Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24

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oArd have YOU never loved before
So asked he Of the maiden laL'
h~f riiea the question DER auu o el
Behind ne curtains, from the glare
al ne.er imagined how love seemed
Won kipdled DO within my breast
She said. As iu her bright ewes gieS,neu
The 10Y that carsc at loves O'hcS~
..r.r, clad he said. gloves dres that shine
Ne'er burned before came 20 WOO.
I've praved that kindling would os niue
With ardent spiIit left TO DC.
uOb that is nice" she said, "for you
10 early promises TO make
That splitting kindhng wood IN view
yop'i keen. while I viii IRON and bake
The fact that Lent and its melancholy
5avs are over was fully attested last
week. The peallng Of many bells, the
aroma OF myriads OF flowers, aud the
wonderful array Of costumes brilliant
as the flowers are, all demonstrated the
fact that the gay season Is once more
s.on. Following close upon the heelS
OF the bewildering array OF new Easter
habiliments came the Easter weddings
IN almost seems as though everyone
vino had not been married before Lent
Is gettfug married now, and that Hymen
rad borrowed Tines scythe to hew
dawn the yearly harvest OF ehglOleS.
Quite number OF weddings nave
characterized the past week. Inere nave
been one or two which attracted orlght
and interesting aggregatiOns or notaoie
people, and there has been the uSual
reasonable agitation over presents,
bridal gown, and the departure on trips
of the bridal pairs, as well as IN max
ing preparations for their Housekeeping
beginnings. The Eastertide has been
in no way lacking in the accompani-
mepts of the season. Alired's old say
ing that ia the sap season young mans
fancy becomes amal gamated with Sentl-
ment, still seems 20 hold water.
Society is fast becoming such com
plete organization that in time II would
almost seem that countless, advisory
boards, and business managers would OF
necessity have 20 be elected TO institute
certain reform systems and see that
none OF the unwritten laws and bylaws
of hospitality and entertaining suffer
abuse. Extremes are hard TO steer
clear Of by generous people and law
1sh age. and until some reform makes
them meet with a violent jar we are
scarcely conscious Of their excuses.
The typical host of legend and even re-
collection who sustained the boast OF
sold Virginia hospitality" was the
one who presided over the
egroaning board;" who looked import
ant with pride upon the grandeur Of a
saddle OF mutton, the mellow dignity OF
IN old ham, the prosperous air OF an
oyster-stufled gObler. and StOlid worth
of the "iatted calf" 10 say naught OF
various lesser viands accompanying
these substantials. Such repast, yiSl-
bic and urgent and piled high in appe-
tizing confusion, was among the glories
OF the past. 1t brought about a reform
which placed before us so much and no
more satisfaction for the elmer man.
ls permitted Us to transform the motto
1--WE live 90 eat" into the better form OF
I'VE eat 20 live" but now again this
method Of temperate service IS being
encrOached upon by the dinner OF end
less courses, and ever In society IL is
the old game Of follow the leader" and
''do as ! do
Afternoon receptions given for the
ladies do not seem TO meet with as much
popularity as they did here year or so
ago. Ii seems 70 be the evening recep-
n tlon that attracts an the devOtees of
\sOciety. Perhaps 10 is because the eve
Ming gown is shown to a better advan-
kage, or because the gentlemen are on
hands and help 70 enliven the occasion.
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The leading nuptial event Of the week
took place at s.. Matthew'SP. f. church
last Wednesday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock.
The occasion was the marriage Of DR..
Eugene Hiidreth 90 Miss Jean Neave,
the accomplished daughter OF Mrs. So
bieski Brady. The church was crowd
ed with admirers and relatives OF the
bride aud groom. The bridal party was
composed of Or. +. j. LeMOyne Hupp.
G. Fred. Dickinson, EgertOn Vance aud
Walker J. FriSSell, uShers, followed BY
the bridesmaids, Misses Fannie Brady
and Louise Horsely, sister aud niece of
the bride; the maid Of honor, Miss Alice
Brady, accompanied by Master Eugene
Hidreth Then came the bride, lean
ing on the arm of her brother, Mr..
Charles Brady, of Washington, Pa.
They were met at the chancel by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Robert
Hazlett Rev. +. r. SwOpe pronounced
the ceremony, after which the newly
married couple were driven 10 the resi-
dence OF the brides mother, on the
Island, where a brief reception was held.
Or. and Mrs. Hildreth took the 400
train for the East, where they will re-
main several weeks. On their return
they will occupy their handsome new
residence on Chapline street.
Miss Lizzie COwan entertained the
sour COuterie" Club at her residence
Virginia street last Thursday eve
1g. The regular pleasures OF the
were INDUCED In, and refresh
were served at the proper hour
CD all did ample justice.
linus Club gave one Of the
1ces Of the season at the Club
the Rodgers Block last
venlng. A programme Of
RS was danced TO the ax-
ade by Prof. Killmeyer
the guests repaired =
ell where an exeaf
dancing wa
arly hOurRkL
visitors
e pre-