Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

A week from tomorrow and the days 90. on
receptions. parties, lunches anu toe'9 =" ms
bloom as of yCre The amount on
cloth and ashes. h-uraIively 5pe@e.ut' ,'- ..,
has been brought into regNis. lon %! 9O
cietv ia and around the Pan-helu.c ''L 1
contiguous cities SO lar as we nave 80
able 20 observe. IS mo- greater nor ,S9s la.
dnriog former Leuteu seasons. 1A1 guy,
v,,9r5 er,rearlDce ef social aud other sacrl-
fees enloirei bv several of the orlaoooS
6enomiuati1ns has been general hege anu
there. one could hear w1lSpethsS vl q
oriet little dinner, lunch. card par,
or some other entertainment l."t
was not % Cet into print
under any Circumstance and even tne par
ticinants understood 20 were best 90 sloru
the tongue within proper limits in discuss
INK the pleasures of the OCCASION - --
these SUD rosa affairs were very ulalte1.
What is on the carpet after the reStrlc-
tions of Lent is of the past, you ask
Much thar Isl iu embryo. but little that Is
tangible or in sufficient state oI duF ah-e-
rpent TO giveitpubicity. lis sufficient to
saw. however, that the season OF ieSHFitt
cannot make its advent without the nenl
up aud eXuberant life all around us oltSe-
ing forth in happy anticipation ana rc'i'la-
Hon Of worldly ea.oyweals.
The Concert and Bazaar. or Easter sale,
which was 90 baEe taken place dt the De
son residence. ON North Main street. ul.
Ger the auspices OF t.c op.0ster OtNo' VIII
be held at the Wheeling CLUB apartments
in the Rodgers block. ON account OF tue
residence not being completed I'm Tune
The club met during Che week ana ap-
pointed various committees. which are
busily engaged making preparations loL
ihc event The following isl the lSt OF
those who are ON the res nec-Ec committees
On Bazaar, Misses Hu.ta Dc.3p. Jee-
sic Turner. Jessie Berger and Flora WIZ
son. On Refreshments, Misses Matte
Caldwell Nora SiupsOa, Sidney OlL ana
Mary Brockuu.er. ON Concert Misses
Mary Mcoiecber, Lize--e Lausllu, Nlr-
\ glnia and Blanche Hose. Those VINO Will
tNke part iu the musical are. MISS Jpi-
gran. OF ut Pleasant, soprano, Miss Mary
Banlsrd. of pusb.rr. c0rtra.to; Nr.
Win Castloman tenor; Nlr. Lu.aul, 0asS2;
Prof. I'll. 81. ShocAev. yIo.i1.'t; Miss
Auua Lang, piano, Miss Nellie otorer
will be tle aCcuuuaD.sr 4le Nauooln
Club VIII also take part. The proceeds are
20 be- donated 90 the New city Hospital
a ouiet wedding took place az Leozure-
vile, last Wednesday afternoon, 90 tbe
brides residence the parties being Mr.
Hans Olmutz, of Be.laIre, o., and MISS
Emma Ulr.cl, daughter of Dr. T.. l.. u.
rich, Rev. Shields officiating. The attend
ants were Miss Hattie Anderson, of Wells
hrr aud III uUF.|r.r. a
brother of the bride After the ceremony
the happy pair left for Bc-aire, where
they will reside permanently. Both parties
are well known around Wheeling.
A writer To- an exchange has the follow
iOWing 0ir of CLveslrcu0.DE and releclon
up0n maria e for wealth ana position,
which NAV SEQ the thousands OF feminine
readers of the bEelsIdH 90 putting on their
thinking caps.
'My. but she has made a great match'
This remark was heard in "a street car, and
we regret 90 say Che writer strained her
ears 20 catch the rest Oh the conversation
"He is worth @ million al least,'
"Isn't thar elegant This from the
friend who was the recipient OF these con-
hdenCc5.
"He gave her q magnificent diamond
necklace for wedding present, and has
bought and furnished "a perfectly elegant
house on -- Place On, dear, some girls
are so fortunate.
ayes, 90 responded the little friend whose
earnest eyes bad grown large with the
visions of wealth presented OBJ her minds
eyes, ''but she does not love him, and I
don't believe all those things viii make
her happy. I love diamonds, but what
good would "a tiara, q necklace or dozen
rings DO me IN Jack and I were not entirely
CCngenial ''
"You little unword,v goose" the other
exclaimed. "Id be- willing TO risk my hap
piness If 7 were sure of "a handsome house,
fine gowns aud everything ] wanted
Here they got out and we sataud ponder
cd over the two greatest weaknesses OF
WOman-dIamOlts aud dress.
DO we not an love pretty things and rs
there a woman living but Just revels ma a
1ewe.ry store or shopping expedition
let does 70 pay t0 sell your lifelong hap
piness for these things that cannot be soul
satisiyingi Have uO- many women awak-
ered TOO late 20 the fact that houses aud
lands cannot bring couEGu.autyi We DO
not advocate entire tcrgetfulness Of the
duty oil laying up treasure on earth, for no
one ENJOYS the comforts of this life more
than the writer. Love aud moderate com
fort, though, are far more preferable than
great wealth, and diversity OK tastes, opiu-
ions. idegs-evuythDg. Youth, perhaps,
might wc2tge through, happy IN the dis
plgs-' boGndlCSs tDery, but when old ace
~ -. re health creep in apaCe then is the
- NcOmpauiou iu the truest sense of the
e N u is needed. Therefore, be not de,uded
!. nto a marriage that can result in nothing
fut uuhapp.ness.
Tuesday evening the Island Tennis Club
held their organization meeting az the resi-
tence of Mr.. 4. Lee COeu, on the Island
There was a fun attendance present.
Preparations for their summer outings were
planned. and several wise rules were made
which win help % make the Club success
ful. After the business was transacted the
evening was spent In a social way.
The Pumus Club viii give q large dance
az the Wheeling Club rooms on the TWEEN
tieth instant. AS usual Prof. killmeyer
viii furnish the music
Mrs. J. IT. Holman. OF North Market
street was surprised by her lady friends
on Thursday evening, the occasion being
the anniversary OF her BIRTH An elegant
repast was prepared and the guests treated
in a royal manner on the occasion.
A great event in Hebrew society circles
viii be the Ricc-Gunding nuptials, which
takes place in the new Jewish temple on
Thursday evening, after which the bridal
party and quite a number Of invited guests
viii repair 70 the Arion Hall. where a
sumpu0us wedding dinner win be served.
Dancing 20 the Opera HOUSE orchestra viii
conclude the Joyous event
Z Quite a numbR OF Martins Ferry soci-
ETY. people inau rate9f NJ Ire paTty and