The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-13
TILE WAYS OF WOMEN \;
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That Delisl
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fads, fancies and Fashions That Deiisl,
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No child's wardrobe should exceed
500 year, and the mother or big sister
who knows how 10 sew can dress cir
Of twelve or less on hall that amount.
The white glove fashion is the mos
trying thing the woman OF the world
has on her hands.
Louisa, Afarchioness Of Waterford
England, has executed the illustration
for n book called "Counsels OF Hope lor
lnyalids," selected by Rev. II. NJ. Ne.
vile. rector OF Ford, Northumberland.
Miss Alice Longtellow, daughter Of
the poet, ia fine amateur photov.
rapher, and has made specially Of
storm pictures along the Massachusetts
coast. They will illustrate u new book
OF sea songs which will soon be issued.
Miss Edith J. Balm, a reporter for the
HemaaS Penny Paper, tried to enter the
reporters gallery at the House OF Com.
mons, but did not succeed. She, how.
ever, met the redoubtable Michael Davitt
auring her Struggle at the door Of Par.
lament and accepted a position on his
paper. Miss Balm is good talker and a
good politician, and her energies will be-
devoted to the interests OF the factory
women and their organization into trades
unions. -iz.. 5.5si ~
Miss Evreinova is the editor and pub.
Usher Of the Northern Messenger, one Of
the lightest and most readable periodi.
Gals in Russia. Miss Evreinova is now
a lady OF middle age. She spent several
years on the shores OF the Adriatic in
study Of Slavish history and literature
When she had spent al! her property in
this manner she started her magazine
She has many clever men among her
contributors, including tho novelist
korolenko. Or. George Brandes, in his
iaclnating Impression OF Russia" de.
scribes the editress us % Russian slave
to duty"
Lady Eleanor Cecil Clifton has pre-,
sented new peal OF bells to the parish
church OF st. Anne's.on.the,sea, Ian.
eashire, which has just been dedicated,
There was special form oiservice (sanc.
toned by the Bishop Of Wincbester),
which was conducted by the Rev. Canon
hull. vicar OF all Saints, Northampton.
The peal consists OF eight bells, and each
bell is named after member OF the
Clifton family.
Miss S. N. Severance, State superin.
tendent Of Franchise for the California
w. CT. u, is the author OF an able
leaflet entitled "The Devolution and
Evolution Of Woman" Miss Severance
believes in the power OF the press us the
most efficient fundamentally in spread.
ing reform doctrine. She conducts a
column in the San Francisco lionainq
Cal, besides writing much and well for
other papers.
Blue is restored to favor for street cos.
tunes, and is worn in various shades.
The bright royale blue is already popu.
lar for entire suits Of cloth, which tailors
make with coat bodices that have seams
across the hips, or with corselet fronts,
trimming them with stripes Of brown
braid, a bit OF sable fur on the collar, and
perhaps adding brass buttons. Dark navy
blue cloth gowns, with vest OF Ugh,
turquoise cloth, are liked by young
ladies'. Inc porcelain blues and all gray
blue shades are still used.
In London there is man who follows
the business OF tatooing. The majority
OF his patrons are men who have de.
signs Of naval character pricked into
their skin, but there also a great many
women who employ bis art, il it may be
termed such. With women the decora,
ton is usuallya bee, a butterfly, 4 spray
Of flowers or monogram. These oTna-
menls are worn inside the wrist, go that
they can be hidden by the glove il
necessary. Mr.. Macdonald also pro-
duces beauty spots. A short time ago
he put two on the face OF lady well
known in society. Whether they are
really "beauty spots" is moot ques.
ton. They resemble mole more than
anything.