Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-24
Admirable Poem.

An Adaptable Poem.
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Sou SNOW the Pest
r..-.,.. favs OF summer are nigh, and
Sand mowers. with all their smiles
.-.,.s-. begin TO gladden. the pleasant
.5..-.a- season. The summer girl
.--.,.r .a evidence and soon will assert
..-hr-etaL caameleon-hke glory. Where
.-..a..- place In which 10 summer In
short weeks, no vever, this Will be-
.-.. question of the hour. Wheeling
rlr.. habit of returning 20 familiar
.r-- and our city is every year largely
-.-, -tld a- the different springs. To
..r-.. question of where % summer IS
.t+..rr from season TO season, presuma-
r-r.--.. reason that where enjoyment
I.r found .n some particular spot,
-r-. sd0m in letting well enough
.-a There are no end of pleasant places
t-H agreeable people In the world, aud the
i wish for enjoyment OF new
..--. s-i sights. and fresh sensations,
Ed, greatly not only 20 our summers out
r-a1t pleasure, but 10 the Increase or
,weica and broadening of our Sympa-
ae, There, the best place TO summer, II
one has the liberty of choice, is that place
QUO 1f which one can get the most real
good The bellies, of course, Will turn
t-a.r thoughts 20 the attractions or tue
springs aud seashOre where the pleasures
D. the ballroom, as well as the other out
door Dastimes, cannot be rivalled. The lit
arary girl looks lOngingly forward 20 the
,ec,usiOn of some quiet, tranquil spot "tar
from the maddenlng crowd, where she
AN indulge i'm studiOus course of reading.
The artist soul turns 10 contemplation OF
ghty peaks that stand out against the
summer SKY or long stretches Of landscape
with silverv streams and graceful trees
and all the accessories Of pastoral life. Be
fore July AN travelling Wheelingites will
have started for their summer launtS.
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Oneo of the prettiest social affairs of the
SESSION at West Alexander was the mar
r.,euf Miss sara Atkinson, OF that place,
ami SIR John Dubois, OF Beloire. The
Presbyterian Church, in which the cere-
m0rr oc.arrcj. was beautifully decorated
for -le OCCASION. The bride was 0ecom-
n-r4rrei .u q beige crepe de chine, and
carried a large bunch of La France roses,
raa v.. ding wls .0lowed by au elegant
reception from 3 I'd 6 p IN, az the home OF
Nrs t. llern Coon. formerly OF W heel
r- Aur--t distinguished guests pres
crtE were Nr, john j. Jones, of Wheeling;
Nr ali Mrs Do A. Dubois, Mr.. and Mrs.
N..lrari Nessrs. Earl Morris, David ID.
4l. Lawrence Dubois, of Be.laire, Ohio;
Mr. -rf Mrs. j. D. McMechen, OF 81
C4.-,...e %, j. II. and Lynn Rogers, of
Bethany W. Va, Rev and Mrs. II. IT.
Hrl-. of LivermOre. Pa, Rev. r. n
Campbell of CHICAGO; Miss Lizzie y. Day,
N4yuesOurg Pa, and Messrs. Holley
and ovartl, OF Washington, Pa
There are intellectual girls as well as
tennis cirls and flirting girls among the
5r -at spirits who win each IN their par
Ecllar sphere illuminate and add interest
ODD the coming season. 10 will soon bee va
cation time, and then viii begin the com
movements. Hundreds of girls who have
been under the conservative nurture OF
1eighbOriug schools through the winter
wiu throw of the letters of the curric-
uum. III they can be called letters tmlny a
0ui and seek the joyous freedom that be-
longs Co the full-fedged summer girl
The marriage Of Mr.. p. H. McCOnnahey,
% Brilliant, and Miss Ida Devault, of Mar
Tins Ferry was sOlemnized at the residence
ftle brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Deylult. on North Third street, Tuesday,
0v Rev Mr. Wier of the Presbyterian
church of Brilliant. The attendants were
f.aNN Non r'.n of
Miss Ella Devault, Of Martins Ferry
0-lv members of the two families were
resent. The couple left on the 10 o'clock
train for Detroit
Mrs Minnie Ritter entertained number
ID. her friends az her home on SiNteeNth
street Wednesday evening, cards and
dancing being the amusementS OF the even
ng The Premier Banjo club was pres
eu- and rendered fine music during the
evening Refreshments were served at
se-soa40.e hour
~
Thursday night 40 9 o'clock, at the resi-
teuce 1i the brides parents at Twenty
fourth a1l Chaplinc streets, was solemn
Iet re marriage of Mr. August knOke
A1t Nss Julia thinner The attendants
Hcre l,r Alfred Ulrich and Miss Molhe
L'-uar. q sister of the bride Rev. Ulfert,
pl,.oroi st. Johns Lutheran Church, per
.rei the ceremony. After the ceremony
elslDt reception was held, which CON
continued until an early hour Friday morn
l- Nr and Mrs. knoke Will take rooms
.. N0ltu Jacob street for the present and
a.er viii occupy "a handsome new residence
which is now being erected for Mr.. huoke
90 south Jacob street.
number Of gentlemen friends were
rIl,,ve.y entertained on Wednesday even
a ar Mr. Charles Hancher, at his home
,le Island The party was given in
-'aor oi MIR William Wins, the comedian,
@li during the evening that eferveScent
4-l ,a rth provoking fuuctionary was pre-
'eo with a fine ElkS pin, Mr.. W. b.
gay, author 0f that didactic ballad, Under
1- Pillow She's Sleeping making the
presentation speech in his usual teicitous
tc There were no waits between acts.
I'- curtain was up an the evening.
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NtrtS ARE out for the marriage of Miss
r.ti7etl Locke TO Mr. Thomas Baird An
>'i a' East Liverpool, June 4th Miss
l,Ae lsa daughter of Rev William Locke
oil Bridgeport
Tuesday night a surprise party was given
me residence of Mr. and Mrs. oliver
-a fet at Martins Ferry. i'm honor Of
'e sN,eenth birthday of Mr.. Van Pelt.
-e bowling party given Wednesday
D--, l honor Of Miss Agnes McGowen, OF
iteplia, who IS visiting her brother,
Edward McGowen, of the Pan Han
lA. way OH ,e, was one OF the iOllieSt
t-t-cs of the season at Wheeling Park.
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Nr H. H. Smith, Of New Cumberland,
--l Miss Rena BOwles. of PittSburg, Pa,
.'c married AT the residence of the brides
--r D. East End. that city on Wednes- /