Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-20

Ivy.
they sat together on the shore
That summer night.
us r-sissd her beauty Ger and DER
And madly, passionately swore
Eed never, never loved before
That summer night.
us rraised her face, her eyes, her hair,
That summer night
ust1l9 her sbe was more than fair;
That she OF maidens was most rare;
mat with her no gIrl could compare
That summer night.
Vs asked OF her lips 'just taste"
That summer night
rr. s'iDnsd his arm around her waist,
t,sr Drew it back with hurried haste
hin 10 wiudward she had placed
That summer night.
ss,-ember is the month when tourists
.r~- their faces hOmeward, when vivid
,-ssrs give place TO mellOwer tints, when
81 Glorious harvest moon rides reSplenent,
IN when society begins 70 stir In its chry-
.gis stage ere II spreads its gaudy wings,
FL scars in butterfly abandon from one
L.s5 iov 10 another. The reign OF the
.-~ner girl-bless her sun-burned face =
rract.cally over. Muslins and white
I'd and summer fiirtatiOnS are laid away
he season. The front piazza Is being
-iualIv deserted. Nearly every evening
81. SIMMER Angelina has taken the latest
re after dinner. and has seated
self with careless grace in the
71a chair. Her skirts have been ar
r,ged 10 show Just the proper amount OF
r,.e and her hair is bewitchingly done
n. Half that novel is uncut, and half OF
VIII always remain that way, for Ange-
T-s didn't read. In the same. breath the
r3red and fOrtunate-the fashionable
Iav-sre now expressing regret at the end
r. Of the CAV and glad beach and noun
10 season, and are formulating theirplans
0- he successful conduct Of their winter
campaign in town. With only transient
s1t even evanescent regret they turn their
backs upon ripping rills, CLASSY lakes,
rvm0uutains and sounding shores. The
rar-aI prospect of the near future pleaseS
ZEN lust as well as have the natural beau
is which have surrounded them the past
season. and 10 which they are now about 70
kta decOrous adieu. The Splendors OF
H. bali. the brilliant fete, the opera and
inches, the theatre, the parties and
te0D-ous- all these present them
evas in anticipation, 70 con-
e the homecoming city belle and beau
their sorrow for the faded summer
ds0u. And now that the people are home,
social world begins 70 thrOb with new
Illusion Of life. The days are not many,
the beautiful home, that was the scene
suSpiciOus events a year ago, will throw
le lis doors to the fashionable element,
% brilliant dancing reception will draw
] l-y guests 10 the feast in honor of
s returned tourists. In the mean
ne busy hands and feet are en-
ssd In active preparation for the brides
bosom 70 approach the altar.
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A pretty wedding was solemnized in
bGw00d Tuesday afternoon az 3 O'Clock,
which the contracting parties were Mr..
6I W bite, Of the Niagara engine house
,re, and Miss Annie JOHNSON, OF Ben
bod The ceremony took place at the
-eo' the brides sister, Mrs. Pat Bran
b., Rev. =. McAlenamin officiating. A
fp.adid wedding supper was discussed by
'1aparty.
Cards are out announcing the wedding Of
D. Fleming Howell and Gertrude Bran
! boa, Of Weston. The event viii take place
bsPtember 3Oth.
Mr.. HerrmOn Maiewsky, one Of Wheel
lys most popular young gentlemen, was
,sliered a farewell party for his departure
ST. Louis, at his home Thursday even
b; Dancing and cards were the amuse-
felts Of the evening, and at midnight a
-uD-uOuS collation. was discussed, Of
Fl.c1 an heartily partOOk. Those present
'Eera: Misses Lizzie Maurer, Nellie
hlle, Title Pebler, Augusta Riebe,
LIZZIE Conrad, Lille Kraft, Emma GOetze,
hluie Juergens, LOttie Brown, jeanette
b2ear and MesSrs. Frank Miller, Fred
.i5yer, Henry Gieseler, Win SOnderman,
kett.er, VIII Tracy, Andrew Habig,
h3lry Meyer, J. MaiewSky, Of Wheeling,
f11 MIR. Frank Gieser and Ernest Yennis,
Canal Dover. All left wishing Mr..
herman much pleasure for his future
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The home Of Miss MOllie Young, on
v5nneth street, presented brilliant ap-
arance on Wednesday evening, the Occa-
o1 being a reception rendered Miss Mag
St0uer, Of Pittsburg, who IS visiting
Per- Vocal and instrumental music,
-clre and dancing, interluded by refresh
-e-,s, consumed q pleasant evening.
among the guests were Misses Jennie
-'ans, Lizzie Ebbert, Estelle Hull, Emma
elC.tz, Lille Davis and MesSrs. Sydney
.art.n, Frank Hall, B. ]. Adams, B..
sarI, Harry STEELE, Loring Downs and
p Evans.
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The X. r. r. Club was highly enter
tled on Wednesday night by Mr.. and
ITS Frank Tilton at their home in TiltOn-
ne, Ohio. The hours were spent very
sasantly in dancing, etc. All present ex-
'eSSed themselves as having spent de-
S1ttul evening. Those present were;
i and Mrs. Frank TiltOn, Mr.. and Mrs.
4les Giesey, Mr.. and Mrs. George Til
70, Misses Maud and Pearl West, Birdie
-i Belle Garden, Lucy Hutchinson, Liz
AIKEN, Kate Laurie, Lizzie Laurie, Ida
ZION, Mamie Mccain and sister; Messrs.
lsorge CuSick, Barton Jones, David
,sdll, Robert Darrah, Albert Roth, John
ZION, John Mccain, James Cooper, Hugh
-slck, Charles Kuckuck, John Cooper,
IAN Toungman, Win Mccain, Edward
p1ckUCk.
,tnere is a movement on foot among some
'ne well-knOwn society gentlemen about
."n 10 organize dramatic club, the pur-
,9e being TO bring together some OF the
~ best dramatic talent, and 70 place
goa the boards a series Of high standard
''ces There is excellent Thespian
-a1erlal in the city, and In such roles as
w devised talent could not fail to
ION. Mr.. E. B. Frrnzheim, who has
S-leVed some distinction behind the
Jugs, both here and elsewhere, will prob
~ assume managerial duties. Mr.. w. 3.
~ Is also q shit" in more than
~ role, while other capable artists
Saarles OFT, Frank Arnett, Thomas
g.Ae, Tom Darrah Of the Eighth Ward,
~, AoNsb0, JAS. Quinn. Dave White,
Andy Kay. One of the best dialect
Ms ms u the city is Mr.. Barney McEntee.
.l!e the club has not yet been organized,
'sPld4y taking shcpe.
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