Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-03

the checks glowing with color, the
bodies swaying in scnSuouS accord with
the rise and fall Of the bounding thor
oughbredS."
An infinite deal OF ignorance. labori-
OuSly acquired, is displayed to good adj
advantage in the paragraphs about va
cation clothes During the whole of last
summers beach season there was only
one sensational bathing dress seen at
Manhattan. This was worn by woman
of VIGOROUSLY bad character. who was.
on her second appearance. warned of
the grounds. The summer resort cor
respondents are killing the goose which
lays the golden egg. for this spring
a much larger proportion than
usual OF the outing wardrobes, which
are being made up by the mOdiSteS and
ladies' tailorS, will never make their APP
pearance at the summer resorts; their
wearerS, who object to unSought adj
vertiSing or to being represented as
possesses, viii get up jolly little parties
in country houses, or bury themselves
i'm the AdirOndacks. where they can
wear knickerbockers if they like. with
out comment, or lie prone in the sand
ON as yet undiscovered beaches, where
the reporter has not penetrated.
The outing gown usually answers TO
one of two descriptions. II is absolute
| ly correct, made by tailor who does
indeed put a woman into a very maScu-
| lne-lOoking shirt with stiifened bosom,
English scarf and standing collar. but
who would be guardedly conventional
in this as in the accompanying loose
coat and round skirt or die. and worn
by the woman who. when she is carried
off into the woods by her masculine rel
ativcS and puts on divided petticoatS for
fortnight of camping, knows never a
moment Of ease or comfort until she is
under her own roof and feels again the
frou-frOu of her lace-trimmcd under
wear. Or else 10 is the belted
felt hat of the nymph. the hoydcn. the
big immature girl overtlowing with ami
NAL spirits and ready TO hop. skip and
Jump at her release from the school
room and from city payementS; pictu-
resquely charming with her girliSh fig
ure and tossing hair. innOcently 'cOquet-
fish. possibility not having reached
that age when she thinks Of men ex-
cept as chums and brothers, showing
you her chickens and pet pigeon in the
morning. scampering over the
down with you in the afternoon, dipping
her hat in the water and beating it
against the boat thwartS 10 make look
properly dingy and nautical. kicking of
her little nuisance Of petticoat, posi-
bly,. If she finds il impcdeS her in swim
ming and If she fancieS that she and
her trousers are all alone, but absolute
~ incapable of getting herself up fanci-
fully or deliberately with intent 10 turn
the tide or startlc the dudcs-a merry,
romping tomboy.
There ought to be, save that there
are altogether too many societies
already. q society for the protection Of
women from reporters during the sum
mer vacation. Granting that there are
women who are not frightened by re-
porters out Of following healthful sum-
mer fashions. the number OF novelties
10 be recorded for their benefit j. not
large. During the six months Of the
year I'm which the restraints and c0nyen-
tions of society dress are declared by
fashion herself to be ont Of harmony
with fashionable pleasures, there is a
freedom in attire which tends more 10 the
evolution of picturesque and sensible
individuality than OF styles. Mrs.