Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

4 HASASAs VI 0uO w. L. ClurCn or that
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Blinn will reside or
the Island.
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| Monday night the Misses Emericb
pleasantly entertained a number of
their friends at their home on South
Jacob street.
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Now that the reign Of the summer
girl Is at hand, these are a few things tt
count on. the beads of her rosary O
remembrance:
The girl the boys like best to take
rowing doesn't trail her hands in tn,
water, even If they are pretty and he.
rings are handsome, for 1t gets the boa
out Of trim.
She doesn't act frisky and kittenisl
in the boat, or playfully spring out OF
at the shore, only to fall back very VI
playfully into the stream and dip tn
skiff half full Of water.
She doesn't pretend to steer II sd
doesn't know how, just because tn
bright cords OF the rudder are effoctiv
against her dress.
She doesn't put up her sunshade wheI
the wind is dead against you, even Il 1t
lining is becoming to her complexion.
She doesn't get headache and have
to go home just when the fish are be
| ginning to bic; and she doesn't squea
II you happen inadvertently to land I
gamey catch in her lap.
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A gay party IN Martins Ferry lef
Wednesday morning for an outing neal
Pleasant Grove. They were provided
with plenty OF amusements. The fol-
lowing made up the party: Misses Lille
| Dean, Florence O'Mera, Edith Brown,
Mary Swartz, Carrie Hobbs, Bell Nc
Swords, Ella Shipman, Bell Green,
Alice Morris, Ada Joy, Flo Coss and
Anna Franzie of WellsburG, and Messrs.
Lyman Hanes, Chas. Wood, Howard
Smith, Carl Lash, Elmer Exley, George
Springer, Harry Roenthal, Jas. Moore
and Louis Perkins.
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Mrs. j. o. Gray entertained her
friends at progressive euchre, at her
residence on Delaware street, Island,
Tuesday night.
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There was pleasant wedding Tues
day night at the home of Mr.. Charles
Brockman ia Bellaire, the contracting
parties being DIR. D. W. Long, Of Bell
aire, and Miss Eleanor Martin, o.
Moundsville. There was a general
turning of the members Of the medical.
profession.
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The Wedding Of James Martin and
HAITI McWilIams took place at Mar
tins Ferry Tuesday evening, at the
home Of the bride, on Third street. Mr..
Martin is q prominent glass man, form
erly connected with the NoTthwoOd
Glass company, but now OF Fostoria.
The bride is a daughter of VIM. Nc
Williams. About fifty invitations were
issued. After the ceremony the happy
couple left over the b. IL 0. railroad on
a wedding trip, and will then settle In
Fostoria, where Mr.. Martin is IN busi-
ness.
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A surprise party was rendered Mr.
Emmett Diloo, on South Huron street,
at his new home which he has just
finished, Tuesday evening by his friends
and relatives. The party tending the
surprise consisted Of Mr.. John Cook
and wife, Mr.. Edward Cook and wife,
Mrs. Mary Cook, Mr.. VIM. Mitch and
sister, Miss Mary; Mrs. August Betz,
Mrs. VIM. Shields, Mr.. Chas. Ryan and
bride, Miss Mary Jane Whixey, Miss
Elizabeth Cooke, Mr.. John Cooke, and
Charles and Mamie Cooke. A fine sup
per was served by the host and his vile,
and most enjoyable time was had, In
singing and vocal music. Miss jamie
Diloe furnished delightful music for
the party.
Iu certain private schools OF Brooklyn
new rules OF politeness are enforced.
1t is no longer proper for the little pu-
nils 10 saw Eyes, sir" "NO, sir, Eyes,
ms'am" and ''No, ma'am" TO their eld-
ers. Now the correct thing is Eyes,
Mr.. Brown" "No, Miss Smith" and so
ON. II the child happens to be addressed
by strange lady or gentleman the child
Is instructed to reply, Eyes, mister" or
eyes lady" At first this strikes the
uninitiated as an unpleasant innovation,
but it is said to have obtained strong
hold on the children.
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A pretty wedding took place at the
Cathedral Monday nj orning. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Charles j.
Gillegan. a popular drummer for M.
Reilly. and Miss Kate Weitzel, OF South
Market street. The ceremony was per-
formed bv Rev. Father McEligott.
Alter the ceremony, which was wit
messed by friends and relatives, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Glliegan left on the Q. q Z. train
on bridal trip.
The .Teutonia Society gave picnic
Tnnsdav afternoon at Archibald's grove,
and the festivities continued until ii
o;cIock. Mayer's orchestra furnished
the music.
Mr. Ed. LaRue and Miss Tillie
cohnItz both of Wheeling, were mar
lied At Q o',lock Tuesday night by Rev.
@. NJ. Afford.
Misunderstanding is more tame than
hhorse riding; but 1t takes an artist TO
climb A summer hammock successfully
and GRACEFULLY In the presence OF crltics,
~ the sour and fastidious KIND tnat
never climb anything more risky thah
. nair Of stairs. The fat lady from the
corntrv who thinks she can jump in a
Son,mock neatly, without any emoar-
EASING display of limbs or agility, ana
stav there first pop, IS too oiten DE,
| ceived in her estimates OF staoilty ana
Sistsnees. Concentration in hammock
"a annslling. One must SIT down all
ovar On the whole length OF ham
,nock and immediately. To hesitate IS
- Ia lost The hammock fnhaoitant IS
~ dressed for horseback rioing. Sne
Nv ia. hnr skirts In place. she