Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
Off TO THE FAIR.

OFF TO THE FAIR.
There are husbands who are pretty,
There age husbt VINO are witty,
There husbands who in public are as smll
There are husbands who are healthy,
There are HUSBANDS who are wealthy,
But the real angelic husband, we'll, he's never
yet been born.
some for strength OF love are noted
Tha5 wheae'e e. heir wives are absent they are
lonesome aud f0rl0rn;
And while now and then you u ma one
who's fairly good and kind one,
Yet she real angelic husband, oh, he's never yet
been bora.
So The woman who is mated
To the man who may De rated
As pretty fair should cherish him forever and
For the real angelic creature
a Perfect quite in every feature,
BE has never yet been discovered and he Won't
-CoppHsreial Caste
The weather Of the past week has
been prodigal in sunshine and intense
heat, factors which have interfered
with the pleasure Of indoor func-
tons. Home affairs, however, have
been very numerous, considering the
season OF the year, society apparently
being reluctant 10 part with them. The
weather has been admirable for lawn
parties and Watching, summer diver
sions which have sprung into sudden
popularity during the past six days
Croquet and tennis retain their usual
number OF devOteeS, and several clubs
will be organized for regular indul-
gence in these healthful amusements.
Weddings and commandments, which
are inseparably connected with the
mouth of roses have been more nu-
merOus than ever during the week
j 1emOuies but most OF the affairs
1S-l,-4--, A5Ssu unosteu tatiOus, the invita-
ton lists embracing only relatives and
Intimate friends. II society has been
deprived of the pleasure OF witnessing
them, 10 has Still retained the privilege
n discussing the details, which have
been furnished by the newspapers
The commencement season is at its
height, and will not be over until the
close OF June. Some OF the most noted
educational institutions in the State
have ushered forth their graduates, and
the exercises have, as a rule, been very
interesting Society has given way TO
the students, and the always interest
ing girl graduate, WAC will be next
seasons debutante.
r~N6xt Wednesday afternoon is the date
fxeAfor the wedding OF Sheriff Albert
A. Ffanzheim and Miss Kate Harden,
EfEuNNNhlllts
a will be performed in the cosy Episcopal
Church in Steubenyille aud will be a
very quiet one no cards having been
issued.
The most brilliant society event Of
the season ia MoUndsyille was the re-
ceDtion given by the o. l. K. Club, COM
posed Of thirteen OF the most charming
younglsoclety ladies, az the residence
of w. H. a. Showacre, 81 Glendale,
Monday evening, June 18th. The par
Tors we're handsomely decorated with
cut flowers, making an effective back
ground for the elegant costumes worn
by the young laGies IL was the first re-
ception given by the club, and was re-
cided success. The hostess, Miss Kate
Showacre, was assisted ia receiving by
Misses Anna King, Cora Walton and
n Dora Newman. Miss ShOwaCre's bru-
nette beauty was displayed TO periee-
tiOn 20 a handsome costume OF cream
figured silk. Miss Anna King looked
charming in Nile green Henrietta, aud
Miss Cora Wat0n's natural lovellneSs
was enhanced By an exquisite costume
Of\ dotted swiss, with diamond Orha-
nehts. Miss Dora Newman, one Of the
nost\attraCtive members of the club,
Eas elegantly attred in an empire cos
Ame oNwhte crepe de chine with pearl
90 trimmings aud diamond ornaments.
Among those who participated In the
Enjoyment Of this delightful occasion
were Misses Allie Logan, Love Gambl e,
YPet Dorsey, Roxy Hammond, Ella Har-
ris Clara Stewart, Ida Beam, Jennie
Beam and MessrS. Robert Humphrey,
Willis Parkinson, George JOnes, Will
Ewing. Will Henderson, Charles Brown,
Otto KearnS Geo. Roberts, Hugh
Wright, John ShOwacre, Edward
King and Clarence Smith Al
seasonable hour an elegant
repast was served by Misses
Nell and Della Showacre and BeSs Ew-
ing who kindly assisted the club, aud
was merrily discussed by the guests.
Handsome souvenirs were presented 10
the gentlemen, which will be priced as
most pleasing mementOeS Of delight
tul occasion.
Quiet wedding took place at nuptial
bigh mass at ST. JOSephS Cathedral,
Thursday morning at nine O'Clock. The
happy contracting parties were Mr.. Nj.
Geo Miller, Appointment merchant OF
Cumberland Md, and Mrs. Margaret
Cooke, nee Riley. daughter Of Mrs. NJ.
Riley, Of this city. The ceremony was
witnessed by an assemblage Of intimate
friends OF the bride aud groom. Rev.
Mgr. J. T. sullivan oficiated.
After mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller re-
paired to the parlOrs Of the Episcopal
residence, where they received the
blessing Of Rt Rev Bishop KaiD. A
brief reception followed, during which
the happy couple received the con-
gratulations ana best wishes Of their
friends They we're then driven to the
home OF the bride, where an excellent