Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-10
IN SOCIBTY'S DOMAIN
EVENTS THAT ARE HAPPENING IN TIE
WORLD OF PLEASURE.
A Dull Week in Whssling-Preparaiols Being
Made FOR Holiday Fssivides-I1tsrssing
Affairs Of The Pas. SIX Days

A.an aL AalsaaH AeoAHAHl-e- NeN-ae
Affairs o., The Pas. SIX Days.
Care is but o. hurstcl bubble,
IrII tre raroL. Irol the catch;
Eooth. we c-f. "A truce o. tr1uble."
NIrlh aud uis-le-0e shall match.
Happy folly, wen be Jolly
Who'd De melancholy now
With O. -'Hey, Che holly. Io. the holly
Polly ban ,-e holly l0u-a.
Lar-h.sr lurking in The eve. sic,
Pleasure f00ts Do trIss a Il Zee,
He who frowus OF lo1As aN-y, sir,
IaitE a wltless wight ls be.
Merry folly whatav olsy
Greets Q. re- a U.rug uf che h0Igl.
With q "Eey. ia. holy. no. tle holly.'
-Ctrs.mls Century.
Society has coutented itself during the
past six days with few-very few-slab
crate functions, and not a great many
receptions and soi-ees. In fact, the week
has been exceedingly dull. IL is expected
that the next fortnight will be devoted TO
preparations for the holiday festivities
which will assume more extensive proper
lions, numerically speaking az least, than
for q number OF years. Such preparations
involve a great deal 10 interest the deyo-
tee-shoppjug expeditions where enc is
certain 10 meet familiar faces, and after
moons with the modesto, 20 say nothing Of
Sho friendly s-pccuiatioDs concerning the
thousand cad one details of prospective
SaEairs, and a little gossip ABOUT the per
sons who are expected TO be preseuc-all
of which is popularity supposed to furnish
10 the feminine mind food Tor thought and
discussion.
Here is a crum5 Of comfort for those
whose wardrobe is limited 20 q few oaton-
ing gowns, Oaly, SAYS au exchange. nice
Young bachelor cOuhCed the following com
ments % bis neighOOr aJ dinner the other
evening: II do ike a woman who sticks
TO one or TWO becoming dresses. She and
her dress then OeCOmcldenuned with each
other. and enc gets q distinct idea OF @
girl iu ones m.ud. But If she Is one day
iu blue and alOcceriD yellow, % the next
IN red. the individuality Of the We2rer is
quite suhseryieut 90 that of the gown, and
it is Just like looking at so many fashion
plates on a kaleidoscope
One OF the delightful events Of the week
was che kaI15 Nlsl,e given AZ the AriOn,
Thursday evening. which was IN many re-
sDecrs. the most successful entertainment
Of this nature, ever gwen 10y tue ladies or
the organization. The usual custom or as
sem1iIug To- the afternoon, was observed
by thc ladies', the gentlemen dropping IN
a. six o'clock, and p~artakiug OF the excel
r.mr nrf-fwn a vary nnHITnn|n EHmeNn WIS
then spent iu dancing, % Gn3uts eX-
ce.cut piano music. Ib committed of
ladies in charge was cOmp0sedO OF MesdameS
Cnas. Schmidt. IL. A. MarsC6uer, ID. O..
Morgan. Clement Hess. j. H.. Riddle, John
T.. Miller. Geo. III. EJeljug, Geo. LOben-
stein. Henry G.. Meyer, jobs Roth, Chas.
Kfllmever, and Misses Annie Pfarr, Flora
Morgan, and Carrie Breidenstein.
The Ideal Club has issued invitations
for q sOiree 40 the Mercantile Club Rooms,
on Tuesday evening Of this week. The
Ideal rooms, on another hoor, will also be
thrown open 90 the guests. Extensive
ureparatiOus have been made for this
affair. and BE- promises 20 be one of the
most successful ever given by this popular
organization. EilmYer VIII make the
music.
Prof. John Mullen will give the first
social of the season 20 the present and
former pupils of his dancing academy, at
the Calumet Club rooms, No. 2Jl3 Main
street. Wednesday evening. hillmyer viii
play.
Miss Mamie Henry was very pleasantly
purDrised 10 receive On unexpected eau
from a large number of her friends We'd
nesdav evening at her home In Leather
wood. Various social ClverslO0S conJrlo-
uted to the enjoyment or the evening, ana
excellent musical numbers were rendered.
Among those present were MISSES ne
becca PAUL, Grace Nichols, h9tJe hatcQ-
insOn. Katie Weisgerber, Nellie Humph-
rev. Edna jackson, MOllie Dieringer, Ella
Fiemiug Nora and Lille Humphrey,
BESSIE Donnelly, Eupha Hutchinson, Mary
Fleming, Miss Reinacher, Mrs. harry
Hutchinson, and Joseph PAUL, Cnarles
Weisgerber, Harry humphrey, Harry
Robinson. Mr.. Cox, VIII Garlic, Elmer
Carlo and Charles Dieringer.
Whols the smart girl Of today
The girl who doesn't torgetto lnuorse q
check when she presents IL al the oank Tor
i,be Girl who can open and e her news
paDer in the car without poklng tho man
pbext 10 her in the eye and without knock
inc on her Own hat.
The girl who gets on tne car WITHOUT
turning her back 20 the horses.
IRE girl who can ind her handkercnleI
after She gets into bed at night
And who is the brave girl Of today
The girl who dresses LOT Soi3 l6OE W,sG i
vved5ing ring and her feet ike long, mar
--ne~uu
The girl who holds herhead up knowing
She has on last years coat with the old
fashioned sleeves
The Girl who has courage enough to walk
ont of She candy store when, having asked
Tor nve cents worth Of gum drops, she is
told that the salesman CANT make up "less
than ton cepts' worth.
Mr.. Joseph Kgrtz a member Of the
T =. . ~ vas SURPRISED i