Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-21

80
OFF FOR THE FAIR.
They stand in a bower OF roses,
Meath the chande ier's soft light;
lsir in my easy chair smoking,
Watching them there 70 night
He's a handsome. gay young felo"
With an air OF manly pride
AMI he smiles as be- looks down fondLy
on q maiden by AIS side.
she's a winsome little damssl
In her dainty peasant dress,
And she looks demurely at him
And submits to his caress.
In all the time I've knowa them
They've never fallen cut;
Her pretty lips, I'm yeSy sure,
Have never known u pouL
They've known no pang OF iealousy,
No craving disc0uteut;
They We never had a quarrel,
They have nothing 20 repent
They've stood there by that china stils
Beneath those china flowers,
And loved wish constant. china hearts
For countless happy hours.
Alas, who does not envy than
Their life so sweet and staid,
This ROYAL Worcester lover
And his Royal Worcester maid.
-M1cGrt0Or Jenkins, IN GodsVS'
There is Just sufficient gayety In
wheeling society at present to afford
the feminine mind a wholesome degree
Of relaxation from the contemplation Of
gowns and hats, for the summer sOjourn
at the seaside resorts or the big Fair.
or course, everybody who makes any
pretension to being somebody, expects
10 visit Chicago, or spend q portion OF
the heated period In the mountains, or
Al the seashore. The girls are spending
this month in devising suitable travel
ing costumes, or the bright gowns,
w~hichIhaye made the summer girl a SUB
feet 10. superlative praise. just enough
nj eSsirs are thrown in 70 serve
,bealth.al amusement. The stay-at-
home folks are organizing themselves
into clubs, aud outlining attractive
Programmes for the summer campaign.
They will be sufficiently numerous TO
prevent absolute dizziness, and those
who are prevented by lightness OF
nurse. or other reasons, from leaving
tho city, look forward 70 a say season
at home.
Among the weddings which will take
Mace with the solvent OF the mopth OF
roses. will DO that Of eX-Sherid Lewis
Steenrod and Miss Blanche Dunlevy, OF
bridgeport. On the same day, June lst,
Mr.. Charles W~aterhOuse, the well known
Main street grocer, will be welded at
St. Joseph's Cathedral 70 Miss Kate
Hallisy, daughter Of Mrs. Mary Halllsy,
Of Fifteenth street.
Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding Of b. S. Allison, Esq, Of this city,
and Miss Anna Gertrude, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Tice, OF Mt. Au-
burn, a suburb OF Cincinnati, as an
pounced ia the REGISTER last Sunday.
The wedding will tax place on June
1st. Mr.. Ewing, Of this city, will be
\ Mr.. AllsOn's best man.
-
Another notable June wedding will
Ae thar Dir. VIM. RohrbOugh, Of Pitts
bArg. and Miss He,tie Wood, the charm
ing daughter or j.. A. Wood, OF the Is
land. The ceremony which will unite
the happy couple for better Of worse,
will be performed 80 the home Of the
bride on South Broadway, In the even
Ing OF June frst. Rev. j.. ii. Hess,
pastor % the Thompson VI. h. Church,
will tie \the nUptial knot. The bride
and groomSwin leave for Chicago on a
wedding tour, and will make their home
in P%ittsburg.
Mr.. Harry B~achmann, the South
| Side commission merchant, and Miss
! Lille Redman, q Sixteenth street belle,
\will be married on the evening OF June
st at the Zane street NJ. L Church.
NE pastor, Rev. DR.. Fullerton, will
\riOrm the ceremony.
= OMThursday Of this week Mr.. John
HeifAer, the popular pipemsu at the
Vigilht engine house, will join heart
and hand with Miss Ada Buckhart, a
| talenteA young lady of FostOria, Ohio.
They what once 90 70 housekeeping
in the NoF& End.
JOS. church and Miss Nora Dun
! lao, daughtet Of ex-O1icer Dunlap, will
I bs\ioined in matrimOny at the home Of
theNbride's parents, in the North End,
next Wednesday evening.
A very pretty church wedding was
solemnized last Wednesday morning, 10
the Church OF St. Francis Xavier, in
MoundSvllle. No invitations were is
sued, but the church was comfortably
filed with friends of the happy couple.
The pastor, Rev. Father A. Boutlou,
spoke the impressive words which made
/ Miss Grace Jones Mrs. n. +. Barrett
\ - attendants were Mr.. John
Of Clarks0urg aud
gns Wingerter. of Wheeling.
EE0ding breakfast was discussed at
tie danes House after the ceremony.
Then a brief reception was held, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett received Mount
less CONGRATULATIONS and good khes
from their friends. They left inV khe
afternoon on a short wedding tour, ~
Among those from q O stance
were present were: Mrs. Joseph II
stetter, Miss Anna Barrett, and NJ
MolIie Clancy, Of Clarksburgf Ma NJ
Barrett, OF the same place; Mis- Rggl
Hagan. Of Pine Bank, p .;MissV
Maser. Of Parsons, Kansas; MissesN