Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27

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never change the arrangement OF
their hair. so that it is as muen
and as unchauging part ot their phys,
ieaI individuality as is the contour OF
their faces. At s recent social event.
Il was interesting to the point OF anus
ing TO note the various and smdry
WAYS that the hair was arranged. Ohe
statuesoue blonde might have been es-
savinr tina role Of that well-knOwn little
girl, who
CHAD a little curl, right down in the mid
die Of her forehead,
And when she was good' sne was 'el5'
very good,
For there was this one bewitehing'
lonely little golden curl right in the MD
die of her forehead, while a straight
womanly part divided her rich portion
of ''glory' but TO have it meet again In
close braid coil at the back, neither
low nor high. This revival OF parteu
hair is by all odds the most popular. III
finds favor In the eyes Of the men, most
like because OF its soft and womanly
effect, lust the attributes that these
fanciful lords Of creation are most prone
to endow their ideals with. And tnen
this solitaire curl for a year past mas
been quite a mark Of "upness" in style,
il Is a tribe pronounced, and bestows the
most piuuant and de6onaire expression
upOn The wearer. Another beauty upon
this occasion was enchanting with
modified Psyche knot, from which curl
ed a delicate feather ornament; from
thence q soft part led to short ana
wayv shadow-bang. Almost TOO simple
for description, it was nevertheless the
most faultless head in the room. Inc
charming face of une petite deoutante
peeped out OF fringe Of yellow curls,
which. hanging 10 her eyes, over her
eyes and in constant threatening 10
escape their loose bounds in the BACK,
kept one little hand with constant ana
graceful impotence pushing them pack.
Another "Dud" was still Quainter In
contrast, her brown locks being parted,
hang and all, with severe smoothneSs,
the braid extending the length OF the
head AT the back and crowned with
Dlain blue Alsatian bow. One wore the
| figure eight on the crown Of the head,
into which was knotted a black ribbon,
and another we'll groOmed and stylish
! looking girl wore simple braided coil
upOn the tou Of her head, q delicate
white ribbon bandeau holding it secure.
| Even the men are subject 10 changes
I in the manner Of wearing their shorh
locks. The most staggering repre-
sentatiYeS Of dudedOm now let their
hair grow a tri1e longer than OF yore;
it is parted down the middle, then
| slicked back close to the head and fore
head. For more adequate idea OF the
precise style we would refer those IN
terested in the subject TO the ilIuStra-
tious 10 old editions OF Thackeray.
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The marriage Of Miss Viddie Shuttle
worth, OF Romine's Mills, TO Mr., Chas
Il. Willis, of Bridgeport, brother OF
Prof. d. NJ. Willis, Of Clarksburg, last
Wednesday, was a surprise to the many
friends Of both parties.
The marriage Of Mr.. Benz. T. Bailey
To Miss Ellen Farris, OF Bridgeport,
was one of the leading social events OF
the week az Ciarksburg. The bride
and groom are members OF prominent
families, well known in that part OF
West Virginia.
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The q s. Terriers enjoyed a hop at
the Wheeling Club rooms on Thursday
evening, Ki.lmeFer making the music.
Owing to counter attractions outside
there was not the usual large at
tendance. still those present passed q
delightful evening. 4 banquet was
served az Van heureu's at intermiSsiOn.
On Wednesday evening at S o'clock,
at West Liberty, a quiet wedding took
place at Hotel McCOlloch. The contract
Ing parties were Mr.. Christopher COum-
bus Hut, of Ohio, and Miss Susie Cald-
well, of Ohio county, w. Va. The we'd
ing was quiet affair. The parties
drove up to the hotel, sent for the Rev.
j. A. Graves and had the knot tied in q
very few minutes The West Liberty
juveniles were on the alert, hunted up
their campaign horns and gave them a
Jolly serenade. The young benedict,
however, eluded The serenaders, who
were blowing hard for a treat, and
drove to the White Oaks, where they
will spend their honeymoon.
A pretty wedding took place on the
South Side Wednesday evening in which
the contracting parties were Mr.. Ru-
dOlph HUBBLE and Miss Minnie SUhultze.
The affair took place at o'clock in the
parlors OF Mr.. A. J. Schultze, the pho
tOgraUher At the conclusion OF the
ceremony congratulations were offered,
after which the guests sat down to
tempting repaSt. The young couple re-
ceiyed number OF wedding presents.
Mr.. and Mrs Hueble left in the morn
ing FOR brief Eastern tour.
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Cards have been received here from
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Enslow, Of Charles
ton, announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Florence Darlington, TO
Mr.. Edward Wilbur Staunton, on
Thursday evening, December Is, at
ST. Johu's Episcopal Church at Charles
ton. Mr. Stauuton is we'll known in
this city, having visited here on several
occasions.
There was a pleasant family reunion
AZ the home or Mr.. John Carson, on
South EcfT street Thursday. There
were present two daughters, Mrs. VIM.
Cross. of Newark, o.; Mrs. Shrewsbury,
of near Point Pleasant, aud their chill
dren. and his two sons, Charles and Au-
throp, of Columbus.
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The next meeting Of the Young Mar
ried Peoples Whist Club will be held
Thursday, which occasion Mr.. and Mrs.
d. L. Heiskell entertain the club.
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Mr. Frank Hall and sister gave pro-
gressive euchre party, at their home on