Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
A SUMNER OUIBTUDG

A NUMllEt VUlblUDb
PEayADES WHEELING SOCIETY DURING TH3
HEATED SEASON.
TIE Noaoouy IS Relieved By 4 Number Of Pretty
Informal Afars-Ssyral happy NuPtals
General News Of the Gay World.
n you aud Daisy strolling went
Down oy che bgoog, no eyentide,
III shadows i'm stole m0ugst the trees,
And Daisy pressed close 10 your Size,
Would you kiss her!
Would you: di1.
f'aea n a wile-boushed apple tree
A rusti, bench your saunterinss found,
When she wese seated, should her hair
catch the las ray OF sunshine, cto"nea,
Would you Kiss nef:
Wouid you: | did
II roses mantle5 Daisy's cheeks,
IN Daisy put her hand IN yOuss,
And let her dropping syellds drop
A boundiess sea o. bliss, no shores
Would ou Kiss Eert
Would you; i did.
II. then. next night. you strolled that path
Down 'rea.l th- .rees, beside the brook
And under the wije-h0ugaed spPie tree
Another spooucd aud you we;e-suooSi
Would you Kiss her:
Would you! didn't
The sultrJ weather to which Wheel
ING people have been treated during the
past two weeks Is OF the sort which has
a tendency TO wilt human beings, as
we'll as vegetation, and makes any e1er-
tion for the sake OF enjoyment a bur-
den. In consequence there IS a marked
dullness in society, and the devotee as
sumes uegllge attire and aims az com
fort rather than social triumphs. The
or tertaipments Of the week have been
few i'm number, but have not lacked In
terest. This was due 70 the charm
which accompanies q disregard OF the
usual conventiOnalitieS, and affords
relief after a season of dull Formally.
Wheeling Is fortunate ia the posses
sion Of many beautiful suburban homes
with sDaciogS lawns, admirably adapted
10 out-of-d0Or affairs. Events OF this
nature have maintained interest among
the stay-at homes, besides atIOrding
taste OF the delights OF the summer re-
sorts. The next few weeks promise
more pronounced lull in society than has
vet occurred, but the programme Of
future gayeties is dotted here and there
with pretentlous fetes, among which
are several prospective affairs at the
Park.
One OF the most delightful functions
OF the week was the Mercantile CLUB
fete at the Park, Wednesday evening.
The hOsDitabie manner In which the
meU,bers Of this Hebrew organization
entertaiusiS prOyerbial. On this occS-
sion all the details were arranged and
carried out IN acceptance with the high
standard OF the club. About fortJ
couples we're present. The ladies wcre
attired in light and becoming suCmer
fabrics, in thorough keeping WITH the
nature OF the affair. The Opera House
Orchestra made excellent music, aud 20
its inspiring measures, the evening was
snent i'm dancing In the, pavilion. AT
midnight en- excellent luncheon was
discussed In the Parh cafe. The
grounds were iuumugt Va with beauti-
ful japanese lanterns
The Floor CommitJe was composed
Of b. L. HorsbljFGer, Leon Z. Stein,
Maurice SteirfGd add Gus Emsheimer.
Henry Emsa fmer gracefully oficiated
&, 49, ceremonies. Among the
were; Mrs. Seeligmau,
jacobson, Cincinnati,
Jump, Baltimore, Md;
Cincinnati, o.; Miss
advlIle, Pa; Misses
Sim, New York, ard
O.. SatlugtOn, Pa; III.
P,ttSburg; Fernando
ud,and Albert Luchs,
-
ummer home Of Mrs.
at Pleasant Valley,
cougenlaI and joyous
oclety folks Thursday
evening Interesting
re provided on the spa
-
sO.ree was given Thurs
.he home OF Miss Emma
rth Main street, cOmpli-
charming visitor, Miss
Of Washington, d. C.,
frequently visited la
ards formed the princi-
Q Of the evening. The
affar ught TO termination By
boz might luncheon.
-
IT. hostess has learned TO
max OF entertaining, and she
has y way Cf Intentionally ar
rane bits of bric-a-brac, 20 which
she s. fully draws attention when con-
versauon begius 70 lag, says an ex-
change. The vicious looking DahO-
meyan ornament is meant 20 interest
You and lead you TO speak OF il. A
short time ago 10 was considered impo-
lite for person 20 notice anything par
ticular in a friends drawing room by
speaking of 10, out now &c Is almost I'm
polite iNyou do not.
"You have discovered my converse
tional dodge for to-day" said bright
hostess, "but l am not at ell ashamed
10 acknowledge that that volume Of
Whitman's poems was put there with a
special purpose, together with that rare
old glass vase and Russian enamel bon
bon box" The table itself was queer
one With twisted legs and polished top,
with q history Of its own which the
hostess was fond OF telling.
But though the successful hostess