Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14

ness. during which we have looked
hopefully at ono another and ceased 10
envy orr more fortunate friends who
are rusticatng elsewhere. Then the
''eool wave" has departed, Monster
SOliel has subdued the few venturesome
clouds that have endeay0reC TO veil his
brightness, and once more we think
louginRly of green fields and pastures
new" Society has departed en- maSse
for the ssashOre, the lakes or the noun
tains. Society IS supposed TO be enjoy
ing an interval of rest in order to re-
cuperate it's forces for next seasons
campaign. In g few short weeks the
tide of travel will begin to set towards
home, and with tho coming OF the throng
'dolce far niento' will be a thing Of the
past.
Miss Alice McEim, OF East Wheeling,
was very pleasantly surprised Wednes-
dav night, at her home, by q number OF
her Young friends. The evening was
spent in a very pleasant manner in mu-
sic and dancing. During the evening
some OF the guests rendered some ex-
ce,lent music.
Some OF the young ladies Of the
South Side gave an enjoyable private
hop Iastuight az CyclerS' Hall. The al
fair was of the nature Of a leap year
hop, and it was a very interesting one.
Prof. Killmeyer made the music.
Invitations have been received in this
city Tor the wedding of William A.
Rolf and Miss Anna Lester Hoege,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. George L..
Hosge. at FOStOria. on August p. The
prospective groom is well known here,
being q son OF COL August Rolf, and at
one time agent for the German Fire In
surance Company.
Mr.. George A. King and Miss Katie
Brost, OF the North End, will be mar
ried August oath, az the home OF the
bride.
Cards have been issued for the mar
rage Of Mr.. John Thompson and Jultla
Beatty, both Of East Wheeling. The
goom is a well known grocer in East
Wheeling.
A pretty wedding took place We'd
nesdav afternoon near West Liberty, at
which Charles NJ. Taylor, OF McMechen,
and Miss Clara z. Leasure we're mar
ried at the home Of the brides father,
Mr.. Joseph Leasure. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. James a.
Hopkins, Of the Disciples Church, Of
this city. An excellent repast was
served.
A very pleasant social event occurred
ut the residence OF Mr.. r. W. HOdgens,
at Portland, Thursday night, in an en-
iovable hop. About thirtY-fve couples
from Wheeling, PitlSburg, Steu6enville
End other points were there. killmyer
made the music.
Miss Lille Connell, OF East Wheel
ing, was pleasantly surprised Thursday
evening at her home by number of
her young friends, who called on her
in honor OF her twentieth birthday.
Dancing was INDUCED in until mid
night, after which refreshments were
served.
The more one sees Of summer resorts,
the more forcible appears the Shakes
pearean axiom that ''all the worlds
stage and all the people in it merely
plsvers." Though there are some eX-
ceDtions, the life at the summer pleas
ure places appears very unreal, or un-
ike that to which people are accus-
toned, and by far the majority of
people, young and old, are playing
psr5. The various types OF character
annually encountered at summer re-
sorts are never-iailing studies. They
abound at Atlantic City just now-anq
yresent several fresh phases. IL