Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
SEPTEMBER JOYS.
TIE MANY HAPPY OCCA;IONS THAT GRACE
TIE MONTH.
beiety Largely INDUCES in Outings AePast Week.
A Bright Array at the Fair-Ssysral
Weddings, and Few Thea
Ire Parties

Her features shone with animation.
Her smile filed me with eNultauoni
Her dress showed rare Discrimination
A litlle check.
gszed on her in spidation,
The girl encouraged q Initiation,
But gave NY looNs OF admiration
little CHECK.
We're married now-sweet cOnsolationl
Last week beheld It's celebration
her fathers wedding presentation
A little check
The soft blue haze that wells the
green hills up and down the valley, the
early twilight and the crisp freshness
Of the morning air, all give hints OF The
near approach OF autumn. The past
week was distinctly autumnsl, and the
rest OF the season will be the haleyon
DAYS Of Indian summer. People are
hurrying home from everywhere.
faint new purpose stirS the atmosphere
CT the social world; outings are term
mating; the russell shoes, whose luster
is furnished by honest country dust,
are beginning 10 find their way back
10 town, and the feet within them are
anticipating yalSeS and galops on pol
ished parlor floors 1t will be one or
two weeks yet before the presence
ofrerurned tourists will be conspicuous,
but the social horizon is Frightening
btu Vacations are well-nigh over, ana
the shortening days will be filled with
amenities that suggest teeting pleas
ures, while the same old tale goes the
rounds 10 the quiet country places the
people are still dreaming OF the sum
mer time-signs OF autumn-but the
city people know that autumn Is at
hand. Not that their signs and symp-
toms are so picturesque variety as
those which come 20 the sojOurners In
the woodlands. But they are useful
and practical suggestions. Everything
begins earlier in the city. And at this
time the towu-bred girl instinctively
turns toward the dry goods stores where
the prettiest fall goods are already dis
Dlsyed, and her mind is much intent
upon her next new gown TO the exclu-
sion Of al sentiment and friyolity.
Next Wednesday afternoon there will
be q quiet wedding SOlemnized az the
residence OF Mrs. NJ. Q. Griffith on Thir-
teenth street. The occasion is the
marriage Of her daughter, Miss Jennie,
TO Mr.. Curtis p. Brown, ir. Rev. Z. K.
Swope will perform the ceremony.
The members Of the Cotillion Club
are making preparations 10 hold bus
mess meeting some time during the lat
Ter part OF the week. Ii has not yet
been determined where this meeting
will DO held.
Two of Vheeliug's attractive young
society miuglers returned last night
from their summer ram6lings. Miss
Elsie Whitaker has been spending the
sumter in the mountainous regions OF
MARYLAND with some Of her old school
mates, where q happy reunion was held.
Miss Mary MOfat has been staying at
Charleston, the State Capital, where a
number OF receptions and informal
gatherings were given in her honor.
The return OF both these young ladies
viii add another bright spark to the So
,ial circle for the coming season.
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A pleasant dancing party was given
last Tuesday evening az the home OF
Dir. Chas Eirchner on Waddelfs Run
by Lewis Kirchner, John Eobert, Mary
Kirchncr and Kate Ebbert Quite
number OK Wheeling people went out.
About forty-fve couples were present.
Music was furnished by Dimmy'S or
ehestra. Refreshments were served at
4 reasonable hour and the night passed
aoetiy and joyiuiiy for ALL
A lively party gathered at the home
OF Miss Mary Bishop Wednesday even
ing i'm honor Of her cousins, Mr.. Charley
and Emma Faust, OF Grafton, and
very pleasant evening was spent. Re-
fresbments were served at all hours.
Dancing aud other amusing games
were kept up until a late hour. Music
by the White Vest Orchestra. Those
present were Emma Faust, Mary and
Annie Bishop, Annie Wetzel, ThreaSle
Curran, Mary and Barbara Holman,
Therasie Vogt, Mrs j. Birding, Gertie
Habiz, Mary Dominion, Annie Dick,
Tan7ie Matther, Title NOgt, Andy
Mickles, Charley Faust, Joe Peterson,
Andy KirckOf. Nick and John Bishop,
Henry Kerr John HabiZ, Jack NOgt,
Angie Beltz, Freely Resncky, John
Birding, John Vogt, Charley Brosh.
There was q very largely attended
wedding in this city last Tuesday, the
largest number Of people that ever wit
messed nuptal event IN Wheeling.
Between 1000 and 1900 persons saw
the knot tied. II was the public we'd
ding Of Mr.. c. 5. Chambers and Miss
Rachael V. FreeSe In the Judges Stand
at the State Fair. Everything passed
of smoothly and satisfactorily.
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Some months ago the Y's, Of Martins
Ferry, passed q resolution that each OF
It's members should make by the work
OF their hands fifty cents each 10 go to-
wards their public fountain fund. Fri
day night Miss Anna RalstOn, with the
accumulated money in her hands, serv-
ed fee cream in their new home on
Fourth steet, realizing neat sum,
which will 60 toward this fund.
So
Miss Bessie Griffith entertained a
number Of her friends Friday evening In
honor of her guest, Miss Bertha Grill
fifth. OF Pittsburg. At IL o'clock the
guests adjourned 10 Grifith'S ice cream
Oarlors and refreshments were served.
It is pretty definitely settled that the
most stylish lady az the races Thursday
was She-the initial OF the last name
being ia the very early part OF the
alphabet
The marriage Of Miss Della A. Van
dali. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID.
Vandall. and Mrs. Charles A. Hobstetter
took Mace Wednesday evening at the
home of the bride at Hills, OhiO.' The
,-o55i,,o, took Mace at s o'clock The