Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
oNA SARATOGA PIAZZA
WHAT THE SUMMER LorTEREa sers.


SARATOGA, July E.-Ths summer loitsrse
at Saratoga Who has been here for . vssk
and has saunt cred along its beautifully
shaded streets on series Of lazy local Or.
cursioas will probably find himsslf at the
end Of that time strangely intimate With ths
fsahions in ladies' shots and slippsrs. He
will know the various shapes, designs and
ool9rs, though not by their appropriate
names perhaps Indeed the visitor 10 not
infrsquently haunted with the suspicion
that he is called to the shosmakers' trads.
Every house in Saratoga has piaIza It
Is usually out Of all proportion 70 the siEs
Of the house, suggesting that the house b.
longs to the pisrra rather than that the
piAna bslna0 10 tia houss> ThAss piaszas
are built for the niost part % that their
floors are on q level with the
Eyes Or The Fasai.g PeAeststa.,
and on their broad expsnse tho enlrs
boarding house or small hotel, - the oass
hours. This open air session 10 interrupted
by occasional trips 10 the diningsroom Of
the establishment, TO SaratoyN battle
ground, TO Mount McGregor and other near.
by points on the part OF individual msm-
bers, but . majority are always present
The new arrival who strolls through the
town finds hundreds Of tiny boots poked at
him; Naturally he sees larger boo.s. too.
but having seen them oil his life he takes
no notice OF them. The new arrival takes
further strolls. and In 0 short time discov.
ers, il he ponders over the subject, that he
has ~ ade q distinct advance In knowledge
on the subject OF feminine fost wear.
styles I'm shoe wear.
IL can draw all the fashionable sbapss
in shoes, said young man to DAY.
These tightly laced boots with red seal
skin in the uppers on either side OF the
lacing are very much worn. Button boots
are common. The school teachers here 70
around In them. oxford ties are fayorites
but there are wonderful and gorgeous Va
riety OF slippers. There are dsintily
dressed alligator slippers and French kid
ones. heavily headed In oil manners OF col-
or aud design; there are cloth ones, mag.
niiicently embroidered, and seal skin Of
all coloTs; there are Louise QuinIe heels
and Hat heels, pointed toes and broad toss.
The Cuban ladies, and there are hundreds
OF them, wesr the most splendid specimens
Of slippers ] ever saw. They are Of French
kid and the bead work on them IL intricate
and marvelously lovely. And what pretty
American girls wear the shoes with broad.
est solts and hattest heelA The last
generation Of girls, who are now pssss
and threatened with single blessed.
ness, indulge In Louise Quinxe heels and
toes pointed almost
shnFply Eaough 90 " rite VIII.
u is a study TO see them walk. do not
wonder that there are three chiropsodists
in town and that they are all doing Q big
business.
This young man had an eye for the beau.
tiful. The ordinary traveller who goes
over the ground will see Q mass meeting of
the products Of the Crispin art which for
mingled spendOr and uglines will dwarf
a fair at negro church into insignia.
cAnce.
There II freedom OF movement about
the American girl which has been re-
marked upon repeatedly. Sotwitbstsnd-
irIn .,hnnr NJ Sr"S .--~- S.ii. 80 ~acriisYls
quently brought into public no,ice, tue
Wa;. SoaIf Iffl faSlcflbs ibsI; IS isGY ipssGiYset cyoa'
ness. The Saratoga maiden, or rather the
maiden from Oshko temporarily resident
At Saratoga. has moreover most reprehsn'
sible fondness for the large cane rocking
chairs, which a mandatory In Massanhu-
setts sells here by the thousand. shs sio
In IL for hours NJ a time; she rocks BACK
wards and forwards with force and energy.
Rage for siIh steekiss.
The fashionable stockings here are black
silk. Some girls wear brown and dsst
blue. but the really stylish damssis wear
them m black a. night. And IL cannos bus
be admitted that q prett!ly turned ankle
seems TO win q dainty gracsiulness 0f
moulding from this dark yet dsltcate GOV.
erinp. In the matter OF stockings II n0
be remarked that II is the very youthful
and Ia. most blooming Of the se1tlsr sex.
who wear the sOmbre unL; and it 10 the
| old. ,psc,mcns-tbe same who wear Louis
| our ~ h-cls-who encass their more an-
Glen, limbs in gaudy tints, and still tolef'
| ate Ihe elaborate clocking that was 30 gen
nsi,ly fer human happiness, however, the
| numbers of pssse young ladies snd incip'
| lem old maids are small, and therefore the
| disrlsy Of stockings II not dazzling one.
| I'm ieci. q stranger would probably 0ecisre
| after n Hes walk along he plsss. ih ct
| the hola town was In mourning. Aud "
| would take another miles walk through
N. shops 10 rid him OF the idea
Long Branch. Asbury Park. CAPS nsy
and other favorits resort, along tbs nss
Jersey coast are faithfully putting for'h
| the entire
| Pro~ra..s Or Their Assssssssss
10 Iure summer wanderers 70 their aods,
and in doing 20 particular emphasis is iald
on the eIseancs, the varied color spd tha
abbreviated nature Of the bathing dreDe1
10 be viewed at leisure on the beach. hsve
read soms few hundred descriptions d
these interesting garments and hsvs -
loved some fascinating details touchInG
The 1.-THE and graceful hgurss thus becom'
inpIy nttired-how they stretch thsmssivs.
On The sands and rolf shout IN plsJial
curves; how they suddssIy dinppess y
meath the neighboring waves, whse voo
dTously lovely outlines are lost and tnel
revealed and Jost ss.in or tsndsrly vcesse
I have never met with sny one who be.
bebelG these visions Of female beauty. %
Il 10 believed that the most euh.iseeA
originals are 70 b found foe The dsoc1p
tions 10 frequently printed are the coeosc.
French picturss on bathing ssotsosS w.
are displayed on the walls Of sons sPssss
"samplsrooms."
ne Grin YstssA.
The facts noted In regard 70 ssrstogi z
| the other hand, tnsy b eesspeea
| truth in the cass. have mot gone tsto -
hishly tinted description which nigs
have been done, but bsfsso6s =
behind her Nss JOssy nvaA baAe! -
! jnss a1s sure 70 70 out Of styts. end We.
they do the imaginative pcsu - sne -
ride s,sy b cFusbsd by Q bgnl steseoce
or : sworn afhdsvi. touching the kAlsida
scopie displsy st su.sosA
\ eg USt 0oSsea6ol
CLrsLASp, July N.-JeSa Wosoasy
| upsbls 20 work for sonA uoe o eceosa
Of ilI.bsalth, spd dsspsu1snt bsc:uee
. | could pl support his family. 800 el -.
, through ths bssd st 1n@ont " -.
msy recover. .E,.
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