Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
night luncheon being not the least en-.
joyabe feature.

night luncheon being not the least en-
joyable feature.
a small party OF close friends Of Mr..
George House, who welded Pittsburg
belle, last week, were entertained with
dinner at the Fort Henry Club, Tues
day evening.
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Just why William L. Chittenden, in
recent volume of poems, should have
ignored the Wheeling girl, 1t Is hard to
say; but this is his tribute to the New
York girl:
have known dark senoritas,
And proud creole msidIns rare;
have seen Partisan ladies,
And some British beauties fair;
But OF ali the royal women
That are leaders in LIES whirl,
! swear there's none to equal
The dashing Gotham gal.
The Boston girl he dishes up In this
way:
She usually wears glasses
Has u cool and thoughtful air
Oh, she dOtes on Brownlngs classes,
And talks about NolEatre.
She's realist-calm, discerning,
Sc3ruing every thing ideal;
And her spirit always yearning
for the "realness Of the real."
Then comes the Western girl:
We feated on in dreamy dance,
Kissed by the wooing breeze;
Ny cares asleep IN fancy trance,
Near Heavens Hesperldes'
Oh, could thus forever tread
Ger troubles stormy sea;
yangel spoke my ideal led
I'm blowed; let's Quit said she.
Evidently the Southern girl has found
favor in his sight, for he says:
She's gentle, lovely, rare and pure,
The poets living dream;
A flower that haunts my memory,
A lily on LIES stream.
He winds up with this tribute to the
California girl:
There's wild rose breath Of beauty
Bout the California girl,
That intOxicates the senses
And makes the spirits whirl.
You'll surrender when YOU meet her,
(Ah! she gave my heart twirl),
She's our twilight senor!ta,
Is the California girl.
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The Cotllion Club, which has achieved
such an enviabls reputation for being
one of the most successful dancing and
social clubs OF the city, will reorganize
within the next fortnight and make
preparations for their annual winter en-
tertainments. New officers will be
chosen and arrangements made for an
initial dance at the residence OF one OF
the leading members OF the club.
Friday night twenty-five couples OF
young people rendered most pleasing
surprise to Charles Murrins, OF South
Eoff street. They called at bis home,
where a delightful evening was spent.
Good music and delicious supper made
the occasion enjoyable. Mr.. Murrins
received many gifts, among them being
a fine gold watch, present from his
father.
On Wednesday at noon, at West Co.
lumbia, Mr.. Robert l.. Archer, a we'll
known young banker Of Huntington,
will be married to Miss Irma knight,
the accomplished daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Knight, of West Columbia.
A party of Huntington people will at
tend the wedding. The groom Is
brother OF K. Mather Archer, OF the
| IntelLigencer.
The marriage of DR.. J. e. Finley and
Miss Lillian Sharon was soIemnized at
the home OF the brides mother, at Mt.
Pleasant, O., last Thursday. The hap
py occasion brought together the imme-
date friends of both parties. The
house was handsomely decorated with
roses and ferns. The ceremony took
place at high noon, Rev. j..
X. Pringle officiating. The bride
was attired in her travelling
costume, her dress being handsome
broad-cloth, After the ceremony the
guests repaired to the dining room,
where an elaborate wedding dinner was
served, after which informal congratu-
latiops we're offered the happy couple,
and a pleasant social season spent until
the time arrived for the newly welded
pajr 10 start upon an extensive western
Journey. followed by the good wishes OF
A host OF friends. Those In attendance
from distance were the sisters of the
bride, Mrs. S. S. Fogel and Mrs. j. c.
Macdonald, of Allegheny, Mrs. Pugh,
OF Toronto, Mrs. H. II. Harrison and
daughter Virginia, of Wheeling, and
Mrs. Graham, of Pittsburg.
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Last Friday evening Henry Reuter-,
of South Wood street, entertained the
South Side fishing club, Of which he is
member, in a right loyal manner at
his home. Eighteen members were
present and the evening was spent Ia
listening to good music, and partaking
OF elegant refreshments.
William T. Dixon, Esq, a rising
Young attorney Of Martins Ferry, and
Miss Sarah b. Thomas, daughter OF
]. IT, Thomas, will be welded on
Wednesday, eth inst, at high noon.
Cards were issued yesterday.
BRIDGEPORT.
Freddie, the seven-Year-old son of Fred
Neininger, was eating pawpaws last
Thursday afternoon, when he accidentally
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