Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-11

woolea material lined for tie depsh OF hall
a ward with fancy waterproof stud, so
thas, however wet and damp day 1t may
be, the wearer will stand 70 risk Of c1tch-
inc cold BY 3 wet skirt daSbling round her
feet in the suprsmsly uncomfortable man
nsr which Cd ria have habit Of doing on
pouring wet day. These and the CATERS
which many women have aho adopted
usaAlly made to match the color Of the
dTess-go o loug way towards making
woman as careless Of the weather as q
man"
Ideas of beauty vary. The Moors wor-
shin syoirdupois and there is no beauty
there without corpnlence. Chinese poets
sing the PRAISES Of defoTmed fest.
The Fslatah lady dyes her bar with II d.
% aud stains her tGe,h yellow. the ST.
smsse ladies have nails as long az chicken
claws. A Hotsentos lsdT cannot gel her
noe fat enough nor Persian beauty
no,e big enough. ESe1 in this civilized
land ideas of beauty vary so much that no
girl is ccnIdared attractive in the S2ush
miles, she is Plump, while tat gir's are at a
discount around Boston, and the thinner
/ the girl the better her style.
( In music, rs in everything else, novelty
ia what all seem to seek. But if American
girls mean to keep mp with all the foreign
fsds every unsteady inclined girl will be-
come an orchestra 10 herself. First came
the violin for ladies, and last winter and
/ summer the banjo was all the 60. The
mandolin continues popular among the ex-
clusiyes and will c)ptinue to rank high 70:
refined performances, but the latest instru-
msnt ladies il the either. In Lo 1don,
however, two ladies' of position baye given
performances at musiesles in beating on
tbs drum.
HaudkeTchisfs are an important feature
of a bri lal trousseau-airy triass eXquis-
itely wrought with the needle CT richly
trimmed with laca For evening wear thu
hsL dkerceief must be formed of alternate
lace ard cambric. or deeply edged with
lace. For the dsy, it may BE- simply hem
ned with transparent stitches, or finely
smb,ciiersd, the init ais worked in the
corner. Foulsrd haudkerchisfs are as fash
ionab.e ~ camhric for the day; these, too,
must b, daintily edged VITA needlework
snd initiated.
The very latest freak for small dinner
p,rty is to have s seni-circular table,
along the straight end of which are erected
niniturs rocks aud trses, o mirror for O
lake and even groups Of tiny deer in a
forest, like q b,y's Ca istmss tree deco
ration. Yet Cn1ther notion il TO have the
centre Of the table sloken, iriuged with
ferns AID with q lot Ofcrab Holsters and
even fish padilin g about in little water.
Among tie debutantes of the coming
season in Washington will be two Of Judge
Foller's eight daughters; Miss Guland,
daug%te. Of the Attorney General: Miss
Black, daughter of the Com missioner o.
Persons; the Misses Preston, daughters Of
the Haytiel Minise:, aud grandaught.r
CT Historian G 9oTge Bancroft.
Hair in the Est is going up; not in
form, bat in price. White hlir is par
t:colarly srUCs and de,r, coming as high
"a $50 and 500 an ounce. THIS is very
different fcom gray hair; which is common.
Re- brown or golden hair that has not
ben 'doCt red bring nearly as much.
Bro IN hair, by the way, il in high fa'hion,
being considered preferable to either brown
or black.
The hustle dies hard Despite all con-
'umely hclped upon it, i! is still sxtant.
With tee styles now in vogue, however,
the smallest tournures are permissible,
and even they must be worn with tact in
order not to appear hi1eous.
A pretty dress for q young LADY of
eighteen has skirt of plain gray WOODEN
material, open at the side, showing sim
ulated underskirt of checked stuff. The
chtcE bodice has q gathered stOm lcher Of
the plain mat risl and the sleeves are fa-
ished with turned up cuff
A new English fad for luEchcous is pair
OF silver tongs, to b. used by Those dainty
ladies' who are afraid Of so, ling tn icgloveS
With their bread AMI b1tt,L Th'y sre
much smaller than sugar tongs and BROADER
ct the points.
There are COW oaly five manageable
E7g'ish dukeI, but as thu youngest of
them is Is any American heiressss or b3-
witchiug widows who hCps to capture
them will have TO hurry up.
The Jersey as gone with the hustle.
where the woodbius twiueth," and it's
epitapa may be written with that Of TIE
bang.
The sc2rfs and other snail co,o.ed drap-
e,ies row so popular for chairs, easels,
unantel r)rners and tables are fam ljar!y
known IS throws"
Il Is nCt,cssble that ladies are now tax
ing as much interest in china painting as
thEy were. Like other crazss, such as
brass beating, il appears to have bad its
day.
A Gus ON has sprung up in fashionable
circles for the bride to 9ivs the bridegrc ON
= plain gcll ring, which he wears on the
same finger that she does hers.
A swell progressive euch'e party will be
given at the Wheeling club on Thursday
evening, November %, and it promises TO
be mes! enjoyable affair.
Quite uunb3r Of our society girls
have bsen engaged in paying their little
election bets Of all sor,5 OF tridkets ana
as many young gentlemen are settling
their scores with Their lady ffiend'. The
IL ,,-a hus,rass exnarienrad quite a boom