Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

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They sat in the hammock az evening
When the shadows were thirSsnlng fast,
Thinking more by Tar OF the present
Than they did OF the future or Pas-
From inside through the open window
Came her mother voice gently calling.
eNou ought 90 nave something around YOU
For the dew is rapidly falling
Neither he nor she had shawl or cloak,
Nor augat else shat any could see;
Now. how could she truly answer back,
SOC, mamma, have los AROUND mel
That the season of autumn and win
ter gayeties in society is fully started,
no person who scans the list Of inter
esting affairs during the past six days,
or the programme Of prospective func-
tions, can doubt. Society has thrown
OF the leshargy Of early autumn, and
already the devotees are pondering over
She list Of invitations for the same eve
ming, and carefully weighing all the cir
cumstances which shall decide the an
sWer 90 the QueSGOn-which? Every
thing points to q gay season. Already
there are indications that Cupid has
improved each shining hour during the
vacation period. More than one Wheel
ing girl has returned from the noun
tains or seashore with band OF gold
encirclinR finger which before was
bare. and each lutte circle Of society
folks has its prospective wedding 10
discuss.
The Ideal Club dance, 10 be given at
Franzheim's Hall on Thursday evening
OF this week, promises 20 be a very en-
iOvable affair. twill, open the seasons
programme for the club, and will be
followed by many interesting events
during the winter. The Opera House
Orchestra viii make the melody, aud
luncheon will be served In the club
N on the second Toes,
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Muen lsssr6sC is being manifested
among members Of the different A. o.
U. W. lodges To this city In regard TO
the competitive bowling contest In con-
neetion with the anniversary celebra-
tiOn az Mozart Park next week. A
handsome prize has been offered TO the
winping team. During the week two
societies have selected the team 20 rep
resent them. On Tuesday evening the
m&mbers Of Excelsior Lodge No. 10
Went down 20 Mozart Park and spent
We evening very pleasantly, and on
THURSDAY evening Reliance Lodge went
out 90 Wheeling Park. Reliance Lodge
will be represented by the following
team OF expert bOWlers; George Neid-
hart, Charles Smith, Lewis Steenrod
and Platof Zane.
Tnh Gayety C.u0 viii give hop at
Teutonia hall on the evening OF the
goth inst, for which KiIlmyer will
make the music.
One Of the notable affairs Of the week
was the opening concert aud ball Of the
Ariou, which was given Thursday night
g. their elegant clubhouse on Twentieth
street 10 was the formal opening OF
the season. The concert which pre-
cedeei the terpsichOriau festivities, was
AN artistic success. The hall was filled
with an uppreciative audience, which
bestowed It's applause freely at the con-
clusion of each number uuOn the pro-
eramme. Prof. IL. M. Shockey was
director. The singing section OF the
AriOn and the Opera House Orchestra
rendered some pleasing numbers, and
the solo parts were taken by Miss
Flora Williams, Miss Bertha Schroeder
and Messrs. j. Senke, W. b. Day and
Charles Zulauf.
The floor was cleared after the con-
cert, and the assemblage was augment
ed by late arrivals. The Opera House
orchestra was stationed upon the stage,
which showed handsome decorations IN
flowers aud potted plants, and rendered
q programme of dance music, 10 which
the devotees glided over the smooth
surface uutii the hour OF midnight,
when all repaired 20 the dining room.
The culinary feast was q signal trl-
umph. Ii was discussed amid much
merriment aud the festivities were re-
snmed in the dance hall, continuing IN
til about TWO o'clock.
A party Of about fifty friends Of Mr..
Edward DruSche paid him an unex-
pected visit at his home on South Jacob
street Wednesday night. Their host
was equal 10 the occasion, however, and
entertained his guests in a hospltable
manner. A season OF social amuse-
ments occupied the hours until mid
night, when an appetizing collation. was
discussed.
Miss Ada Neal was the charming host
eta number OF friends 40 her home
IN the East End Tuesday evening.
Music and dancing provided enjoy
for the guests, and the merrlment con-
tinued until an, early hour the next
morning without interruption, except
at midnight, when tempting luncheon
was served.
The Cold Turkey Banjo and Mandolin
Climb was entertained 10 pleasing man
Der AZ the home OF lillian Braden, on
South Chapline street, Thursday even
lag.
The twentieth birthday OF Miss Eila
Rnrsey was celebrated with a pleasing
Solree az her home In Benwood. Among
tbs guests were many from this Guy
Miss EmH rs, = popular young
t.5v ~ tbe la. and Mr. Ereq.
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