Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

WAS art fnir~u.usual or improper i'm the
kisses. aud there is lo proteuse that there
any Iaw AGAINST such kissing. but the
Judge before whom fhe case was tried
u-hUc hc discharged the prisoners. lusii-
lied fhe officer in masking the arrest, be-
cause kissing On thc street was So uncom-
common as % arouse the officers sus-
n.c.ons thar something mi-it be wrong.
This isl O. remarkable ruling. but 10 is 20 be
explained. without DOUBT, On tne assump-
ZION teat the said Judge Is married 10
t.rmaraut or viraro. N not t0 something
worse. ami unable TO comprehend from
f D. S. standpoint how "a man would wish TO
Kiss lis wife.
Un5ogh,edly the success Of tennis is
largely due 20 the fact that men and wO
men can play 10 together For Irritation
purposes 10 may not quite equal the sedate
and sluggish game of croquet, 0ut Tor
tldicious combination of sport and oppor-
tuuit.es for tete-a-tetes its equal has never
been invented Indeed. tennis is the ideal
laiies's game As IL requires agility rdthe-'
tcan strength 10 play tennis, there is no
reason why women should not play quite as
Ueil as men, if it were not for the perpetual
handicap OF skirts As it is, an active
vaung woman is about match for a stout
ard middle aged man, with equal practice,
and some of the best lady players can hold
their own with any but the very best men.
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The ladies OF 81 Matthews Episcopal
Society wll give lawn fete Wednesday
evening June -, at the handsome resi-
ueuca OF Ny. y. y Cecli on the Na!lohai
roal. overs anu i9ire. u"tehtS wiz oc
solo, ana Tue en'eI am .ileuO WI Cous!st VI
scene, Talcl''s % ..e iuug,'
9'.u OK "l on VIII lHAe piACe OH 'ilV i"""'
Misses Salle Miller, See lhom4s' hate
ha.sJon and anna Oteeh m.de merry
party OF Young ladies' Jnlt helu picalc ON
Glenn Run. Mart FERRY, thursday.
Lawn tennis seems TO be all the rage in
Bridgeport Toe Be.moat club plays al
most every evening, while the Kjrkwood
club IS getting its grounds into good cordi-
ton.
There are those who think there is moth
ing IN the game of lawn tennis, "a simple,
easy. and meaningless pastime IL only re-
mains i0c those thus thinking 10 play with
soma one who knows how, and he viii
soon sect error OF his Judgment. II is far
njty fCrskiil and sci ace than the ordinary
observer imagines Physical strength IS
necessary as foundation, but IN addition,
determ'nation, confidence SieadineSS,
S',,t,l .,,,1l;,i.. ,rb;,b mo +bororrbl,.
-+.,j .,i.i .,,-, y ~ mis- .r1roo ana nh NJ
,...;.h .-, -, ..,,,,, Dor, IN mako nm "a snc-
cessfl lawn tennis player
To play lawn tennis wen both eyes and
aerves must be trained To accurate service.
tits game of skill, drawing upon the re
sources 10 every point To begin with,
the tennis player who IS ambitious for non
ors must be an all-rouud athlete. He must
have good judgment, an eye trained TO
keep on the ball" and steady nerves that
viii prevent his bounding aimIessly over
on the ground
Tennis, with us freedom from danger, us
eNhilaratiug swlttnesS oil movement, anultS
demand for COMBINATION OF skill ana
strength. IS one OF the best outoi door
games under the summer SKY.
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The Directors of the Wheeling Club
were handsomely entertained at the Fort
Henry Clue, Tuesday evening, at eight
res res Si'eu tue 'SHip VI INC " i'ee''"s
O'"o'
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4t' Su@IIeS SH"u' " Oe0 ~ I9.tiu' on"
MISS Mary NcDeruiotl' OI 4CuOu sUIce,, |
WIZ DC "rt'. 80, G'1 ue "e''''' ia
take p'"c- ''' INC O"t's''i'' d.
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Last 1 ues1ay h,SlV heV' Allo H. p'sloT
on tue usU nj. Ia, , Nj 49,
80. u, 81. the rasi5enc1 If me b,,i5e's
-. - -. ~so',Ib Nrrulin,b street
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-r,.. f,..os,,., ooo<ers Tennis Clnb of /
At, -'tS, ,.. se,.,,ret ,ron"Js IN Vorth
Fra9t street. and are rapidly getting them /
in shane
The Whee.ing Cub will give a fete |
chanoetre ut the Wheeling PARK the lat |
ter pare Of the month. Ihe affair will De |
given on an elaborate scale.
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Tia, popular social organization known /