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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

ioin her future lord and master in San
Francisco, where the marriage is. 1t is
said, TO take place. Will Mcconnell,
the Chicago joker. has arrived in New
York and is still joking about the great
ness Of his Exchange.
Etalka Gerster, the once famous
prima donna. is living secluded from the
world on a mountain near Bolonga,
Italy, and passes her days in superin-
tending the education of her children.
On last Friday, Salvini produced foo the
first time, Victor Hugo's "Ruy Bias"
and the young actor scored brilliant
success.
Albert Bruning is crowding the west
ern theatres with the ''Clemenceau
Case" which filled New York houses,
when the play was seen here. The
principal part, as played by Mr.. Brun-
ing, is said to be remarkably strong.
In fact, the part Of LA in this produc-
ton, has been subordlnated TO that OF
the sculptor, and the added strength
has made the play much stronger
Later On" was bad enough, but
"Hoss and Hoss" is worse, and takes
the cake as the very worst farce comedy
on record.--Oscar Wilde is now said
to be anxious TO have his new play pro-
duced in New York, because the author
tiles would not allow Bernhardt TO pro-
duce it in London.
E. L. Davenport, who greatly resem-
bles his father, has made hit in The
Crust Of Society" so great that he has
received two offers from the biggest
New York managers, who want him for
their stock. The adage Of great fathers
sons never inheriting their parents tai
ents doesn't apply in this instance.
"a Nutmeg Match" will be given its
first performance In Brooklyn on next
Monday night, at Col. Sims New Park
Theatre.
Jennie Kimball has closed contract
for the Worlds Fair engagement OF
"Corinne" at the Alhambra, Chicago.
Eleonora Duse will play three weeks
next month at Chicago, and will then
return to Italy for the summer
A divorce suit between Mazda Craigen
and her husband, Arthus Falkland
Buch anaH, is the latest.
Fred Solomon proposes to travel with
a company of his own next season.
The Katie Emmett company rest next
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
Cleansing the Hair.

A dermatologist Of high standing says
that the proper way to shampoo the head
is to use some pure soap, such as CASTLE
of the best quality, or glycerine soap,
made into good lather on the head, 4"
with plenty of warm water, aAd rubbed
into the scalp with the fingers, or with
a rather stiff brush that has long bris-
ties. When the scalp is very sensitive,
borax and water, or the yolks of three
eggs beaten in pint of imewater, are
recommended instead OF soap and water
After rubbing the head thoroughly in
every direction and washing out the hair
in plenty OF warm water, alternating
with cold, and drying the hair and scalp
with q bath towel, small quantity Of
yaseline or sweet almond oil should be
rubbed into the scalp. The oil thus APP
piled is used to take the place OF the oil
that has been removed by washing, and
to prevent the air from becoming brittle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
Our Nails.

The nail uncared for receives very lit
tie more odium in these days than the
overcared for nail. 1t is no longer any
better taste TO go about with nails glow
ing with the red salve Of the toilet table
than it is to have cheeks bright with
the brightness OF rouge. Neither are
nails any longer polished TO the bril-
liancy of isinglass. The natural gloss
Is maintained, but not heightened,
Manicure sets, accordingly, are some
what simplified, and are not bought as
SETS at all. Better implements are OBJ
tanned by buying them separately. A
pair of nail scissors, fine jewelers. file,
a channels pad, an emery board for
smoothing the undersurface of the nail
and a box OF nogaline for healing the
soreness caused by loosened cuticle COM
prise the necessities.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

tinue this until the hole is snugly COW
cred. Now cross these threads In the
regular darning style, taking care that
the same precaution is observed. "A
large hole requires patch. Such holes
almost always occur in the heel so tnat
in treating of the method OF mending
them it is safe to take the heel Tor a
model.
From the leg of an old stocking cut a
kite shaped piece about 5 inches long
and inches across. Turn the stocking
wrong side out and lay the Kite upon
the heel so that the long, pointed END
runs up the back OF the leg ana the
lower rounded part is at the base OF the
heel. run" down the center OF the kite
with a stout linen thread, taking rather
large, loose stitches. Now run" In the
same way across the kite shaped piece,
letting the thread be very slack. Next
sew the patch tightly to the heel by
stitching it around the outside. II
deity done, there will be neither
wrinkle nor crease. Patches made OF
material other than bits OF odd Stock
ings are apt TO be harsh.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
MASONRY.

On Monday evening, Wheeling Union
Chapter No. l held regular conyocation
with an extra large attendance Of zeal
Gus companions present. After routine
business was transacted, there were
found to be in waiting three jealous
brethren who desired TO ascend TO the
heighth of their ambition, 'the arch. )"
and as they were found to be qualified
for such promotion, they were set fof-
ward on their pace TO the goal, aud with
their work 10 view they passed along
the road of fame very quickly as select
ed. Royal Most Excellent Masters. ADD
they were landed on the apeY OF the
arch, royal companions OF fhe craft.
Toe work was well dsne Throughout IN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

and Isle thread, for the coming season.
The second is silk stocking with full
open work embroidery in the boot
shape Of foot and ankle, which is of
course black. the upper portion in
color. A simple design in black en-
broidery is carried into the color
ed ground 10 break the rigid out
line. The other two illustrations are
of the newest patterns in thread
hosiery. Fig. is decidedly novel.
The texture OF the fabric is quite open,
and the pattern extends to the top and
nearly encircleS the leg. The vertical
open work stripes ere outlined in color
ed silk, applied with stitch resemb-
ling bodkin stitch with very original
effect. The remaining sketch shows a
less pronounced novelty, the en-
broidery being confined to the front in
more conventional form, but the black
ground has a rather wide open work
stripe continued through the length.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

Wedgewood Lodge PAT has initiation
every meeting night and good prospects
for the future. On our last meeting
night few applications for member
ship were duly considered, and we in
vite all members to turn out and see
how it is done. AS before mentioned,
this is going to be one OF the best terms
in the history Of Wedgewood Lodge.
Our literary part Of our sessions is
grand. Other orders speak Of their lit
erary part as the only one. but we can
compare ours with the best in the city.
Our mem bership is composed Of some Of
the best talent in the city and no won
der we can have good attendance
every meeting. We have no sickness,
but a substantial treasury and an in
creasing membership, and all eligible
citizens OF Wheeling can join US for a
very small sum. Our principles are OF
the best and our aims and objects are
for the good OF every worthy brother
wherever the banner Of T. c. & l.. is
found.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
The Vienna Twist.

Women who cannot wear the "bun"
chignon are favoring the Vienna twist
You make 1t this way: First, have your
fringe Tor bangs at least from four to
six inches long and curl it tightly.
When you comb it out, comb from, not
toward, your face and gather all your
hair into one tail, tying securely just
above the nape OF the neck. Then. ease
ont the hair over the crown and wave 1t
with the tongs. Twist the tail into a
smooth rope and loop 1t up, twisting the
end around the ribbon and tying the
hair above. Curl any short hair on the
nape of the neck and pin the bangs back
into place with invisible hairpins. Some
women add a twist OF velvet with up
right bows; others effect wide fold Of
surah silk fastened around the coil and
finished by a paste buckle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
BURLINGTON.

Don PosToFFIcE. o., March 1S.-Mrs.
John Smith was rendered a surprise party
on Friday evening by her many friends.
The evening was spent in various amuse-
ments and music. At late hour splendid
and tempting refreshments were served by
the hostess, All had good time. When
the merry guests departed ali were pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
There was a pleasant dance given by
Mr.. Geo. Ellis, Of Martins Ferry, at the
residence Of Philip Leonards, on Saturday
evening.
MIR. John Wigant, Of Iowa, is among
friends here.
Mr.. James Ogden, who has been laid up
with the fever. was reported some better
yesterday.
David Goodhue, an old resident OF this
place, has sold his property 10 George
Sterling. Of Warrenton, OHIO.
The Lsughlin mill was of Friday and
Saturday, owing to the shortage OF nail
plate.
Miss Raddie Hahn is sick with the fever
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
SHIELD OF HONOR.

Zane Lodge, No. /. Shield OF Honor,
are located In their new headquar-
tiers in the Odd Fellows Building, which
IS conceded TO be one Of the finest rooms
in the city. This order is rapidly grow
ing In membership, and now numbers
some one hundred and fifty. The order
is beneficial one, paying one thousand
dollars at death and five dollars weekly
sick benefits. II is one OF the largest
orders in the country and its member
ship is gradually growing in every city
in the United States. Wheeling can
now boast Of three different and distinct
lodges Of its character, each Of them re-
ceiving new candidates weekly. No
other order 10 the city offers better In
ducements so far as insurance 10 con-
cerned than the Shields OF Honor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
PATRIOTIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

Martha Washington Camp No. l, p.
D. of A., of this city celebrated their
first anniversary on last Monday even
ing, had plenty Of ice cream and cake
and social time generally. This camp
is flourishing. large membership aud a
strong treasury 10 back 1t. Their cere-
monies are all founded on the history Of
our beloved native land; their regalia, a
sash OF red, white and blue, studded
with stars like our country's banner, is
simple, beautiful and appropriate. II
is also beneficial in sickness and death,
affords nice pleasant place 10 spend an
evening. Our ladies should consider all
this, besides IL Is too true upon woman's
knee we learned lesson In childhood
from dear mother, as we looked into her
kind and loving eyes, aud felt our hearts
warm under her loving smile when she
says in thy keeping that dag shall soon
be, floating so proudly an emblem OF
Joy, love it, aud keep IL the flag OF the
free. Their camp room affords place
Of amusement and instruction, keeping
the young from the streets, as the camp
is an auxiliary Of the Patriotic Sons OF
America, and our young men by Joining
the Sons can become members OF the
Daughters, and by this means patriot
ism is taught, kept alive, and parents
should encourage these orders by Undue
ing their children TO join along with
them, thereby keeping them away from
places of vice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF THE MYSTIC CHAIN

Silver Wave Castle No. II is initial
ing new members every meeting night.
There were four applications for men,
bership last meeting night, which
speaks well for the energy each and
every member is showing. Try again
again, brothers, and see II you cannot
do even better. At our last meeting we
had an interesting time, very import
ant subject was discussed and every one
was In favor Of building up the order.
On the 31st Of this month a uniform
rank connected with this order will be
instituted by Major General Hudson Of
the Uniform Rank, A. o. K. NJ. E., with
n charter Of thirty-one members. 1t is
proposed that this rank will take an i'm
portent part when the Grand Castle
meets in Wheeling next Fail. Let every
Sir knight make himself committee
Of one to get a strange brother TO come
to our meetings and we will promise
you all a good time. We cordially in
vite visiting Sir Knights to attend our
meetings.; we will make you feel at
home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

aud mucus continually dropping inso my
throat, causing me % cough. had headaches,
pain over my eyes, coughed almost night aud
day, raising a thick, tenacious mucus, Streaksd
with blood NV throat was so sore ! could
scarcely swallow, / was 40 short OF breath
when would 20 upstairs would have 90 Sit
down on the top step 20 rest. Pains all through
my chest intO NV back so bad would have 30
be propped up with pillows In the bed 10 keep
from smotherng 20 deAth-pains just like =
knife running through my chest Appetite
lost what little did eat cramped and burned
in my stomach aud caused so much misery I
was almost Kfrsid 20 eat Almost anything
ate would throw up. IL would not lay on my
stomach.
81 Also had pains through my back and kid.
news, so severe at times / could not lie In ted.
Two years ago night sweats set IN, aud every
stitch OF clothing about me was just AS wet as
though they had been dipped In the river
bad chlls every day, followed by burning fever
and aching all over. NY feet would swell 90
tight 1 could not wear my shoes had pAlpita-
tion OF the heart and grew weak aud thin
WAS nothing but skin and bones. was mere
skeleton. People would come In and teli my
sister would not live week, and | often
prayed that might die 20 get out OF my misery.
| also had dizziness In my head 80 bad would
often faint.
81 now weigh ten pounds more than ! ever
did la my life, am stout and hearty, can 20 %
bed and sleep all night without waking. Gao eat
anything at al. and IL does not hurt my etom.
nch, the pains are all gone, breath free and
easy. can walk without the least fatigue or
shortuess OF breath. have no niRht sweats OF
swelling OF feet II any person doubts this
statement please call az my home, Ne. lqs Sew
entesnth street and shall gladly verify H. In
fact the half 10 not told here.
Il must say owe my recovery 10 Drt Cope
land, Bell aud Davis, and canuotsAy enough In
this short space In praise OF their splendid
work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
AFsshionabIe Fad.

It Is caprice of the moment with a
certain set Of girls who strive for fads
aud eccentricities 70 omit all punctua-
tion marks in their letters. The New
York Times thinks that probably some
one who couldn't put them in started
the fashion, just as a girl at the opera a
few years ago found that a sore finger
throbbed aud ached desperately il her
hand lay on her lap. and was much re-
lieved when she held II upright SO she
sat all the evening in D conspicuous
box with one slender glOved hand touch
lug her cheek, with the result Of max
ing the attitude a marked and raging
fashion that entire season.
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i. o. %. r.

Excelsior Lodge No. 40, ]. o. o. f.,
on last Tuesday evening held very
interesting meeting. The first degree
was conferred on two brothers. and two
more applications for membership were
received. On next Tuesday evening
the second degree will be conferred on
three members, and on Thursday even
ing, March both, they contemplate
giving first class bali. All members
Of the lodge are respectfully requested
to be present on next meeting night By
the Secretary, Mr.. Eugene Deiters.
Mr.. VIM. J. Clark will confer the l0i on
all members that have not received IT,.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
sPRINGTIME HOSIERY.
Embroidered TO match the Gown ant
COlOred to match shoes.

Embroidered TO match the Gown and
COlored to match shoes.
The spring hosiery as it is displayed
In the shop windows is calculated to
fascinate and even dazzle the feminine
beholder. The black stocking is em-
broidered in flowers and bowknots and
polka dots, all in delicate cOlors TO
match the gown with which they are
worn. Stockings In two tones are
among the novelties.
New patterns in silk hosiery to match
fancy feathers in shoes for spring and
summer wear are an extensive line.
A range OF new designs in tartan
plaids is shown both in silk and thread
hosiery. In Isle thread goods the en-
tire range Of the lighter tan shades Is
shown.
The latest development in black lace
patterns is to continue the open work
design to the very top of the stocking,
and not only in front, but quite around
the leg.
The three patterns Of ladies' hosiery
illustrated represent some Of the newest
designs in fancy stockings, both silk
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

is gathered at the top, and the lower
and back edges are hemmed. The tichu
muy be made of the same material as
the apron, hemmed on the edge, or a
narrow edging may be used to finish il.
The sleeve may be left out If desired.
Buttons and buttonholes close 1t in the
back. Cambria, cross barred muslin
and lawn are suitable materials for
making aprons of this style.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
LADIES OF G. A. II.

James Garfield Circle No. /. held IS
meeting on last Tuesday evening, and
there was large gathering Of the mem
bers there, and who initiated some new
members. and also received into fellow
ship SEINE comrades Of one Of the posts
OF this city The Veterans and their
families are becoming more conyefsant
with the objects and work OF the circle,
and re knocking al the door for ad-
mission, and in consequence there is a
Loom In the next few days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
Fec, cooked In a New way.

A pleasing variety In the way OF cook
Ing eggs is as follows: Boil the egg 20
minutes. Cut the whites fine and place
around the dish, leaving 8 place in the
center for the yokes, which must also
be chopped fine. Pour cream sauce over
them made like this: Melt q table
spoonful OF butter, stir it into level
tablespoonful OF flour, then add grsdu-
ally a half pint Of milk, stirring all the
time until perfectly smooth. Season to
taste.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
serious Hotel Fire.

LEWISTON, IDAHO, March 1s.-In a
fire in the City Hotel last night Mrs.
Meyers and her two children were
badly scorched. George Gibson, a
prominent sheep man, leaped from an
upper window and escaped with minor
injuries. Frank Shevy, a young man,
who aroused Gibson, hesitated 10 make
the lean and was burned to death.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
stocking Darning.

The secret Of successful darning lies
in running" the thread Of the darning
cotton so far on each side of the hole
that it does not immediately fray and
pull out OF the goods. Take long
thread Of darning cotton to begin with
and run It at least half an inch along
the goods on each aide Of the hole. Con-
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snk Pettlcoata.

Not less than five yards Of silk will
make petticoat, and that will not al
low a founce. One OF the most effec-
tive ways to trim a skirt is with three
or four little quillings OF inch wide
satin ribbons 10 match the colors in the
silk. This style Of trimming lasts q
lonu time
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
CASTERS STAR.

Miriam Chapter No. !, will meet on
Tuesday evening. and from indications
there will be goodly representation OF
its membership present. Some add
tions are expected at that meeting. and
who will be royalty welcome 70 the
cluster Of Stars already forming the
Wheeling Capitalization.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
Houto Arrange the Hair.

The accompanying sketch shows in a
general way the trend OF the new style
in hairdressing, which is TO no longer
pile the hair in coils and puffs on the
TOD of the head, but To arrange 1t at
the back in graceful long shaped twists.
1t is style which suits most faces ad-
mirably, as it softens hard features and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
LADIES OF HONOR.

The Ladies OF Honor will meet on
Thursday evening. and several mem
bers will be Initiated at that meeting,
and which ceremonies are interesting.
The brethren are st present debarred
from going through, and we're mad.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

Place one upon the other, so the pet
ais will alternate. Then punch the CEN
ters together aud twist hard. The stem
is then cut and pasted TO this twist, and
wire Is needed. A finishing touch is
given by curling the petals outward
with the edge Of a dull knife.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

der the direction OF Companion Nc
Cahon, the Grand Lecturer, assisted by
corps of first class workingmen.
On Tuesday evening Bates Lodge No.
33 held regular communication with
large turnout Of brethren and visitors
present. Work was had in the Fellow
Craft degree. Worshipful Master Rob-
ert Browne presided. and In the work
was assisted by good working team OF
brethren. Of which we make special
mention of Senior Warden Conrad
Hirsch, and Ed. Schoen, the Junior
Warden, each of which by request OF
the Worshipful Master took the chair
and conferred the second degree on
candidate for the first time. Brother
George Peabody, the Senior Deacon,
conferred the floor degree OF the two
candidates, and did excellent, ii was his
first attempt at the work also. Bates
Lodge should feel proud OF It's qualified
officers who are serving them the pres
ent year.
On Wednesday evening the Class drill
OF Grand Lecturer McCahon was held,
and there were goodIy number pres
ent, but not so many as is desired by
Bro. McCahan, aud we trust the oreth
rem are not getting tired OF the good
work. he is very anxious that all the
officers and brethren interested should
attend regularly, so As to be enabled TO
complete the work OF the class before
the warm weather comes. At all the
work of the several lodges, the laoors
he is bestowing upon their officers can
be seen, and IL they follow out his de-
sire all will be bright as bright can be.
On Thursday evening Wheeling
Lodge, No. ;. held their regular meet
ing, and work was had in the Master
Masoh's degree on one candidate, and
we can vouch for the fact that not much
better work has been had in any lodge
in the years past in our city. Grand
Lecturer McCahon was invited TO the
chair and to preside over the work, and
who selected as mis- assistance brethren
from the several lodges of our city, aud
they all by their manner OF work made
a grave impression on the mind OF the
arperant for Mastership, which he will
never forget during his life time. AT
ter completion of the work all present
were invited TO Bro. Van Keuren's,
WDtIt cAOtliCub SPAOnd was t'NP'iNN
and discussed with vim. The work
for coming week will be Ohio Lodge,
No. /, on Monday evening, and as there
are several candidates on the way for
the second aud third degrees work will
no doubt be had at that time.
On Wednesday evening will occur the
regular class drill, and as all interested
have already been spprised OF the
meeting, there will surely be good at
tendance at that time.
On Thursday, Nelson Lodge No. 30,
holds communication, and as they have
many candidates on the way, there GER
taInly will be work at that time.
On Friday evening, Osiris Temple,
mystic shrine. has a meeting, and from
indications there will be select numbe
of good fellows to take trip across the
desert, but we hope the weather prophet
will favor them with fair winds and not
give them one Of the sand Billiards, so
commonly reported, 10 overtake the
travellers across the wastes Of Sahara.