Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-12

his or her individual fancy. 50 many
OF the most attractive characters have
been done to death, and then others re-
ouire some attribute not possessed by
the anxious searcher for novelty and so
the story goes. A bevy Of maidens were
discussing the matter the other day, and
one of the notedly clever maids IL was
suggested that she 90 as Life. Just
what the costume should be, however,
no one could say as the only picture
OF Life they could remember was that
which represents him In the paper OF
that name, as boy baby decorated
with a sash. A fancy ball gives ABOUT
the only opportunity for woman with
pretty hair TO show il in all It's sumptu-
Gus sOlendor, and on such occasions
those with such adornments can display
them In the character Of Elaine, whose
hair glittered adOwn her white robes
like sunlight over snow, and In many OF
ShakesDeare's women, who are repre-
sented as wearing caps Of gold thread
upon their lovely locks. From mythol-
ogy enc can get endless ideas for repre-
entations-Aurora, Isis, Hebe, Daphne,
Gree, Ceres, all make lovely characters
for modern reproduction.
The marriage OF Miss Mollie, daught-
er OF Mr.. George PAUL. Of the Island,
10 Mr.. Allen Thomas Bowie, the we'll
known druggist OF Bridgeport will take
place on Tuesday afternoon In St.
Luke's P. f. church.
a new social club, the "Colts," OF the
South Side. has been organized. Their
object is TO have several select hops
season vet, and a general good social
time. Ii. SchaefTer is President.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Stamm will
entertain a number OF their friends at
a card party Tuesday (Valentine) even
ing at the parlors OF the Mcclure, A
most delightful occasion is anticipated.
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Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of two prominent Ben
wood younG people, Mr.. Charles Schad
and Miss Cora b. Vanceuren. The
affair will take place at the residence Of
the brides parents at $50 next We'd
nesday evening. After the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Schad will reside at Ben
wood.
There was 3 pleasant event on Eoff
street, below Twenty-fith, last Thurs
day evening. In the evening at four
o'clock Miss Maggie Burns became
Mrs. Matthew Farley. The ceremony
I'm the Cathedral was impressive, but
fully as pleasing was the elegant recep-
ton and supper Mrs. Farley gave in the
evening. There were many guests
present, but by special invitation came
the popular Officers Fahey, Fitzgerald
and O'Brien. To say that the supper
was a grand success and that the OFF,
GERS did themselves full justice is put
ting il mildly. Among other prominent
guests were VIM. White, OF the Sixth
ward fire department, and wife. Mr..
Farley is an employ of the Ktna Mill,
and the happy couple will reside on the
South Side.
Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock
q quiet wedding took place in the st.
Joseph's Cathedral parlOr. The con-
tracing parties were two we'll known
young folks from the South Side, Mr.
Jesse r. Brown and Miss Annie v.
Grade, The ceremony was performed
By Rev. Father McElligOtt in the pres
ence OF a few OF the intimate friends OF
the young couple. At the conclusion
OF the ceremony all joined in congratu-
lations. In the evening reception was
rendered the young couple at the home
of the brides parents.
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The modern society woman is nothing
nowadays II she is not collector, and
photographs, tea-cnps, souvenir spoons
no old pieces Of silver have all claimed
attention at different periods, more
SIS remote. The latest craze, how
is to collect miniatures, not only
Colonial and Revolutionary an