The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15
GOSSIP.

IA New York judge let of five girls
arrested for wearing very short, low
necked dresses on the street, on the
ground that their dresses were not so
immodest or indecent as those OF a GER
tain ballet troupe performing at one OF
the city theatres.
The wife of a Wall street broker,re-
siding at fashionable boarding house
on the Heights, ran away with an ad-
venturer, because her husband took
the ridiculous part of Cock Robin in
the charade "Babes in the Woods, |" and
hopped about the stage with two ieath-
er brushes under his coat tails.
"A Washington correspondent of the
New York Gd1ette remarks: aGeneral
Buffers only child, Miss Blanche But
Ter, will be the Congressional belle at
the next session. She is decidedly
Is claimed by the good Sisters OF the
Visitation at Georgetown as one OF their
most accomplished graduates.''
One of the latest oddities in the
whims of fashion is large beetle in
green enamel, to be worn by ladies, on
pressing spring, the wings fly apart,
revealing tiny dial, ON which the pos
SCISSOR may see the time of day.
-Sixty-three years of age is said to
be the grand climacteric, or turn
of life, critical period for masculine
hnmaninity, more men dying at that
age, or near 1t, than at any other, leav-
ing accidents and violent deaths aside.
A like critical period for female human-
ity Is At years. t5sI
IA hill of s9O H6o,-s ,aoossa,ios,,
behalf Of a moor woman Tbo had ~
lief from the moor SnD5 yss ~SS ,,raso,,toI 80
TO the county board at 81 CIbnG Min.
nesota RECENTLY. Sand TgitChsS Snon.
the items 'of fionr noIk and n,n1assasS
was pdi;. Of Soops, = ''''-
Tho to,,, orATa,as.,a nEa
.VMn " = N1e, mas neltn-
e. q ~, linisleI, ns!., uoctEE, lawyer, nor Town
IA ~ uentiY NJ tne loirity 40 not
Come involved in iaw-snits s and S bSs bS5s ne ne
poor tax to nav f''s'T - - ~
a ,,o.Iti,y ~; ., ~.
)otoI1, tSsssSI 1oLk
5nSa. .iesse MLtIe supposed 70 pe
LYLE, ;etn e.i.ious tol ,, 0t l9Xe IoE her
sS6 nSo phlHEage HS sIuiIIpE, IiIl, anu Wiileo" MN
SiUiOVo' S..ti's " lIauy ulun ole-'and the we'd
uins 70 ahnOuuceu' =
The New York Home Journal re-
cords the following little affair in that
city, lately: 1t seems that a gentleman,
well-knoWn:J In society, gave a large
dinner party, 10 which he invited both
ladies' ana gentlemen! The dinner was
served in the most elegant style, the
ta6lecloth, we are told, bstng of white
VelVet, ana the CHINA, glass and silver
OF the most magnihcent description.
Soup was served, then fish, and, just as
the walters were preparing to bring on
the third course, and while the host was
b'eS TebLa.iSng La very I'm interesting story in
doors were suddeniy thrown one9l snS
a niwalked In and 5adyancing to the
host' lad his hand on hisshouIder, and
bssr a I sD,fSs 2fSs sSa; tSaI enough l9E an TO
:" -, ~ ~ anu nave
bSs M ~. =, ~. ,-,.SS We pause
tSa saIa ana hio5 IsES ouI LeaaeFs 70 Imagine
'tto =. listi ~ eAis ny 4ea' sS II 4 81
-Ihe same paper has the following
paTagEaph IN regard to dresses: The
following totlettes we noticed at a re-
day evening one WI was seIS dress w ~ yvb1te h
tuiIe, trimmed with pipinss OF Wbite b
satin, put in points round the skirt,
and ornamented on each side of 1t with
very large BOWS of wide white satin
lppon, |, ana IN the centre OF each bow,
tLt sIlalL @ puns1 OF Wnlte MOWERS, The
WAIST was cut low with q bertha, trim
med in the same manner as the skirt
Another yvaS nj NiYIIr I,rS,.;ln n am t,I,s
,Si,l,Fi .rI,s \ A. y = - SILH1 Ia t1iui Ii
tS - u ~ ItlS q 1oLgOn oi tne SkirG Win
u point lace uouncef waist trimmed
with q white lace berth. and ieWelFy of
diamonds and pearls. "A Anntiierl n sI,ITt
of white s,iIIr str;y1ej y.tJtT ill., ,,,i,t
~ ill., WIN mag waist
VI PLain illaO SILK nIgn neck, snort
waist and 'peplums,A trimmed with
fringe r7g.sss 4 r. YFsTT -gT.s.'se-
2 = m. ~ ~ I 1 -. I. .jf. .4,xr
1S77-iAnsj new grkeanS 4stc1yune OF the
18th .ult.9 Saws; eve have been eating
rfpe piutns. tal,snT rom traas n tba
,,,1sn IL Z, ~. ~. ,ss .-t
n NE t.' ior % oVeF Lwo