Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01

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And So we "squa-ed and nerceiy irayea IT,
A while twas nip and tuck, each punch
Quite seasoned Wa with agnt auu banter
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and was doubled up iuStanier.
D And now this paradox comes mp,
TO haunt me az che lact doth mellow,
That 4, IN be NJ doubled up
Was forced o. stay single Fellow.
Easter week should be called wedlocS
week. for I'm no other section or tue year
are marriages SO piled upon each other as
they are during the six days following the
festival Of the resurrection. Perhaps DO IS
as well for all concerned 10 getthese auairs
over as rapidly as possible, and perhaps
the Young brides have fancy Tor spring
flowers, spring zephyrS, and all the sum
bols Of freshness ans brightness taat East
er weather ought properly 10 bring The
sun shOue brightly, < the wind blew cold,
on the brides of the past week, which was
IN atmospheric condition fairly typical OF
what welded life has proved Itself 10 De.
The social life of the city has assumed
great airOf fesuvlty and brightness WITH
the Easter holidays, and with the many we'd
dings and dinners and the galaxy or enter
tainments incidental % the return home OF
so many OF the younger members OF house
holds. The weeks have been s gay and as
fun OF vivacity as any before Lent Begin
ming with the parade or new Easter bon
nets and spring raiment which was very
attractive despite the somewhat threaten
ing skies, The bellies have Oeen pcrSiS,ently
on the 20. and 10 has been as much IS their
attendant cavaliers could do 10 keep up
with the procession. weddings nave also
taken up no small share of attention, and
there have been several Of special interest
during the week.
The character entertainment given al
the g. NJ. &. A., on Friday evening, proved
q most JOYOUS event Ali the various
features and departments Of the affair were
splendidly conducted. a rich and varied
program was delightfully."- rendered, IN
Cludod vocal, instrumental aud elOcutl0n-
airy features, as well as drills and pOsturcs.
AT the conclusion Of the entertainment a
reception was held and refreshments were
servign. One room was in charge OF the
following members OF the Spinster Club;
Misses Sydney OFT, Hu.da Dele
PLANE, Mary McMechen, Jessie Turner,
Matte Caldwell. Jessie Berger, Mary
Brockunier, Flora Wilson, Nora Simpson,
Bessie Lamb and Virginia H0ge. The
classroom OF the second floor was hand
somely fitted up with two booths, both
OF which were very tasteful. The
flower and lemonade booth was mass OF
flowers, ferns and eyergreens. 10 was in
charge Of members OF the COtilliOn club,
Misses Lilly Norton, Helen Caldwell,
Matte OFT. Sue Caldwell, Mary PAUL,
Sue Wright Alice Caldwell Etta Harper,
and Eta Reinbart. The candy booth was
IN charge of members Of the same
club, Misses Maud Richards, Mary
Monat, Laura Caldwell, Ella
Wright and Mamie Gru06; Re
freshments were also served on the first
floor i'm an the rooms. The following ladies'
were Ia charge Of the general arrange
ments; Mrs. j. n. Vance. Mrs A. ].
Clarke, Mrs. l.. j. Bayha, Mrs +. n. Viii
liams, Mrs. j. G.. Lynch, Mrs. Judge PAUL,
Mrs. Il. NJ. Strong, Mrs. w. A. Wilson,
Mrs. NJ W. AmicE and Miss Hattie List.
"A handsome sum was realized for the
Ladies' AuSiliary OF the Association. The
affair was given under their auspices, the
following ladies being on the committee:
Mrs. l.. j. Bayha, Mrs j. O.. Lynch, Mrs.
d. a. Taylor. Mrs Joseph Lawson, Mrs.
Albert Meyers, ana Misses Mary Mckee,
Matte Hare, Annie Meyers, Blanche
Hare, Laura ana Lizzie Lawson.
The Spiuster Club win be rendered an
o,0-faShiCned dance party tomorrow eve
ming ut the parl0rs of Hotel Stamm. The
affair Is In the hands of TWO such accom-
phshed social navigatOrs as Miss Flo VIII
son and Miss Bessie Lamb. The ladies
will apDearin Colonial attire, and delight
tul time is anticipated.
Mrs Mary DOb0s was rendered a pleas.
ant surprise party last night at her home on
East Jacob street. A number Of her
friends We're present, and all spent an en-
a7Qyaole evening ia games and music.
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The Cotillon Club met at the residence
ofMiss Mamie ID. GruOb at Echo Point
last Thursday evening for the purpose Of
re-orgAniZing. The club viii have one or
two more meetings before the warm season
arrives, after which they viii organize
themselves into a summer Tennis Club.
with the intention of selecting day for
PLAYING, 0t which time all members Of the
club will get a chance. The leading court
will be at Dewey's. Other arrangements
were made for minor social gatherings
which Will take place during the coming
Month. The clue returned 20 the city on
? d last motor.
his certainly seems TO be a great mar
ng season and the announcements Of iul-
ding nupdals are coming thick and fast
lrriago is honorable in all % saws St.
and the same opinion has been ex.
ed IN much the same words by in-
rable authors tron Seneca down. Ii
Gus, however, how writers have diff
q the testimony they have borne %
he most sacred Of human relation.
"a man finds himten seven wears
the day after his marriage.
Bacon, and, according 10 a
alter, marriage is 1.-The metempay.
{ wOmansv-it turns them into diff
-eatures fIom Whit they were be
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