Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
HOW SOCIETY HAS BEEN Employing ITS
TINE F0R SIX DATS
Brilliant Success Of Tia Eks' Dating a. Wheeling
Park-Ssveral Weddings and the Usual
Numosr Of Soiysss and Lawn
Parties.

Through she daisy-dsppled meadow sc the
when tie sunny sSiss are fair. and the birds
ara in the blue,
AID the houeh,s are brightly tender, for the
love Is sweet aud new,
You can tell.
When they welcome others near
You can tell;
When he only says "My dear"
And the tone is cold aud clear,
When they very wei agree
in their simple courtesy,
They are married-he aud she
You can TELL YOU can tell
IT'S the silencs OF the stream, by the mountain,
Mid the long DAYS light and shadow, or when
egntug skies grow pale;
II has widensd in It's course. it has deepened as
And the thoughts are calny tender, for the love
Is sweet aud old,
You eau tell
No brilliant or elaborate gayetles
have engaged the attention Of Wheeling
society this summer, with the exception
Of the Elks outing at the Park last
week. The season, however, has main
talned the record Of its predecessors in
that regard. There are always enough
home affairs OF delightful nature, and
the city is so justly noted for it's hospl-
tally, that Wheeling is 3 good place 10
visit, either In summer or winter.
IL is now mid-August, and the pros
poets for gayety during the remainder
OF the summer season are not az all
bright Ii is predicted that the great
movement toward ChicagO will take
place In autumn. Certain 1t is that
most persons who have announced their
Intention to visit the White City, have
not vet gone, and September promises
10 be the big month at the Exposition
and the dull month at home
The most notable event Of the sum
mer season, and one OF the most pleas
urable, was the Elk'S outing at the
Park Thursday evening. The aggre-
cation of antlered good fellows who
compose the Wheeling lodge, were hosts
to more than 5000 people, yet so we'll
did they prepare for the immense
throng, so carefully was every detail OF
the evenings entertainment looked az
ter, that there was not the slighteSs
hitch In the fuldllment OF the pro-
gramme for the evening. The memory
IF past events Of the Eiks had prepared
leir guests for season OF unalloyed
easure. apd there were no disappOint-
ones in the assemblage OF people
transformed the Park into a living
% of beauty and animation.
rhe concert was a signal triumph,
an artistic sense Madame
ate Rolla delighted her old friends.
Rda many~@V ones in her charm
raj vocal numbers,
Day, Chas. Zulaui, and
y, made q trio Of sweet
and Mr.. Albert Adler
the first time In public
Their numbers need no
ey are artists all, and
q their enviable reputa-
emblage was one to tempt
ID musician to extra ei-
Is not strange then that 1t
.feoueutly remarked that the
"a House Band played In better
..orm than ever before.
The fireworks, while not costly or
elaborate display, were very pleasing,
and so well arranged that the interest
OF spectators was never permitted TO
lag. During the latter part Of the even
inc. the paviliOn was again the central
point for sight-seers and pieasure-seeS-
ers. The devotees Of terpsichorean
amusement were so numerous that dane
ing with comfort was impossible. But
the natural attractions OF the Park
were not neglected. The strains OF
nrsfe from the summit Of the mound
foated over the entire enclosure, and
the numerous beautiful walks provided
ideal places for strOlling lovers
That the affair was such a complete
success, Is due largely TO the efforts OF
the Committee in charge, composed OF
q r. Tracy, Chairman, and Nate
Fiei. W. II. Manning, John A. Howard
and A. h. Wiedeousch.
The ffty-fith birthday OF Rev. Father
Mattingly, pastor OF ST. Mary's church.
Martins Ferry, was made the occasion
for An assemblage OF about one hundred
of his Young pariShiOners at his home on
Fourth street, Thursday evening. The
Grounds surrounding the house were IL
INUNDATED with pretty Jspeness lanterns,
and present an animated and beautiful
ennearapce. Rev. Father II. 2. Nc
Wenamin, OF BenwOOd, was present and
AZ the request OF the young folks pre-
santed their pastor with q Well-nlled
nnrse As a birthday gift. The evening
was spent in music and social converse
tion.
Miss Pearl Yarlng was pleasantly
s,rnrised 70 receive an unexpected call
F-o,, ~number OF her friends at her
,,g-s IN the Island Wednesday even
inc, The occasion was the anniversary
81 her birth, and il was made memoir
shla one by the receipt Of several hand
some presents, among them q piano
from her father.
Herbert Juergens was host to mum
her of friends Tuesday evening at ais
ZONE on south Wood street. The
snal sscisl diversions made up the
ogramns OF = delightful evening, and
rsshments were served at season
hour.
ere was happy assemblage Of
folks Wednesday evening at the
OF Miss Maggie Uttermohlen' on
Jacob street. IL was her olrtn'
the event was a most enjoyable
hostess and guests alike. Luh's
SRA made the music, and the Gus
arv midnight repsst was discussed
Friends OF Andrew Auber, to the
number of about twenty. surprised MIN
. Ia his home at Caldwelis Run. WedneS
av evening, and spent an enjoyable
eson IN the usual social amusements.