Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08


Aud oh, dad God bat bless the tie,
Ny heart an anguish would not cry.
Why DO live:
An, yes, thought I'd learn 70 love
This man vs. 40 calls me wife, above
Ali else on earth;
But when new fruits appear each day
Disgusting traits appear that lay
Neatn iale disguise,
Ny spirit waits is useless plea
That heaven, b some means, would YET ltee
Ny he from hls.
know the Truth; by lies I'm won,
And deep, deep in NY burning brain
The fact IS scared.
Despair surrounds like prison walls,
The gloon OF darkest ulslltht ial.s
Above around.
Al times like a wild tl-reSs Gagged
] sees escape from this outraged
AND bhsl'ei IRE.
Again 7 sit through 8av and night
Nor needing sound nor seeing hEht
How oft in every axe and cline
y Is SAID chat clouds are slIvcr-dnsdt
w hat ls, IS uElt.
That good exists in Of. ry ills
However daCN the sun IS stil
Emitting Tight.
To teach uuc-ualed. hopeless grief
There nau-ht but death can give reflex
Tor thas / wait
Dame Fashion exacts much Of her fol-
lowers during the gay uost-Lenten season
and the two weeks following Easter have
been filed in with many delightful affairs.
But few weeks remain until vaoatou
time, and society IS making The most OF US
opportunities The past SIX days nave
Witnessed continuous round on oc.0 en-
tertainments, many OF q very ela9l-a-9
M sfrr n ..
enjoyment.
Wheeling people are proverbiaAy liberal
in their patronage of amateur entertain
ments, especially when there rs favor ul
charity attached. This fact was never
more happily proven than ou Thursday eF-
ening, when the Ari0n Witnessed one OF
the largest ana most fashionable tlrongs
which ever assembled within IT'S walls.
The entertainment was ARRANGED oY tue
Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society, Tor
the aid of "a destitute and deserving family,
ard TO was q success, even beyond tae eN-
peCtatiOus oil the ladies OF the commerd4-
bic organization, under whose auspices 10
was given. Mrs. Lena lIerFIle Lew, Tor
merly a member OF Charles trunman
theatrical forces, rendered luca-culerle as
sistance iu arranging and super,uteudIuS
the rehearsals 0l the one Gcr farce, "hy
Lord Ia LIVERY" which was che prime at-
traction The success which was a'lieVtd
ia its preSent2tol relIccts credt alike upon
her intelligent direction, and tle uElFe
ability of those WlO pltl.c-
pated. NIr RalCh Heyman. Mr.. Dave
Eraus. Mr. Charles Brlles, Master Essen
burg, Mrs Rice. Misses Reed and Hey
man. have appeared before lu private
theatrica.s, out oever % such advantage
US in .'lIv Lord no Livery The audience
was appreciative, and bestowed uuallJel
ana richly mCrted apr ause upon us peg
formers. In an artistic sense, 90 was one
pftbe hest amateur entertainments ever
given ia this c.ty.
The remoiaa.r OF the programme was
b made uu oil vocal sell cr,ous DIS Mrs. Pee5-eS
TNum- Mrs kate Michel Fitzgerald, lr
Charles Zulauf. and reaOlng oy I..
Louise Norton. It's Sufficient 20 saF il--
the numbers rendered by tho persons
ramed, added 20 the artistic excellence OF
the whole
TIE floor was cleared for dancing, and
programme of the most popular numbers
was very pleasantly discussed 90 tue tune
ful measures Of Mayors orchestra. sup
per was served iu toe dining hall on the
second floor that feature being Do charge
% a committee composed of Mrs. Morris
Horkheimcr, Mrs. Henry Baer, Mrs
Heyman and Mrs. Sta.ancd.
Col and Mrs vs.. W.. Aruett Hospitality
entertained number ci irields, Ildrsuly
evening. az their home on tliteeuta street.
The affair was complimentary 10 Assistant
District Attorney Stuar, ~. Walker and
wife.
a party Of about dIty young society peo-
pie gave a skating party thursday evening
a. the North .u0 rink. The floor was lu
excellent condition, and all being ldlrlF
good skaters they secured cue tu1 measure
Of enjoyment from This form of recreation,
which bids lair 10 regain most Oh lis ODD
time popularity.
Mr.. George Simpson, Superintendent Of
the Sabbath School OF the zane street w.
j.. Church, entertained tae u.-ctc-s
classes at mis- home Friday evening.
A spleudid success was the military ball
al AlorgantOwn on Thursday ulehL Never
US a ptetticr or more enjoyable ahalr or
the kind given Cy tue cadet corps, Wllcn
is somewhat famous for 10 annua. pals
The decorations were elaborate ana oeau-
tirl. an OF amiitary character. prominent
among them being the c0lors OF tue me-
versltv anu OF Che cadet corps. 1dt "-o.1
formed the background for a Dali room
scene seldom eqUaled in beauty. Tue
grand march of "CONey.s Army, as lae
sixteen couples partlc. p4tlng styled t1s M
selves. was applaUoej heartily every Time
an especially difficult ngure was gone
through successfully. Guests were
present from dozen towns
and the floor was filed with dancers
The ladies' Gowns were All oeaulllul many
of them being very handsome. Ices were
passed throughout the evening aud lIrca-
con served il the gymnasium ABOUT Ad-
night. The programme IS long one,
and il was nearly clocN before the last
walt was ended. The Qatr0ucsscs were
Mesdames james W. Har,,Cao, Jonn "A.
Myers. John l.. Johnston, Frank Dew
Ramsey. Samuel ID. Brown, Rudolph q. j.
de ROodc and Frank vs.. kaDe. Lieut.. f.
DeW. Ramsey, who superintendent the
decorations and led the grand march, was
floor mandger.
a delightful surprise party was given 10
4be home of Miss Kate Winters, OF North
Main street, Thursday night. A large
number of her friends were present ana
spent the evening i'm music. games ANA
other amusements. Among those present
were Messrs. Eugene Wja1eureld, William
Miller Louis Combs, Charles Dltmer,
I-rs56ie Reed. Charles Sullivan. Willie
Stout Charles MaEee, Charles sims aud
Misses Kuue Winters. Stella Scnuman,
Annie DimwiClz. Adalineus O'NeI, Min
ne Ross- Emma Winters ana Katie Miller
~
Mr. summer ID. Williams, popular ana
v-s0 know Young man of New Mar;luSylLe
end Miss Almeda ii. Wire OF The same
nlace were quietly married m tue presence
81 a few intimate frieds on Wednesday ~
. o5clocl1 at the home OF the brides friend,
Miss Louise Maurer, Of Twelfth street