Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

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s,.,,otsd so sweet among her furs
-.,,ed TO press her TO my heart
p-t Win ore hand 20 rightly oflNe'
I.sl did not have the arr
r.-,.5 and tried and tried again,
me- ,glro INV arm stole round her "alsS
5-.-.-fftfsh colt would leap ASIDE
And make me draw 10 back III has'o'
S,echst.ed gayly al the while
Irj3i1 not seem 70 see me strive
I,-tf AZ last she pCutlng said,
.cive me the lines, and VIII ufl'e.
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r. nav be taken as an unalteraoie
-tv.icai fact that social gsiety varies In
y-rseIy as TO the heightO Of the column OF
mercury in the thermometer, for when
me sHvery indicator drops down ana
down ri,l one fears it will disappear al
.S-a,b,r. the social thermometer marks
,5s faver point and everything is gay.
last week was mild, and in the number
- entertainments there was slight
,-ubla The season of the year when
srgb lie is most interesting, IL can De
.a'i. IS now fairly begun and the OIL
Gals OF the leading organizations are ar
ranging varied programmes and con
c1etfrg new ideas 70 maintain the livery
interest now manifested. just at pres
Ont this duty IS taking all the spare time
oT-hs gentlemen so engaged, and the
result being accomplished is noticeable
IN the increased attendance at the yari-
ans sessions. There are numerous
events on the docket, but just now the
ones named seemed TO be attracting the
most attention. The approaching cold
weather suggests balls, receptions ana
other indoor festivities, and, as inttma-
he'd. these will receive proper recogni-
ton from the committees In charge OF
affairs in due time.
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The Primus Club will give hop at
FraHzheim's Hall on Tuesday evening,
and preparations are busily going on. A
Joyous time is expected.
The most notable event in Parkers-
burg society which the near future IS
holding for society's deyOtees will be
tbemarriase of Miss Jeanne j. Thomp-
son. eldest daughter OF Col. and George
W. Thompson, Of that city, to Mr.. Pres
ton Brooks Tobin, Of Augusta, Ga. This
event will occur at Trinity Church on
Tuesday evening, December 20. Miss
Thompson is a great favorite in Park
ersburg, aud all who know her are her
friends and admirers.
brilliant card party was given one
night last week, at ParkerSburg, by
Mss Juliette BlackfOrd 1t was full
dress affair given in honor OF Miss Della
Raymond, of Ciar6Sburg. Mrs. Black
ford, Mr. b. r. Backford, Miss Black
ford and Miss Raymond received the
guests and gracefully made all feel at
home. Dainty little ribbon bags were
passed TO each guest, and the lRdy and
gentleman who received the same cOlOrs
started out as partners. Then followed
on exciting game Of "Drive Whist"
40 the close OF each game the progress
sion or non-progreSSion OF each one was
marked by sugared almonds put into
rb0Ou bags, white ones for progression
ana dark ones for nOn-progresSiOn. a
de was declared for the head prizes,
Miss Emma Neal and Miss Pink Smith
c0GtesJ.ug the lady's prize, and Messrs.
Harris and McCOnaughey for the gen
ueman'S Miss Neal and Mr.. McCOn-
slghey were the fortunate ones; the
former was presented with a fancy
waste basket aud the latter with a sill
yer stamp box. An elegant supper,
consisting OF numerous delicacieS, was
served aud much enjoyed.
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tits interesting 20 know that an in
leligent hair dresser claims that
londs cannot be done away with; that
ooudS are essentially the beauties of
CIVILIZATION, and that they cannot be
driven away. He says that the blonde
can dress more effectively, and that
se.-Sept blond has ten years advantage |
10 The point OF youthful looks You
cannot expunge her in favor Of the
Brunette even in literature, for In the |
loyeS turned out during the past year |
here have been 3S2 blondes to So bru-
net,es.
The Kansas City Journal says Ward I
AlAiI!ster's New Years ball will be a
s-Iee OF sycophants and parade Of |
EISS
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I1e paper published at Mt. De Chan |
=. says: who can guess the most at
"aeuye of our lessons? We are at il |
ven during recreation; what but our |
.'l'.ug. Whether we take lessons or !
-or We practice with care for that will |
-lAe Us graceful, and now that we are |
s'rnliied to learn round dances, it is
'sIghful."
"a number Ofth friends Of Miss Hat
r ana Walter Johnson, Of Martins |
r.-,tt!' agreeably surprised them one
S.U' last week at their home on Wal
~, -. street. The guests were enter
~ 1sC IN royal manner, after the most
49,, -- hostess recovered from their sur
SO The ladies had brought with
a. me lunch which was served
gr.-. Twelve O'clock, after which the
''s'is departed.
,r- is Minnie Smith gave delightful
5-''la'e az her home i'm Bellaire Mon
d., 1I'sat The selections were rem
Oi,- oy a number of her pupils.
an party from Wheeling attended,
s-+o-- whom was Miss Hannah Beck
sgsst. VINO contributed largely 20 the
t,r;Is pleasure by her excellent
ar,. -
,sl ms season Is TO be one Of severe So
ns5 V.sateSts, said a pretty young mar
49, woman, j. a voice soiemnly pro-
&c, as sue sat chatting in her cosy
s ,o' The other day. And why?" | /
H. - Because, " she replied, There