Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-01
FASHION NOTES.

FASHION NOIES.
Fancy balls will be the rage in Eas'
ter.
Double apron frosts for dres1b are
revived.
Bright plalds will be much W IN by
children.
Plain silk mltts will be MOB worn
than lace ones. !.
ALI colors are fashionable, bt red ID
Plaid skirts with plain cors ages Will
be much worn.
Azaleas are the house plants Of the
passing moment.
Jersey waists are more popular Tor
children than ever.
The jersey is destined to great popu-
larity this season. !
The shade Of lilac known aspphelh
is revived in veilings.
Position backs are the most Frequent
finish for pointed corsages.
Navy blue remains the favodte ::cdor
for yachting. and mountain sups.
Buckles, large and small are the
popular millinery ornaments this 'ea'
son.
The empire puff worn at pc bofom
of the skirt has been revived In erls.
Sleeves of dresses and Of tantlet and
wraps are made high on the shouferS'
Box pleatings and fiat psfB appear
around the bottom Of many pfnted
bodices.
The latest importatiohs of Patis
dresses have larger tournpres an PIP
draperies.
The favorite corsage Is high shhd,
but low, oval, or square in from.
All the late importations q Ytrls
dresses made by L, J. Domingo 20,
have short skirts.
Terra Gotta, dark blue, and ed are
frequent combinations In suits 81 In
millinery this spring.
The favorite Easter bouquet 7acom-
posed of French violets, lilies oft4 val.
ley, and Jacqueminot roses.
Pretty capotes with straw cro1 and
bIims composed Of pleatings lace
will he much worn as he seas ad'
vances.
New flannel suits for childh are
made of cheviot flannels, garn7 blue,
dark green, and grey being the kvorite
colors.
The summer silks which me In
large plaids Of brilliant blues "a reds
sell more readily than any her Tor
dress skirts.
Large plaids are used for d skirts
to be worn with velvet, velYeen, Jer:
sey webbing, and plain va ng, and
plain silk bodices.
New wraps are In every ceivable
shape from pardessus to mples DOL;
mans, jackets, jerseys, red eotts, ana
visites, havelOcks, and regl
Ottoman silks have the OF popu:
lar favor, but failles, gros PAINS, and
satins Of all grades, from iuchesse TO
merveilleux, are used In SsmaKlng.
Two aprons, one long q square, the
other short and much nkled and
looped around the hips pear on the
latest importations Of Fch dresses.
Sheer null muslins,, ed, sprigged,
or figured In Greek SOU, stars, and
other designs, are bein made up In
large quantities for you girls grad
uating and commences 1t dresses.
Tinted nuns veilin In shades OF
pale terra Gotta, cru II strawberry,
raspberry, corn blue, sashes OF roses,
will take the place, ipe Measure, ofthe
cream and white WI 30 popular for
evening dresses last pmer.
Il
he NJ W.
1t il the easiest I'd bin the world TO
be happy II men AM omen could only
think so. Happin( rs only another
name for love, for IRE love exists In
a household there spiness must also
exist, even thoughIhas poverty for Its
companion; whsD love exists not,
even though 1t bef q palace, happi.
ness can never con He was cold
and selfish beinfno originated the
saying that, "w J poverty comes In
the door, love flDut of the window"
and bis asse|Ih proves con.
clusively that b Id no knowledge Of
love, for unique 4ably the reverse Of
the axiom quolfis carer the truth.
When poverty cnes In at the door,
love-true low. more than ever In.
clined to tarrlai do battle With the
enemy. Let he who are imagining
themselves 4 fable, before they fnd
fault with N 3surToundings, search In
their hearts Bhe cause. A few kind
words, . lit oSbearAnce, or . kiss,
will open ~ to floods Of sunshine
In . house sened by the clouds Of
disoord an amiability.
| Dismiss( Enthusiastic Professor OF
Physics d sing the organic and 10.
organic L Dms-"Now, III should
shut my -so-and drop my head
-so-an( Siuld not move, you would
say wa biodf But I move, leap,
run; u what do You call mef'
Voice fdbshe rear-"A clod-hopperg p
Class Is aissed.-Vassar Miscellany.
WI sHE KNOWS ABOUT IT.
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