Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06

the handsome spacious aFtments OF
the hostess, and beautiful and tasty
decorations enlivened the ene. Many
rich gowns added to the efRtiveness OF
the scene. Music was finished by
Killmyer, aud a pIeasin order OF
dances was merrllY discued. At In
PERMISSION the guests weresgaled with
delicacies, and altoGethe 1t was q
memorable social affair." Miss Nc
Mechen proved a charming Ostess.
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Miss Hulda Delaplain VI entertain
the Spinster Club on the Eth OF this
month, at her home on Cha street.
The affair will be in the natre OF ger
man.
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Mr.. William Schul and IiSs Emma
Dixon were married Thuray evening
at half-part eight o'clock 3 the home
Of the bride at the cornerk Eotf and
Twenty-thlrd streets. ~ wedding
was quiet one, and was messed by
only few relations Of pc couple.
Rev. Hopkins, Of the Discifs Church,
officiated.
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Three weddings have occued among
former Mt. De Chantal pup since the
close of the school year-ME j. Wilson
to Mr.. Wozencraft, of Texas Miss Liz
zie Stillwagon TO Mr. VILLAS, of Pitts
burg, and Miss Lizzie Clihrd to Mr..
John James Dolan.
80
The Lillian Social Club, Il Martins
Ferry, met Wednesday afrnoOn and
elected officers. They will beet at the
homes Of the members eaGlfortnight.
The officers elected weres follows:
Whiteman Frazier, Presidst; Lille
Dean, Secretary, and Frsk Ebert,
Treasurer. They were enrtained on
Thursday evening at the hne of Miss
Lizzie Tweedy, on Fourth Eeet, Mar
tins Ferry.
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Cards are out for the marrge of Miss
Cora Linn, daughter of Ale. Linn, to
Mr.. Benjamin Perry, at eiet O'Clock,
Wednesday, December 2Sd, 8 the home
Of the brides parents in Mains Ferry.
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Cards have been receiVd for the
marriage Of Miss Josephine billy TO Mr..
j. Albert McComas, which wi occur on
Thursday, December 10th, 8 the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. all Mrs. Eli
Baily, of Colerain.
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Wednesday evening a pleasant and
enjoyable party was given the resi-
dence of Mr.. Fred. L. Bourn, on South
Chapline street, in honor OF Mr.. John
Hooving and bride. Music was fur
nished by the Wesley NJ. E. choir.
Among those present were rof. Hop
wood and wife, Mr.. John Hoving and
bride, Miss Belle Kain, prinpal of the
annex public school. Mr.. Poell, Miss
Emma Hooving, Mr.. B. j. Tyson and
wife, Mr. Charles Bourne an,wife, Mr..
j. w. Cooper, Mrs. PritcharC Mr.. s. G.
Barnes and wife, and others. Refresh
mentS were served at Seasonble hour.
49,
The following, from a getleman Of
forty, gives masculine vieWlf much
worn subiect:-"You ask mppinion in
modern lovemaking. Bless you! it is
the same yesterday, to-day all forever.
Modern facts have not creted new
race of men; and hypher@stheic fiction
lists have not taken away tn appetite
for the old passions of Boaz br the fair
Ruth, of Jacob for Rachelpr the I'M
happy Judge for the rural mai of Whit
tiers love poem. Nor do methods differ
essentially. There may be a title more
ceremony nowadays. We pn't alto
gether take forcible possesion, la
Laplander; we may not literally
throw any more gold : apples
for the fair ATLANTA to chse after
although on this point / hive more
mental reservation-but we dc if we are
genuinely in love, we do "stl in and
win"-if we can. haven't much use
for the man who doesn't max love, as
he prosecutes any other bsiness in
hand, for all he is worth! Il "a girl is
worth loving at all she is woIh loving
a great deal and working harI for. As
for kissing her when he gets hr what a
moly-coddle he must be who cts duen-
mas and modern idols of good form and
social etiquette deter him! I'll me the
earth is nat, the moon is Lm0urger
cheese, that the head OF the ocean is
dry sand or that Jay Gould lisa philan-
trophist, but don't tell me any'nan with
an ounce of manhood in hiSl1ature is
that kind OF a dummy-and EXPECT me to
believe you'll"
50
Miss Jessie House entertain'd few
friends at her home on the sland on
Friday evening.
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The Monday Night Euclre Club
was pleasantly entertained lasi week by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Grub, tbs winners
of the first prizes being Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Pollock.
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An enjoyable party was givel on Fri
day evening by Miss Kate Milan at
her home on Twelfth street. All the
guests were kept on the move, hospi-
tably so to speak, and all passd pleas
ant hours.
CONTINUED on Fourth PGle.