Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-26
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passed over 20 the Senate chamber. 1t
will be easily seen that Washington
may claim a heavy balance IN his fair
daughters life.
Miss Lucille is the youngest Of a
family OF charming daughters, who
ARE ESPECIAL FAvORITEs
IN the circle known In Washington OH
cial society. She is a slender, graceful
demOiselle, with the WinsOme, ingenu-
Gus manner and the charm Of converse
ton peculiar to the southern girl. They
are gift OF nature, and may not be &C
ouired. Like al true K~entuckians, she
Is a Judge Of hOrsefesh, and is said to
eylnce acute powers Of discrimination
in selecting the winning horse"
Charming at all time, Miss Blackburn
IS at her best mounted. She is a superb
horseWoman. ROmOnce is sure to hover
about a young lady OF so many attrac-
tions. Miss Blackburn has q host OF
admirers. Miss Blackburn has a host
of admires. The fortunate knight is
not yet named.
Miss Faulkner, the daughter Of West
Vlrginia's senator, is also q prime favor
tie at the capital, although she cannot
be said 70 have grown up under the
shadow OF the dome. Senator Faulkner
has held his seat In the legislative halls
since 1857. He has taken a prominent
part In the discussions OF that August
body, and his daughters have been no
less brilliant members OF Washington's
social world. Miss Faulkner is an ex-
%ceptlOnally accomplished pianist, ana
aud has innumerable charms OF mind
and that manner that have drawn about
her a large circle Of friends aud admir-
ers. 1t is predicted that she will figure
quite cOnspicuOusly 10 the White House
House coterie in the coming season.
Miss Jones Of Arkansas made her
home In Washington since 1881, when
her father, SepatOr James K. Jones,
was elected to Congress, first as = men,
Der Of the House and later as senator.
She Is loyalty itself as regards her ma
tive state, but having been educated,
and having grown TO womanhOod in
Washington, she may juttly be claimed
as
ONE OF ITS BELLIES.
Miss Jones is a young lady Of highly
aesthetic tastes, Of the blonde type OF
beauty, a slender petite figure, and a
gentle and genial manner that IS partic-
ularly WinsOme. The bright dreams Of
her youth have been clOuded by 3 bit
ter sorrow, but her friends hope 20 per-
suade her to emerge from her retire
ment, TO a certain extent, during the
q preaching winter. She has been
sadly missed from society, and will be
cordially welcomed back.
Pretty Miss Perkins is a Kansas
Washington girl. Her father. ex-Sena-
tor Perkins, came to the capitol 10
years z as repsetstive, and when SEN
Rtor Plumb Of Kansas died was appoint
ed 10 I'll the senatorial vacancy. Ten
years Is a long period ia his fair young
daughters life 10 Washington and Bal
timOre, witnessed the dawn OF the mem
orable graduation day at the Woman's
College 10 the latter city, and has in
cluded a brief season OF social gayety at
last years Christmas holiday. That
taste has served 20 hll the summer days
With bright dreams OF joys 10 come.
This winter Miss Perkins will be a full
feged society girl. She is tall, with the
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moulded features, chestnut hair, a COM
plexion that Is the realization OF the
bloom Of youth, an all-cOnQuering
smile, and eyes-well, when she ''gives
a side glance and looks down" they are
positively dangerous.
Society and Miss Herbert are in the
most ~pleasureable state Of existence
known as
THE VERDE OF EXPECTANCY.
The home Of the secretary Of the navy,
it is anticipated, will be one Of the gay
est and most h%ospltable OF the cabinet
circle. and his charming daughter is to
preside therein. Certainly neither eaoi-
net nor any other circle will have q
more gracious and graceful hostess.
Miss Herbet was not born 10 Wash
ington-it has been said that no one
ever was-but the new babe at the
White House has shattered hat tradi-
tion. Away down South IN the Alabama
cOrner OF the land Of cotton is where
Miss Herbert's baby eyes FIRST saw the
light Of this world, and her childhood
days were pretty evenly distriou-
ted between her southern home and the
capital. Secretary Herbert has served
his state Ia Congress continuously since
1878 up 20 the time that be was made a
member Of the cabinet.
Miss Herbert has tasted alRthe Joys
Of the sweet girl graduate. she com.
pleted she course Of study at Hammers