Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15

AlA 4 wiz wa ~ va a 49,
Tell me Why The foolish wind
is 70 Ter tres e. very Kind
And on q ulows them Ia such wise
A lends her eauty some surprlsei
Tel me why no chang ng var
Can chang from Sprn- n she appear
Tel M woy 90 ser her lace
REJECTS 10 M fOias else lrace
That makes them fair ~ love OF her
DID TO gsutier nature sur.
Tell me why, II she but 90
Alone across { .e q Id ol new,
All fancles or the springs OF old
Within lovers .st gro" bold:
Tell me whS, when her he See,
Within him stlrs an april breeze
And al that iu lis secret heart
Most sacredly was SGT aya-L
And most was hidden. th-n awakes,
At the sweet iO her com ug makes,
Tel me az Is writ abOge,
And vii tell you why / love.
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The innumerable elegant Christmas
Eetes and happy New Year pleasures
certainly brOugh t merry holiday time
10 every one. With the thermometer
~ zero and sleigh bells merrily tinK-
ling, fur-clad pedestrians hurTyng to
and fro on social pleasures bent. the
fortnight past has presented varied and
Interesting phases TO devoteeS OF pleas
nre. But after the stOrW comes the
calm. The holiday emOlems OF holly
and mlstletOe have been relegated TO the
BACKGROUND. Visiting students who
were the source Of schemes innumer-
able during their stay, are vending
kheir way back 20 classic halls TO ex-
change dance programmes and score
card for the more eXacting formulas OF
mathematics and learned philosophical
treaties. Visiting aides are preparing
for q hOmeward journey to recall 10
ouieter moments their dispersionS and
conQuests OF yule-time gayety, while
matrOns are enjoying a respite from the
continual round OF engagements, vag ue-
ly planning new pleasures FOR the neat
wave of social enjoyment About half
OF the ante-Le tsn season he- gone.
Only four weeks remain oeiors the don
ming of the metapbOrical gs5b OF peni-
tential gray. And With this warning on
the walls Of the social banquet ball the
feasting and merrymaking goes on
with unwaning zeSt. The heartless
lookers-on may thira it an easy thing
Is be vOtary fashion, but the
amount OF ingef atty expended 10 trying
10 make a multiplicity Of social hap
penings "1t Ia" brings into play quail
ties that Wcnld do credit 10 a Field
Marshal
Coming in the dead Of winter the
New Year with all its brightness serves
60 set the genial currents flowing just
when nature Is without charm, when
pleasures are circumscrbed and when
aanytbug that is bright and cheerful Is
khe- more appreciated. New Year is
the season Of good hUmOr as we'll as
good cheer aud inasmuch as il helps to
unlock the icy letters Of the heart il
should be cherished and enjoyed to its
fullest extent
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A friendly CORES pendent signing him
self James" has written for lnforma-
tion upon one or Two points Of etiquette.
he asks what Is required Of the re-
ciDient of church invitation to a
church wefdiag, aud when the post
nuptis reception is announced on the
cards, is 10 necessary 10 await a special
invitation before acceptin-? As TO the
FIRST query; Tue best au thoritieS unite
ln saving that a church invitation needs
no reply for either acceptance or re-
greet. II the post nnptial reception Is
announced on the cards, that Is all the
invita- ion one should or can ex pect; II
Is equivalent to especial Invitation"
and Is extended as such IN all sincerity.
Such an inv tati0n demands personal
response, or regrets In the form OF
cards.
Albert Beuter, a young man OF North
81 MIA
his freud Monday night In honor of
his birthday. The evening was passed
in an enjoyable manner by all present
Towards midnight a repast was served,
to which the guests did ample justice.
The young friends Of Master Walter
Wilson, OF Seventeenth street, rendered
him a surprise Tuesday night at his
home Ia honor Of his tenth birthday
The evening was spent In games and
various other amusements.
Thefriends Of Mr.. Walter GILLIAN, OF
East Wheeling, rendered him surprise
Tuesday night Ia honor Of his twenty
first birthday. Several couples were
present aud a feature Of the evenings
entertainment was the music rendered
BY some OF the guests, who brought
with them their b0njOS and guitars
MIR Gililan reee,v we'd number Of gifts.
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One OF the DleasanteSt affairs given at
the AriOn this season was the married
folks annual ball given by the mem
bers OF that iourishlng society Tuesday
evening. About hity couples were
present. 4 few Of the younger mem
bers were there 10 look with enviOuS
eyes at the agility displayed by the
older members during TIE dance. Short
ly before midnight an elegant lunch
was spread by the caterer OF the Arion,
dancing being resumed az It's cOoclu-
sion. The event was enjoyed by all.
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Wednesday evening the friends OF
Miss Agnes Miller. of the South Side,
rendered her a surprise 10 honor Of her
twenty second birthday. The affair
was an exceedingly pleasant ope, and
all those present enjoyed themselves
Thoroughly. Dancing was the
principle amusement. Miss Miller was
the recipient Of a number Of birthday
presents.
The Elite Guitar. Club gives recep-
sion ext Thursday evening AZ the resi-
dence OF w W. McCielland. No. S47
Market street. Invitations have been
sent ous aud the affair will be an elab-
crate one.
Friday night gathering Of South
Side young folks went out to Short
Creek in Sleighs. There were about
twenty couples, aud they enjoyed the
occasion Immensely.