Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-14
.oIARGERY DAw~
..,,rcsses Some Very Interesting Re
marks TO Wheeling Ladies.

,,rcsses Some Very Interesting Re-
marks TO Wheeling Ladies.
since the world began It Is supposed
= love OF dress has hel1 sway ia tho
us l. of women. Aud Why need we
- the accusation, when so much de-
u3s on how a woman Is agtired? | dc
-,oan on the material OF which the
H. Is made. for IL Is possible for one
e,'sn 10 look well-dressed n a plain
va inexpensive dress, when another
a-.,-,5 not be made to look stylish in the
70, elaborate Of costumes, AID have
honest admiration fer the
.-,oo who appears we'll
f-,ssed on quarter the money
-,anded on the clothes Of her more
Innate friends. / know how she
40, sropomised to do this, how much
..t,r-bt she has given 70 each detail,
go nerhaps made the gown with her
IN hands for some women realiydo).
Tsi,l- NJ the risk How easy TO soil
.Is gown I'm the attempt; but they tell
ne ..they feel afraid. So look OF IN
--sn-eyed admiratiOn-and wish I
c5pId do the same.
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And that is not all. Some Of or
.s-Is make their own hats, ApropOS #
s,is a Wheeling girl when In PittsbuT
last week attended an opening OF Pars
rrts and while carefully examining
-rar,. remarked TO the attendant:
5,r,v own millinery work and am inter
sod I'm everything new" The propr
s+,~ NJ the store overheard the remark
sr5 -rrning said: pardon me, but yOt
s-~,lv did not make the hat you have
c~oo on being assured that she had, he
svnressed regret that her taste was not
available to the public.
Wheeling is proud 20 count among us
rs0rIe 9 number Of painters whose study
t-f-sbillty entities them 90 recognition
NJ. artists of a high order not only al
home but abroad; and it Is possibly due
m them that there is a decided taste
among our women for decorative work
ofaI kinds. At present china painting
seems the most popular work-SOme one
called IL the "china craze" but really 1t
o7ouDts 10 something much more sub
staptial; requiring careful and pains
ealing work, as we'll as a knowledge OF
drawing. painting, the use Of mineral
rs.rts and OF gliding, the latter being
an .ssertlal point since the Royal NOr-
chester designs are so much used.
m the gliding is bad, the piece
q srolled. and IL has been the misfOr-
runs of not a few TO fail in gliding until
svDerience has taught them the secret
NJ success. The result has been most
satisfactory, and the dainty after dinner
c0Tees, plates Of al sizes, pin trays,
vases. etc. make q collection to be proud
NJ IL has occurred 10 me that a loan
5vbibition OF these things would net
nice little sum for the Hospital fund,
hint Won see 1 would not dare to suggest
II for If anything should be broken?
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While passing hurriedly down Main
street Yesterday my attention was at
tracted By a remark made by society
miss 70 her companion. 81 am posi-
lively happy 20 know those dear, de-
Fchtful Washington students are COM
i1r back Eyes. Il is lovely. 1 hope
they The rest was lost TO me, but 1
had heard enough to insure the TACT
that the dear girls" are Interested IN
the concert: and that means good
house for the w. & j. Club. The must
crl part Is sure to be up to the mark, as
the Club is even better than when they
played here before.
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Wheeling has new musical society,
and with q woman as its President.
But very exclusive society, 50 exclu-
sfve that some of our representative
musicians are left ont. lust why, will
UUme ont later. Whether 10 IS musical
ability, social position, or money that
entities one to entrance has not yet
been made public, but be that as itmay,
the society should succeed, as there is
much need Of more organized work
among our local musicians.
MARGERY DAw.