Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
t,nhas Register
|CelETY LADrS ROUTINE.
tbe Demands Of Fashion are
Satisfied.
O., Movements From the Morning
=, me Evening ReceptiOn---A
=. Of Luxury and Ease Not
Always UnclOuded'

.
- hills fine residences, struck tn
H., bsvond 9 O'Clock on recer
- and while its deep cathedral not
IA mon the air there was sudde
sD, among the lace hangings OF
..3.,ssd standing in q recess OF tn
s,o,,meut, and wOman's face loOs
,oom was full Of pretty things, warn
H. bIszs OF a hickory fire, and brill
.b the dazzling winter sunshine
"a ftsred through the draPeFiss OF tn
rin5ows. lay in patches of light OF
a furnishings; bu. there was moth
rs.bsI. 50 pretty, 50 warm, or so brill
,;c,pre 90 sunny and dazzling
,5s f3ur walls, as that made by tins
go tbis face of q young and lovely
- ~ mich flushed from the pillow
sS''p =, ,.,sss the eyes dewy with sleep, snt
14F ss,as, contusiou-looksd out to
- bs5 awakened It's owner.
~ "a vau YOU chatteriug little clock,
=, IN mon the telLtals hands then,
~ sank back into her nest, she
~, % touch an electric button with
~ IN A moment and q soft knock
= ,bs entrance Of = ueAt.Iooking
l,,f s,si woman 10 esp and apron.
II : ,,,rniay Bsrker, came from the
NV oh please, and Barker
s.r,oi door and disappeared
,,,cr,,., she was back, standing at
4. r. with a bath gown Of thick, soft
~. / ind pair Of lo~ shoes, warm and
-,r,r woman got up, suffered the
'.,rmsn, 10 o. thrown over her lace
M, p,gat dress, thrust two white
~. T., N. wa1ded SHOES, and crossed to
a, a,hroom. s..
and prrsses an outfit Of feminine
! toi.hing with an embroidered
e,n5jp, gown whose ribbons were
4 3 sane pale hue
TINTED rHE SlLSEN SroCGING4
"a ,ba vanished a second tins, and the
~. ~. gssl-lr 20 The clock aud ice, With oc,
~, 4 untitled splashrng4 trom the Naisd
% q tue. ~, IN ,.
~. s,sip 10 admit toll old negress,
~, - Ere5us. her head bound in u brill
Sa,5.pa She sbulHyd 10 the door OF
q. Ss,hroon and Knocked.
q 20 ready, honey
= moment, mamAy," sounded from
~ :, NAV com. nov. aud once more
4. T. AND cI3c. had il all their own way
4 outer department.
H. Barker reappssred bearing q silver
80 m With vas a cup of boulllOn, with
-. ...,aEs crackers. She had scarcely
~ her trsy upon a stand aud wheeled
- %. .. ro-L.,h char before tle crack
"a. sgr, "a Iuaer door was flung
~ oo.a a.! fresh from hsr plunge and
q. ,eg vim uiammys vigorous massage,
81 ry came our. her flannel gown wrapped
- IL s5o1, her and her beautiful haze
'ncl5,-!y suoJtsi ia its oilsGin cap
4, s.uk with supple grace into her
- chair the stand with its light re
-. quickly ni,ed to her side; then,
!, IL M. cleaned 700 ardeutly on the soft,
IA II, Barker iurerp1sed a glass
.cssen. which tempered thu flames terVor
III it took no,nius from its cheerful
nhils the bouiIlon WAS slipped and the
ca,kar5 muuchrd, nanny brought To-
kssOcs. upon which ,hs drew her Young
~ ess feet. and with gentle, carresslng
.5.sh put aside the wadded shoes and ia
eel zach slender ankle and arched insteP
me- SlIkeu covering. using SILVER shoe
'sf Of exquisite wJrkUauship to spring
tahuls sslu slipper 70 its place.
fhgn mad molsslls stood up while the
~ hands went def;ly on with the task
lhs loved 80 we'll
Nous i.sr like ez It you Was ba By yet
biey the oil woman said,
r,rrlNG rdE LOVELY SHOULDERS,
"a b rosa smooth and dimpled above the
o,s Re5 carnise; and Deed, | wish you
81 Is ,.s slipped the clrnging pettieost
eIkniltgi silk over her charges head.
&alenols,iIe Ian he'd, and tho dressing
ID; on ull. the last ribbon OF the muslin
grfn ned, Nanny vas forced, reluctantly
t.llsh, 70 resign her nursing to another
a.
70; Barker has no, been idle during the
NM process. Tue oouillon tray and
an wars gone; Low dreJsllg table,
3bs. broad oevelled mirror vas the per
IS Oa OF reflective excellence, hsd been
NO. n catch the proper light, An armles'
ON placed before II, aud now, hSnSed by
d Implements of OH crows OF silver
NpGHtsl brushes aud COMBS, steel plns
R,nsdes and parfumed water-ths princes;
the hair dressing ceremonial awaited heI
= tim.
plslsemoisells seated hsrself, Barker
&Ppei Of the oilskin cap, lOOseued some
As letting the veil OF chestnut hsiF tai
vaTy richness quite to the floor, and De
- her wO5S. As the tirewoman lsooreC
mistress let her eSss stray idly before
and her glance fell upon q little crys
y vAss upon the dressing table which hst'
FEngle fading rose
WHAT did she see in its rusty petals ant
NlaO.ad LEAF TO call up thar curious halt
hdsr h.bt to her face. aud why should
= expression die slowly away and tn
HOGt lines o. the exquisite mouth oosru
PEI show m it's stead?
Barker, coldly, don't keep Hjwer
POM tbst Srs 0os fresh,
No, miss. said Barker respectfully bu
odsrtng,Y; then her eye, too, fell upo
y condemned Msrschsl Neil
l ii. IKE rose, Mss -, because yo'
f1urR Jour hand last night when 30
fne IN, and there waS bit OF water !
le vase where you put it; 80 though
d you'll no, wish il disturbed"
s. I'd ISiut blush mantle that smoot
fhlie OroE oS was it the wsnton frehst
fh'ch filed the roon2
Very well, Barker; It is Of no turtle
4 ae
And noz IT, hair is done and tbs mu
2owa = dotted for d robe Of pale ludi
Rshner', lined throughout with quite
Nun, Sai trimmed from neck to hem al
throat and wrists With costly fur. The
4'ker hands bit of embroidered csmbr
Anahng faint spicy fragrance, and