Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-21

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with the address n the right hand cor
ner aad your receiving day, u you nave
one, IN the ieft. Sometimes writer OF
an actress whose professional name Is
not her private one has them oCih En-
graved on her card. For INSTANCE. Mrs
Wilcox. whose cards read Mrs. Robert
". Wilcox has Ella Wheeler En-
gr.yed In one corner.
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One OF The piessantest sessions en-
loved by the kindergarten CUB TINS
season was that Afforded on "Wednesday
evsnipg. when Miss Bessie Atkinson de-
fghtfully entertained the members al
her home ou.Twelith street Tne affair
was 10 the nature Of . phantom party,
and IL worked 70 q charm. There was
large representation o. the cin0 pres
ent, FOR al knew that under the gGlo-
anCe % 50 charming 2 hostess, hospital
III would not be wanting, and in this
they were not disappointed. Excellent
Music was furnished by Prof. Gent, and
during the evening The guests ware re-
yaled with dainty oeieCt2bles- All
present viii long recall this memorable
social affair.
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There Il one jewel in every crown
rarer than ali the rest, and 50 In every
week we ind one event oOtshiniDg al
the others In is brilIiancy, the one
which gir.s upon their return IN the
wee sma' hours" talk over n excited
W. isDers s. they sit, Turkish fashion,
upon the iOor, brush IN hand, and low
inc tresses; the one that fOr days after
is discussed, the one which for the
uouce makes youth, maturity and old
age SMILE one smile OF universal de-
light. promising no diGNeEces OF time
or tas.e IN that realm Of pleasure where
the sway ~ perfect harmony i Undis-
trrbed. 50 il seemed on Wednesday
night when the SpinSter Club, that
brilliant social organization up 20 a.!
he latest" conceived and successfully
carried OF. the idea Of the combination
theatre party and dance Owing 70 the
occupancy OF the Wheeling Club
rooms in the early evening By
the Kermoise participants the
ladies' OF the club and their escorts
delightfully."- filed in the hours attend
Iu. the performance OF The Burglar
az the Opera House. At the conclusion
OF the performance, about eleven
O'Clock, al repaired 70 the club room,
where a most inviting order Of dances
was discussed 20 excellent music. II
vas distinctly a characteristic and inci-
vidual sssemblage. There was lie ne
sails quot in the atmosphere which
made the man Of the most careless,
cIouchlng gait inyOluntarily throw PACK
MS b-oadclothed shoulders and look the
part he played in the beautiful living
drama. while the fair ones under the
spell Of this picturesque scene made
lower. more sweeping cOurtesieS than
was their wout and Cnconsciously un-
sur.et their fans with q slower, more
measured movement. Il was delight
affair.
A very charming gift FOR q bride. L
comes fn Two handsome quarJO editions,
the first in watered silk with coiored
Illustrations, and tho second in white
enamel and gold, with fine reprint pen
and Ink sketches. The first page shows
a graceful drawing Of wedding bells
with q blank space for the pasting Of The
wedding Invitation or announcement.
The next page shows dainty sketch OF
a Quaint church, and blank card 70 one
side has beneath II this verse:
This IS the gown in which she stood,
When she went 20 the priest and said she
would.
Then follows a pretty page with Gu
plCs peeping over scroll, On which are
peuued these lines:
She's adorned amply,
That in her husband eye looks lovely,
This page is 70 record the jewels,
laces and flowers Of the bride and her
maids. Then follow three more pretty
leaves for the recording Of gifts. After
this comes a page showing old shoes
fying after q carriage In cloud Of
dust. 4 card in the middle is for q
scrap OF the brides going away gown,
and here are the lines that go with II:
4 This IS the one she wore away,
I So bright ana CAV on her wedding day,
And 80 on the pretty volume cOntin-
ues throughout. There are pages Tor
I kilograms, for press notices and con-
I gralulations from friends; pages FOR the
uasting Of scraps Of dinner and tea
gowns, and all those other charming
/ frocks encompassed in the wardrobe Of
= bride.
At nigh noon Wednesday Miss Bessie
Miller, third daughter OF Morris y.
/ Miller, the well known engineer on the
Cleveland and Pittsblrg road, was mar
I ried 20 Mr.. James Ward, hardware
merchant OF Youngstown. The cere-
mcny was performed In the parlOrS Of
the family residence on Gravel Hill, al
Bellaire, by Rev. Charles O'Meara, rec
I tor OF the Episcopal Church. The
I happy couple were the recipients Of
/ hand some and useful presents.
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a quiet wedding was sOlemnized at
\ the parsonage Of 81. LUke's Episcopal
Church. on the Island, Wednesday even
/ inr. Rev. Birmingham performed the
| ceremony which united in marriage Mr..
! Marshal Alger AMI Miss MOllie W.Laue.
I The party then entered carriages, and
/ were driven 10 the home Of the brides
/ parents, whore they held reception.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Alger received number
OF handsome presents. The groom is
/ connected with the local Office Of the
! Singer Machine Company, and the bride
/ is the daughter OF Mr.. Ernest Lsue.
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/ Mr.. Wm. CloUstoD, the popular electric
motor operator, and Miss Lizzie Linton,
\ Of Elm Grove, were married Thursday
morning az ten o'clock, Rev. Jos. Lee,
I pastor OF the Wesley NJ. +. Church, Of
/ hclating. The attendants were Mr..
/ Thos. Shal and Miss Lorena Robinson.
/ A reception was held in the evening,
! ana Mr. and Mrs. ClOuston received a
/ number Of handsome presents.
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