ere MessrS. Newt. DOwler ana Thomas
core. Mr.. George HapgOOd played the
-ll!ng march. After the ceremony the
iialng party proceeded 20 the lecture
a1, where Mr.. aud Mrs. WestwOOd re
we'd congratulations. They then entered
'1rr.age and were driven 70 the home Of
brides parents, on South EOf street,
lere a sumptuOus wedding supper was
scusseG.
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Inc Bachelor Club will give one Of their
weekly hops next Thursday,
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'lr. Frank G. WoOdcock and Miss Kate
osl' both Of Bridgeport, will be married
AZ AZ thursday evening at the brides