Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-28

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With force 'gainst the gTanios wall.
"H you wait till then, Pm afrseS" he said,
"Iou never will marry at ALL"
cs5s of plaid Madras.
Dresses of black embroidered China crepe
have the overdress of lace.
Watercress, carrots and tzznips' hive been
seen xpon bonnets in Paris.
Petonaises of cream colore6India silk are
Worn sVer skirts of embroidered mushn or
lace.
The lasest wrinkle in hsndkerchiefs is to
have the border exactly match the color OF
the dresA
A little jevelled dagger pinning the cor
sage bouapet to the dress front is tie latest
caprice In fancy jewelry.
Reustiteh and drawn work are exceed.
ingly popular upon the founces of dresses
of white material, whether wooden or cot
ton.
A modification Of the Norfolk jacket is
introduced. Instead of the loose, easy At
of its prototype, it is snugly pleated to the
figure.
A brown straw hat has a sloping brin'
covered with brown velvet. A mass Of
graceful brown feathers almost hides the
crown.
Warm weather induces eight out Of every
ten ladies to substitute silk for kid gloves,
they being cleaner in the first place and far
more comfortable in the second.
Families on whose tables the newest of
ayarytb;pr IN 1laao and china ia aaon uou
use The cut-glsss tumbler, half of which is
covered with raised stars, for water instead
Of goblets.
Flights of birds are among the latest &c.
centricities tor trimming dresses on the
other side of the water intended for cere-
monious occasions Eightbirds in carefully
graduated sizes are arranged up the back,
the smallest birds being at the bottom.
An old lady over so years of age, and
Who was once a, great beauty, died recently
in Paris, leaving after her a diary in which
she endeavors to show up the alleged vanity
OF women. From the age of 20 to 80 she
spent three hours q day at her toilet, which
toots up for the period of one year 81 days
and six hours in dressing her hair, powder.
ing her cheeks and painting her lips. From
80 to 80 the toilet labors amounted to 5
hours a day, the extra hours being consecra-
led to the covering of the tracks of time, in
Guiding the obliteration of crows feet and
other necessary Slling in and grading.
Time, 4 years and 40 days. After so, her
Efforts had 20 be redoubled. 10 the last she
resisted the efforts Of time.
Miss Annie Brown, of Portsmouth, O., is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Allie Warner, of Allegheny, is visit.
ing friends in East Wheeling.
Miss Emma Harden, of St. Louis, is visit.
ing relatives in South Wheeling.
Mrs. James Holman, of Proctor, is visit.
ing relatives in North Wheeling.
Miss Kate Burley, of Moundsville, will
visit Wheeling friends this week.
Mr.. Archie T. Hupp is lying very i'll at
his residence on Fifteenth street.
Mrs. T. Moffat and family leave this week
for Oakland to spend the summer.
Miss Jennie Winston, of Gallipolis, is Wis
iting in the northern part Of the city.
N. II. D. Clark, of Warrington, was a
guest last week of r~eletives in the city.
Miss Mollie Henderson, Of Moundsville, is
visiting friends on Twenty fourth street.
Henry Godfrey has returned from an ex.
tended trip into the interior of the State.
Miss Ella Hayden, Of Piqua., o., is a
guest for a weeks of ChaPline street friends.
Miss Kate Suydam, of Sardis, is a guest
for a few days Of relatives in the East End.
Miss Mabel Hearne, of Pittsburg, is spend
ing a few days with relatives in East Wheel
ing.
Mics Lucy Hart, of Clsrksburg, will visit
Miss Minnie Gilchrist, OF Leatherwood, next
week.
Miss Annie Dugsu, of Brilliant, is visit.
ing her uncle, James Ramsay, Of Eof
street.
Miss Annie Naylor, of Virginia street,
Island, has returned from a pleasant visit TO
Ohio friends.
Misses Minnie and Lucie Loring will
spend the summer months at White Sui.
pbur Springs.
Alt Smith, a popular Columbus, Ohio,
traveller, was with his many friends in the
city yesterday.
Mrs h. L. Lester, of Bellaire, Ohio, is
spending a few days with her parents in
South Wheeling.
Miss Annie Myers, Of Holidays Cove,
will be a guest next week OF friends in
North Wheeling.
Miss frankie Semple, of Washington, Pa,
is spending the Sabbath with friends 10
South Wheeling.
Miss Amelia Harrison, a charming Louis.
william, is the guest of Miss Ella Hunter, Of
Fourteenth street.
Miss Cook Wilson, Of South Chapline
street, is visiting her brother, George Viii
son, in New York.
James A. Albert and wife, of Wooster,
O., were guests for q few days last week oil
friends in the city.
Miss Gertrude Hall, Of East Liverpool,
O., will conclude an extended visit this week
to Wheeling relatives.
Miss Mary Hastings, of Columbus, Ohio,
returned home yesterday, after a brief visit
TO relatives in the city.
Mrs. Frank Hearne, Of Leatherwood, and
visitor, Miss Mead, Of Chicago, leave next
week for the sea shore.
Invitations are out for a pleasant recep'
ZION at Miss Florence Outs on North Main
street, Thursday evening.
Mrs. c. F. Freeso and Mrs. Laura bud
lev, of the South Side. leave Tuesday for
Philadelphia to visit friends.
The Misses Baker of st. Paul, who have
been visiting friends in the city for the pas
two weeks, leave for home to morrow.
Rev. David Greer, a gifted young divine
formerly of Wheeling, viii occupy the pul
pit at ST. Matthews Church this morning
Miss Laura Sellars, of Bellaire, O., wal
amongst the most graceful of the LADY
skaters at the Alhambra rink Friday even
ing.
Mesdsmes Berger and Moon, e Sin
clair who have been visiting Miss Jessie
Martin, of North Main street, returneC