Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

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en- unfortunate as to be
those y. vs. .,,v ia the city through the
0o'S'' . y complain that 1t IS I'M
"nO. ,,s,oIook fresh and dainty ana neat
POsa'oI, ~ . ~. shines so Rot and the pave
,sot. are like burning Plous 1'l haos.
mems .,.,;ors look faded and tanned Oans,
O'n 80 cnr,ea. hands look S'lmy anu
5 Ss bspg in limp detection l.i '',,,,s
.osIIiD artistic lines. The CO"
- = 80. ,,ntb As q foundation, but
wheeling girl who hiss cAIeiUi'S
.,n5ied the question says its all non
..,ss n worry about such tIites' A
malicious application Of rose water and
opm berzoin, followed by swan powder
keeps the complexion fresh and clear,
che saws. Dog skin gaunilets protect the
hands from the sun, keeping them white
and soft. The haiIdresser can cut your
hang so short ard trim it in such pretty
wsv that it looks charming whether II
STAYS in curl or not. Then little fore
tbought about the material for summer
Gowns and the styles which suit your ng-
7rs will make them perfect poems-just
Look q. me" she concluded, with a naive
nplifting of the eyebrows, and the eynio
had 10 sdmit that she had found the
Dbio.opber's stone for herself, bat whether
those little devices would be equally sue
cessul in the hands Of all the fair grnm-
blsrs might still be q question.
vybs, the flannel shirt reign is over and
Aha s,.ts Of the weather is again condu-
.;,s m indoor social amussments, the so
cisty man viii get out his dress suit and
have it polished up for the winters cam
,a;s, Teen he will bethink him that he
b.ssesn in the fashion plates something
in the way Of full dress vests which will
s1it hin, exactly. The latest in this line
o. ssa8 al a well Known .haberdssher's.
tn s,s in black figured silk and white
imn,rfsd piore. embroidered IN silk. They
srs not c6t 'ow. but well rounded, and
show q very handsome 'front.'
In watch chains for ioll dress the latest
is made of black silk, Just long enough to
reach from the button hole to the pocket
10 which the watch Is carried. They are
made in braids snd coils, and are very neat
and unobuuslye.
handsome full dress stud is small
pearl in a neat quiet setting, OF a knot oil
gold. Black and white stOniae II square
shapes have also been received.
In shirts there is 8 plain bosom Of the
finest linen imaginable with openings for
two studs and open clear down the front.
Pretty embroidered p.ques are also the
thing.
For years the only way our society peo-
pie PLAYED tennis, was to look at the
pictures cleverly presented IL Puck, Judge
and Life. snd thus the game was enjoyed
from star, bat not until this year has the
game gotten coed strong hold IN the
city. The game, as played under tie
National Association rules, Is a splendid
psstime. combined with the advantages
of heathiul and invigorating exercise.
The first club 10 organize in Wheeling
was the Racquet Club and it is now
The leading one in the vicinity. TIE
club sdberes strictly to the rules Of The
association, ard they have their own rules,
which are printed and hung up within the
grounds Their court, located on North
Main street, adjoining the residences Of d.
O. List, ST., Is perhsps the finest here
10 Is inside of solid clay. They have 2
man in charge, who keeps the court IN
constant good condition, the lines being
kept white and clean, which fact avoids
many little dissensions, so that when
love 49, OF ''l5 love" is claimed there
is no need of an umpire to decide. The
clubs colors are blue and white, and It
row has a membership Of twenty seven.
ANY morn. noon or evening viii ind the
court occupied, and some very fine games
are TO be seen, the club numbering
snonf is membership some Of the best
lady and gentleman players N the city.
AIr- Fi Hall Is President, Miss Florence
OFT Vice President, and Mr.. L. b.
Frauzheim Secretary. The membership
is as follows: Dr. and Mrs. A. f.
Hrsted. d.. and Mrs. Robt Reed, Mr..
snd Rsra. ID. Carter List, Misses Kate Hsz-
lett, Gussie Hupp, Jennie Baird, Mary
OFT. Florence o., Lsura Cooper, josie
NcCabe. Allie NcCabs, Virgins Hopkins,
and Messrs. K. + Hall, Cbas List, Clas.
b. OFT. A. A. Whest. Bert H-zlett, Sam
g. Harrison. Ed B. Frsuzhoim, Walker
Fri.sel, Arthur Hubbard, Nelson Vance,
Cheuucey Dewey, and Dr. Eugene Hill
dreth.
Cushioned benches covered by awnings
are provided fer players and visitors, and
tie club has been the recipient Of several
presents. I, is probable that the friends
OF the club will soon be treated TO some
fine playing IN the shape of tournament.
The other tennis clubs in the city are
the Pleasant Valley club, which is COM
posed Of young society people from the city
sno ont along the road as far as Pleasant
valley. They have several splendid courts,
and IN the way of players the club can pro-
duce several whose snpsriOIs il would be
hard TO ind in this vicinity.
The Club" is composed of still younger
people, and their court is over on the
Island, near the bsss ball grounds. TIE
court rs not a very desirable one, and the
members are thinking of having another
enc lard out This club can turn out some