Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13

r,.t.hed him wait her coming
nj watched him keenly, too,
r.'sseruei, indeed SO hopeful
81 certain she'd be true.
IA welcomed her with oUtstretched hane
ana Drew her 20 his breast,
,,.'-,+ She her Queeulv features hie
AGAINST his satin vest.
D.4bs this fair one love you ask
Dl sunbeams love 20 kiss
rr. frwdropS OF an Op ming bud
Or pierce some dark abyss:
D,brooklets love 90 glide alous
ON gebbly beds IN glee,
m, seek their brother riyulet'
AI running 20 the sea:
Oh YES. De loved the queen'y form,
ggt sans romantic gush,
r.- ruth % tell, she was the queen
THAT hlleth his Straigat-hedrt flush.
Cool weather prognOstications indicate
,s, early return TO the city Of large
amber of faShionables who, after en-
-y.rg an aquatic and bucolic recrea-
.1r are ready TO plunge into the vortex
7 home society. Society TO be society,
.sri 90 be reckOned by the standard OF
.rrara de We're" must have its outing,
mus, De away from the city, must wear
ys-v tecollete costumes, must be burned
t-5gr, ana must exer itself great deal
-nre than II the time were quietly spent
n, home. In new country, not to go
p, some resort which has the seal of ap-
r-oval stamped upon 1t by some Quon-
tsw millionaire is 10 be outside the
-..mmering pale Of social distinction,
and to obviate this possibility monsieur
and madame and madamoiselle show
themselves in state at the shrines and
soon become OF the haut monde.
The month israpidly approaching now
when the air will be filled with the sill
very ,inkle of the marriage bell, and the
lads and laSseS are already becoming in
crested in those who will soon make
of crjmage to Hymen's altar.
Outside of the weddings there is little
doing in society. The society is now on
die border line that separates the sum-
atr ,iesta from thewinter whirl. They
will come back from the resorts, stand
yer the dreSsmakers for few weeks,
then they will be ready for the winter
lmpaign. The round OF winter festivi-
les is a good thing for even those who
merge in the spring, worn and wearied.
Without It they would be unable 70 ap-
The majority OF ladies will continue
their eat home" days this coming sea-
0u. though a few have avOwed their in
rntiou of discarding the custom. 1t
BIAS been suggested that ladies living In
lire same neighbOrhOOd select the same
ai,ernoOn, since this will save their
friends making so many journeys to the
same locality. The ladies OF the Island
and Pleasant Vallent senSibly arranged
.,0 al. receive their friends upon certain
days last year, which custom was found
30 work like charm.
Miss Maggie Dyson entertained the
.DUQueSne Club at her home on Virginia
street, Tuesday evening. Various
.anuSements were INDUCED In during
,he evening. Refreshments were served
.2t reasonable hour. Soon thereafter
,he members and their lady friends de-
parted, wishing their hostess a long and
-lppy lie.
~
Bright eyes and quick wits were at
premium 40 all the watering places this
sumner. The game that is decidedly
.,le most popular and which many were
aging is the observation party. On a
are placed fifty or sixty objects.
over these are thrown Q bright cloth,
.va.cL completely hides them from sight.
'Ite players gather around the table;
-a cloth is removed for three minutes
aai during this time each one is 10 OBJ
srrre gs many objects as he can. At
be- end OF the three minutes the table
gain shrOuded in mystery and each
ser is given ten minutes i'm which 70
n,ta the result Of his observations.
--.S does not give you an instant In
Nl.rh % collect your thoughts. You
S, have the words on your finger tips
d write more than rapidly unless you
\ ,a 20 be a candidate for the BOBBY
Itto. The papers are collected and
zen 20 a Judge. lie decides who is
-' victor and vino is the BOBBY. And
be VINO awards the prizes. This lit
game may seem very simple, but try
once and find out how very detective
5-reyeS and memory have suddenly
come.
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I, Is vet a little too early 10 make
l'ed.cu0ps for the coming musical sea-
POO. EyeryOne'S plans are rather neou-
BUS, and those who make the music
Pave hardly settled down 10 work. One
Ing, however, Is sure, and that is that
Pc coming season will be far richer
D. more attractive than the last. The
lar.0uS associations have done much
Ia, warrants this prophecy. A city
pat will give concerts and recitals
ilch appreciative receptions Is not
ace % take a backward step in mat
rs Of this kind. Then, too, the cen
-l..Zation Of musical talent at such
aces as the various studios, has
N.r:ary effect on the growth OF musi-
taste. The musicians are brought
-'o contact with one another, they
fork together, and thus much Of the
4 ''-y jealousy, prOver0ially attriouleu
musicians, is broken up.
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Mss Title Kraft was rendered
eaSaDt surprise party at her home on
PUN Eoif street, last Thursday even
g. Music and games were the features
the evening, with refreshments
'Yed at midnight. Those present we're
l,SeS Lizzie Maurer, Lizzie COnard,
Ine Pebler, Nellie Kline, Augusta
Toe, LOttie Brown, Annie JuergenS,
una Goethe, ~ Kraft, aad MesSrS.
drew HabTS, Frank Miller, VIM. Ret-
~ Fred Myers, VIII Tracy, VIII Son
''aaan, Henry Geisler, u - = Hack
d. and Mr.. Geyser.
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prominent s>cial event of the week