Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-20

ANOTHER WEEK OF FESTIVITIES ROLLS
AROUrD.
Tie Fraazhsim Reception 0nsSf the Chief Events Of
the Wssk-Ihs Llnsly lanes-A Few
Weddings and Sevsra Surprise
and Other Partss.

Oh. never did lover in fable
Do such oreiic3ment stands
letter wrote 90 my Mabel
10 ask FOR her heart and her ha,a
With compliments wOrded so niott
A lifelong devotion / Swore,
She's answered-and left me precslyr
As wise as oeforel
It's true that begged. when iudicanp
SIS nots, reply with ali speed;
Aud Mabel TO judge from tne writing
Fulfilled my petition indeed!
The DRIFT 90 TINS Scrawl 50 erralc
am wholly unable 20 guess;
It may be refusal emphatic,
Or can 10 be Yes"
mAFsetion" she'll feel for me "ever"
But staff that blot is an "n, ~
1t turns it a1 once into never,
Orls 10 . sip OF the penn
Her heart will a ''truant Ger true: 10,
And what's the word JUST anoye. L
IL LOOKS hSe-it cauno5 be- BOBBY"
Perhaps IL is love
A meeting must needs be awaited
10 render these mysteries pldin;
Perhaps ia this letter she's stated
She ueves will see ne again;
on one thing az least I've decided
should she be my partner ftr lie,
typewriter shall De prov deo
For the use Of NY wife
Society is once more assuming its ac-
customed gait. Socially, election week
and the one thereafter is invariably one
of the dullest OF the season, but the
mast week has been prolific In enter
1aiDments. There is a subtle contagion
I'm contest Of any kind that affects IN
VARYING degree even the most olase on
locker. The mere struggle between Cd
pOsing forces, uninfuenced by any per-
soma bias. appeals TO that element OF
the barbaric that SCIENTISTS maintain IS
latent In rs all. So, many hOstesses,
realizing the attractions OF politics, just
gave the week up. knowing how hard II
would be- to get that sprinkllng
OF masculinity without which
lose so much OF their
SAVIOR. OF course there were weddings,
and though weddings are proof against
all counter attractions there was a de-
cided lull In the matrimonial tidal wave.
But the next few weeks the joyful,
though from a musical standpoint not
infreouently fat, chimes will peal out
for several Of these interesting events.
The number Of men who this fall have
with an engaging alacrity endowed a
CORES bonding number Of gentle maids
with all their worldly goods, has only
been eQualed by the blushing brides
who have promised "to obey" with a
cheerful prOmptness that ought to
awaken doubts IN the breast Of a RO-
meo. Life is bright just now and there
is nothing too good for the young buds
that have spread their delicate petals
to the careSs OF the world of fashion.
They fIJ from one bright pleasure TO
another, like butterflies In the summer
sun, slipping sweet honey from every
flower that blows.
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In the course OF humaa events, and
especially social events, there comes a
time when certain affairs become pecu-
liarly and indellbly impressed upon the
memory. Just this happy retrospect
hovers about the briHant reception
sfsva-a 1iuDdft4f evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. alton. anzheim at their home on
South Front street, Island. The affair
rs given in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ehscOmb, the latter being a sister or
tNshostess, and Miss Hall The many
briSht lights that shone from the win
dows told OF uuconfned JOY within, and
8 glance az the interior displayed plct-
IRE of beauty and merriment. The
apartments were most sEilfully
bedecked for the occasion,
and the general arrangement was most
effective. ChrysanthenUms predomi-
mated throughout, although potted
plants, cut flowers in vases and baskets
and eXOtics were not overlooked in the
deit transformation. There were fully
$50 guests present during the evening,
and the toilets were delightful studies.
AT few receptions has there been
more varied array of rich toilets, and
such gowns as could not fail TO ELICIT
marked attention. Several appeared
for the first time, and were not only
neat and stylish, but enhancing.
Music was furnished by the Opera House
orchestra in charge Of Prof. Spell, and
q most entertaining olio was
discussed. In the dining room
where choice lunch was served
there was particular pleasing
floral display. The lunch was served ia
relays, the guests being seated srou nd
large table, which was also profusely
bedecked. Depending In the centre,
iust over the table, was basket of smi-
lax, ribbons extending from the centre
10 the four corners OF the table. The
effect was very pretty. The host and
hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Franzheim were
alert TO all that could conduce to the
comfort and happiness OF the guests,
and, Ia word, entertained 10 a charm.
All too reluctantly did the guests finally
lake leave of this festive scene.
Miss Emma Gehringer, Ci Nineteenth
street, \ entertained a number or her
friends \Friday evening AZ her home in
onor Of her birthday. The evening
sas spent NJ very pleasant manner by
all Ipresen& Refreshments were
served.
On next Wednesday afternoon, in the
German NJ. +. Church, Mr. John John
son. 8 wellknOwn young man Of Boggs'
Run, aud Miss Eliza Sunan, OF the South
SIDE, will be married.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Harry
c. Franzheim entertained a number of
ler lady friends with reception, which
vas Q most pleasing affair.
A wedding took place Monday eve
Mug 10 the parlorS Of the Fourth street
NJ Z. parsonage. The contracting