Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-08

8 Fis "a. n beauty none could dispute.
.,i' -, 49, dearly. vet loved In vain,
4,-sl not tell her his longing pain
-.,-. st the close OF church one Gay,
3.' wen g. q, .,.,.-rt a part OF the way,
i'N.- go birh. and he almost thought
.t-s t5 plead for the love he sought
..~.- 20 ask the maiden said,
| et1Is6ea and dropped her lovely heaoi
.s - know II you IL marry me
.,5-,h next Tuesday AZ hAlI past 'nio''
....-,, what wanted to ask, - he eaid,
/ u, ,-.,If hasten each other 70 we'd
l,~ she cried, that was not my plan;
/ ..- marry me TO another nam
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with, HallOw cen is over and the
i ,.,f,he weather bureau has began send
.. weather ANYTHING but balmy, one
r51s1uably expect the braclng ana
-..r air 10 rouse society TO its winter
Dfl YOU ever notice how many so
.~,.e," there are in Wheeling. Ihere
5s,ns Of EN-, CLUBS of all degrees OF
-slrsss" from the en- TCglc down TO the
| 90 he status where a red necktle with
;-.ss coat is permissible. The untor-
.--,.s Individual who doesn't belong to
4 i
| a.r1ce'en week is always q week OF
mise parties. There is something IN
very air that makes people want 10
r51 down on other people for the even
-V.tLout any warning Whatever. Ihere
never ANYTHING still or formal ABOUT q
-r.se party, and provided tue surprlSee
warned long enough beforehand 10 De
y 10 take the surprise nicely-and 1t
r9vs is-the affair is always a success,
r.ra were scores Of surprise parties and
-ay, week several entertainments OF a
r. formal nature are promised. Never
sq davs or brides fairer than they have
=. this wear. 10 has been ideal mar
" weather. Like yellow garters and
and old shoes, sunshine is sure 10
g good luck, and a sun-Shaft is douoly
rc0me since il is not purchaSable, out
| b mercy, falleth direct from heaven.
| Rarely has there been such season Tor
-i.ngs. In the effete east maidens may
-sh fOrlOrn, but here, every Jlll
her Jack, and there is little
OF passe beauties and bellies OF
,y seasons standing. No, the bellies OF
Is year are the brides OF this, and IL is
TO prophesy that the fair de0utanteS
1 w az the prospects OF their hrst ball,
m0st of them, by the next year DC
ring upon the intricacies eff trousseaus
ere SO mOught IL be EQpng men are
best of which is the wifely love OF a
woman. During the coming fortnight
20 will be several important weddings
other matters of more than usual inter
% keep the local fashionable world
E
Although. as is usually the case succeed
the freedom of every summer season,
-s-e is strong disposition on the part of
SiOuable girls TO break from the re-
faint and conservative influence of that
q0rtant social institution, the chaperon,
ere is not much chance of such revolu-
as allowing fashionable girls and bellies
society TO 20 around with young men
|T,h the same freedom that girls DO in
-5r walks Of life.
To explain the theory and philosophy of
-a necessity Of the chaperon would take a
z chapter, but in general IL may be said
q, a ChaperOn is intended TO fulfill the
-o.e mission Of protecting attractive
Il -1g unmarried women from unpleasant
-el'jons and enabling their families TO
1irC- 10 some extent their intimacies.
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lr and Mrs J. G. Riheldaffer enter
Alei the Young Married Peoples Whist
no Thursday evening at their new home
II Fourteenth street. There are about
/ el,y-SiX members, and they propose
/ elug every two weeks during the win
Keeping good hours is u rule of the
/ . beginning at eight and leaving at
4 eve, refreshments being served at
4 'ea The members are Mr.. and Mrs.
-s.cader, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. b. Bowie,
h and Mrs. ID. Carter List, Mr. and Mrs.
eoles Tatum, Dr. and Mrs. ASchman,
and Mrs j. Kelsey Hall, Mr. and
j.. NJ. Wrestling, DR.. and Mrs. Il. j.
se- Misses Julia Wilson, Mary Dickey,
+ NY Campbell, Ada Simpson, Virginia
ans, Messrs. 3. :. Allison, George
-.eS VIII Ewing, S. &. Harrison and
-4T.eS ". List.
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-0,atlons have been sent out for the
yll public exhibition of the Wheeling
-,g-c Club, at the Gymnasium, corner
4 1-4et and Fourteenth streets, on Thurs
4 e,enlug. The exercises will commence
-s", clock, and promise 10 be of most
SGseSong character. The President of
C.-o IS Henry NJ. Russell, Esq, the in
--''or 0e.ug Jacob Loos.
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t-eIe IS, II seems q fashion in flowers,
= everything else. The tulip, the prim-
= -4U the marguerite each had their day
.-SS'on; La France, Baroness, JacQue-
anu Perle des Jardin roses, follow
O'1er rapidly in the affections Of this
- goddess. And so it comes that the
/ S'Is sleNum, certainly the most deserv-
-SN'S sway today, surrounded by
.r whose numbers and loyalty are
'--SU only by that Of the rose.
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| y 2, De true that all the world loves n
n ~ ~ 1. IS as certainly true that every wo-
s lures wedding. There is faScina-
4, , ~. IL she cannot resist, whether il is
Es,,~--oO. ssFanSplrng event gives her sug-
49, thoughts, If she De maid, or that it
- Oygone day,if she be a wife, or il
riSS..oa JACK sweet memories, if she be
H. ~, Whatever the attraction, never was
b, a., 81 wedding that the women were
| b.. Il lulI force. The men! They are
er,;,SS 700 out the black coats are not as
90. aS white shoulders, and there is
|rds1' interest for the masculine eve in q
teaIS e. ram al. approaching the altar, that ap.
fter az az strongly to the feminine mind. But.
ss,s - IS said and done, most people, of
.t ero;. gender, regard with interest the
hes eii Sa. ~ OF wedding-ifit be some
her I a5o,s II 1t be their own, that is en-
H. -
kootbICV OtaLion Club held their regular
TeninS BUSINESS meeting last Thursday
Ehest % al tue residence of Lawrence
Be o1si IN North Main street. After all
Cd ~ S'IIe ass had been finished, the club de
rs rer rSSe theiI next meeting (which oc-
10. Tyr to rGay EVENING" at the Wheeling
iaacv S.e AFFAIR will be In the nature of
Haie t ,SSs. killmeyer will be on hand
a'd 10 Ssse music, and all are looking for
p has ~ Joyous time. Each men,
Re perso Tea granted the privilege to invite
not belonging to the club. BY