Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-14
LADIES' COLUMN.
Which 10 Forbidden the Sterner
Sex Entirely.
Wheeling Ladies AND Their Friends -femi-
nine Doings. Fashions and folbles
But No foIlies.

Miss Jennie Wilson is chapsroning Misses
Jessie and Hettie List at Pittsburgh.
These March winds tan more readily
than the May sun. Lsd:es paste this under
your bangs.
Venus is the reigning star. But Cupid
rather holes oven the planet, in Wheeling
social circles.
Many people do not know that Maggie
the old Atheneum.
MIS- Geo. K Wheat will pass the winter
in soutb California. She and her husband
will leave next week.
Miss Jessie Bruce, OF Cumberland, cJn-
tinuts to be quite i'll and her mother is now
here, the guest Of Mrs. Jake Berger.
The Pittsburgh Times says: Miss Clara
+ sher is q welcome addition. from Wheel
ing. to Pittsburgh's coterie of beauty"
Two enterprising West Virginia ladies
are running q paper, the Busy Bee, At
Buckhanpon. The Mountain State is hard
to beat.
Young ladies are apxiously awaiting the
leap year proposals should not be shy on
the cream season.
Married ladies note, with regret, the fact
that the campaign is about TO open. Politi.
cal meetings detain the average husband
about as late as the club.
A young married lady of the North End
has dispensed with her servant during her
first year Of welded life, just to show her
husband the metal she made Of.
a fashionable lady in this city is said to
have o crop of twenty.seyen corns. She
attributes them to French heels and blesses
her stars the style has changed.
The Kansas City papers, in noting the
advent OF Mrs. Elite Eoff, say her voice is
a sweet, mellow mezzo soprano, uSt in
keeping with her charming face
When lady picks up paper, she reads
the personals, then the marriages and
deaths, scans the local news, turns up her
nose al telegraph and never sees editorials,
Minnie Palmer bought three pairs Of
stockings from a Main street store, when
she was here last. She cases her nimble
legs in silken hose and her shoes are num-
Der ones.
Mrs. Kate Rammelsburg is said to be
making great progress in her musical
studies and rapidly moving to the top
round Of the ladder. Her debut will be
matter of interest to her Wheeling friends
Ladies should not fail to attend the
spring opening and exhibition at the DO
mestic S. nj. rooms oday, and see the
beautiful work. 1t will give them many
pointers.
The spectacle Of a woman before the
police court, on a charge Of street drunken
ness, is most pitisble one. Habitues OF
that place were treated to this spectacle
yesterday.
Ladies are particularly fond of the Mar
ket street windows OF the library. The
view Is fine, and the promenade 1t over
looks is popular. Seats are at special pre-
MUM on matinee days.
The opening of spring brings comfort to
all but those unfortunate husbands in
whose minds are always associated spring
openings ard opening Of spring. Easter
costumes are generally expensive.
A leap year proposal was made, on
Wednesday evening, on the Market street
bridge. This is q fact. The lady lives in
the First ward, aad the young man who
accepted, works at the Central glass works.
THE handy housewife articles in the
SUNDAY REGISTER are worth the price OF the
paper ten times over" was the enthusiastic
remark of an Island lady, yesterday. 81
have added ten per cent to the beauty OF
my home by adopting some Of the hints l
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