Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-04
A SUMMER IDYL.
Suggestions of This Bright Spring
Weather.
The Coming Exodus -Breaths from Noun
tain and Breeze from 0eean-Room
for Sweet Girl Graduates.

A straw hat wondered aimlessly into the
REGISTER sanctum, yesterday, and brought
with it the conviction that summer must
be actually here. The sun shone down
with July warmth from. the hecked heavens
| family suggesting the presence OF balmy
spring. but that straw clenched the reality
and stirred within vagrant reporter
mind thoughts that burned, if not with
the devine afflatus, at least with the
warmth of cut.loose reportorial magma
ton. When nature is rejoicing in
colors and has called upon her feathered
chohs to chant glad refrain upon her
release from III icy bands of winter, there
is something within the pent up Utica OF q
reporters brain that
SINGS IN UNISON.
He wants to cut away the bonds-and he
generally has a fine pair OF shears with
which to do it-which bind him TO the OF.
flee and escape to new scenes TO shake from
his feet the dust of Wheeling at least until
the fiat rails are laid, the monument dedl.
Gated. and the new cribs sunk at the water
works.
About this time OF year the imagination
can scent the exhilarating breezes from
mountain top resorts and inhale the soft
winds from the ocean beach, and the man
of leisure and the lady of fashion are cast.
Ing about them for a suitable resort in
which to escape home bills and fly to
Others that they know not OF. Seductive
recollections of a moon-lit sea-beach steal
upon the imagination and the soft dreamy
music of a waltz seems 20 float from the
ball room OF mountain resort and dance
over the dark shubbery Of the park TO
where the dreamer sits, in fancy, IN quiet
aTbor
FAR ERON THE MApnISG CROWD.
where he alone can scent the fragrance Of
her hair as il blows in wanton freedom
across his tace; and his heart beats with
liyelier pulsation and he stretches out an
arm to - when the ungainly present
forces itself upon him and he stares blank
ly at his office walls and lights fresh cigar.
And the maiden dreams OF winding walks
and secluded hooks and steals furtive
glance at the manly form by her side, with
face lighted with the fires OF love, and she
wonders how her Wheeling style will at
tract the Italian Count at the fashionable
watering place, and on the wings OF fancy is
carried 10 the foreign scenes where she Will
queen it i'll a style that suffers by the rude
interruption made by the delinquent gar
bage collector tin horn.
sicHs roE \ ToUE.
And the man OF wealth prepares for his
tour abroad, and his Imagination revels in
old English abbeys, miles OF paintings IN
the galleries of Florence, heroic statuary
in the Vatican. and soft-eyed AndaL usIah
girls in Spain. until he rOuses himself ana
take tOul to supper
But more especially is this the time when
the forewarned reporter arms himself with
q dictionary and Culls out choice adJectives
snd with Demorest's monthly reads up on
feminine modes. For it is commenC ement
time. 1t is the gentle season when the
SWEET GIRL "ENpuATE
blooms out in all her finished beauty-a
living advertisement for the College, MI de
Chantal the Seguin Academy. Soon again
she will, with naive, sweetness and sim
plicity, welcome the thrODg who attend
her launching: or with a tear bursting
from her violet eyes bid farewell 70
teachers dear, the friend and counse lors
OF our youth. and then smooth down her
white dress and gaze complacently at the
floral edifce constructing about her.i
Perhaps she won't wear white. this year.
1t is becoming obsolete. An undOubted
authority says II is not absolutely essential
that a toilet for this occasion should be
white, if a color is more becoming, or
there is any reason why 1t is preferred.
One or two groups OF girls in pale rose or blue
make a pretty break in the line OF snowy
toilets. Delicate fabrics in light colcrs are
almost always selected. India null. plain
and polka. dotted, and the many beautiful
varieties OF nuns yelling. in white, rob.
bin S-eeg blue, rose pink, cream, pearl
cOlors, straw berry. red corn flower blue, all
extremely stylish new color. Cotton
satines in floral patterns are recommended
for this purpose, and they are combined
with plain satineS, which have twi.led sur
facet closely resembling satin
TILE APPROVED STYLE
has. a sharply pointed basque Of figured
Saline in the beautiful daisy or moss rose
bud patterns; panses or hyacinths and an
apron drapery OF the same are arranged
over a kilt-pleated skirt or a gored skirt
trimmed with tucked tiounces edged with
lace of the plain Saline in solid color TO
match the groundwork of the figured
goods. Foulards also make up prettily in
somewhat elaborate short dresses, the wat
teau or draped polonaise style showing up
the iioral patterns most effectively. I'm.
ported robe dresses with embroidered
llounces are shown in colored goods.
There is nothing, however, after all. so
fresh and pretty for young girl IS white,
and for these effective use is made OF deep
hounces of embroidery. Often breadths
OF solid embroidery OF Irish point or open
Hamburg work are used for the waist and
sleeves and panels for the skirt, the point
being covered by narrow crosswise rutles
of embroidery. A charming style is called
the Phyllis. on the foot OF the skirt is a
narrow killing. and above this a flounce OF
the embroidery, headed by two narrow
pleatipgs and then another embroidered
bounce. Above this is full wrinkled
apron, edged with embroidery and which
is pulled Cp to conceal the edge OF the
plain basque. The neck is square, edged
with the embroidery, which is carried in
a full jabot down to the front Of the waist,
the ends concealed by the apron. This is
style pretty easily msnaGed by the home
dressmakcr.
PRETTY CONNENC EVENT DRESSES.
Quite a number OF commencement
dresses OF white null or muslin are being
made with demi.trains, and il the material
is very sheer il is made up over white or
colored surah. II expense is TO be consid-
cred, cotton satineS look almost as we'll. A
turreted or Eriton basque and demi.train,if
white, are pretty over q Colored lining
with puffs heading each rui!le of embroid
cry across to the front OF the skirt, and rib
bon OF color matching tine lining run
through the tufts aud fastened with q bow
with long loops, which will form a cascade
OF ribbon loops on each side OF the skirt.
The neck OF the bodice may be cut low
around or high at the back, with an oval or
square opening in front. Two narrow rib
boss are tied about the throat, with bow
and short ends on the left side.