Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

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But us better that way, ind,
cit stops the odor OF cloves, you see,
That is waited me from behind
Washington star.
In 10 battle the maiden goeth
And no dread Of danger Showeth,
For her simple nature knoweth
Naught Of wee:
But anon she's shOreward springing,
With her screams the air Is ringing,
For horrid crab is clinging
To her toe.
Boston Budget
With the mercury ambitiOusly soar
ing upward toward the mark which is
expressed with three figures, it is not
strange that matters Of a social nature
are extremely dull. The devotss who
is compelled TO remain at home and en-
dure the torrid heat, is too busy plan
ming methods for keeping cool to pay
any attention to the frivolties of fash
ionabls life Even outings are becom-
ing less frequent, as the few hours OF
comparative comfort in rural retreats
hardly compensate for the worry and
trouble incident to preparations for
such affairs. The Wheeling colonies at
the different popular resorts were aug
meu,ed by large delegations last week,
and more wlllfollow between this time
and the rrst of September.
What summer resort is most popular
with Wheeling pleasure seekers?
Doubtless, the answer to this question
would depend largely upon the person
addressed. There are several factors
which enter into the popularity OF re-
sort. and the greatest just now, is the
probable cost OF a SOjOurn there. There
can be 20 doubt that more Wheeling
people visit Atlantic City, than any
other seaside point, aud Mountain Lake
Park enjoys a similar distinction among
the inland resorts.
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Miss Maggie Thomas was hostess "a
a congenial party of friends at her home
or tue Island Wednesday evening. An
enjoyable season was spent in various
social amuSementS, and an excellent
luncheon was discussed AZ the usuaI
hour.
The Anadora Club entertained hand
somely at It's quarters, on Fifteenth
street, Friday evening.
Wednesday evening Miss Anna Mel
deTt chsrmingly entertained a number
Of friends az her home on the South
Side. II was a farewell party, in honor
Of the hostess, and proved very ebjOya,
bic throughout
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At the residence Of James McAdams
ESQ, on Sixteenth street, q very pretty
wedding took place Wednesday evening
The happy contracting parties were hi,
charming daughter, Miss Anna, and
Mr.. Harry W. Bennett, a prominent
young man Of WelIsburg. Only the in.
innate friends Of the contracting parties
were present. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. j. III. Littell, OF the
United Presbyterian church. Miss
Anna Bennett, sister Of the groom, was
the bridesmaid, and Mr.. James Mead
ans Collins, a nephew OF the bride, was
the groomsman. The happy youuE
couple will make their home at No. 81
Sixteenth street. They have the best
wishes OF host Of friends.
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Invitation cards have been issued fol
the wedding the first OF next month OF
Mr.. John w. Wright, secretary Of the
La Belle irOn works, aad Miss Bessie
Baron, an accomplished young lady oil
the South Side. The ceremony will he
al elaborate one, and will 0e performed
AZ the home Of Miss Baron'S parents, on
Jacob street, near the lower limits Of
the city. After = honeymoon tour, The
happy pair will reside in South Wheel
ing.
Tuesday evening there was q wager
picnic given by the leading society folk,
Of Wellsburg. Tue event completely
outdid any outing In the history OF Ia,
town. Three large hay wagons wer,
secured, aud sixty young couples en-
toyed the occasion. They were IA
back In the country and report havins
had IA excellent time.
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A congeuial and merry party OF YounG
peOple assembled Monday evening a
the home OF Misses Addie and Carrie
Cehrs. OF Hannibal, Ohio, in honor o
Misses Edna Watkins and Maude Len
kard, both popular young ladies o
Wheeling Island. The crowd, most o
whom we're from New Martinsvlile sn'
Hannibal, spent an enjoyable evening
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The ladies Of ST. Luke's parish az