Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-09
shoulders. and waist.

arms, shoulders, and waist. II
must be broad across the back
and loose across the front, easy around
the neck, and so short sleeved that the
cuffs could in no way interfere with the
action OF the hands. Then the skirt
could take sudden run after lying
ball, Jump high in the air to hit 1t, land
upon her feet, and start off again TO
meet the returning ball without running
the risk Of tripping. This calls for a
short skirt as we'll as loose one. And
how to meet all these requirements and
make the tennis dress pretty has kept
many dressmaker-awake at night.
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The ladies OF the Board of Managers
Of Altenheim have arranged for an open
air concert and lawn fete on next Fri
day afternoon and evening. The Opera
House Orchestra will be In attendance.
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Gus Leins pleasantly entertained his
friends Thursday evening at his home
on Thirty-street. Music and dancing
occupied the the greater part of the
evening. Refreshments were served at
a seasonable hour.
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Patrick Reymann Tucker was ten
dered a pleasant surprise party at the
residence OF his father on South Chap
line street in honor Of the twelfth ami
versary Of his birth. Refreshments
we're served at a seasonable hour, and
the little guests departed at a late hour.
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Last Thursday evening there was a
merry time at the home Of Isidor Some
born on South Front street, the occas-
ion being his twenty-frst birthday.
About thirty guests gathered to do
honor TO the occasion, and all we're most
Hospitality treated. There was plenty
Of good music, both vocal and instru-
mental, and an excellent lunch was
served. Dancing was also on the pro-
gramme, and the affair altogether was
one that will long be remembered.
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A Surprise party was given last Friday
evening by Miss Mollie McCalister and
Miss Lottie HOrnbrook at the latters
residence on Mccullough Street. The
evening was spent in dancing and 9TH
or amHsementS. The party was made
happily by Cananns singing and Win
terhalters funny sayings. A fancy
prize was given to the best gentlemen
and ladie waltzer; these were won by
Mr.. Jno. Winterhalter and Emma Con-
rod. Corcoraa and Rhinehurst furnis-
he'd the music.
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On Thursday evening there was a
very enjoyable party given on Wood
street, the affair being in the nature OF
a farewell surprise rendered by Misses
Mollie Colr,ar and Rsse Hackmann ia
honor of Mr.. Henry Fette, shipping
clerk of the FOstoria glass house.
Dancing and refreshments occupied
the hours, Neuhardts orchestra fur
nishing the melody. Those present
were: f. Colmar, George Anderson,
Fred Appel, Henry Fette, William
MeaCle, Henry Sedan, William Bremen,
Henry Juenks, Charles Rasel, Paul
Frank. John White, Henry Wheeler,
William Steinbecker, Stuart Irwin,
Henry Giesler, Henry Hickman, Mol
lie Colmar, Ida Sacho, Ida Concler, Nell
lie Fette, Minnie and Augusta Hofmeis-
ter. Marry and Emma Ziegler, Mary
Sedan. Christene Jericho, Tillie
Wheeler, Rosa Hackmann, Annie
Hackmann, Mary Dittman, Lizzie
Junke, Lizzie Fette.
Matrimony, regarded by one branch
Of the church rs a sacram 1t and BY an
other as the solemnization OF civil con-
tract. has, nevertheless, In cases not
few. humorous phases that when they
occur. not only relieve the rite OF dull
ness. but put even the reverence OF the
eelebrsnt and witnesses under some
that rigid strain. In the case OF min.
'starlal friends, incidents have happened
rat tested the powers OF self-constraint
ma ludicronsly revealed the cold, ouss-
asss-Iiks, severely 2raeilcAl sRlE.s0 q one