Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-24
GAYETIES ABOUND.
A WEEK REPLET3 WITH MERRY SOVlAL
D0lNGS
The Brilliant Hop a: the Park on Wednesday
Evening the Star Even. Of hs Week U0'-
tngs and Drives SILL Prevail - Other
Incidents il ihs Social World.

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,rh. AZ sg,se,s around You; YOU catch the per-
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or q sho-,"'- '@'''
t-..r i'r,s with the tunes OF the Junss 70 her
feet.
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sbe rIi5es
From the shores Of the DARK IKE tne ripple o!
uees --,.-,.. ID. an than, faint faster
and frse.
Till they surge in a storm TO the lips OF the sea.
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anu a.
AS the pillows break round her In thunder' or
praise, 49,. i..., ,h.5,,-v
ana s., N''~'9
And iesves you 70 dream with a kiss Of her
hands.
summer 10 .neSe ia 1@I'' - ~
W0man-in-OuI-nOuIs -eaSo ~ Po
femininlty. her smile Is as lIeaci JUS
as pet Tap DOC, ner mJouS as uS''I
as glo0ules. or qu!cksuEer' fOI an
that, when the goddess does come 10
visit us, she comes with an her IaIry
train of starry nigntS, WoOlns LepuyIs'
rOsy-tecked twllsntS auu lotus eaIIuS
afternoons. rms was one VI euo
weeks when Sne was Dere, 40 ledS1 4ut d
portion OF the week, ana u you maven
sighed TO somebody under the stars OF
the night your prehistoric remote an
cestOr was a fish, or q Lrog' or some
thing else WITH cold ana cIam my oIoou,
The weather during the carry part vi
the week was all one cou'u Wish. III.
was Ideal. Oue cou.u scatce'y ye.lo'o
We are In the middle OF the hottest
month of the year. Inc mornings "efs
delightfully."- coo.i even az noon It was
breezy and pleasant ana Tue L'snOs
simply perfect. MANY "sIG que ia. In '.'-
ing excursions ny '"'" anu 90 49,
went Iortn Almost every e'GA'us ~ YIN
this favored place but lne Iase vi Tue
week. All was changed. tOr the IaSt
Two days the mercury climbed up out
of sight, and society nearly "liteu.
While several have gone 70 resorts OF
various kinds, number OF the cnarm-
ing girls are staying 40 nome anu en-
pertaining very delightfully."- SO tneIe
really isn't much reason LOT NheeI.GE
men 90 long for hrtatons Where the
band plays three times DAY ana one
gets credit OF being I'M love with every
girl be takes a moonlight SJrou WlJh'
There was q quiet but pretty nome
wedding on the Island wednesday
evening, the contracting paIteS oelnS
Mr.. Frank v. Dennison, OF ClarhSouTS,
and Miss Matte Prince, daughter o!
Captain Thomas Prince. The lmmedl-
ate relatives and nearest friends OK the
bride and groom were present at the
ceremony, which took place promptly
at @ o'clock. At the hour named the
bridal party entered the parior TO the
strains of Memberships wedding
march, eXcelleutly played on the piano
bv Miss Anna Ball, a cousin of the
DTlQes me NElle was Alel-CN lIl "4tb0
silk, trimmed in lace and ribbons TO
match, with demi-trlin. She carried
bunch of white roses. After the cere-
m0uy followed the congratulations or
The assembled guests. Some beautiful
presents were shown. An elegant sup
per had been provided, and was dis
'cussed amid the merrimeut incident 20
the occasion. At midnight the bridal
party was driven to the b. ~ D. depot
and left on the 1925 train Tor CIarSs-
burg, the old home OF the groom Ihey
viii take APP their abode Tor the time
being at the brides home. Among
those present from abroad were Mrs. d.
w. Grimes of Mouudsyille; Mrs. Jueng-
ling, of Natchez, Miss, and Miss Jen-
ME Hammett, of PittS0urg'
III you notice anything at q" al nops
outside the usual number Oh pretty
gowns ana pretty s'its you wiz us
cover tnat square dances nave become
thing or the past ana 'ne SlIIs anu
young men Oh 'o-t1y Ou'S polNG' VIZ "a1IL
ana sa'oo "nere 5nGy .SeI 70 ~ vi ~ : !,
cue taHe-tS' tu@o' '.,0S ,,Nu ''U0l go =