Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-31

ter study. The merry-go-rounds are
packed to the doors, with even standing
room at an unaJtaiuable premium; the
open pavilions could be filed several
times over, and although each week
sees the opening of one or more add
additional members of the fraternity OF
these wayside inns, there's always room
for one more in the public patronage,
and every seat is taken and GENEROUSLY
longed for by late corners. From the
Inlet TO the Excursion House is one pan
Drama OF dress and gayety, and one
cOutinuedburSt OF sO-called music, begin
ming with the numerous bands stationed
around the Inlet, continuing through the
variations OF steam organs, asthmatic or
chestrious, wheezy orchestras, and
back to humping the brass bands
again. Stunning parties" have been
the fashion so long IN the great cen
tres OF population that IL Is scarcely a
matter for wouderment that in modi-
fed form they have put in an appear
auce in go-ahead Atlantic City.
"Slums," in the true sense OF the word,
are scarcely TO be found here, so the
next best thing to the regulation city
expedition 10 the underworld is a trip
down through the extremely cosmo-
politan and democratic district which
fronts upon the lower boardwalk.
Parties from the large hotel 90 down
often OF clear evening TO see the sights
and hear the sounds OF this part Of the
town, which many an excursionist i'm
AGNES is be- the only real and original
Atlantic City. Seated in corner OF
one end of the payillions there, or
strolling quietly down the walk, they
can see all the fun, with none to modest
them or make them afraid, and with
none even TO wonder why they are
not taking part in the rather boisterouS
amusements.
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The Fairmont Illdcr says that "rumor
has it that one of our popular young la
dies was recently married in Oakland TO
a well-known Wheeling drummer. The
facts about the affair are kept very
Quiet and 10 is impossible 10 verify the
report. II il be true it will be made
public very soon"
Taleyrand'S sentiment that language
was given Us 20 conceal our thoughts
Savors so OF treachery, falsehood and
deceit that 10 is comfortable 70 remem-
Der the lesson taught in early child
hood that Language is given 10 express
our thoughts" Aud so we find as time
progresses and new phases Of life come
10 us that sometimes the new word be-
comes necessary 20 convey the new idea
and outing is now as essential word as
any we can use.
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Tho Teutonia picnic given By the
Teutonia Singing Society last week al
Archibald's Grove, on the South Side,
was g success in spite OF the excessive
heat. The affair was in honor OF tho
sixth anniversary Of the society In
Wheeling. 1t was attended by num-
Der of the friends Of thu organization.
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Last Wednesday the festivities OF the
Aurora House, Aurora, W. Va, were
heightened by the celebration OF the
wedding anniversary OF Ms. John l..
Rice, OF Wheeling, w. Va. "A number
Of Young ladies surprised her by decor
ating the spleious dining room with
terms and rha odendronS. The genial
host and host. Mr.. and drs. Shaffer,
cAnpleted tn orts Of ae young Ia
bv ser, SUI Ious repast.
ate thea 30 INDUCED
fnests Cincinnati,
ore, ~ ana
ga this beauti-