Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-02

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The Ruling Passion.
Two women met IN Paradise
Where they had recently arrived
And each one the other asked
How In the bright abode she thrived.
Then straightway each one made reply
otis very beautiful ana bright,
There's everything % pease the eSs',,
And everything 70 please the sisn''
Then each exhaled long, deep sign;
And said "I've searched IN every NOUS
But nowhere can Tad a glass ,.,.n
To see how these new garments lOOA'
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Societv- or as much of IL as possesses
wings. has flown TO the four corners OF
the earth IN Quest Of health or pleasure
and the remnant, which from necessity
or choice has remained at home, Is en-
ioviDg ITS SIMMER Siesta. Although
0Snv familiar faces are missed at the
ciTbe and counting houses, there are
OrobobIv as many men in town now as
psYoI NJ this season, and the streets OF
go citv a. well as the National ROAD
s-o stili alive al eventide, with goodiY
Dnrber of smart eQuipages. Lawn
800 excursions 10 the seaside resorts
ord rural iaunts are now the ORDER
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young or old, rich or poor, 6eautiIu'
CIV the desire 20 be loved Is 0urn-
.,, In every woman's heart. Many Will
nv n many will scott at it, many Will
~nn away from It, but the desire Is
tbere an unquenchable Same. To De
Ioved Is. and should be, woman's prov
i,ce An unloved woman is blot on
creations face. And how to make herseH
beloved. truly and faithfully, should be
moro her study than astronomy, polldcs
or fashions. 1t is nothing she need blush
Tor this wish TO be loved. Men are
irst as susceptible to the soft impeacn-
weDt only they don't exhibit so plainly.
What sort of women do men love OeStF
First. foremost and always, men love
womanly woman. They hate masculine
women as they hate dun. And II mas
culine women ever succeed In winning
husbands they are always milksops OF
some effeminate creature that the
woman can ''bOSS." Men that are worth
q qheq. vsqpto n. ,WnQap ~ Qt a S .i ~
take into their arms woman similar In
manner and conversation to the men
they have been bruiting about town
with all the day. Men like brainy
women; but woman can know her
head from her heels, and still be the
caressing, soft-vOiced creature that
Six feet, strong and stalwart,
Is captured by i've feet one,
Bound by a tether finer
Than ever spider spun.
Some women go upon the principle
that too much loving SpOilS man. Get
that nonsense out Of your heads, There
isn't one man in ten thousand that low
ing won't win the day with. You know
Thackeray says, "Any woman without
q positive hump on her back can marry
any man she likes" Man is the most
tractable, gullible animal alive. He is
easily led by a wOman's chains If the
links be made Of soft words, caresSeS
thoughtful and kind actions, little
smiles and mods of appreciation and APP
prOval Of his masculine achievements,
either in the way of base ball or broker
age.
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The most notable Society event Of
the week was the brilliant fete champe-
ire given at the Park Thursday night,
by the Elks. The attraction programme
which was carried out on this occasion,
while adding to the lavish entertain
meut, was not needed to exact enjoy
ment, as the beautiful walks of the
Park lighted up with Chinese lanterns,
and the pleasures OF cOngenial society,
which marked the event, were in them
selves, sources Of unallOyed pleasure.
The ElkS have long been noted for the
excellence OF their entertainments, but
on Thursday evening they surpassed all
previous efforts. Between eight hun
dred and one thousand people partook Of
their hospitality, and 1t was the unani-
nous verdict of the guests that they
were right royalty entertained.
The evenings programme opened
with musical entertainment
in the dancing hall, which though
necessarily brief, was not lacking in
artistic merit, and each number de-
served the liberal applause which it re-
ceived. The concert by the Opera
Honse band which followed, in the
PAVILION, was one OF the best Efforts Of
that superb musical organization. Then
CANA the procession 70 the PARK en- |
closure the ladies and gentlemen march |
ing by twos, and carrying sticks o. red |
FIRE. producing very pretty elect. /
The Flks tOaSt-"Auld Lang Spe,"
was sung with spirit, the entire crowd /
Joining in the chorus. The pyrotechlc /
display from the top OF the mound WIS /
elaborate and handsome. On their n
turn to the city on a special motor, TN
Flks formed in line. and headed by the
Opera House Band, marched In open
order uD Market street, loudly cheered !
by the crowds on the sidewalks.
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One way OF spending summer vaea-
ton, which has stepped into sudden
popularity, OF late, is by taking passage
on ore Of the big packets to Cincinnati
and return. The trip occupies but
week, and when cOngenial parties are |
made I'D, It is doubtful II more enjoy
ment can be squeezed into that period |
OF time, by spending a vacation 81 the
Seashore or in the mountains.
In the presence Of but few OF the
immediate relatives and intimate
friends Of the contracting parties, .
very pretty wedding was solemnized ST
an early hour last Thursday mornlng'
In the Second Presbyterian church, IN
which the contracting parties were M.
Levi p. C6.sSel, the well-known book
keeper for the Central Glass Company,
and Miss Marguerite Balzell, an accomp-
hshed young lady who enjoys the esteem
- her friends on account OF hef