Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27

| quite the IOrm that luxury takes here, bu
the amount Of time and labor spent in ID,
care Of the person and the preservation o
the beauty is something calculated TO sur
prise the people who give it no attention
The maid has ceased to be sufficient ct
tendance, her time being more or less sb
acrbed by the toilette and cognate matters
so the present plan is TO engage the ser
vices of woman who gees out by the day
or hour and whose cards reads ladies
Toilets"
a THOUSAND DEVICES.
She has entire charge of the person o
her customers, ard il is her duty to Sc,
that they are. kept beautiful. Oace o.
twice n week she Iubs, combs, brushes
clips and cleans their lair, undertaking Il
keep it soft, sleek and thick. Shs mani
cures the nails, usel and recommends sucf
ungents as aIe warranted TO keep the hand,
soft and white. She is a pedicnre as well
and keeps Ter customers feet in as peri. e.
condition as their hands.
She has Thousand different devices fol
identifying the face, and undertakes t
ward off wrinkles By her rub5ings anc
emollients. Shs trains eyebrows IN thu
way they should 90, removes supeIfl9ul
hair, induces eyelashes to thicken and
lengthen; keeps the skin smooth, fresh
and fair and declares she can make the lipi
keep their bloom without the use of rouge
EXERCISE UNNECESSARY.
She looks after the figure. too. having +
system called the IS gedish movement. -
by which she tightens up faccid muscles,
rounds thin ttroats and lean arms, and re-
moves any Of the disfgurements Of o1tlire
which have resulted from tight laciug and
the abnormal tendency OF flesh to any part
Of the bo1y. STE reduces flesh, too, and
undertakes to develop symmetry.
Her principal occupation, however, and
the one best relished by her luxurious en-
ployers, is the massage bath. The tab is
filled with warm water, quite as hot as
can be comfortably borne, and into this is
thrown bath bag, consisting of little
sack Of cheese cloth, loosely filled will
almond meal, powdered orris root and
grated soap, The water turns soft and
milky as the contents Of the bag diesolve,
and the skin is rubbed wish the bag, which
makes a smooth, violet-perfumed lather,
and leaves the hesh as soft SIS a child's.
The bather is rubbed dry and rolled in O
big sheet Of Turkish tOwelling and then
every inch of the body is carefully rubbed,
kneaded and pitched with hands moisten
ed in violet water, which impreguates the
skin with a faint, 1)wer-like perfume.
This takes the place of exercise in a great
measure, and women who are too indolent
CT ioo busy to walk, or practice in 6 gym
nasium finds this keeps the skin in equally
good condition and is a more luxuriou.
method of setting the blood 10 circulation
BLANKETS OF RAW SILK.
Another fancy Of tte,e dainty women il
70 sleep in silk. They have long srjureC
any other wear for uuderclOthes, and nov
there are being shown in the shops tina
cater to all the new whiml of the sex set;
of silk sheets and piilOw-cases in all cOlors
With these 90 the beautiful East Indiar
blankets, woven entirely Of raw silk, ant
down spreads covered with surah or satin
These sheets and pillow-cases are hem
stitched with crest OF monogram EN-
broiGered in one corner. Some Of then
have a delicate vine embroidered along TIT
edge, OF a broad bsni Of Aranu work
They are of all delicate colors and whit
and black. Mrs. George Gould, who hai
passion for violets, has several ssts o.
these silken bed furnishings of pale lilac
with wreaths of Parma violets embroider
ed all around them. The Hindu blanket
is deeper purple and the violet colOreC
down spread is perfumed with sacheis o
violet powder.
A charming combination Of wealth, art
good taste and refinement is the bOudOi
of one of this seatoa's debutantes Tot
room is a study in pink and white. The
walls are painted q delicate soft pink, like
that of the wild rose Some feet from The
floor, aud near the c-iling, is a border o.
fresco wo?k three feet dep. 1t represents
a profession of tree branches bearing green
leaves and various shaped golden cOlored
flowers. The ceiling is colored like the
wells and is Orusmented with a circular
centrepiece OF many contrasting cOlors.
The light from the windows is softened
by long white null curtains, with edges
and ends Of deep lace, under soft pink Ia
pestries. 10 match the walls. The slight
Is. summers b:etzs will roll the two col
ors together in ever-chaDgjng conceits.
The occupant has frsil, delicate-looking
bed. The usual head and foot boards are
replaced by brass roads, arranged in IN
artistic manner, somewhat after the sty le
of the much-de. scribed resting-place o!
Amelie Rives.
a CANOPY OF PINK NULL.
Tie metal is kept.in FURNISHED condi-
i'm. and CLOVIS in the sOfC sunlight which
creeps through the curtains. A canopy OF
pink null reaches half way over the bed
aud falls in graceful folds, which are gath
cred near the hesdbosrd. Several maya
zines are usually spread on the fire white
quilts. where the fortunate occupant
passes her spare moments in reading. The
burenu is an object of art in white wood,
with brass handles and locks, while brass
circles aud loops hold the large bevelled
mirror in position.
Here the beauty stands and arranges her
toilet for the bal or reception. The bureau
t,p is covered with silver backed brushes
and comba, pictures and small works Of
art and various ladies' toilet articles. In
one corner stands perfect love Of desk
Of white wood, finished in brass. It's in
terror contains enough paper 10 keep one
busy for many q day, for here the beauty
kfe6s her record of social obligations and
invitations. Here are conceived the gentle
onistles. the stern rebukes and various
matters that are to be committed to paper.
HOW SHE USES HEB BOOKS.
O, ton of the desk are her sealing-wax
and stamp and tiny birch canoe, a relic
If Iast summer at a Northern resort. Be
Meath the desk is pile Of volumes, me-
Morals of earlier days. Tney have done
their p,rt in her mental training, and are
now used for foot rest for her tiny fee.
The wardrobe is also of white wood. with
two mirrors in the doors. In addition TO
,bese mirrors a third one, encased IN blacK
,.,,o-4od NTH cold OopUDifs