Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-16

mer amusement season. But every
isn't home, however. Some fOrtu-
wise ones are still away enjoying
brilliant sunshine and cool,
SIX air that makes a walk on
lntry roads at this time Of the
lr Joy. Nature, though she has
tie charm of mere yOuthiulness,
go. g .--1adh OF 80, has gained
Ia W maturity fascination, an allure
ment unknown 10 her in her most joe
ind spring. Arrant cOquette that she
IS, In her garments OF gold and russell
and red. Tbs announcements OF en-
PLACEMENTS are coming thick and last
and 10 is quite evident that the romantic
situations and agreeable associations OF
the summer are not TO be without happy
results.
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Pleasing decorations, dainty after
noon toilets, choice viands and strains
of delightful melody that issued from
the Mandolin and Guitar Club, stationed
IN the spacious hallway, on Tuesday
afternoon, 40 the home Of Mrs. Julius
Pollock, on Chapline street, told OF an
event that will long live in the minds OF
those who were there. IL was the Occa-
sion of an afternoon reception rendered
by Mrs Pollock 90 a number or her
lady friends, and though unbeknown TO
her guests, the affair also eOmmem-
GRATED the fifteenth wedding anniver-
sary of the host and hostess. The
hours OF the reception were from
tO5 o'clock. Mrs. Pollock was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. James B. fancy, Mrs
Bernard Peters OF Brooklyn, Mrs. Will
McCOy,\a Mrs. ]. +. Merriman. Miss
Emily Pollock, daughter of the hostess,
and Miss Laura DalZell, also assisted.
1t was a most joyful affair throughout.
There were some siXty-twO guests on
the scene in the afternoon, and among
those present were:
Mrs. Elizabeth d. Crangle, Mrs F. II.
Lang, Miss Gilchrist, Miss Sallie Carter,
Mrs. 5. J.. Carpenter, Mrs. Elizabeth j.
Rogers, Mrs. Mortimer Pollock, Miss
Batos, Mrs. Andrew Wilson, Mrs.
Elbridge G.. Cracraft, Mrs. Ella
y. Cranmer, Mrs. w. w, Ar
nett, Mrs. William 7. Butler,
Jr., Mrs. George A. Flacous, Mrs.
Susan L. Hildretb, Mrs. John MOffat,
fsrs. ]. w. Grub, Mrs. Augustus Pol
mex. Mrs. VIM. Br0nnerSTeuther, Mrs.
Harry c. Caldwell, Mrs. Pendleton,
Miss PendletOn, Mrs. Frank q, kam-
merer, OF Chicago, Mrs. Addie Nj.
ROggs, Mrs. Henry NJ. Harper, Mrs.
Jennie c. HendershOtt, Mrs, oliver L.
Modes, Mrs. Mary Delaplain, Mrs.
81 IN c. Hupp, Mrs. Emily p. Boyd,
IDS =. Eta b. Turner, Mrs. VIM. f.
hoDaler, Jr., Mrs, Geo. B. Orwig, Mrs.
a bn o. Roemer, Mrs. Dr. Edwards,
IRA az John T. Sweeney, Mrs. Eccles,
tiO.-5 John Frew, Mrs. john ], Jacobs,
lrs. Alex. X. Campbell, Misses Miller,
h,dith V. Redrick, Shriver, Simpson,
Kate Hunter, Cornelia u. Shriver,
Good, Adelia PolaCk, Augusta Pol
Trek. Mary B. Lamb, Gertrude Lamb,
Gene S. Friend and Miss Metealf.
The Young Ladies' Whist Club of
Parkersburg, before resuming the regu-
lar meetings of the club met and adopt
ed a set of rules to guide the members
this season. II was a prohibition meet
,fnq so 70 speak. That is, the rules
sdonted were prohibitory, ana set Of
fines were determined upon for viola
oiop. Two OF the most important rules
"a as follows; FirSt-Any member
,Geads from sneak shall be fined /.
bts. Great Scott. Secondary /.
who shall be absent without a \
,cuse shall be fined fifteen cents.
is as follows; The only thing
Aexcuse an absence, the men,
is when one Of the members
OF town beau, hence this
sort Of premiuR on ous Of \,
fay weddif IS SOL 4
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