Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15

He stole kiss. with flashing eyes
The maiden asked him Oow be dared
To take girl so by ssrprise.
For such an insult unpreuared,
So Wroth she seemed. the young man thought
his hasty act had no. been wise,
Ana, Thinking % sppsase her wrath,
he fastened 20 apo.ogiZe
Fatal mistake, Fos hardly hal
Toe girl his first excuses heard,
Than. really angry now, she tlrned,
and left him there, without word
30 nll young men, bear this I'm MAD:
To sight OF ma,dcns Wosldly-vise,
ltS sometimes wrong 70 steal kiss,
Bat always wroag 10 apologize
In few short weeks will come the
vacation time. with lis suggestions Of
life in the mountains and az the sea-
shore. Society IS making the most Of
it's opportunities during the short period
remaining Of the winter season. \Thcre
we're few pretsntious events during the
past six days, bat card parties, soirees,
and afternoon teas were numerous.
Gancing from the retrospective to the
prospective, the fashionable world hnds
much to awaken pleasurab.e anticipa-
son. Not tho least interesting OF the
affairs which are promised during the
coming weeks, will be several notable
weddings.
On Friday evening Misses Laura and
Helen Caldwell entertained the COtill-
ion Club az the residence OF their pa
fNtI q
on North Main street. The house was
tasteiully decorated for the occasion,
the floors being covered vita crash,
while the globes on tho chandeliers
were covered with vari-coiOred shades,
which produced a str king effect. The
young ladies were assisted 10 receiving
by their parents aud sister Miss Jane.
At 9 o'clock Killmeyer opened tae
dance programme consisting OF twenty
numbers. At midnight the guests were
ushered into the dining room
where q palatable luncheon was mer-
rily discussed. Dancing was again re-
sumed and continued until an early
hour the next morning. Among those
present were: Misses Elsie Whitaker,
Mary Moffat, Elizabeth Mendei, Sue
Caldwell, Eleanor Wright, Jessie Tur-
ner, Maude Richards, Eta Rinehart,
Ethel Brauueu, Ethel Bailey; Messrs.
Morgan Miller, Fred Ewing, Arch MOt-
fat, VIII Turner, VIII BriCe, Arthur
johnson, Frank Sweeney, Et. WaddeiL
Robert Humphreys, Morgan Hart, VIII
Vance. NJ. D. Post, George Norton, and
Otto SchyOl.
Tho Elm Grove Whist Club WAS hos
pitably entertained Thursday evening
az the home of Miss Name Kennedy,
near Park View. The card contests
were spirited aud interesting, and hand
some favors were awarded. HOuston's
banjo, mandolin and guitar club render.
ed selections. and dancing was INDUCED
in for a brief season. AT midnight a.
excellent luncheon was discussed.
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The popula IdeaNC.ub will entertain
Thursday evening AZ the rooms
- ne Mercantile Club. The
Opera House orchestra will make the
melody for the terpsichOrean festivities,
and an elaborate midnight spread Will
prove not the least Interesting feature.
At FairmOnt Thursday evening no.
table wedding occurred, In which the
happy principals were Mr. Glenn Il
Barnes, q prominent bust ness man OF
that city, and Miss Annie Odbert
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. c. Ii. Cd bert,
formerly OF Wheeling. Rev. w. L.
Alexander, an uncle Of the bride, OIL
ciated. The wedding was quiet one,
only few intimate friends being pres
ent. Among the guests from this city,
were Mrs. a. T. Young, Mrs. Annie
Dittmar and Miss Della Goodwin.
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Miss Lucy BagCs, Of Bridgeport, very
pleasantly entertained a number Of
friends 60 her home, Friday evening.
One Of the most interesting events in
Martins Ferry society, last week, was
the poverty party given at the homo OF
Mr.. George RalstOn, on Fourth street,
Tuesday evening. About thirty guests
we're present, all attired Ia ancient and
decidedly worn garments, insists pre-
dominating. The merriment was I'M
bounded. AT eleven O'Clock each guest
was handed an elaborate menu card,
from which orders were given. The
walters evidently misunderstood the
orders. as only pickles, crackers and
corn bread were served. The affair
throughout was novel AID pleasing.
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Thursday evening, at the home OF
lfrs. Louis Sheele, In Martins Ferry,
kev. Doepkin. pastor OF st. Johns Luz
heran Church, spoke the solemn words
tv which Miss Lizzie Sea0right became
lIrs. George FlotC. The groom is
Prominent young business man, the
b,ide iavorite in the circle in which
SIC moved.
Miss LYDIA Foster was the charming
bGtess 20 a number of friends az her
hfme. on North Market street, Tues
DIV evening The hours were wnted
afay in various social diversions, sup
plmented by excellent EMBELLISHMENTS.
IN St. Johns church on the second OF
n4t month, there will be a wedding,
-S2d IL promises 20 be quite society
event. Adolf Won Goerhch OF Pitts
bprg. formerly OF this city, will be
upitsd in marriage TO Miss Annie Geese,
an accomplished young lazy OF the
Sonth Side, 3 daughter OF Carl Geese,
the musician. Mr., Won Goer,lch WAC
fs Of historic German family expects
20 have his parents from that country
an attendance at the wedding. The
Young couple will make their homo In
Pittsburg.
Mr.. VIM. Clark Of Martins Ferry, en-
ssrtained about a dozen members Of the
Old Mems Club, with dinner party