Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

He me. her at the lakeside. in the dizzy, Soci al
A symphony OF pink and white. lovely sum-
mer girl.
The bursting passion in his breast was such
that 10 alarmed him,
So truly and compile tely had the lovely vision
charmed him.
He told his love and in his strong athletic arms
encased her,
Until her cracking bones proclaimed how tight
IL be embraced her.
She did not faint nor did she feel the slightest
touch OF dizziness,
For charming certain creatures was the charm.
Ing creatures business
And oft IN such encounters she bad been an
For she travelled with a circus and charmed the
boa constructor.
Society is an odd mixture these first
warm days in July. For the nonce
afternoon teas seem TO have grown I'M
fashionable, dinners passe, and recep-
tions quite out OF date. There Is prac-
tically nothing but weddings and lawn
parties. But then, such host Of both
Of these! The rose petals Of each day
shower sOme lovely bride.
The marriages Of last week have been
quite numerous. The result is that
summer resorts are being fille1 up by
happy couples living In new world
that divinest universe created for them
By the mighty magician Of love.
Quite a diversity in social entertain
ment has been the order this week, and
the entire range Of years has met with
q cordial reception at the hands OF hos
pltable hosts The past six days have
Included sufficient variety to please
childhood, youth and age, from the
pretty Little Friday Night Club at the
Park 10 the brilliant hop OF the Four
Hundred at the same place on
Friday evening. Whatever else
the summer girl, the belle of soci-
ciety, the fashionable dame, or call her
By what name you will, is thinking
about, the going away topic IS para
mount just now.
Many have thought that the popular
fad or fancy for leaving town during
the summer season, which has only as
sumed extensive proportions within a
few years, would die out and that the
popular sentiment would find some 9TH
or form Of recreation than rushing off
TO summer hotels or on flying trips to
distant places. Instead of that II has
grown until il extends 10 almost every
circle Of society.
There are many changes, but the
gOing-away fever is greater and more
extensive than it was ever before, and
nature and fashion now number their
summer devoteeS by thousands instead
Of hundreds as before.
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Decorations for summer homes are
now expressing The wide, vine-shaded
piaZzas are justly regarded as the most
delightful lounging places, and receive
much attention from the tasteful house
keeper. Handsome rugs are strewn
about, low sewing chairs, flank treioil
and stsr-Shaped tables, and a divau
4 piled with cushions Is a sine qua non OF
all we'll regulated piazzaS. For the
most used veranda one covered
with curduroy may be recommended TO
wear indefinitely. Dark blue or stone
blue are good colOrs, though one seen
last summer OF rich scarlet corduroy
was wonderfully effective after the sun
went down. These touches are usually
4 covered plain, with a bOx-plaited val
ance OF the material around the seat.
4 They are wide and low, and their pill
lows are OF many shapes, square, OBJ
long, big and little, 70 fit into resttul
positions. Other piazza divsnS are done
n up ia blue denise, which requires 1T
tie embroidery, at least on the pillows,
TO be effective.
For the verandaS, where the women
Of the family lOiter through the MORN
ingS with sewing, reading, and writing,
cane sofas, with Sateen and China SIX
pillows, are popular. The cane work
table, with brass-tipped legs, is apt 70
be found In this al fresco sitting-room,
and cane rack to hold newspapers and
magazines secure from an invading
breeze is another essential.
Some novelties are seen IN foot cush-
ions Among such are those Of emf
boSsed leather, red and brown, pretty
for the library and dining room. Small
tufted oblongs, closely resembling mat
tresses, are covered with rugs. and are
suitable for foot rests In any room.
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A very pleasant evening was spent at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
# LaToush, on LaBelle street, Monday
evening, I'm honor Of Mr.. Geo. B. Kemp,
commercial tourist from Cincinnati,
Ohio. The following ladies we're pres
ent to help spend the time: Mrs.
William LaToush, Mrs. GartlSsS Misses
81 Maggie and Annie Powell, ria Bow
ers, Della Clark. Carrie Moore, Ella
Mckinley. May Coke. The gentlemen
present: Mr.. William LaToush, James
Powell, Richard ,WestwOod, Harry
Gartley, Harry Smith. Refreshments
were served at II o'clock, and all went
home in the best of humOr IN the small
wee hours of the morning.
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Mr.. VIM. Steele, Of South Wood street,
and Miss Emma Rosenberg, OF Twenty
third street, were married Tuesday
evenino. at the homo Of the bride, by
Rev. C. NJ. Afford, of the Presbyterian
church. The wedding was quiet one.
Mr.. Steele is a popular glass cotter at
s the CRYSTAL, and Miss Rosenours IS tne
daughter of Mr.. ]. II. Rosenourg, tne
well known contractor. They VIII re-
s. side on Seventeeth street. ~
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Tuesday evening as eight O'CLOCK ut
n George thinner, the we'll known cigar
8 maker, and Miss Lizzie Beck, daugnser
4 OF Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Beck, we're . n "a.
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