Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05


But tho.gh lo ue sac does NOT SpraAt
Norl.rr 3D. I.0s ug heart cheek
The flrrlye blush upon u.g cheek
Tells ue she Knows tA-s am near
IT'S true she's rau OF cir.ish are,
trrlt fh.t. common -o beg sex
But she is OF. Cocue.t e at lear,
Yhoura OF l.r .-.cNs uy mind perple1.
know she's partial to he rose,
i've sent Ler some. both rel aud yellow
Yer Cut uuol The street. she 's
with v.o.ets r.m som. oiha- fellow
And stuI This owe chose pursue,
'IUlxt hep. 4.l tst- continue WooiuSi
one d0v o'eri1yej, enc rrNt 20 p.ue
scarcely know villa am doing
But one On. uClr + take comfort 10,
ind -f.o... lbr gives place 90 rapture;
The harder she ury .e tr Wan,
The acarer Sc. VIII he sac capture
The man who ends hiuseli a society
man may ask himself this question; MS
life may answer it yes, or, perhaps, no,
but he can always feel, let that answer
be what iJ nav. that is what he should
be. what he is fitted for. We become
what we ardent.y desire TO be, We are
what our ambition makes US. Many
men dabble in social life, just as more
serious men are diiettauti IN art,
IN politics, In mechanical pur-
suits; but Lhs society man,
the man who makes society, Is
excitement, its temptations, his life, be
does so because 10 suits him and he suits
n. There are some rewards In it
sweet ones-wh.ch the business mind
could never forses. and even forSeetng
or attaining, could never be satisfied
withal. Social life, like every other
pbase OF life, is made up OF those
who lead, and those who I'LL
M cry-to lead. One must be
armed ut every point with social
attributes; the exercise whereof must
IN itself prove a reward, FOR ln so doing;
the personal social power Is giving
Measure 10 host OF others. To be q
Pociety man, Ga all that the term I'M
niles. one must be agreeable, OF fault
less taste, with good manners, good adj
dress, with mind, discretion, temperate
ness; be warm iu feeling, sympathetic
In nature, soft and gentle 10 address,
ALWAYS unseItiSh 10 ones attitude to-
wards the social world. All these
things must be- iuborn,- happy herit-
age But as nothing Co this world OF
ours will increase and tructIiy unless g
De ELILLhaaNUf SD gu AAANrN rtt't..r
the society man, the result OF lie
long cultivation. Can anyone say tnat
20 live well is not reward IN ltselIF
Give q man who stands well In the So
cial world, and you have man VINO, II
YOU try him in more practical
lie. win not fail you. Give
successful society man, and
YOU will usually find a good son, man
beloved by MS family, by his friends,
by his associates, be- they business men
or otherwise. Can any one say it is no
reward 90 b5 beloved? Society and
vozh 20 band in hand, and after life
LMlagay world, when the man who
q led 1t 90 the full, aud with success,
looks back, as be must do, 10 is nothing
for him 90 feel that the years he has
spent iu the rush aud triumph OF this
world have been years of unaIiOyed
pleasure. That be has been able TO OK
tract from his contact wish man, when
man is upon pleasure bent, more JOY aad
gladuess than !s given 90 most people,
must be satisfying. He will have
Nitedhis sccia. wOr.c step higher; be
may, perhaps have given 10
some purer. HIGHER standards 10 live itS
life and mlua-e IT'S institutions by. Can
this De said to be nothing? Ho may not
have been personally benefited no prac-
tical wav himself, tu, then % have done
this without worldly gain has been, 90
say Jbe I-Ust oI DO, ulSrIdsh. Il social
life, wei. lived, is good thing. Nay,
it Is the duty OF every man 10 take the
best social position his powers, atJr.-
buteS aud opportunities viii enable him
60, for 30 gives him position, and posi-
tiou is power. aud power IS success, aud
success is seldom N ever without its
practical reward.
at Cameron, W. Va, a pleasant we'd
dinc occurred Ou Wednesday evening,
the lst inst, go 1880 O'Clock. 90 the home
Of Christian Tough, tbe father OK the
bride. Rev. q. H. Brscor was married
20 Miss Dora Nay Dough, by Rev. Law
renee Brist1r, % Indiana, assisted by
Rev. o.. A. Hopkins, OF Wheeling. The
BRIDEGROOM was formerly student az
Butler University, iD Indiana, but is
now preaching successfully for three
churches l.. t Cameron, with leadQ Uar-
tiers $40 Cameron. Ila bride is charm
lng young lady, one on Gaze most esti-
mab.e lu tas community. They win go
TO house6eep.n- ,oouia Cameron, where
Mr. Bustur 1., bought q house and iOt
Mis-, Jennie Reid was bridesmaid, aud
MI FmE Wilhelm best man, both Of
Camera. a number OF J-eir friends
and relatives were present and enjoyed
the occasion aud the bcuuaiuI supper.
Among tLem were 1.ssgs William,
Marion and Irrh-am Tough, brothers
of the bride. Nrs. IaEhram Tough, Miss
Martha Tough. Nr. and Mrs ". d.