Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-15

ing but great deal of revolving to the
right. The partners take waltz position
and dance two dips to the side, separat-
ing advance one step then kick with the
inside foot an again with the outside: join
hands, swing in waltz position and take
four waltz steps. This mischievous, capti
waiting dance will in all probability score
double success, for some rogue will be GER
tain to write song accompaniment.
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Mr.. Kilian Hildebrand was rendered q
most enjoyable surprise at Schenk's Hall,
on the South Side, last Monday evening, in
honor of the sixtieth anniversary of his
birth. About sixty-five couples were pres
ent. The evening passed off very pleasant
ly, dancing being the principal diversion.
Mr. Hildebrand received number of hand
some presents.
There was very pleasant card party on
North Main street, on Friday evening,
given by Miss Florence OFT in honor of her
guest, Miss Leila Tingle, daughter Of Hon.
George Il. Tingle. There were quite
number of tables in operation and much
pleasurable excitement and wholesome
merriment prevailed for several hours.
All the guests were in full evening dress,
and the toilets together with the decora-
tiful scene. At eleven o'clock lunch of
choice delicacies was served and partaken
OF with relish. 1t was one Of the most en-
ioyable card parties of the season.
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Miss Annie Stewart, of La Belle street,
entertained the Paragon Club. on Friday
evening, in handsome manner.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. L. S. Delaplain received
genuine surprise Wednesday evening, in
the call, en- masse, of about twenty-five per-
soual friends, who came TO congratulate
them upon the fiftieth anniversary of their
wedding day. There had not been the
slightest intimation of anything of the kind,
and the callers found both Mr.. and Mrs.
Delaplain out calling but they returned at
the instance OF messengers and soon mar
shalled the ample forces Of their elegant
home in entertaining the guests in the
dining room, where the continued health
and happiness of the couple were pledged.
MIR. and Mrs. Delaplain had intended to let
the day pass without special note, but its
termination viii be memorable and de-
lightful "Reminiscences to all concerned. The
visitors were Rev. and Mrs. Il. Rush
Swope, Mr. and Mrs. Hullihen Quarter,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Culbertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Moffatt and Archie Moffatt, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Hearne, Miss Harrison,
of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs George Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s. Gibbs, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Walker Peterson, Mrs. w. j.
Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Speidel,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Grubb and Mamie d.
Grub, Mrs. Fullerton, of Louisville, and
Major Ran. Stalnaker. The evening was
delightfully."- spent.
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The Bachelor Club gave one Of its semi
monthly dances at Franzheim's Hall on
Thursday evening. There was good at
tendance Of the members, and together with
their fair accompanies, made most de-
lightful scene. Muse was made by Kill
myer. At intermission the happy couples
repaired 10 VanK euren's restaurant where
refreshments were served. 1t was one OF
the pleasantest Of the many delightful
socials given by the Bachelor Club.
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The following is a complete and alpha
betical list of those who have proposed the
past week, and the outcomes of each pop"
excuse US a few days until we can tabu-
late the names.
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Next FRIDAY Miss Emily Pollock will en-
terrain the Friday Night Club, at her home
on Chapline street.
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A surprise party, IL honor Of Mr.. Chas.
Hildebrandt, occurred Monday night at
at Shenk's Hall, and most enjoyable time
was had By all.
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A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Charles Altemeyer, az his home on the
South Side, last week, in honor OF his
eighteenth birthday. y most enjoyable
time was had by all Music aud dancing
was INDUCED in until alate hour.
Young girls, says sn exchange, wait M
til YOU are at least twenty-five before you
think of marrying! All tastes chenge be-
tween sixteen and thirty The books you
read, the games you enjoy, the milliner's
skill you trustt TO, the friendships you culti-
Vate, all are changing; why should not the
tastes and fauces OF tie soul: The hero
YOU are ready TO worship at eighteen Will
not be a hero to YOU, ten chances 10 one, at
twenty-eight. Wait until your tastes set
tie, and The possibilities within nave found
their level before you tx upon an unditera-
bic destiny. For, | tell you, whether II
bring sorrow or Joy, the choice yoH make IS
an irrevocable one. The moon may go back
and De a crescent ere the first Quarter is
reached, the rose re-enfOld itself within the
calyX OF the oud, or the sultry noon renew
the freshness of the dawn before the circle
of the day is spanned with greater ease
Than . woman can resume the lightnesS OF
her maiden fancies AFTER the die OF her
welded lot is cast There ought TO be
special legislation against hasty and. early
marriages There is q love, like RomeoS
vows and Juliet's passion, that flowers il "a
snnpurst and consumes like moths wings
IN the flame; and there is another love that
orbs as the morn does, slowly and silently,
in the infinite calm Of heaven. winch VIII
you nave!
Considerable interest is manifested IN
the outcome of the meeting TO be held TO-
morrow night at The Wheeling Club 10 de-
eide upOn the matter of giving the pro-
nosed Kermoise. Such pleasant recollec-
lions of the Kirmess Of last winter still
linger, that great interest is being mani
tested in the new affair.
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There was a Joyous assemblage at The
Wheeling Club rooms oil Monday evening
II being the occasion of the periodical hop
Given bv the Club. Killmyer played and
The evening passed all too quickly Tor the
merry participants.
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One of the late and most welcome addl-
tions 10 Wheeling society IS Mrs. Trace
Emmett Lee, the accomplished musical
teacher, of Clarksburg. late of Baltimore.
Already in her brief soiourn Mrs. Lee mas
made many friends.
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Miss Rose Kraus will entertain the Pro
eressive Club this evening az her residence
.on Fifteenth street.
NOTES OF TIE RIVER.