Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-14

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ii, ,,sb.s. anything but conducive 10
49, l-lessn,ss especially to indoor enter
.s,a-.s,t, and therefore Wheeling has
been rather quiet. with the exception
Of the big garden party given by the
ladies' Of The Hebrew congregation, at the
Park. Thursday evening, and the similar
one by The Wheeling Club. Friday even
irr at the same place.
In years gone by, Wheeling was wont 10
be quite gay in the summer season, aud
che entertainments were almost as numer-
Gus then as they were in the regular wiz
ler season. In this respect Wheeling
is becoming more metropolitan. In
The large cities society people take ad-
vantage of the summer season 10 20 10 the
mountains or seashore for rest and recTea-
ton. but how much they get, those who
have gone well know. 1t seems mere folly
~ 20 10 a fashionable summer resort with
anv intention Of that kind in view, be-
eauss one doubtless dances harder than st
home during the winter. But the ad-
vantage comes in, in not having the worry
and trouble or ones mind Of arranging an
entertainment However, most Wheeling
people who 20 away to spend the hot
months. are sensible in this regard, and 20
where they can get what they seek, with
ont being constantly tempted to lose their
health-giving sleep and rest
Those young society people who are still
at home are spending their leisure mo-
ments at the tennis courts of the various
clubs, and many of the evenings are deyo-
ted to that other health-giving an invig0r-
ating amusement - bowling CIoquet
seems to have lost favor this year, to some
extent and We do not hear Of the old time
lively and interesting matches between
the champions, which in days gone by 50
often occurred, especially on the Garden
Spot. Bat still there are 8 great many
devotees Of the game among those who DO
not care 70 indulge IN the exercise that
tennis playing aud bowling requires.
Once upon a time the German was in
high favor in Wheeling society and the
old German Club WAS a very popular or
Qanization. il has nov been more than
year since society people have bad the
opportunity OF indulging in the delights OF
q German, and while II 3 little out OF
season TO talk ebou, this subject, 1t may
not prove unintersstng. OF course 1t will
he generally admitted that Washington
Citv leads the way in sll that pertains to
social pleasures, and there the German Is
danced constantly n the winter
season. There are many clubs, and
they ali have their separate meet
ing nights. so that one can be-
come a member Of several clubs, and en-
oy the rivalry that Is always going on as
20 which will have the prettiest and most
novel favOrs aud figures. There WAS some
talk of germans in Wheeling several times
last winter, bat nothing ever came OF 1t.
The prospects are THAI next winter the
german will be revived and probably a
club formed. II only needs some one TO
take hold Of the matter and work II up.
A club could be formed among the young
Ell members Of The Wheeling Club that
would be a pride and JOY, snd german
could ba given, say once IN three weeks
that would not be expensive individually,
and vet delightful la Wheeling, l be-
lieve. the Young men stood all the eXpen-
sss of the club meetings. In Washington
the ladies also become active members and
contribute a portion to the expense fund.
Speaking Of Germans recalls a little IN
cident that happened at a recent one IN
Washington City, and which never came
10 light in the papers. It was IN Jap
anese psrosollfgure, and the son Of q promi-
nent foreign minister and one of Washing
toms bellies we're Waiting under one Of the
sun shades when he was seen by several
hundred people TO suddenly implant kiss
on his fair partners lips. The old maids
and the matrons were shocked, but the
Young lady passed the whole matter of as
ioke and 80 avoided what would otherwise
have caused quite a scandal. The young
man. no doubt, will forever remember that
a Japanese parasOl isn't as big as a circus
tent.
Did you ever see a young lady or an old
lady, a middle aged lady or any sge, style
or size Of lady powder her face: Well,
you ought TO watch them some time, and
If YOU are Observsnt you viii see some
thing interesting about an apparently
trivial but almost indispensable part of 8
woman's toilet II she who is powdering
Der face has prominent nose you will see
the powder rag hit that feature the first
whack If she has sn obnoxious mole,
the mole will get the dose. II shining
mark in the shape OF pimple has taken
up its stand on a prominent part of her
ace you can bet ten to one that the
2imple will he soused with prepared
chalk on the d'st round, and will every
time. II you want smusement Just watch
lhe operation some time.
Speaking a while ago about the Wheel
ing Club reminds me that the social gossip
hiss IL that prominent young member of
the club and very charming young lady
are TO wed about the line that nature be-
gins to put on her annual garb of beautiful
gold and yellow. No, 1 really can't tell
the names Of the couple.