Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-02

Wave Il but lightly to and fro,
This lovey ian SO old and rare,
And over memory'S sultry ar
The soft. sweet wings Of long ago
Shall family blow.
The pages Of hfe's vanished days
It's huttsrlng breeZes shall unfold
Ana stories sweet and pictures old
Shall greet your tender, wistful gaze
While this faa plays
What fate has spared a thing so frAil,
F-om Times rude touch or careless Whim!
Vt has it seen bright eyes grow clm'
And rosy cheeks grow cold and pale,
Aud strong hands fail.
IT'S ike a fickering sunbeEm's ray;
Ills ike q bid whose flying wing
A message from far lands doth bring;
IT'S Ike beckoning hand, whose sway
Calls Us away.
SIN msy its Wavsring 70 and fro
Bring happy visions 70 your mind;
Anc may no ruder. harsher wind
Than this old fan hath power 70 blow,
Your life ser know,
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The past week was one OF con-
tinuous gaiety in Wheeling society,
which IS unusual considering the sea-
son Of the year. The pleasurable recep-
lions and moro elaborate affairs given,
were complimentary to the charming
lady visitors TO the Nail City, and her
reputation for hospitality has been
more than maintained. The weather
has been uniformly mild, and has had
an invigoratiug effect. 1t has struck
that delightful mean between the cool
ness OF April and the heat or August,
which have made possible alike the en-
toyment Of home functions, and outdoor
festivities.
The popularity Of Wednesday as the
dav for weddings was again happily
demonstrated. There were no less than
ten pretty nuptial ceremonies. The
closing week OF June added great
many to the number Of happy unions
during the month.
-
The Sommernachtsfest or the Arion
e the Park Thursday evening, was one
the notable events OF the week.
ere was gratifying response to the
itations sent out, and the weather
perfect. The festivities took place
the private enclosure, the natural
tiles Of which were enhanced by the
fFung-fruu- tree TO tree, and sus-
from the branches. The fire.
isplay was made under the d.
of Edmund Booking, and al
not elaborate, was very pretty.
"a House Orchestra never dis
sweeter melody. The inspirit-
L floatipg over the gay assem-
as IN Itself an Inspiration.
IS aud tete-a-tetes were the
the evening, and the gay
which 81 times was heard, was
5. Nc was s congenial assem-
owing committees had charge
affair: Entertainment-F.
A. Shaeffer and Edmund
Befreshments-Leo Reister,
ess and T. Driehorst Fire
nund Booking.
fashionable church wedding
& St. Paurs in Steuoenville
y. The happy parties 20
fty nuptial contract were Mr..
NT. Clark, son OF Mr.. Hugh Clark,
eleasant Valley, and Miss Liz
ghter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
OF Steubenville. The cere-
Aperformed at three o'clock,
70 Z. Grabau, the beautiful
Ang service being used.
was the groom's best
maid OF honor was
81 Asay, a sister Of the bride.
were II. w. Timberlake,
ms, John Nicholson, Chas.
liam Taggart and w. Nj.
Ser the ceremony an elab-
Sc was served at the home
parents on North Fifth
Itch the newly married
u extended wedding trip
UpCu their return they
|hoAe ia SteubenvIlle.
~ responsible position
change Bank.
AFere in the city At
pg besides large
prg, BurgettstoWn,
Pa., were John r.
Annie Clark and
hing, and William
pins Ferry.
q IS announced Of Mr..
OF Moundsville, and
Hamilton, principal OF
{ school.
80
ay was rendered de-
party by q number OF
nor OF her birthday, at
hty-sixth street, Ned
Ter was rendered an
party at his home on
Monday evening, In
kenrh birthday. The
made some excellent
rames were prOvid-
discussed st mid
Ind the Wheeling
Adered the mem
nxce the annual
hefternoQn.
ser OF
trip
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