Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

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"My lips are. on. so chapped, said she,
"Why, glycerine is fine, Quoth he
81 haven't got a drop she sighed
'What difference does that maker" he c,ied,
ERE I left home"-hls face grew gay
~ put some on my lips to-day;
And II. my dear, you will allow,
I'll make an application now"
She smiled. she poutsd. II don't know"
She murmured TO him soft and low.
"say. do you ~thipk-they arc 50 rough
One application is enough
Society Is experiencing a reaction
from the gayeties OF the Winter season.
This is the time for general house-clean-
ing and general change of raiment, both
of which are factors in producing dull
ness. The tO%psy-turvey condition OF
affairs at home, precludes the thought
Of elaborate entertainments. Neverthe-
less, there have been an unusual num-
Der Of delightful home affairs. With
the advent Of Spring, What TO wear
has superseded what 10 do" In the
mind Of the society girl and so much
time must necessarily be devoted TO
shopping. and with the mo6iSte, that
social affairs are neglected. Besides, the
Main street stores afford such an excel
lent place for chance meetings, TO dis
cuss prospective functions and the
thousand and one vanities which are
dear 70 the feminine heart, that the
change IS really welcomed.
That the old superstition which leads
brides to avoid the month Of May still
prevails, is evidenced by the number OF
weddings which have taken place during
the last week in April. Wednesday ap-
peared TO DO the fayorits Gay for nup-
tial events, aud the number OF Wheeling
bellies and Deaux who Joined heart and
hand on that day made a sharp demand
upon florists, caterers aud ~pTesent-giy-
ing friends. Wedding tours grow in
popularity, and the brides and groOms
who spend the first few weeks Of their
honeymoon az home are scarce. The
calendarf0r May contains one or two
psANhDf5te affairs, a number Of home
gatherings and 8 few weddings.
Then will come the hustle and excite
ment which attends the preparations for
departure-dreSses 10 be hurried,
trunks to be packed, good byes 10 DO
spoken. Wheeling people will not be so
numerously represented at the seaside
resorts as in past seasons, as the bulk Of
travel will be westward. II the length
OF vacations Is limited on account of
pressing home duties, the Windy City
will be the objective point Of most
people who leave the city.
One OF the happlest affairs Of the
week was the wedding of DR.. Charles
NJ. FrisSel, one OF Wheeling's most
prominent young physicians, and Miss
Sophia Logan, daughter OF the late
DR.. I. II. Logan. The ceremony was
performed last Thursday at the Fourth
Street NJ. l.. Church, and nOtewith-
standing the fact that no cards were
issued, there were a large number OF
friends present, a proiusiOn OF potted
palms and lilies, t%aStefUllY arranged
about the altar and pulpit, contraSted
agreeably with the bright costumes OF
the ladies, and the charming scene was
further enhanced by the mellow
light which strained through
the Stained-glaSs windows, and
frightened the faces Of the bride aud
groom, who Joined hands at the altar,
while Rev. DR.. A. Is. Biker spoke the
Impressive words which made them
man and wife. About them stood the
uShers, Messrs. George Baird, Arthur
Hubbard, Ambrose List, Walker /.
Frlssell, q brother of the groom, and
I'd Clendenning, OF Kansas City, Mo-,
who gave the bride away.
A soft melody fiOated out from the
organ during the ceremony. At its
conclusion the tones gathered volume,
aud the familiar MendelSSohn march
was recognized as the party proceeded
down the aisle. The bride looked
charming in q heat fitting costume OF
bronze silk, with full skirt. The waist
was trimmed with wine-colored velvet,
and was made with large sleeves and
collar OF same material. Her hat and
face veil were dark green, and she
wore ~tan-colOred gloves. The groom
hLu A~AGAc MuAG III G0"nhNAAtOu uALChs
At one Of the committee rooms, the
bride and groom paused, and the hearty
congratulations and best wishes OF o
host OF friends were poured upon
them. Followed by a shower Of rice,
then entered a carriage and were driven
20 the Panhandle depot, where they
took the afternoon train for an extend
ed Eastern aud Southern wedding tour.
Upon their return they will be az home
TO their friends at the new residence
which the groom has erected and fur
nished on Fourteenth street. The high
place which DR.. and Mrs. FrisSell Oc-
cupy In the esteem or their friends was
atteSted by the unusually handsome ar
ray OF presents received. Among those
who were present at the nuptials were
Mrs. William Renshaw, Of Pittsburg;
Col. and Mrs. Joseph w. Gallaher, Jr.,
Mrs. J.. W. Gallaher and MIR. John Gal
laher, OF Moundsyille.
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\ The following account OF 3 wedding
On Washington. ID. C., is taken from the
Star OF that city:
The marriage last night at the Ninth
Street Christian church OF Mr.. George
Watkins, OF Wheeling, w. Va, TO Miss
LeOna Hutchinson, daughter Of Mrs. w.
j Hutchinson, OF 5l5 Second street
Northeast, made the opportunity for q
large assemblage Of church people aud
friends OF the happy pair. The seats
were specially arranged for the occasion,
the altar placed in the western portion
OF the room and beautifully decorated
with flowers. While Miss Maud Nc.