Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
VANITY FAIR.
A DULL wBEE. RBLIgVzD By A NUMBER OF
INTERESTING BVGNE
Lent Berg Generally Observed BY Socie.y-Ihs
Brilliant Colonial Bali O., lhs hsr-
camille Club-0har
Afirs.

She plsced hsr hama Within my own
mar inri..s oeSen 70 2oi. ...i.,- 1o,o
what is it malss sou shiver.'
1so,rc,,y knew aud so said.
Al @ .e warner .. 5at en-. .. Q e5P5.s ,,,r--ol-
PRAY, MA. was there to h.ads''
no s.ss. The 10 apt,as 5'iss-s.
ron . no. sa i,. .a ., .. Y. '.n1'' '''
a no nm .' p sy.' M misses.
lgst when YOU Sims , , On .. .o's you moss
The yea-s may come; the wears may so'
wv pc @, '2fSa el.
Pon n't 1N. s.
Aud OF ny aesrt doth dream anew
OF aromatic 1l sses, .--.-.
Al when, neg ' ii.. a Il. . il 'H'l''
-Ca-ag0 Dispatch.
4~
Those who observe Lent are oeeo-n-
ing accustomed 90 the new order OF
.at--- ,-a M lo,~ar yyoste vain re-
t-iD5si ~-~ N0
grets over the dearln OF society o'e1s''
rra.-, 10 f-esb,,oes which lends a
- - +bo o,,vs,,fo,ol entertain
0Ia' " ~ '~ ' ,-,-.,-.
ments OF the season 11' '1'o' D'' -'
ture OF the afternoon OK evening gain
srinrs and the flavor of charity at
.t,r,,ts, ohlice-
tAeuc0 W "'--'
t.Ons, make them decidedly interesting
sitter period OF continuous gaYety.
rrho-. q, so-,. rIeasr-e derived. also,
--...-...i,,f-,- ,,ost-
4i'n P'-N ''u+ '-N
Lenten functions. EVery oI0! Uoos Io'
observe Lent. however, and the week
has not been entirely dull in social
sense, az viii be- seen Oy perusdi OF
the REGIsrIE's resume or the Woes
The most elaborate affair or the
week, and one OF the most uo-A ... =. ~ u
the season in Hebrew society, was TAO
colonial dance OF the oler~~l-'.e oI-',
last Thursday evening. me Lo-Io"l-s
Invitations were lssuoi'
We Mercantile club of ye goodlie ci,te
of Wheeling doth invite YOU 10 atterde ye
Colonial Dance on ye nlso-e on ye . ,.,C-,,io
secou4 gey, -1 ,-,,.,l 5, -fo-,.
oeI
The idea OF o colonial u4uce il C-Ie-
bra-ion OF W asliuA,ou $ -I'u1AS " ~
entirely original anu e-o 'u~Nuo1 Oh.
which this nappy tooCSu1 was caIIl11
OUT was ooJn mover anu p'aaslua'
The decorations az '.o GU t-l5 ,ol'
were laFisa anu '1s''- ,-' --o 49,,
lnatlns Co-O.S w. -'o So os 49,
euu 1uo loo' - - - 80.
49, =. .teIi-Lts and vorroyy s-rsqr,srs
o'oo a.. --- - ,.,----,.,., ,-i.t 49,
"sIo Nia0o. I''y - ,,.-.-
ing upon 1uo ~ ' $500. 80 80.
green hunk 10 p'o@s'-- ~ - -.s. " ---9
bright coioTs' anu -oI.loS 80, = 80 -.
oacAgfouno iol po- ~ ''- M, W., , 60 a. ,,.,,
George Washing .Ou' 41o uolal 49,
rations were hanusolns' o1'eI t'a.1's
and e1otic' were o@" o1 pa ~, So s,l
10 the Tour corners o4 .nS ua-.' e' l.
Wa" ya.ms ana iras -u' to"7's I ll,,
pieceu' s".o 80 - .S-..- 49,.
appearances VA q" "-'
ON. -,.s - Al.
rms euec1 was nol7 l'7-oN ~ '-o
bright costumes ol '-o '-0''' 49,
Ing pleasantly WIN que Iou, o- me-
evening uIo>S VI 'uo
Opera House orchestra never oiS.courseo
sWeeter melody 10 us inspiring
strains, programme OF popu'at U- my,
numbers was merIly ulso uss'1' l u5
oa.l room pIes'N.oN -.i-- ' .Lor.,-.
animated scene 1.'.-' y 81
yet ever the SAINT -o ~, ,'' a
programme was ope1el "l'u que hIaIt
march, led oy l,r' MelIl-' 2,5.ul gu ],
ana MISS o4te i 49, ~. ja
miniature, imperSonated ~ MISS
LILLIAN aud Master hussei Dlrst. Il
proiuse display OF IaEs ana oun'' AK, =,
ana 1ne slo1,. . t'.N ,.,s 80 tbe
al, .,i5Digbt C,tar.r Durst served q
borrtsoDs rerast I'm the commodious
6foiDg han. The same elaborateness
ofJsfail was hero observed in the dec
o-.,iors Tho long tables were covered
-,tb ,,,tt,5 rlorfs in hIoom. which sent
49,, ,,I ,-.--,rco pleasing no. the senses.
Iol pa . - 49,. MIR tbs .oolors
--I 80 io-,Ds were Shaded with yellow.
me tempting meuu was msrrily dis
vas resumed.
Among the guests rom q u.S'S ,--
we're Mr. aud Mrs. Albert Lew, OF Ne"
York; Henry L baer' OF haqcocN'
Mich; Mrs. J.. Su.tzbacher ana MIS-
VIM. May. of Steuoeuv.lle; Mir. H.
Lamb. of Superior, Wis; AL Steinle.d,
Of Columbus, o.; Miss Hannah New.
berger, Of Parkersourg, ana H. Af. ana
Mrs. VIII Gutman, or Cnattanooga
Tenn.
IN, corsmittee tn charge OF tne aIie,i
~Nas composed OF Maurice StelnIe.d'
= master of ceremonies; B F. HorSheim.
10 c,ofo ems n. Emsheimer and