Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

Her suit is a pale sea green, spotted
with black aud trimmed with rows OF
narrow black braid. 1t is cut low and
has short pulled sleeves, and the skirt
is plated In full plaits that set out
jauutily from the hips.
Her hair is fair gold, and she does
it I'D into dear little knot on the crown
of her beautiful head, and there are q
lot OF sweet little curls AT the nape OF
| her soft neck.
Tartan seems to have very good
showing In bathing suits this season,
and when the colors do not run Is par
ticuarly effective.
One handsome suit iE black had FASH
ionable revers and belt OF the most Drill
liant plaids.
The skirt and trousers were plain,
and both very short. The bodice fitted
at the back and had full vest cut
rath7: low and finished by plaid band
at the top. The revers spread away In
deep points, taperlng to the belt, and
a sailor-like collar crossed the back.
The sleeves were poutfs, and the belt
was straight and formed Of plaid. 1t
wasa gay costume and the stockings
worn were an effective feature, being
black ard scarlet stripes.
There is lovely young widow who Is
turning mems heads here with her WIN
ming WAYS and sweet face. She goes
into the surf every day, without fall,
and wears one Of the most fetching
! suits OF all. OF course IL Is black, every
inch of it. 1t is OF silk, In heavy cord,
and has soft folded sleeves, crushed up
about the shoulders, and made OF the
thinnest kind Of black china SILK.
There is also a gathered neck OF this
silk that shows the flesh through 1t
when wet, in lovely, heeting way that
is very taking.
The suit has two skirts, both very
short, and there are no trousers, long
black silk tights being worn after the
latest imported mode.
When this pretty creature comes out
of the water she shakes out her long
| fair hair over her shoulders and sweeps
| Il I'D two or three times through her
hands In glorious masses as she stands q
few minutes In the candor OF the Mar
razansett sunshine for all to look and
admire before she goes running up
across the white sand.
There are just few hints that want
to give bathers right here.
To insure d neat and trig appearance
when in the water, take the steels out
of an old corset, lace II closely and wear
IL under the bathing suit. 1t will not
interfere with ones freedom or pleas
ure. and will considerably enhance ones
| ooodIv annaaranca
Never have striped bathing suit!
| Penitentiary effects are never to be de-
sired. And still another thing-always
take into consideration the change q
color undergoes when the material Is
wet. Red, for instance, loses its bril-
lancy; light blue turns darker, and
pink becomes uncomfortable. Navy blue
and black are not greatly changed, and
lavender takes a wetting very well, In
deed. Certain shades OF green, too,
are far from amiss In the green and
white waves. In fact the hAndsomest
bathing suit ever saw was worn here
at the pier two years ago, and was a
study in pale green and white. The
waist and short skirt were OF pale green
silk trimmed with rows OF white braid.
and the trousers were OF white, trim
med with green braid. Green and white
spotted silk stockings were worn, and
white canvass bathing shoes, and a
green silk handkerchief was worn
In the woman's bronze hair.