Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-15
ROSE RED.
The mysteries Of Polo to b M
ysstigafsd.
The Coming Ban BY the Ela--Rssss Fall
ing From Graee--some. Lssely Cos
Observation-Disclosures luz
ton at the Kinks.


ton at the Kinks.
I,oldvou sol Wesreto have Polo at As-
Tn. time i, VIII be played BY professionals
=, The Caui,ol rink. but two elabs Of par
dear boys are stndying the mysteries OF thas
We e;ris have beard such startling stores
sbort the rebearsing of these austeaf
.eams .hat the most Sympathetic . Of %
are learning 10 bandage broken bones ana
spply beeisfeak 10 injured optics am In
e6ned 10 think We shall soon hare IN oPr
pOrtunity of displaying oar nes accomplish
ment.
wonder how many OF the girls have
eonpletsd those wonderful porteres We all
commenced to paint q sbile agoI Not
many of them L think; the rest OF rs fe oy
the vsyside and decided that . chair
hack or table scarf was quite q
large enough specimen OF our skul
IN ihat line. These knitted porneres are
| the successors to the crazy quilt, and al ny
| gentlemen friends viii be pleased TO knoE
! TIA, this latest form OF insane deeorAuon
| takeS quite as firm q hold on the maker as
did those fascinating squares over winch
they worked their sweet eyes dim, ana
wore out the patience Of friends n reiA-
tiJes.
When Won one you beg. Dor.
row or steal (seldom buy) . large bundie oil
silk piecss cut tbeu into strips halt IN
inch vide and then commence boldly TO
knit them together. But alas! your bundle
dwindles away and you have only Q feS
| inches of work completed; then he frenzy
| siezes you, you take . fe~ inches oh man
MAJ bonnet strings and cut the lining oat
of the sleeves OF that old coat OF Toms,
| thinking that he ought to done sifh II any
wny You know that some day ma
viii put on her bonnet and Tom
will ask you TO get oat that Old
| co AT ofmine," bot that day must take care
o fiuself. Then you cut up the silk dress
| you intended to make over in the spring
and the sash you we're saving for some
fancy dress occasion. But alas doors are
so vide, that you generally decide to make
a chair back instead, and it becsmes an OBJ
iect Of family seorn-
One OF our brilliant young amateur actors
is raising q mustache. ! know be iAbecsGse
| have seen il
Arthur WiIlats says it Is for microscoPical
examination, but l have since thought hat
be was Joking when he said ii.
Some Of the girls have been accusing the
Elks OF selfshness all winter and Aov hope
they are duly ashamed Of themselves for the
ball to be given BY them at the Capitol rink
on Tuesday night, will be 9 delightful affair.
This is the only coming f~estivity Of which |
have heard except . children's ball which
viii coon be given at 6 North Wheel
ing mansion. Oh, / forgot, 1t
s s~vhispered, only whispered, mind
YOU, that ,be Benevolent Society will give
another carnival shortly, at the ChApline
street rink this time. ! think, however, It
has no, yet been positively decided on, and
the date is not set.
. The gills will be glad to learn that roses
are no longer the most fashionable flower,
and that smaller and presumably less ex-
p~ensiye ones will take their place as q lem
enine adornment. One girl in town had .
! whole boxful Of roses sent to her lately. and
now it win do the rest Of US lots Of good to
know that they have Joined the great major
ity of Questionable things We don't want
rsses at twenty-five cents a piece. Perish
the thought!
-.
had 9 very interesting interview with .
leading dressmaker Yesterday, and | want
10 tell the other girls about ii. know that
the masculine portion Of society Is above
caring Tor such trivial things as matters OF
dress, but, girls, | will tell you one thing.
! | examined 9 gentleman's coat care
fully not long z and | think there
must have been two pounds Of cotton in the
lining in it-what for, / cannot imagine.
unless it was TO keep the poor fellow warm.
One Of our popular bellies will make the rest
OF Us turn green with envy the next time
she appears on the street, for 60: 9 peep
at such q lovely trock Just completed for
her. Well, just listen. 1t 10 made Of .
| lovely blueish gray cloth, short skirt With
plated panels at the side, anda narrow one,
Of dark red and black checked velvet in
the front. The long back drapery Is
looped in q succession oil pufs and the front
drspery is short and is caught mp ct each
side With q silver clasp The waist is Q
| nuHclhu laChEA Huu - q ftoNF Sabo 9bA -
| rolling collar OF the velvet. and is caught
across with another Of those beautiful clasps.
Her sister will appear in q cloth dress OF
tan and brown, Q very fashionable coubina-
ton now. BY the way. The skirt viii be Of
| the brown, cut in vandykes 10 show tan
colored plating under it. The ~polonsise
will be long and plain and buttoned disgo
nsIly across the front. Dear, dear, / wonder
If the girls will lock up those dresses at
night. Everybody is interested 10 brides
and their dresses, so I shall tell you what
the bride wore at q recent private wedding
in town. Her dress was OF dark brosn
b~roadcloth-the front Of the skirt hsd Q al
plated panel, the sides Of which were edged
With bands Of seal fur. the drapery was
short and plain, and q narrow plating edged
the skirt The basque vss long with point,
at side and back, with pockets stitched on
and had collar and cuffs Of the fur. She
wore a seal hat and muf and o prettier
dress for q quiet wedding cannot be inag-
ined This bride is possessed Of one Of the
1t il made Of red and black cashmere and
has q long train. The front is loose and is
confined by q bread black ribbon which
fasten in at the side seams, and falls in
graceful loops and ends almost to the
bottom Of the shirt The back is Of the
black and opens away from the red front
in graceful rerersea A charming young
mstron has been wearing q lovely toilet this
winter. / suppose q good many Of you
have seen IT, but | will describe i, for the
benefit Of the rest. Il is Of black sursh;
the front has q pointed tabiers OF the pisit-
ed surah, edged with white valeucenes lace;
under this Is a number Of rufaes cut out in
vandykes, and the white lace is laid under
each one; at the sides, which are planted.
are long punches Of black and white ribbon,
the white put under the black The back
has long, plain drspery, also trimmed With
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