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

under the influence OF soft Southern
glances. Loye-making at the White
has not the
"Unquiet spirit Of a flower
That has too brief an hour"
10 is well-knOwn fact that more
matches have been made there which
have the additional advantage Of termi-
mating happily than at any other resort.
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On Monday afternoon William Wal
ters, machiuest at Sweeney's foundry,
and Miss Mary Watson were married
40 the home OF the brides sister Mrs.
George Prayer, on Morrow street, Rev.
Z. II. Dornblases, Of the English Luth-
eran church officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walters will 80 to housekeeping on
Morrow street.
There are five faces in Wheeling So
clety that we now recall Of the beauti-
full classic oval. They meet all the
requirements OF Hogaths line. Four
are possessed on this side Of the Creek
bridge, and one on the South Side.
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! The summer man, il II be possible
that such being exits, is invariably set
down as a firt. Why it should be so is
not stated, but his haunts are the large
hotels, his Irritation allies the pretty
summer girls. They may think he is
serious, even fascinating, but he is not,
and 10 takes the married woman OF
about 30 to really understand him and
look at him FROM the proper point OF
view. He must have a wider range Of
ideas than formerly, for the meekest-
looking girls are in these days rather
apt 20 discourse Of Tolstoi or ask for
ideas Of RuSkin.
Miss Lille Carter was surprised In
pleasant manner at her home on South
Eof street Tuesday night, in honor OF
her birthday. Quite a number of her
friends were present and a very happy
time was had by all. During the even
ing some excellent music was rendered,
which was followed by some tempting
refreshments being discussed.
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Miss Lucy Gebhardt, Of the South
Side, was surprised by a number OF her
friends Monday evening. The evening
was delightfully."- spent, music, both
vocal and instrumental, adding much
TO the pleasure Of the occasion. Miss
Clara Wagner and Miss Carrie Groppe
entertained the guests with solos, which
were we'll rendered. Refreshments
were ierved and delightfully."- discussed.
The engagement Of Mr.. Max Rein
heiner, of GAINESVILLE, O., has just
come to light The fortunate one is
lady Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Reinheiner
is well known in society circles OF this
city.
There was Jolly affair at the home
OF Miss Rose LUkenS, on the Island, one
evening n the early week. A number
Of the young gentlemen conceived the
idea OF making their party calls stimuli
taneously, and when the situation was
discovered a number Of young ladies
were invited In, and dancing
was engaged for several hours. On,
but they do have fine times on the
Island.
A charmingly bright and happy party
left for the mountains yesterday after
noon by the three o'clock train on the
B. & o. The party included Mrs. An
drew Patterson and daughter Miss Ma
ME, Miss Flora Wilson and brother,
Mr.. William A. Wilson, Jr., Mr.. Chss.
Lamb and Mr.. R. A. Gilchrist. The
ladies OF the party will spend the rem
nant Of the summer on the mountains,
dividing the time between Deer Park
and Mountain LaHe Park.
It is told Of one of the Wheeling Ward
McAllisters, whb lives on North Main
street, and who ARRIVED at Mountain
Lake Park tbs other day for brief