Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04

e,has been 20 Saratoga and to Fort Ticon-
Where tary charge for breathing Just about
ry1 dollars every bre6th
81 ts, visited the mountains and has drunk
from aiins fountains,
whose ,ulphuuc odors make you think Of
something after death.
g.... Naun,is "a nd me,ino she was seen at
tlr Ctsiuo.
Where her oeauty was admired, and the COS
tame tbat she wore
Che surf $40 NarrAgansett served 70 very much
enhance DO,
rl the but on pressing kodak dsnds were all
along tne shore.
5, ,.s RichGeld lawns she nirted with the
luIng men 0anuetshirtcd,
Ara beg dancing was delightful az the german
.r thc hop.
yr,sy's ta:l home in the city, and it really
-.., ia spite Of all. she didn't get single
That the last tropical weather was who'll
Unexpected was evidenced by the mum
of social events arranged for and car
bed Drave.y out during the week which
ss Just closed. 10 is also an excellent IN
cation of the coming season, in which
society promises 10 be more brilliant and
-er-iul than for several seasons past.
society IS Oa the move. For tue last TWO
weeks the tide has been on the cob
a.- now is rushing hOmeward with pre-
infancy that strains 10 the utmost the car
r..rE capacity Of cars and boats whose duty
+. is To- carry tAis most precious freight II
tss.l early in the season for many society
events. out the number Of those that have
ready been given serves 90 show that the
time fer balls, dinners and receptions Is
-lUjly approaching. The summer outing
has done much good and the young ladies
r.0 are destined % De bellies ia society cir
Is this winter have, Oy spending their
time iu the open air, prepared themselves
tr tlc fatigue Of the ballroom a0d the
exhaustion attendant upon late hOuCS and
much dancing
Ithls been, strictly speaking, a week Of
pleasure for Young people, although there
were scattered sere autumn leaves, few
ul-v-seasOued beuaX amid the buds az sew
g-a. assemblies. But If there is anything
l rte wide world a wrinkled autumn leaf
ovs, it is bud, and such buds as pro-
pose bursting into fuli-hedged roses this
season are certainly sufficiently seductive
make the most cynical bachelor dis
cs'ei with his estate. There is no know
,ust what the coming day VIII bring
forth. but dates are already set far into
tlmn, and though the students are hur-
ming back 20 their duties, the older de
r.ees 30 home viii be kept busy between
1v and the first Of the year, and for even
.-l- distant date there are rumOrs OF bril-
can't gatherings, that shall call forth the
again.
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The public is always interested in know
.s arrrIre
--c-emen's wear. Every fail since the
.aL OF Adam the genus homo, otherwise
known as man, has naturally turned his
attention 20 the question of what 70 wear,
id his choice of garments has run all the
way from the primitive hg leaf 10 the mod
sT winter ulster Undoubtedly there never I
has never been a season when fewer radi-
4 changes were 10 be noted, but this is
more than compensated for by the
-l.sn and trimming of garments, /
Fl.cl, though not generally observable |
o the consumers eve, are carefully /
studied by the practical tailor, who, by /
-c- methods, stamps his product as Gus |
u work and lends 10 each garment an In /
Gv.iuality that there is no installing. 10 /
IS generally conceded that coats, with but I
tw exceptions, will be cut longer and /
waists shorter. In this respect, however, |
...| .n AO NEilANnAh 10 NAa.- tAA4NA VI I
reduction Of mOnstrOSitieS, but on the CON /
r2ry, there is a strong disposition 20 mod /
ration, and a general effect is aimed az
J-ner than q radical change. For business I
wear there is no doubt but what the browns /
md taUs VIII be the most popular, still
snail checks are raging as choice styles for
BUSINESS suits. For dress suits, clay wOrS-
5t FOR coats and vests with fancy trousers
sill be an the go. a remarkable fact that
BE demand for fancy vests has increased |
very season for the past two years and the
styles this fall will be prettler and hand
oUer than ever.
The Island class Of the ChGutaUqua Lit
aarv and Scientific Circle met az the resi-
.enco Of Miss Lizzie ClChan, last Tuesday
vening, for the purpose Of organizing and
Letting the officers for the first three
Months Mr. Dent Taylor acted as chairman
,. tue meeting, and the following officers
yere elected: Mrs. W. II. Anderson,
'-asidCut; Miss julia Wiley, viCe-PreSi-
cent, and Miss Lizzie Cohan, Secretary.
.tter q short discussion 10 was decided
hat the class would take the complete
purse and routine of work as laid down in
he ChuRmiQIJn, which will afford an in
erestiug and instructive course Of reading
nd study. The class starts out with a
mem bership of about twenty. The class
viii meet at the different residences Of the
members Tuesday night Of each week. The
ext meeting viii be at the residence OF
lr. Dent Taylor, No. g3 South Front
erect.
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The twenty-ffth anniversary or the we'd
ling of Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Frank, of
-or street, was celebrated by a surprise
0arry Thursday evening. Among The nU-
ler0uS guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Bort. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reme6e, Mr..
md Mrs. Philip Youngman. Mr.. and Mrs.
5ees Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. George Weis-
,aoer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wallace, Mr..
nd Mrs. Wm. Goetze, Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
io.p1 Shutz. Mr. and Mrs kilver, Mr.. and
Yrs Henry Bickmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
aeSer Mr.. and Mrs. August Rider, Mr.
md Mrs. Tappy, Misses May Smith, Jen-
me Neale, Maggie Thomas, Bertha Swartz,
emma Wise and Mr. VincenS SChaeCier.
-lere We're many handsome presents, as Z
'sl IS good wishes for the host and host
SIS
Wednesday evening Miss BERTHE TreeSe /
--ertained a number OF friends &C her /
one, cards and Cancing forming the |
.A4SementS OF the evening, while refresh !
leHtS served at a seasOnable hour were |
realty relished. Those present were /
.--sses May Morgan, Ella Carson, Lille |
,-agroll Bcrtie Treese, Matte Winam, /