Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-14

| of sewing have turned their attention,
through choice or necessity, TO the
fashioning OF their own wardrobes. In
such cases the results are such as can
not be reached in any other way. Ii
stands TO reason that the woman who
is a thorough artist in the matter OF Ut
ting, draping and color selection can
turn these gifts TO the adornment OF
her own person in a way that leaves
nothing to be desired. One of the al
ways prettily dressed young ladies OF this
city is one whose mother de-
signs and makes all her dresses
and even fashions many OF the
chic walking hats and piquant
little bonnets that make complete the
pretty toilet. A number OF girls in town
either make or direct the making OF all
their apparel. An artistic woman in a
certain well-known family has TO be
consulted by her sisters on all occasions
concerning house and evening gowns,
while the children of the family wear
on swell occasions enchanting costumes
made after her designs. In every large
family there is one member TO whom the
Others all go to consult as TO the making
of their raiment; a sort OF sweet do
nestle angel she is who uses her needle
as a fairy wand that makes fair every
thing thatit touches.
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One OF the successes OF the season was
the masquerade ball given on Thursday
evening by the Chi Delta Kappa Society
at Arion Hall. The attendance was
large, and included among the cos
tunes were some unusually catching"
designs, the ladies making up especially
attractive. Excellent music was pro-
vided, and all succeeded in rounding out
many hours Of keen enjoyment.
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A course dinner was given on Thurs
day evening TO party OF friends by
Mr.. and Mrs. I. q. Dillon, which was
heartily reliShed. The festal board was
prettily adorned with cut flowers, while
the dishes were varied and inviting all
being carefully selected with much taste.
At the conclusion Of the feast the tas-
cinating game of whist was discussed.
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The marriage Of Miss Mary GeneVieve
BoggeSs and Mr.. Arson bearing Parr
will take place at Clarksburg on the
25th inst, at half-past three o'clock.
The attendants will be Misses Helen
Devries, of Wheeling, and Anna Bog
CESS, of Ciarksburg, and Messrs. Asa
Parr, of Virginia, and c. A. Boggess, OF
Clarksburg.
A dance will be given at the Wheeling
in INV
the Spinster Club, and most enjoyable
session is anticipated.
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Mr.. Edward w. Bowling, of st. Louis,
and Miss Jessie Laiug were married at
the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. A. J. Laing, on Main street, at
$3.50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Rev.
James A. Hopkins, of the Disciples
church, performed the ceremony which
was witnessed by the relatives and u
few intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowling left in the evening for 81.
Louis, where they will visit Mr.. Dow
ling's parents, and from there they will
proceed TO Los Angeles, Cal.
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Though the season has not been as
festive as some might desire, in one re-
spect IL has realized the expectations OF
such as delight in the gayer phases Of
social endowment. There has been
plenty Of dancing. There is no other
subject, not even the use of wine, upon
which people Of intelligence, and eS-
pecially people Of social inclinations,
are so divided as dancing, but Of course
plenty of arguments are found in its de-
Tense. ESthetically the dance is, or
may be. one Of the most beautiful crea-
tions of man, an art, and an art OF no
mean order. In it each man and
woman has 10 sustain part, is one OF
many, a member of q company, en-
chained to it by laws which all must
obey.
The Island Club was delightfully."- en-
tertained Wednesday night by Mr.. Lu-
cius Hoge, Jr., at his home on South
Front street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Sweeney are
giving a series Of card parties at their
suite of rooms at the Mcclure which
have been proving very enjoyable. The
idea of the series is happy one, and
the contestants are all interesting and
congenial.
Six young ladies Of the White Rose
Club will give leap year party at leu
tonia Hall on Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy 2S. The young ladies are doing
everything to make it success.
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Mr.. c. Wolff, foreman at the River
side Tube Works, and Miss Lena Beck
were united in marriage at Bellaire,
Thursday evening, by Rev. T. w. Lane.
The attendants were Frederick VIII
helm and Miss Lizzie Wolff.
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The Coterie Club, of Martins Ferry,
gave leap year party Friday night, at
the home Of Miss Bell McSwordS. There
were about twenty couples present and
spent a pleasant evening dancing and
playing games. At eleven o'clock the
guests were invited to partake OF sup
per.
The Bridgeport Club gave a delight
ful hop Wednesday night in the City
Hall. About thirty-fye couples were
present and spent an enjoyable evening
dancing to the music Of Meister's full
orchestra. At l. o'clock an elaborate
supper was served at the Sherman
House by Mrs. Van Pelt. After supper
the dancing was continued until late
hour. The following persons from
neigbboring towns were present: Misses
Ada and Mamie Morgan, Miss Winger-
ter, of Wheeling, and Mr. Charles Hus-
hnrls md sistnr Mis- 4 nnn Of Bal