Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-21
announced that they would finish up
with "a dance.

makes woman look as li she were
floating through the air, they indulge
In sort of 5iggle. the result of short
steps and kind of prance. But still
ir is tuu 90 sit among the d0wagers.
and look at them am. There is the gir4
Who has just come out. and who Is ale
ways ready 90 dance. She looks lovely,
simply because she has an air OF be-
| lieyiug I'm the sincerity of an mankind,
and is certain that the world is full OF
roses. and that she is going 10 be eter-
nally crowned with them. Nine times
out 0f ten her partner is q young man
who is wearing his hrsJ dress SUIT, and
Who Isl overwhelmingly neat. He never
gives thought 10 her clothes, but, II
DE dreamed for an instant thar his tie
wasn't perfectly exact, and his shoe
lace just as it ought 10 be. Ae would Da
/ the most unhappy fellow iu the world.
Ia absolute contrast 10 the girl whose
first season it is is that other girl Who
/ has danced and prmCed through three
seasons and yet the right man hash
come. She is inclined 10 be cynical
She talks about men in q way she
thinks smart, but which is deciledly
bitter. Somehow You feel like remind
iug her of the fox and the sour grapes.
But although she SAYS such Vicious
things about the noble sex, SUM- "neh
there are no other women around, she
| is very subservient TO the men, because
she d0osu want 20 De neglected. Iheh
there is The el lerly beau. He is apt Jo
I Dee horrid old beast, rather free I'D MIS-
manner with girls. and claiming JhaJ
/ this is his special right. because me is
old enough 90 De their father. He re-
minds each chaper0u of her age by tell
/ irg her of some bali given thirty years
fg0. about Il year or Two after you We're
married To seems scarcely necessary
t0 saw that he is not taV0rlJe with
them. He will dance And. as he goes
IEt &c with great ferv0r. he gets horribly
red in the face. and bis partner breads
his haviug am attack ot ap0pleNy there
and then. Very prominent is the
clever girl. She is not great dancer,
and she wears eyeglasses. she mas
been ro one of the colleges. and can
write A. B. after her name and seems
I likely t0 retain the b.. as meaning
BACHELOR. ALL HER LIFE.
Shoralks to the men about the adVan-
tages of equal education and snuns am
women who don't know as much as sha
does must confess 1 ann not very
fond of her. She is not O. girly girl
Another type. certain TO be found at
/ ths SIMMER dance. is the nervous
y0u0e man. lie is always dreadfully
afraid that his step won't so with yours,
always agita,ei about tle music. ana
always fearful rhaJ II he has 90 take Il
girl into the supper room, she won sel
what She wants. He makes everybody
else nervous and girls iiy when llel see
him coming. OF course, the man ulrJ is
t0 the fore. He always chooses l0r
partner -le girl who rs shorter IMAM NE
I is. for he likes TO- look down into her
Ieves. Ue knows how TO give pressure
t0 her hand. a pressure JnaJ she
couldn't speak OF. for She doesn quite
know whether he meant 1T, since III
seemed so slight Very often he IS
mnr-ied and likes Co tel young girls
about his unhappiues5 how his wife mas
never crown with him. ana how her
tn0urhts are entirely given 10 the mate
/ riaIsiGe of life Oh. yes, he Is "a scOnh7
dreI. but 4 ann sorry 10 say there are
pral- many of him. and, the wife aoouo
whom he talks is infinitely better than
Inc u.s. AS for the girl with whom he ~
7 turug il must be said thdo i.et cu~p-
arou is d very poor one else she would
have iuterlerel and explained nim long
ago Bv the bye that is Che duty OF q
cbaperon She must make let 5"1 I..ti,-
c0gnizarr of the destraolll.s anu i .,,,.
of it possessed 10y l-e ,.C1 -. ..' ~
round her. bo, III" way 7'', ...-..;l.l gj,.-
her compreneh1 una. ,.i .-,- ..,,s+ IA,
I is a something from "--l-' 7---
TIE FAST YOUNG MAN.