Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06

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shes tall 1.-the and willowy,
Her hair is banged and 0illowy,
She witty the wittiest
IL pretty the prcttieSt
She .uioy "a tet .-a-tete,
is a.sthetic brittle. aud gay:
She is up oa every fad that may chance to come
her way.
she's yiyscious sud capricious,
To all she's very gracious;
She's me idol Of society-the bright girl OF to-
day.
She IS winSome and aStute,
She Is classified as cute,
Is WAY I'd IN verse ana song,
she's the flower OF the throug
She Is posted iu the fashion,
For srt she has passion.
She, a living laced reality come prepared TO
she's the fancy OF a dream
III she sees mouse she'll scream
This sprightiy. sparkling jeWei-the bright sirl
az to-day.
She huns o0eratic airs.
Likes Co liuger on the stairs
Aud cast O winning glance
When-'er she has 70 chance.
She liked and loved and petted
By those she has coqUetted.
She's no ..irldrscent dream" that viii ay and
1oat away
AN cf beauty and OF grace
L impl 4ut-d in her face ..,.-.-,
She's winning, why mischief-the bright girI
OF to-day.
Merry making reached its height the
early part of last week. The social sun
set In a blaze OF glory. To the tripping
music of an Assembly gavOtte and a
masquerade walt az Arion the ante
Lentcu festivities came to close.
True. this fasting period will have its
mitigationS and small prOSpertleS IN
card parties, teas and like coloriesS
functions, but nothing of character 70
try the minds already oyertaXed from
too much concentration in devlSlng
novel forms of entertainment during
the winter. Much needed repOse Will
be found in homeopathic doses OF In
formation of q literary and historical
character. The gayest season that
Wheeling ever saw is over. What the
lamentings, the rejOicingS, the tears or
smiles over Us end may be is an open
question. To the majority OF those
who have thrObbed with every pulse
beat OF its feyerish life its demise Is an
Infinite relief, and they gasp with salts
faction and exhaustion, Enough Is
enough" There is always a mild, deli
cately favored essence Of amusement
runuiuz through the Lenten period, a
sunicieucy without Superaoundance.
The ChautauQua clubs not being m
cluded among frivOlitieS, but In the
cause of instruction aSwell as enjoyment
do not bow their heads In penitential
humility or cl0Jhe in Sac6-cioth ana
ashes, but happily continues the good
work OF putting It's "litJle heaven Of
culture in society in the hope Of leayen-
ing the whole.
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Flowers, we are informed, will not be
used IN such protusiOn for decorating
dance dresses as they were last season.
The trimming runs more 10 ribbon
ruches, cascades of ribbon and gauze
hounces. 4 dainty dress of white
crepon for q girl has thick ruche Of
white bebe ribbon down one side.
Leading dealers show an endless va
riety of g,ittering materials for draping
over silks in Spangled and jewelled
nets. tinSel gauZcS, etc. These articles
are extremely effective and not eXpen-
siye.
Mr.. Fred II. Theirs and Miss Cora b.
Haw.ey, OF this city, went out 10 1t.
Clairsvlle or Thursday, and were mar
RED by Rev. Ezra Hingely, pastor Of
the VI. +. church there. Mr.. Theirs is
the chief clerk Of the Panhandle rail-
road company at the freight station in
this city. They have received the con-
gratu.ationS Of many friends.
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A delightful event at Mount de Chan
tai was the dance which always winds
up the session after examinations.
There was excellent ice cream, cake
and Mr.. KUmeyer. Those who have
danced 10 his delightful measures know
there is no greater happiness for school
girls than 10 be RECALLED on Ice cream
and cake and 10 dance TO kilmeyer'S
ROndOS AT this dance IL was remarked
by some former pupils who were pres
ent, that they had never seen the girls
dance with IS much ease and grace, Que
in manner 70 the course Of dancing
lessons. which are still much enjoyed.
A new dance is now engaging the minds
and feet Of the class.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Kate Taylor ~ her home
on the South Side, Wednesday evening.
A very enjoyable time was had by all.
Miss Mary SauvegeOt was rendered a
very enjoyable surprise party by a
number Of her friends at her home on
Twenty-fith street Thursday evening,
in honor OF the sixteenth anniversary
OF her birth. Games, cards and the
usual social diversions occupied the
hours until midnight, when a tempting
repast was discussed.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Gertrude Bennett. Thursday
evening, at her home on Baltimore
street About eighteen couples OF her
friends were present and an enjoyable
time was had. Music and dancing were
the pastimes of the evening. Refresh
roeuts were served at i SeaSOnable hour.
The Imperial Club hop at Martins
Ferry Wednesday night at the st. Clair
Hotel was a delightful affair. Prof.
Kulmyer furnished the music. AT u
o'clock supper was discussed, after
which dancing was continued until an
early hour Thursday morning. Those
present from neighbOring towns were
-, Knbp of RridpeDOrt: Oscar Mich