Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22

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,.,,vss her fondly, msdly-
sweet Lenotel ..,,.
hf.b ssrt she'd smitten Sadly
to3be'd Die for her right giauiS
So he swore.
D., alas, she wasn't smitten-
Not LenOre 49,,
,.s Ss felt upoh her quittin,
siDrs words were hardly ntun'
Sohe swofs;
,,otber week has rolled pleasantly
ST. a. NOT quite so brilliant as It's
A. .l,cSssor perhaps, but still proVld-
rnmber of delightful entertain
some wiseacres remarked that
, ,-.ri,srs never took time to enjoy
.ssn,eIyes, but any one VINO mas
ned the horoscope in the Pan
r,-5s CITY for a few weeks in the
..,,5t Of the season would beg leave
I. differ. The socially uninitiated
mo women-they to whom the
s ,.,5 world of balls and parties, late
rs,k'asts and five o'clock teas never
..,, is Golden dOorS-haye no concep-
y, If the enormous drain that the
i.,iss ol the so-called society" girl
-,ge upon her time and energy.
business and professional women sheer
md even sweet domeSticity iifts her
,s-t,e brows at the bare suggestion that
20 fo.nothing" existence Of the butter
Ss. who are burdened neither with the
,,.r,1sibility of keeping the pot boiling
,1rwith the success Of the pudding In
+ nav yet have a seamy side-cares
mat are wearying in spite OF their trlv-
aH,v. But even setting aside church
work and charitable labOrs and the in
,srmlpable round Of calls, which is as
Inevitable as the dawn 10 every woman
vbo values her place in the social world,
he mere matter Of preparing for the
events that make up her day Is OF no
snail affair. Many and merry are the
inquiries for the future. Society IS
gsely never to be livelier than In
this particular season that IS
uoon US. That marriage Is not
rszarded as failure is being
demonstrated almost daily. Instead OF
Cd maids and bachelors becoming more
ilmerous, as the croakerS say, the
rides and grOoms Of those favored cir
5as are found to be very young. Tits
happy omen Of dOmeSticity and unison
10 the gracious delights Of social life.
The next few weeks will witness num-
Der Of weddings, taking so many Bea-
irices and BenedictS out OF the ranks Of
lac eligible and making room tor the
youthful beaux and debutantes OF the
season. ChrySanthemUmS, and especi-
sly the double yellow variety, are with
ono doubt the fayOrite flowers just now.
Though their spicy, pungent Odor may
Be slightly diStaSteful 70 some, the
brightness and lasting qualities OF the
pretty Japanese blossoms can not fail
TO recommend them TO the hearts OF
overs Of floral decoration. A vigorous
winter has been predicted this year, and
already the shops Of fashion begin to
show il.
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A delightful wedding took place
Thursday evening at the residence Of
Ar. Joseph Mcmahon, the popular 3.
o. yard master at BenwOod, in which
,le parties were MIR. John Vanaman
,ld Miss Maud JacO. The nuptials
we're witnessed by a number Of friends
and relatives, the ceremony being per-
.Orned by the Rev. Milan, Of the
Methodist Church. The bride was at
uTed 10 seal brown silk, demi-train, and
carried a bunch Of white bridal roses.
Tie Attendants were Miss Mamie Mar
PIE aud Mr.. Edward MARBLE. After the
ceremony they proceeded to the dining
IoOm where supper was discussed. The
PRESENTS were numerous. The Nc
AecheD band, OF which Mr. Vanaman
: member, gave him quite a serenade.
Ar. and Mrs. Nanaman left over the Il.
q U. Tor two weeks trip. after which
'ley will take rooms with the brides
mother, Mrs. Jaco.
a very pleasant surprise party was
' sven last Tuesday evening In honor Of
" u. Able, by his sister. Miss Bertha,
~ =. t1eir residence on Chapline street.
nose present were Misses Lena Smith,
t."'y BFaeudigan. Clara Smith, Katie
Jyli'h, Nelly Braeudigan, Mamie Smith,
i,sla titz, Ida Fitz, Berths Able, Anna
a. c.yL' May Duncan, Susie Schnup, Josie
CC0'een, Lily La Blance. MeSSrs. Albert
~ T'l1aran, John Braeudigan, Charles
=. Soef, Meath Smith, VIM. Schubert,
.l'lst Fltl, n. Mead, /. Mead, G.. Ack-
SS,n la OttoConrad, Fred Conrad. Frank
:; ,1ts'ler, Fred Schneider, George Conrad,
=, D. Clark, Henry Baker, Andrew
-ols' Charley Hopstetter, Albert Con-
''1' Music by Conrad's band.
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tIom oonnets to stockings and slip
49, 80 IS long stride, but the new pedal
,,..OlDmentS are really too lovely TO he
s-s over. Stockings are striped this
,,ILl1'-pin stripes Of delicate coloring on
A.. oaCA ground. Embroidery is "out,"
~ ~ loWers arc nowhere. A black pair
E 80 Win orange color is lovely, and so
r,s. usrS green shot with mauve. Slip
~ are made chiefly with a view to dis
TS-!,a9 these Silken foot coverings.
Vs.. w.! are cut very low on the toe and are
d =, @sntly trimmed, a tiny paste buck
sCs.as considered the most recherche
vo, No. A pair OF gray ones can be
sns WITH rOse-pink stockings; but
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