Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-22
ROUNDS OF PLEASURE
THE WEEKLY BUDGET OF NEWS AND Cos
SIP OF A SOCIAL NATURE.
VERY Few Elaborate Affairs During the Week
but Thermal Enerainmsns Numerous.
Coming Eysns.

For then the dreamy days are lons,
Aud we can he beneath the tree,
And tell our love iB rhyme aud song,
s4And so-lets wait TIL summer please"
When summer came begged acain
That sue would grant the precious booni
Ard she replied. How like YOU ueu.
To IS not nice 90 love iu june
For then the days are hot and dry
And-oh pray wait till autumn, dear,
When leaves turn golden. and the sSy
Has greatest beauty OF the yenr.'
AT autumn time again said
BE wlue, dear love the sweet co4utts
Laughed merrily sud shook her head,
Anu answered me-. ''Oh. not yet;
The win ter BE- The time 90 love,
When north Winds blow aud every nlght
Uuhcedlug snow and winds above,
We're coy iu tue fires warm light"
when winter came. "Oh. wait tiu srriug"
She said when I basouEht her hand,
"lhen roses bloom. and biusolc4s sing,
Aud fragrance Is 10 an Che land
That is the time 20 loye-pIeasc waltz"
I'm waiting still. as best I can,
For Phyllis sm sad fo state.
In spuugt.ms we'd another man.
-Arttar Q. Gr1ffoT
Il viii be but a short time until that
period arrives when, the poet tells us,
''the young mans fancy turns lightly %
thoughts OF love" That the fancy Of
great many Wheeling young men has dwelt
uOon thoughts Of love during the winter
season. is evident from the number Of mar
riages which have already taken place,
and the engagements announced. This
promises 20 be a notable year for spring
marriages, and when there are nuptial
events 20 discuss, and uuptial ceremonies
to witness, society is never dull But
aside from the unusually large number Of
weddings, the post-Lenten season has thus
far been rep,ete with pl easurab-e excite
meut. and the social horoscope reveals
great many interesting entertainments, be-
fore the advent oil the vacation period.
One Of the most notable and pleasing en-
tertainmenLs OF the week was the skating
carnival at the North End rink Thursday
evening. To was given by number ol
well-kuCwn society ladies for the benefit
Of the City Hospital The Ouera House
Orchestra furnished the music, and the
hours were whiled away pleasantly iu
gliding over the smooth surface 20 It's
measured strains. Between three and four
hundred people were present.
The Ideal Club gave its most notable enc
of the Mercantile Club. s. large uumosrOf
invitations were issued and The response
spoke volumes for the reputation Ior l95-
Ditahty which the CLUB enjoys. The Opera
House orchestra made the music FOX dan
cling, and supp 'r was srvoi 40 mi night -u
the Ideal 70 ms ON the same moor. Miss
Ada Fe.wood. ccarn,uE young lady OF
New Orleans. who is guest OF Miss E-la
Clator. rendered several pleasing vocal
eoI0c durIuu fUa evening.
A'u0table wedding viii be solemnized az
S o'clock mass 40 ST. Alptoasus Church,
Weiuesdav morning, iu which the happy
principals will 0e Alr. Joseph Hoffman,,
son 90 Nr. John O.. Ecdnann, ana Miss
Mary NOite. daughter OF Mr-tred NolJe,
the well known grocer on south Chapla6
street. B0thyCung folks are prominent IN
society circles.
Mr.. It. j. Easter a young business man
Of PittsDurC. and Miss Lulu Brown,
popular young lady or St ClairsviIe were
united in marriage az the Pres oyteylau
Church 10 that city on Thursday. Rev Dr.
Alexander Ofhcatcd. Mr.. and Mrs. Easter
viii make their home in P.t-sourg.
At the Presbyterian parsonage Rt West
\ Liberty, a quiet but pretty wedding took
Nplace, TO which the happy contracting
Narties were Mr. John A Rodgers, of
Bunsfert. Pa, and Miss Ella Smith, OF
West Liberty. Rev j. Y. Carver ohci-
ated.
A Joint birthday celebration took place
Wednesday evening az the home OF Frank
Crubler and wife, ON South Market street.
Eighteen grandchildren of the wei. known
couple surprised them with an unexpected
and unannOunced call, and very enjoyable
evening was spent.
The Entre-Nous Club was pleasantly
entertained Friday evening, Oy Miss Jessie
Bart. 81 her home on tue Island
Misses Mary Foose and Katie Flaherty
were the charming hostesses 20 d party Of
FRIENDS at their home on Seventeenth
street, Friday evening
At her home in Fulton, Miss Minnie
Ziegler was the hostess 90 cougeniol party
of 5friendS, Thursday eyesng. bauciug
and kindred diversions occupied the stteu-
ton OF the guests until midnight when
choice refreshments were discussed.
Mr.. Britt Falloure Hospitality entertain
ed a party OF his gentlemen friends 40 his
new building on Sixteenth street. Thurs
day evening.
Mr. Carl White very pleasantly enter
tanned a large party OF friends, 40 ms home
near Mozart PARK, Friday evening, An
excellent programme OF SOFIA. ann seuentS
was provided. and supplemented by an eN-
cellent luncheon et midnight
A tollv crowd or young folks assembled
At the home of Miss Lizzie Coen Roth, on
South Main street, ana carried out pleas
ant surprise upen their hostess. M honor OF
her twenty-frst birthday. Dancing was Inc
dulred in until midnight, when the guests
partook OF an excellent supper. kre.ters
orchestra made the music. Those present
were Misses Hannah Resell Ella stump,
Edpa Open Roth, Ninea Ooeu Roth, Mr..
and Mrs. Paiukin, Messrs. GeorSe king
err Ed. Vogler. I'd. kre.ter, VIII Gilbert
and Carl Remele.
Mr. Henry Moore and Miss Nora, daugh-
tar of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nolan, of Grave.
Hin Bellaire, were quietly married last
"wednesday, 40 tire home OF the brides
nsrepts. After the ceremony they were
driven % the T.. Sc u. depot, taking train
Tor New Castle, Pa, where the groom IS
employed.
Miss Minnie ThuvlOw charmiuEly enter
tanned tho NOnDariel club, at nsr home on
the south Side. Tuesday evening. Dane
ing was INDUCED I'm until midnight, when
tempting refreshments were served
Mrs w. NJ. Riggs and Miss Carrie
Cockavne entertained the reading CLUB az
their home, the valley farm, Thursday
evening, complimentary 10 Miss WOODS