Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27

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y,e nay talk sf yOn garden gate,
y5g may talk Of your seaside airs,
Ell for loves sweet paStime, the best OF all
/, sitting upon the stairs.
r.sirz that Cupid himself,
r,o,yiug the maid and the man,
a,0fh! own mischievous brain
Modelled the artiul plan.
,supper step for the maid
mere anything more complete?
r,rs's own place for the lover bold,
The lowec one at her feet
gis eyes look up into hers,
V-- ewes look down into hisen;
All bpr wee little hand slips low, but 20 md
h hi, great strong hands prison.
e. Cupid 20 slyly exchange
Two blissful hearts unawareS,
gs-,sr than seaside or garden gate
Is sitting upon the stairs.
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The glory Of the September days is over
,s citv. and the atmosphere is all one
aimmer Of gold and opal turQuois; clear as
-~1ar sparkling as wine, beautiful in color
/. some Of the descriptions in Revelations.
Tss autumn is usually beautiful, but this
no is simply transcendent, and the days
he thosein which it is enough,
Not 20 be doing, but to be-"
The wanderers are coming back, and the
give hustle Of early fall, replaces the lazy
v1,ent of summer. The resorts lad aside
Fsir fringe of gaiety, and wear serious
smber garb, the shores so recently ECHO
81 with the calls Of many cOttagers, are
-,8uaIlv sinking into an uGbroken quiet,
.sa campers have folded their tents like
ss Arabs and the big hotels are deserted.
Society begins 70 show faint tlutterlng
s-rs NJ returning activity. The ball is
.-btlv stirred from its resting place and
slowly commences its first revolution.
Son its motion will be accelerated, and
rrpd and round it will merrily fly. The
cr-ing debutante eagerly watches ner posi-
ion. her cheeks flush, her eyes sparkle, ana
she counts the days till it will fairly turn
The would-be gay young oacheor, WHO
Uemnly declared through the SUMMER
hs. this season would find him quietly at
home Of an evening, and his famllar pres
rce would be missing In the pail ROOM
-ow rummages in his closet, brings OUT MS
rsn-preseryed dress suit, scans IT with a
arefll eve and thinks he can make IL 90
Pr another season He looks over MS
co,e of lawn ties and kid gloves, and de-
i1es he can get along very nicely Tor
rbIe. The ball moves very slowly now,
and il is not difficult TO hold his position on
-ba smooth surface, but unless he
i very cautious, and has bUilded
better than he knew,sit won't be so easy
5v and bv, and he may not be able 70 stay
On the top Mamma spends her nights IN
manning and devOtes her days 70 wise
r1farnal counsel. Little sister looks on
e1viouslv. longing for the time when she
nav turn her hair up and her dresses
DOWN. while papa, fond though he may De,
Knows the inevitable must come, ana
shudderiuglv counts up the hrsts or the
month that will haunt him like night
mare. The turning of the ball may AFFECT
many peOple. From this on Il IL the middle
Of October there will be a succession OF
happy events, as shall not fail to entice the
veriest recluse from his she'll ito see the
Gear girl married.
Not even the approaching Harvest fes-
t-ites can interrupt the steady march OF
feet. keeping time to LOhengrin and Men
.eSshOn The two masters conferred q
2stng benefit upon all marrying humanl-
Or when they composed those grand operas,
and had Wagner only written "Lohengrln,
OF Neudelsshon but finished "Oberon,"
armies Of bridal couples would still have
sung their praises. The music at wed
ding is prominent feature Of the service.
AZ TWO recent church weddings, across the
ryer. "Traumeri' has preceded the we'd
ding march, and this, not because OF the
fitness of things, but because the melody
Of Schumann has found a responsive cord
ia the heart Of the bride, and was played
a her express desire.
The Garden Spot Croquet Club, a well
known Island social organization, is now
2aying every evening on the handsome
rounds attached 70 the residence OF Mr..
j. E.wOod Hughes.
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Invitations have been received in this
city for the Seventh annual fair mop 10
b given in ST. ClairSville on the evening
Of OctoOer2 ,. The committee on arrange
lents consists Of Messrs. w. y. Miller, Z.
Print, J.. A. Patterson, John FRASER
'ac c. c. Carol.
Nh. John Coke, Of Jacob street, enter
a1ed a number of his friends THURSDAY
llght prior TO the return of his father, Mr..
-oliS Coke, Of Dayton, who has been VS.
Ting here. About twenty couples were
Present, and cards and other social pastmes
occupied the evening.
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AnOtable wedding occurred at COLORADO
springs, Col, Thursday, in which the hlgh
contracting parties were Mr.. Chas. Menke-
miller, the well-known South Side drug
Ss;, and Miss Matte Moore, former
oele Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, who has host
.: friends in this city. Mr.. and Mrs;
Aenkemiller left over the Rock Island
iiolte for Chicago, where they viii remain
.Of week or ten days, and In ABOUT TWO
weeks they expect to be at home, corner OF
s1arket and Twenty-second streets, 70 thelr
S,elds. His bride was arrayeo IN trsV-
sLng costume Of gray material; She Is q
laughter OF Mr.. Eli Moore of Barnesville,
and has been visiting her sister at the
springs for several months past.
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The many friends Of Mr.. George Strin
Sllered him q pleasant surprise party az
as home en- Wednesday evening. dancing,
eioS, and other games were INDUCED IN
e-,1 u o'clock, when refreshments We're
4 e'led. Those present were: misses
H@de Morgan, Minnie Winam, May MOT
S-a, Lizzie FoOse, Matte Winam, Llzzle
SS,s1Inecke, Lena Elig, Ella Carson, Annie
SS,teoSe, Mary Lee, Clara Wagner, Kate
FS-Ewell Picnic STYLE, Messrs. KENNEDY
new, Charles Herring, Edward Handy
~ u Bye, Frank burst, VIII Sieoke, Har-
= sykes, Rudolph Schatz, James Bach
~ Henry Stortzer, Charles Null, john
Slnson, Victor Bour, John Smith, Gus
Tst1ne, George Striff, Joe Burrows OF
esdelphia. The guests left for home at
IN q n, wishing Mr.. Stri1 many happy re-
'0'as Of the day
thursday night at eight o'clock, ct the
"a T TS,oss q Rev. 2. N; Afford, pastor Of