Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-08

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"Csn keep my lips from chapplns'
Ouericd Marion, louuS anu -el'
'Psp1 ssys can, tf only
,yiI Keen Zoo. chaps away .,t
s.f,Yt - She smiled aud blusucd mn smiihg'
no her dsiuty finger tips,
aTf the chaps cannot come near t17M'
What's the use 90 nice rcd uFs'
Ouiet church weddings aud weddings
At home, aud miscellaneous parties We're
the special manifestations IN the enter
tanning line last week. That unreason-
able and foolish superstition that May
IS an unlucky month In which 10 Weo
has rather hurried matters, and the
number or weddings that took place I'D
the two weeks succeeding Easter "aS
large. Among the Romans the month
OF May was sacred 20 Apollo, anu az
most every day was observed as lest'-
val. The 9th. 18th and 18Th days were
celebrated as the festival or the DEAD
and FOR this reason 10 was supposed thaJ
marriages contracted In this month
would result fatally. This prejudice Is
so strong and so widespread in France
that the sentiment has cryStalized IT.
SELF ia the present "NOCCs De NAL no.
ce mort" marriage Ia May, marriage OF
deathO Sensible girls, however. are
not much daunted by such ancient his
tory prophecies. and the bright-eyed
American brlde-eiect takes heart OF
courage. aud knowing 10 is the month OF
blossoms, Just assumes that the indica-
tions are-if anythiug-thGt her path
wav will be- strewn with roses. from
which 'he will see that all thorns are
carefully removed.
on Wednesday evening the Coterle
Club was handsomely entertained by
Lizzie C0wan 40 her home on Virginia
street. Island. About twenty couples
were present aud a pleasant evening
was spent In dancing. Refreshments
OF q tempting character were served
about midnight.
Among those who attended the Ker-
mess 40 Little Washington Friday even
ing were Mrs. John L. Sweeney, Mrs.
J.. =. Deiaplain, Mrs. Jos. Spcide.,
Misses Huldah Deiaplain, Mamie GruOb,
lydia Good and Laurence Wheat,
Frank Sweeney, Arch Motiat aud Joe
SpeideL
There is no realm, even OF sentiment,
into which Dame Fashion does not
enter. And now she insists that when
two people are betrothed 10 shall not
be ladyS alone who shall wear ring,
as an Indication that she belongs 90
somebody ia particular, Oh, no; after
thi, interesting occurrence Jack must
now wear a golden cirCiet upon his lett
hand 90 prove that be Is hJry dC c0UcOUS.
The most popular ring for engaged
men is chain OF platinum aud colo
with a true lovers knot on top.
On Thursday evening Miss Sarah
Meudel delightfully."- entertained mum
Der OF her friends 20 her home, South
Penn avenue. Miss Mendel was assisted
in receiving by Miss DruSie Gardner,
and made quite a charming hostess 90
her guests. At9 O'Clock dancing was
taken up t0 kil.meyer'S music, and con-
tinued until a late hour. The inter-
mission was taken 40 midnight. About
twenty couples were in attendance, and
the whole affair was most enjoyable
one throughout. Among the out-0i-
town guest, present, besides number
of Bridgeport people, were Miss Flor
euce Fraley. of Uhrichsville, and Misses
June aud May uornbro0k, Of Elm
Grove.
The C0ul,ion Club will be entertained
next Friday evening no the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs II. c M0Gat, on South
Chapline street. This will De one of
the largest affairs of tie season, and
VIII doubtless bring out large atten-
dance. kUimeyer viii make the music.
Bridal trips this year are toward the
sunny South and the unqueStiouing con-
fideuce with which the few DAYS old
bride sccepts the re0dy-made answer,
OF be- Iese lord in response 10 her
many Inquiries, is truly touching, He
IS not always as we'll informed as be
might be. but her blind belief .u his
statements Invariably terminates In a
reckless assumption OF knowing &c an
upon his part that B, damaging 10 his
reputation later. 10 be- tells her Percy
Morgan painted the dome of toe Capt.
toll she only looks at him adOringly and
so unconscious leads him on into the
fatal labyrinthS of untruth. The Que
hopeful feature of this divergence from
the straight paths OF vcracity is that
this felicitous state ofthings never lasts
long enough 90 seriously endanger his
morality.
Miss Emma NoSel entertained about
six couples of young friends at her
home, 100 Fourteenth street, Tuesday
night The evening was spent 10 play
ing games and Speech-making. Light
refreshments were served.
Miss Lizzie Hahne and Mr.. Henry
Schmoker. both OF the South Side, were
married Wednesday night at the home
OF the bride, on South EOG street.
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4 woman bowls much as she reasons.
"a a unique way OF her own. But while
she violates every known principle Of
the art, she VIII with her slim, white
hands aud small, frail wrists send ball
down the alley 10 an unpr0miSing curve
and score a ten-strike that You couldn't
make 20 save your life under the same
circumstances, just as she floors your
most logical negative argument with
her unanSwerab.e because IT'S" OF
course there are women who bowl, but
the Lord made EN- for it. They never
learned it. A woman can master log
Rrithms rs easily as she fTilis lace, when