Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17
STEETGIRL GRADUATES
COMMENCEMENT SEASON OCCUPIES TEE At
TENTION OF SOCIETY.

Nambsr Of E1joyabls Outings During the Week
and More Pronissi-What Fashionable
$50 People are Doing.
Leave me, here, those locks Of yours!
All those pref. ~ airs and lures;
FLUSH OF cheek ard flash o. eye;
Your lips smile and their deep dye;
Clean Of the white teeth within,
DmpIs OF the cIoven chin;
All the Sunshine that YOU wear
In the summer OF your hair,
AL the morning Of your face;
All ycur figures wjlliug grace;
The fOwerposs OF YOU, head, the Light
Flutter OF yous rotsteps flight;
] own all. and that glad hesrt
mus; claim ere you depart.
Go, yet 90 not unconsolsdt
Some time. after YOU are Old,
You shall co ne, aud / will take
Froz your brow the sullen achs.
From your ewes The twilight gaze
Darkening upon winter days,
FROM YOUR feet their palsy pace,
Ana the wrinkles from your face,
From your locks tae snow; the droop
or your head. your worn flames ssooP,
And that withered smile within
The Kissing OF tue nose and chin;
own a !, and that sad heart
I Will claim ere you depart.
am Race, and botk are nina
Mortal Age and Youth divine,
Nina 70 grant. but not ia fee,
Bolh again revert % ne
From each that lives, that may give
Unto each that Yet shall live
WILLIAM DEAN HowELLs.
The commencement season is here,
and society is devO'iug It's attention 10
the fair graduates, who will be the
debutantes OF next season. They will
be just as numerous this year as ever,
will Sell all about liie's glorious pos
lhties, In the same sweet way that We
We heard it so often. BY the first OF
dy, the exodus to the seashore and
fountains will begin in earne st, and
society 10 Wheeling will be dull
-
The hop to be given 10 the new Ca
sino at Wheeling Park, next Wednesday
evening, will be one OF the notable sOcl-
ETY. events OF the coming week. The
full Opera House Orchestra will make
the music. The committee 10 charge
is composed OF Mr.. kilbOurne II. List,
Mr.. Robert Is. Haase, Mr., Hal Speidel
and Mr.. William +. ShaHe, and the fol-
lowing ladies' have consented 10 act as
chaperoneS: MesdamsS John X. List,
George X. Wheat, V. NJ. Shatfer, JOS
Speidel, L. j. Hearne, DR., Hustled and
A. Allen Wheat.
The music for dancing has been es-
pscially selected, and will be Of such a
bigb order that the programme 10 full
IA Dublishea below:
WALT Pride Of the Ball and Kitty Casev
Two Step. American Cadet
LaDCiers. .................... . Room Hood
Waltz. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. over tne w ave.
Two Step. wan '''''l' A'e'''-
"al'1 S~a''' '''I T,o,,crs5s
WALT Echoes OF the Ball
Two Step. High School Cadet
Lancicrs. ............ ....... est FoIn'
lntermlss!on.
Two supp Z S04T' o. W..
waltz 'e ''I' L-S'' tDo,,,il
Laucls go. ,'5jco,-I Bsue
w sSP'''''''''''''lI sIs NJ Cb9mpagne
'TTo Stem Dudes March
Walt. After the Bal
The motor will leave the station at
,pht o'clock sharp. a special motor re-
zinc ~ two o'cIor,
Jrs + u TaD0e entertained a nun.
bar Of her friends last Wednesday eve
nine Convarsation and lupcheor
-. .Lo,,.a,frr, -.ssf, nIessaDl
manner
% Wednesday afternoon Miss Mamie
McMasterS rendered a SIX o'clock dinner
TO number OF her friends, 10 honor oil
her guests the Misses Heise OF Pitts
burg. The guests numbered twelve in
al. The dining.table was beautifully
arranged for the occasion. AT each
place modest cluster OF roses
served as Souvenier. After the
dinner, which consisted OF five courses
the young ladies repaired to the library
where the evening was pleasantly Speut
in social conversation. The evening wa
made all the more enjoyable by the
presence Of the young gentlemen. whl
called about nine O'clock. The lsdie;
present were: Misses Elizabeth MeDdel
Bessie List, Maude Richards Eihe
Bailey, Laura Caldwell, Helen Caldwell,