Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
ysary Pee tpIe OF Leisure to HE
themselves to the Cool
Brsszss of the Sea,
,.5io, NTH Ambition to Learn
tho Art of Swimming to Seek
tbs Pleasures of Bathing.
ro.tumss that the Ladies' Will
Nsar at the Popular Resorts
DurInu the Present Season.
, lillian Russelrs Object in Going to
surous---HOw Cupid is Cut
ting Capsrs in Society,"

c.~,,,,.R,qcs ~ ne Register.
y, y,rr June>.-We have been hay'
ga seise of hot weather. The terrible
- has done bad WORK. Hundreds OF
..sor,e have been prosIrated ana alreauE
-. 5estbs have been reported. Shirt
s.s.~. and culs wil;ed like dudes in
.,.,r,sr,nr OF sensible people, and the way
.s,..so,,re at leisure have been packing up
49, ..t,.n, out to the different summer re-
..-.. makes poor devil wish he was IN
...r ,,o But there are great many OF
90. ,,g Ike the barn-yard hen must keep
,.-,.rafrs away on the old pile alI sum-
..- When the thermometer keeps dane
49,, -sspIsr old war.dance way up in the
,.-ot.ss vou can lust bet that the old boy
:. r.-,nrl up for business and that he has
.. on -r..ins in his work in great shape IS
e,.f-rt from the daily reports Of sun
strokes.
Ladies' Swimming schools
Ia ,,.r,l for the season and The timid
,-s,,..-rs nr.l learn the art Ot Prope!hng
,5s, .r.ys, IN water. Your correspondent
,.,-,rrb the kindness Of a professor was
.4,,.t.pt 20 a secluded spot in one OF these
.,,,.tu,igns On Wednesday aud the sights
well NV pencil almost fails to move when
rcommonre 10 write about them. The
o.i meets h4Y. written OF beauty Unad0rn-
"a ETC.. and have seen it. l don't agree
vi,b The old poets. \ lady in tull dress,
.o- beauty. catrheS my eye more than
r,gy the baths Their forms are 50 much
mora beautiful adorned than they are un-
,iorned. The dear creatures are put into
The water with enough '!jte,preservec' on
%
Held Upa sinking ship,
.ar .bey will squeak that wOmanly squeak
Inst viii make your hair stand up like
T-->rir.. \ person who visits one OI these
r,sre, would think that every one oil the
i'm. creatures was being drowned, Wnen
fley are generally let down INTO The water
.y cable strong enough TO run good
:. ed elevator. But its woman J nature
YOU hnOw and were she denied the pr'EI'
ieee OF giving vent 10 her feelings with me
s,u Of her lungs. when her form StriAeS the
Rstr- there wuU'd De- a considerable fall
5rg Or ~ the patronage OF these iusutu-
Hons iut tie sw.ia-ui1. schools are a
-yUt institution. They are patrOniked by
iae .sr. nh. .s ..t who practice here pre-
,,d,. their taps tU various watering
f'st.s. You .ee
Ladies' Whn Learn 10 SRim
can Venture a h,,,e more and have a better
RFHHN
..i rerrhaUce they should venture a little
IgU;a- they would stand better chance.
To a,sr the gir.s chatter and exchanging
--ct,trgs while they are changing their
,Dstsmp> is lrdetl worth the entire price
of admission, saying nothing OF the thOuS-
s.d other cE-in>,.jrS all uHder the san o
tent a. The prOve-bial fellow on a box -
the only and greatest ~hOY on erath woSld
uUtter Now the question might arise,
what kind OF success DO the girls achieve,
and what stvle OF swimming DO most OF
them adopt We'll that's a "Sticker."
The mo-e brave will get into the water
snd gtrdc along as gracefully as a frog
without the splash.
The Nervous Female Creature
vii make as much noise as a propellor.
suO the way she Girhs would lead one to
-''tsN z NuAt z Ct movement " Is OtC l1SL.
o." 'he s.i,s di'r. cannot youch Tor that
. iHat Ieat, bur should surmise that the fe-
nae form would look more graceful glid.
Ins through space 10 the depths below than
'd1l Ut the clumsy man. rs ne is gener-
M'y 'vFWeu BY the women. But they
haHeh srnyeu at this point yet. The
s'as ase tiwId, yuu know and ~ the swim.
NH sCfnn.s fetume more popular the
.' ,'l.NS %. >Hri"S oOardS, etc, Will be
,..., .'.. '.'' ''F 'he present /; Is
What the Girls Wear.
",H he present sss>ou'S goods are
t.i.' 'r-.t bathing suits ~ blue and red
20 ,t.rr q heavy quality, fashioned
h.i s-tr'-s.grvgt bodice. Oyerskirt and
"'.>'sS reaching % the knee Thick
'.t'.'htS. % plain cnlUrs are also EN-.
.!s' IN these costumes
r,'.' rr '' ELASTIC netting i'm black and
~. "'hr a"d white. and red and blue,
'I r'!.g conn. @a':on garments, with
p terr,a.fn7 ro .,ri.,.,.,,.. 80 WI. pr2Ee
ryr-.> l-, .,,s, WIN Lhe
,sr -,~, .,,r..rv ,f,t.. ..,.: ,''. oUIe. 70 me
fines he t.r-., '...''E' N"'Gh "e'
P'''"r ba'hinS Costume.
49,. '''u.nS roe IopWa, costume will be
= ,o.... .'nAi."n dress oil r4nne, serge These
-, GU "'iA trousers ant cor>a.p in one
N. In ~ ON,''N'rl 10 itsien On w.ta a balt
LuI. NI,e i.ig1o red last vp.r and rroyed
40 desirable tas' '.r older i. 10 ~ r,ns,-y
'a.ate aud blouse and ,AiTy IN one mas
",.'n 'uio alsfayor.
ia. n"5N ''Ue Is ,ar popular color. i,r i, best
..HH
When ,ssieiullv trimmed j., ba''.,,;,, go, "'!U
..Csi oali"cr>. Eua.iue lined with si.,,is
@''o ""eu to sJmo extent .Jr batninw
-. ....
,r. ...' ,lo.". ,';s %, heavy texture. are
t5e a-r,s..' s,.' ., 81 o4.Hers. These may matcn
mo-, -, us 'rIu minES IN color or they