Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-21
those who "trip it" well upto the standard
Famous Beauties


Famous Beauties
and those who will be such as soon as they
shake off their school medals and manners
are beyond counting. First in the frat class
is Miss Handy, of Richmond. Mr.. Editor,
it would be worth your while to shut up Jour
sanctum ssnctorum one Saturday and come
down here and take your seat GU the porch
Just to see her walk by, ss she probably
would, with another msp. Then there Is
Miss Leary, Of Richmond, Miss Fall, OF
Memphis (an sdmirer has peritoned the
Legislature to change his name TO Humpty
Dumpty, because Hpmpty had FalD. Miss
Brown, Of Columbus, Miss Bacon, of Maccn,
Miss Lizzie Leigh, of New York, Miss
Donaldson, Of Philadelphia Miss Todd,
of Louisville, Miss Sneed, Of Memphis,
Miss Billipgslay from st Louis, Miss Binse
from New York., Miss Applegarth from In
disnspolis' Miss Hutter from LyDchburR
and Miss Garth from Hannibal, Mo-, and
hosts of others Among the young married
ladies. those who divide honors, are Mrs.
Allen, of Richmond, formerly Miss Andsr
son, of Savannah, and Mrs Warner, OF Co
lumbus, Ohio, formerly Miss Deshler.
The National Game
has is followers here, who this afternoon
gave ne guests the benefit Of a gsme-the
Broa Gwsys against the Paradise club, the
former in pink and the latter in blue Mother
HuLoards, with large straw hats elsborately
trimmed with colors. TO match the dress
The Paradise birds won, bya score Of IL to
l2. The umpire was Mr.. HutchiDg, OF the
Washington Post whose stsmmeriDg sd-
mirably sdsp;s him to the position. There
is Just enough delay in his decisions for
him to ascertain what is the popular opinion
in doubtful case. and he declares accord.
ingly.
here are poet who has it very bad; man
who has buttons on his vest which cost six
teen dollars each; two men who are known
ss the tugs" because they stand in the
porch along side Of the dining room and tug
their lady friends into their meals. AS the
.ast are going in the first are finishing so
:hey &c. q load both ways. Then there is
the busting fr1era who pounces upon You as
you come out OF the Gturng fSom and tears
sll the warp, and filling, too, out or -r,,Ss
clothes with his wisp in the endeavor
to knock out the dust and dime.
A man dressed in Prince Albert coat, white
isnpel pants, straw hat with light blue band
has been noticed
The neat excitement is TO be tourna.
ment on the race track, and great will be
tie endesvor Of the gay aud festive inclined
Young man 10 run a wooden spear through
sn iron ring so as to. get the privilege OF
hlving some spread-eagle orator place
crown Of flowers upon some maidens head
'or him, and then, probably find the maiden
afor, said n srried to sc M other fellow in six
me- n hs.
Another diversion in store for the dan.
cers is
German
to be given by the ladies' Sweet woman
viii have her way and ask the man OF her
choice to dance with her. She will not be
con PEELED to see her own love with another
lirl, for this time at least. Still, as there
may be more dancing girls than boys, the
scnf'le is lively, and it will be worth while to
take peep through the ball room windows
to see what manner of retired veteran has
teen fsbed up from the male side of the
louse, and how the juvenile has been forced
to crop his knee breeches for the parental
pike tail, having taken rect or two in it,
and is for the once made into practical
beau.
1t is said that this place is free from
Gossip.
Il seems 30 this summer at least. People
ave too much pleasure in other things,
o do NOT find il necessary to resort TO that
mode Of amusement. OF course there is
he usual amount of criticism among the
ladies' OF each others dresses, they are
caled gowns now. That seems funny. There
wss q time when gowns were worn only al
light, as | have been informed, and
didn't know should ever live to see one.
If Miss B. receives more attention than
Miss Somebody else little ripple Of ad
verse criticism on the sour grape order is
he result, which people hear and smile at,
knowing the cause thereof and if one Of
the beaux prefers one girl to another the one
not preferred naturally supposes him def
cient in perception even in intellect. Some
times
A village Belle
looms up when pa is Mayor of his town, or
has in some other way got the run Of the
boys to his house. Well if q village belle
don't love all the White Sulphur beAux, she
sulks little while mamma tells the othsr
msmmss how popular Jennie is at home
But these little things smuse rather than
annoy these people, and it is not unusual to
find and overlook maiden explaining her
condition on the ground that she has been
gay all the winter, she needs rest, etc. Bat
you'll be down next Sunday to see these
things for yourself and look at the girl.
walk by.
Josie Kramer and bis little German band
are making better music than ever before
in fact, its the best band that has been heee
for two hundred years. Thisis as far as my
memory runs I will write vou auain aoon