Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
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There are joys that wait your coming
Down the years:
DO not think that shall meet them
But with fears;
That for me life holds no promise,
Only tears.
Do not think that shall idly
Sit and wait,
Watching with tho old blind worship
Your fair fate:
This might once have been; now truly,
IFS too late.
There are breezy heights my footsteps
Well may tresu:
There's n future radiant promise
Overhead.
Eaught shall dim its light; not even
WORDS you've said.
80 wen let the years slip from us,
suns have set:
In your life may love and sweetness
Linger yet;
And for mech, father help me
TO forget.
Ii Haa WhhiHg in Harprr'' Bazaar.
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General dizziness and apparent lack
OF interest in society events have per-
vaded fashionable circles in Wheeling
during the week just closed There
have been some notable exceptions,
among them the Assembly ball at the
Mcclure on which occasion that organi-
ration scored another complete success.
The weather has been too warm for
dancing, but delightful FOR promeuad-
ing, and the girls have made the most
OF the opportunities TO display their
winter gowns, and as a matter OF course
meet friends in their shopping expedl-
tlons, and exchange the latest bits Of
gossip at the counters, And Dame
Rumor is just now furnishing great
many interesting pieces OF Information,
10 delight the feminine heart. The lit.
tie love-lad figures prominently in the
stories one is told confidentially by a
dozen persons every day, and il reports
are to be credited, there will be a num-
Der OF notable weddings in the early
spring.
= HandsomA1 nyitations haze been re-
n+e MANY persons in Wheeling
announcing the marriage OF Miss Bessie
Alexandra, daughter of Hon. and Mrs.
VIM. II. Tarr, to Mr.. Edward Lillian
Herndon, which will occur at the Pres
byterian church, Wellsburg, on Wednes-
day evening, January 31st. They will
be at home after March LIST at the Met
ropolitan Hotel, Springfield, Mo.
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A pleasant event OF the past week
was the informal entertainment by the
Premier Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
Club Of j. b. Hayes, one Of the leading
members of Robert Dowuing's company,
after the performance OF Samson, " last
Wednesday evening. In music, song
and story the evening was pleasantly
spent
Miss Ida Schneider's sixteenth birth
day was remenb ered by number OF
her young friends, who gave her a sur
prise party al her home on South Main
street last Thursday evening. Schwartz
bach's orchestra was present, and the
evening was spent in dancing and merry
making. About a dozen couples were
present.
Nathan Kraus celebrated his seven.
teenth birthd az last Wednesday even.
ing al his home, 1913 Chaplain street
Schwartzbach's was present and furn-
ished some excellent music. Mr.. Kraus
rendered some vocal selections and re-
freshments were served. Many more
such happy celebrations OF the day
were wished the young gentleman by
the guests on the occasion.
The wedding Of William Hoburg. a
popular young grocer OF 1923 Jacob
street, will soon take place 70 South
Side young lady.
The Jeanette Club gave well at
tended and enjoyable dance last Thurs
day night
The Cold Turkey Banjo Club held a
meeting 90 Friday evening at the home
Of Or. j. r. Manly, on South Chapline
street To say the evening was pleas
sntIy spent is as unnecessary as IL IS
inadequate.
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Some seve1ty-fve couples. most OF
them in mask, attended the annual
masquerade of the Teutoufa SlugInv
Society az It's bail last Wednesday
night, and bad sucn FUN az can be had
a. 20 place Othor than a masquerade.
Many gr0tesque and lau1bable figures
mingled among some very pretty ones
and a more pleasing bail room scene
could not have been conceived. Charles
Danenburg, II. Woke. Charles Kron-
jaeger, ~. Reuter- and II. Eemke com
posed the committee on arrangements.
o. whom Us due much Of the success Of
the dance.
The Krsieer Verein oi the south
SIDE gave successfui dance a. Ar.gu
ban '''' WEDNESDAY night
An affair which is expected 20 eclipse
any of the former efforts % the club. frs
the dancing party 20 be given by tho
Idea Club 40 the rooms Of the Merran-
tile club on Main street next THURSDAY
evening. The dances Of this club are
never lacking FOO all that makes success
and the coming event is looked forward
20 with more than usual interest.
January thirty-6rst IS the date OF the
dance t0 be given by the Island Club.
It wii De larger affair than many Of
abe clubs dances, and the mem bers are
alreadF looking forward with pleasure
- Tie eud of the month.
Last "wednesday night 90 The rooms
Of the Wheeling Club one o. the most
enjoyable dancing parties Of the week