Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
IN GAY CIRCLES
PREPARATIONS ARB BEING MADE FOR The
SUMMER SEASON,
And Indoor Affairs are Becoming Less Frequent.
Several Pleasant Entertainments During
Tie Week.

Several Pleasant Entertainments During
The Week.
Her love Is like the usrDins dew
Upon the summer rose,
That gilstens fresh aud fair 70 view
And ere the nOOutlde goes,
Scarce constant for one teetluC hour,
When morn returns 20 gid tae lower
pom newer, fsirer flower
Tie tickle dewdr0p grows.
Her troth is plchted for a day;
Alas. she never knew
TIE faithful love that lives Tor aye,
N0r fears what tine can do.
All. tremble rot when she Is nigh;
FOrhear. O heart. TO beat 50 high,
False beams The ioVe-ligbt ia uer eye;
The Coqgs..e.
May Day marks the transition from
indoor gayeties TO the irivOlties of the
summer season. This Is not literally
observed in fashionable circles, and So
city will cling for several weeks to the
form OF entertainments which have
made notable the winter season in
Wheeling society. The devotee, how
ever, spends more time than usual
with the modiSte in arranging riding
habits and negHgee costumes for the
warm weather campaign. Riding and
boating parties are becoming more fire.
quent, aud tennis courts are being
properly equipped. II will not be long
until vacation time.
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The most notable social event In
the year at Mt. de Cbaatal, is the an
nual May festival. Last Tuesday after
noon, the young lad y students Of the
institution assembled in the commence
ment hall, clad in bright costumes
which In themselves formed a most at.
tractlve feature Of the exercises. It.
Rev. Bishop J. p. Donahue, and Very
Rev. 4. II. Park, were the guests Of
honor.
The festivities started about FIVE
o'clock with grand march. Then the
magnificent coronation hymn was ia
toned by the young ladies. a brief ad
dress OF welcome 20 the RI Rev.
Bishop, was delivered in pleasing man
ner by Miss Nellie McHeury.
The queen was Miss Fanny Sullivan,
niece OF RI. Rev. Mgr. j. i Sullivan.
Surrounded by the ladies OF her court,
she sat enthroned upon a magnificent
dais, with fragrant flowers, pOtted
plants aud rare eXOtics layishly dis
played on all sides.
A drill dance was neatly executed by
the students, and then Misses Wheat
snd Spiedel, two winSome little girls Of
this city, appeared Ia q fancy dance
with castinetS. The Benediction Of the
Blessed Sacrament was given in the
large refectory. Then the young ladies
dispersed aud spent very enjoyable
seasOu in strolling about the beautiful
grounds surrounding the building.
The Opera House orchestra furnished
the music for the dances. When the
Bishop departed at seven o'clock, he
expressed much qualification az the
beautiful revival Of the old custom Of
May dances, but the festival was con-
tinued by the flying heels of the young
ladies until ten o'clock. Several friends
and patroneSes Of the Academy were
present, among them Mrs. Delaplain.
Mrs. George *. Wheat, Mrs. Joseph
SDledel, Mrs. Hogs and Miss Henrietta
Mccoy.
The ladies Of the Teutonia gave q
very enjoyable dance at the hall on
South Jacob street, Tuesday evening.
Prof. Charles Klllmeyer made the music
for dancing. The committee or young
ladies in charge was composed OF Misses
Lizzie Stocker, Lille KrOnjeager, lille
Use, Tenje Meder, Mary Wagner aud
Louise Dannen6erg.
The EDworth League and Kings
Daughters OF the Thomson Nj. L.
Church gave a very successful enter
tainment and supper Thursday evening.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding Of Mr., Chas. Weaver, well
known South Side business man, aud
Miss Mary Gan ger, of Bridgeport. The
ceremony will be performed on the 18th
inst.
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A more congenisl assemblage OF
young folks than that at the Alert Hall
on South Jacob street Tuesday night,
could not we'll be imagined. Tue event
was party given in honor OF Miss Lou
isa Nolte, q charming young lady OF
$3.50 Wood street. Over forty couples
of the young society people Of that sec
ton OF the city attended, and Miss An
ME Wagenheim furnished the music
for dancing.
Frank Goshorn, formerly OF this city,
aud Miss Grace COnnOrS, q beautiful
young lady Of PittSburg, were married
Thursday.
Miss Alberta GrubS. daughter Of
George W. Grubb, of 2205 Market
street, entertained a number OF her
friends az her home last Sunday night
IN pleasant manner. Excellent re-
freshments formed one Of the delights
OF the evening.
A very pretty wedding ceremony was
performed at St. Mary's Church, in
Martins Ferry, at o'clock Wednesday
morning, the contracting parties being
Mr.. Fred FlorIn, a we'll known young
man of Washington, Pa, and Miss Mary
Ackerman, the charming daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ackerman, Of Martins
Ferry. Miss Aggie Alderman, sister