Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01

Ave Maria" was sung, and after the ele-
walton the trio Ave Vsrum,n by Merca-
dante, was rendered. After the mass the
members OF the wedding party entered car
riages and were driven TO the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. G. Sauter. on Main
street, where reception was held.
So
A very pleasant party was given Tues
day evening, at Wellsburg, by the Mt.
Pleasant Club, in honor of Misses Frances
Howard and Annie Young. at the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs. Edwards. Dancing and
games were INDUCED in until the wee
small hours, when refreshments were
served, The Misses Howard and Young
left for Washington, Wednesday.
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Every girl knows that her dreams on the
night OF Ali Halloween como true. out per-
haps sue does not know that she must name
the four posts Of the bed, and must not
speak word 10 anyone after she begins TO
disrobe for the night. Nor must she drink
a drop or eat q morsel after naming the bed
posts IL these precautions are duly o.
served and that hardest Of all endeavors-
at least so we are told-the holding ones
tongue, suffers no lapse, the maiden may
rest assured that Prince Charming Will
surely WOO her in happy dreams. and II ne
fails to do so, twill be because there is no
Prince Charming for her, or else-let her
choose-she may believe that the puoolns
and the apples and the raislns and the Tor,
tune-telling, and the mirror, and In fact all
the combination of pagan charms nave
proved too much for healthful slumoerS,
and that "he will come anyway, spite OF
Halloween predictions.
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The Monday Night Euchre Club that
was organized about TWO years ago, Will
hold its first meeting at the residence oil
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Merriman, on the 9TH oil
November. Several new members have
been added TO the club, which promises TO
make il even more congenial than ever.
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On last Friday evening Miss Mamie
| Grubb gave the opening entertainment OF
the Cotillion Club, at her home on Chapllne
street. About S so o'clock killmeyer TOOK
his post at the piano and played pro-
gramme of about eighteen pieces. AT md
| night a lunch was served, after which
dancing was resumed until the hour for
closing arrived All departed from the
hospitable residence of Miss Grubo after
having spent delightful evening with
their charming hostess.
The club have adopted such rules and
regulations as TO allow no one present at
their meetings except visitors that are
stopping at members house.
In TWO weeks Miss Holly Patterson will
entertain the club at Monument Place,
Elm Grove.
Stand aside. no room vet for debutantes.
I The little bud eagerly awaits an opportu,
pitv and hour TO unfold its delicate hued
METALS before the gaze OF an admiring sun
I public, but there are still train or wnlte-
I robed brides 20 pass into view and out, pc
/ fore the orchestra may sound the music LOT
/ the dance. There are TO be parties and
large ores. There are 70 be receptions and
\ elaborate ones, but not just yet. "A rev
/ more wedding chimes must ring, few
/ more marriage vows be plighted, ere the
nights shall be turned 10 day, and the hours
/ devoted TO feasting Lunches and dinners
! succeed each other. small though they be;
/ friends are entertained quietly, out none
/ the less pleasantly. Travellers pack up
/ their belongings 20 seek other CHIMES
strangers, enter our midst TO oe cordially
received. afternoon visits succeed each
/ other, and people are sooerly preparing
| themselves for whatever is III store.
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One OF the enjoyable events of the season
was a party given Friday evening at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Will Greer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brames on South
I Chapline street, in honor of Mrs. Lotte
GIannom. nee Miss Lottie Haynes, who
expects TO return 10 her home in Vernon
after short visit with her brothers and
, sisters. The evening was spent lu singing
and dancing. and at IL O'Clock fine supper
was spread, 10 which all did ample justice.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Wildblood. Mr. and Mrs. Frand Kratz,
Mr.. and Mrs John Larkins, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Rigner, MIR and Mrs. Hiram
HAYNES. Mrs. Eva Heyburv, Mrs. Gimmt
Brintonn, Mrs. William Kline, Mr.. and
Mrs. George HAYNES, Mrs. Kate Stroble,
Mrs. Henry Haynes, Miss Emma Kline.
Henry Work, Mrs Henry Norton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Haynes, Miss Katie Pefferman,
George Anderson, Miss Mary Kline, Ar
thur Kline, John Kline, Miss Moliie Ken
nedv, Miss Agnes Kennedy. Music was
by the Weinerwurst Band.
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| A surprise party was rendered Miss Ida
/ Clouse at her home in North Wheeling
| About thirty couples were present.
! Dancing was the feature of the evening.
/ Refreshments were served and all present
/ had delightful time.
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/ Horseback exercise has seally become
/ the rage among the ladies of wheeling, ana
! besides, il is form of athletics which is so
/ ENJOYABLE and which is so much calculated
/ to make young woman vigorous, supple,
! graceful and healthy, that II will not be
| strange il now that the ball has been set a
I rolling, equestrianism among the falr sex
/ will increase and become thoroughly poDu-
\ lar. Indeed. 10 would be surprising II that
| should not happen. For Wheeling ladies,
I so progressive and liberal-minded in other
respects, have been backward in the matter
/ Of horseback ridinS. In England, the couu-
/ try par excellence for accomplished and
fearless female riders, every healthy young
girl that pretendS TO any social distinction
and style knows how 10 sic her horse.
With society Initiating slavishly so
many features of English life that cannot
I Justly be eXtOlled as sensible, pretty or ra-
I tional, il seems strange that eQuestrianlsm
/ has not been taken up more extensively be-
/ fore. For, leaving entirely aside the by
gienic features OF the sport, the fact that
\ almost any woman-if only normally bright
looks her best on horseback, looks dlstln-
guished, coQuettish, adOrable-ought alone
/ 10 nave made horseback riding popular
with the slender, well constructed Wheel
4 ing bellies long ago IL is indisputaole that
I almost any man will more quickly fall In
I love with woman in the saddle than out
of it, and English novels and the whole
gamut of love story literature proves IL.
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Miss Ida Helrig,e entertained party OF
friends at her home on South Woods street,
| Monday night and all present had
most enjoyable time.
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Cards have been sent out by Mrs. Ella
/ 8. Turner for the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Miss Eleanor Frazier Turner, TO MIR.
I Samuel OFT Carothers, on Wednesday, No
veul Der 4, at half-past three o'clock, at the
residence of her grandfather, DR.. w. j..
Bates, on Twelfth street.
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Mrs. Adam Weisgerber was very pleas
| IL Of hnr rala-