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

Our love is douei
would not have it back say, -,
would not have nv whole year Nay
Rut vet for our dead passion SAKE,
Kiss me cnce more and strive 20 InaAe
Our last kiss the supremest one,
For love is done
Our love is donel
And still nv ewes with tears are wet
our souls are stirred with vaguely regre|
we gaze farewell. vet canno- spea6'
And firm resolve grows strangely "eeS, vysrs
Though hearts we've twain that once "@'e
Since love is done
But love is donel
know &c. vow it, and that Kiss
Must set q finish % our bliss,
Vet when 7 felt shy mouth meet mine
Nv life again seemed half clvlnei
our very hearts together run
Can love be donet
Can love be done:
Who cares 10 this be mad OK wiser
Trust not my words. but read my 9yesi
Why kiss babe sleeping love awake.
Then take me 90 thy heart; al. take
The lie that with thine OWNS one
Love is not done
The social domain now EXHIBITS
well defined race cOurse;tt Isl question
among the ladies as 90 who shall get her
invitations out first. The season has
suddenly burst into bloom, like the rose
that has risen from the stem, famed by
warm winds, under fair blue sky. The
gay world is in q fever Of excitement,
the prospects Of one new pleasure treGdS
fast on the heels Of another, and every
few DAYS will soon be marked by some
event which calls the society woman
forth 20 dazzle the world in an array OF
new plumage that would become a bird
Of paradise. Each succeeding day will
bring its round of pleasures, ard the
invitations viii drift high upon the es-
critOire ia anticipation Of the future.
ADDrOpOs of the approaching comet
which seems to be agitating the nerves
OF some, a distinguished writer once OBJ
served: Comets are incompreheuslole,
beautiful and eccentric; so are women.
Comets cOnfOund the most learned when
&hey attempt 10 ascertain their nature;
SO 40 women u2s1Shets and women are,
therefore, closely analogous, but the
nature OF which being inscruta5le, all
that remains for as 70 do is 20 view with
admiration the one and almost GO 2t0ga-
ton the other.
A number OF friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor TruSselI surprised them by go
ing 20 their home, near Elm Grove, on
Thanksgiving day, bringing turkey, etc,
along The occasion OF the gathering
was the eleventh anniversary OF their
marriage. The festivities were kept
up until late hour, al appearing to
enjoy themselves.
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Quite an enjoyable event was the sur
prise party rendered Oswald Shredder,
Of the German Bank, by number Of
friends Friday night, the occasion being
the celebration of his twenty-hrst birth
day. The young man was alured TO
the AriOu, where q number Of his init
mate friends were found. The affair
was on the stag order and terminated
with an oyster supper.
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rThere was q pleasant affair at Arion
Hall on Tuesday evening In honor OF
the arrival in America Of MIR. I'll. F.
NBehrens, the well-knOwn So nth Side
merchant and steam ship agent. The
Rfak was in the nature OF surprise 20
Mr.. 6ehrens, his wife having arranged
it. ItVgas made especially memorable
by the \readiug of an original poem,
written Especially for the occasion by
Mr. Behreps' employer in the old coun-
Try a quarter OF q century ago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Talman OF Six
teenth street celebrated the first ami
yersary OF their wedding 10 an enjoy
able manner last Thursday evening by
entertaining their friends. During the
evening an elegant supper was discuss
ed
There vas a quiet wedding on the
South Side, Thursday night the con
tracing parties being Mr.. Frank w.
Blond and Miss Annie l.. Heiuleine.
The Duptial knot was tied by Rev c.
NJ. Afford.
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The Prlmus Club had most enjoy
able hop Thursday night at the rooms
of the Wheeling Club. AT intermissiOn
q banquet was served at Van keuren's,
which was admiralty served.
The following is from The TOtt'er
printed at F.ndlay, o.: Mrs. Otto
JAEGER entertained twelve young ladies
and gentlemen from four TO seven
o'clock, Thurday evening, In honor Of
Master Harold Dinger Of Wheeling,
w. Va. The pleasant home of Mrs.
Jaeger was deliberately decorated with
ferns. palms and chrysanthemumS.
The table TO which the little ones sat
down WAS decorated with this favOrite
flower. and the center piece was an
elegant cut-glass candelabra, on each
side OF which stood beautiful fruit
pieces. The favors were tiny bOu0on
baskets flied with dainty candles. The
little ones enjoyed themselves thor
oughly with the usual abandon and
grace Of childhood.
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Gentle reader, how are you on cack-
BAR str les, or, perhaps, Iront-har
? that matter? There are a
dies in Wheeling who ar
r in such an artistic man
beholder. We b. in
dy the reporter at
ance
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