Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25

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-..~.s-- him round the circle TAR
l-.' ,, before the pretuest there.
a.. r.-r.i to say tle choice he Aa1o
t--....,...a taste displayed.
4...-',r q can't say wat 20 MEANT
usld looked lll-ccutenJ.
-...s., Was then anew begun
$50. bsfors the wIttlest ones
t... r.--r she wIttIest one.
.... .-.-e The litt,e maid sought me-
nm. him down upon ms Snee.
a.. ,.-a-i lcr eyes upon the u2ori
,-.n< she thought the game ooF
,-.....'s5 then his sweet beheSt,
...s-hs one he loved The best
.- srs frlyncd, FOR all she child,
.-.... chat little maid-he did.
n.,,..r-tbouga why can't decide
..t-.. maid looked satisfied.
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inning the social empyrean from the
ssofthe seventh day, the backward
,fsrs1ts shows brilliant as a comets
ra the scar autumnal time Cupid
Hmen conspire TO the bliss Of con-
souls. The correctness Of this
If the relations of the passions
,,a sDaces of time has been clearly
.rrise5 the past week. IL has, in
rsa1 a season of weddings-and
. .s~arfs as well, fore there are nu-
I'M, ON dts. and the nUptialS Will be
.-..ei shortly. And there has been
..-.-sI awakening in the social realm
- the le-nargy that always noldS
+rrf1y tue summer months, when
.tfeCulv active occurrences In the
-r-dus Of society are Wateriugplace
IS. where the summer girl Ilrts and
a-as and breaks hearts, and plays
generally with the SWANS that are
-v.-r current coin Of the realm. But
1 break, away from the frivilOus diver
#, "w1gu the leaves begin, etc, and
-rrs t1 the more serious and earnest
of the social and domestic system.
t-s Young men fall into a similar
rrrrhclght, and begin % take an IN
---r DO their affections ana reflect upon
FL atvautaEes Of being a benedict with a
.-1s little wife 10 bless the hearth
aroma Of Orange blossoms is per-
everywhere in the tlutter Of in
To- bridal and bridesmaids gowns, IN
rlaSe Of presents, in the anxious
G TO paper-hangers and painters
busy with the dOvecOJes, and In
av faces of the young people who
he sidewalks with airy tread these
4 Sd October DAYS. The spIingtime WOO
--fs 'ruitiOn i'm the winter wedding.
ne 20 Shakespeare:
...., ttriI time when men 90 WOO,
1'-ut when they wed.
Wednesday. the best day Of all. ~ seems
p b p-ogerb which has taken firm
.D.l The hearts of Wheeling brides.
, rs, as every zone knows, four is a
rrgu0er and October a lucky month.
e. asst few Wednesdays were giOrihed
Wedding bells, by bright beginnings Of
as we. as devoted remembranceS.
u changes I'm evening dress suits are
and light from year 20 year that
men know very little about them.
'-eS'y.e lu evening dress for this sea
IS thus outlined Collar moderately
sra yht cut. or the white wings
S1r. of plain white linen, with
very small white enamelled studs.
e plain white lawn, tied by the wear
; >4Iare-c0rDered linked cuffs, with
.-..s of white enamel, although gold
"C-s are not in bad taste. Pearl-cOl
be gloves. Handkerchief Of plain white
r., or silk. Shoes OF patent leather,
six tops.
Anew organization IS now IA the social
-.-l, by the name Of the Primus Club. 1t
Elposed Of sixteen young men, as fol-
s Ga.ly Mitchell, President; James
..er. Treasurer; Charles Halter, Score
--. Fred y. WiucAer, Thomas Darrah,
Peter HabersucS, win Welty. viii
--ar Fred Beine6e, Alex Rheildaffer,
l1t GaIs, John Armstrong, Herbert
-'-1afer, CnaS Carpenter, John Muir
70 VIII Windsor. The club will give q
i,e every three weeks. The second
ana bop will be given az the Mercantile
rooms on Monday evening.
lis Characteristic Of our human nature
- orr humble origin that with the COM
F, @. May and October we have an unCOn-
liable desire 10 get next the ground,
smell the woods and the earth. This
--u5Dt may be enc Of the explanations
NE English love for field sports, but il
.lct t17t every American has the long
>.'r an occasional tramp through the
--FY Ana when the October days
with their hay atmosphere. their
So bright mornings and mOOnlit nights;
-a me leaves turn yellow and red, and
-.'e.S play ball with the hickory nuts;
.,- -ae Quails spring up with a whirr
.le iroS, is upon everything-then IL
.-. men want 20 walk out of town,
%. nom their business, away from du-
i q. once demanding and sOrdid, and into
' -ls N ooybOod fun and youthful Joys
-'ee from care.
40 o-l custom connected with marriage
.5.Eously kept up as that OF the
-s-e.ect making herself invisible as
% DIS lae invitations are issued. Almost
lG-y break is where the dreSsmaker
llCy or troublesome and in such cases
.- lle most SeQueStered bride-elect has
u. known 20 sally forth 70 St~aighten
''-siS out, Indifferent to all observers.
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a ,- = was Joy around the feStal board at
y NV Henry Club Monday night, it be-
/, /. ..e occasion OF a handsome course din
. entered by Mr.. ". +. Peterson 70 a
.ee' OF his gentlemen friends. Quite a
-S-. NUMBER participated and the menu
n s.lJed many choice dishes
.ls The progress Of the banquet there
NJ oily social intercourse.
49, W. r. Peterson acted as the genial
s,-,---,aN'er, out while il was not designed
n.y.. should be any extended pOst-prandial
80 --.AS' there were several brief and witty
'-1'6s By the guests.
r,
IS, re o.l phantom party idea, renovated
o ,..o "-lcaery Of "web of fate, - is with
o oc1-n' The phantom costume consists,
co. .y one knows. Of a large enveloping
y. p'Iow-caSe with apertures for thu
~ oL mask ShrOuded with a pillow
,s,1 aoout the head. COstumed in this
s1.!, attire the hostess receives her
IN "a silence. She greets them with
M, "orus and motions them 70 the toilet
7if ls' s rom which they emerge clad in the
~ phantom guest receives on entering
I'll seIlor single bright thread of the
- 49,. Iate. y This thread is OF the bright