Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-21
Gay Village LIFE.
Bah TAKES IN THE COUNTRY BA-
Ear AND DANCE, AND TELLS
WHAT SHE saw THERE.


SOCIAL LEADER AND HER AL
LEGED FAMOUS ANCESTORS
HOW COUNTRY BAZAAR LEMON
ABE Is MANUFACTURED-BAB.
TEE WALKING DELEGATE.
WATCHES THE MERRY DANCERS
jIGGLE-GIRLS WHO ARE AL
WAYS on THE LOOKOUT FOR
1IEN-WAYSO FELDERLY BEAUS
CLEVER MISS CULTURE-0IAR-
RIED MEN FLIRTS AND NERV-
Gus YOUNG MEN on HAND
WHAT is a MAN OF THE
WORLD?'-PRETTY AND PETTED
BUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AL GIRLS WHO ARE POPULAR
THE BEST TYPE OF THE ALL
THE-YEAR-ROUND AMERICAN
YOUNG WOMAN.
published, 1885, by the Box Syndicate
Press. New York;
Shelter Island, \. Y, July II, 1895.
AS soon as one gets in a hotel. is con-
descended to by the head waiter. ap~
proved by the proprietor and permitted
TO live by the chamber maid. one is
asked to contribute, both by gifts and
by ones presence. at O. fair for the bene-
it of something in the village The
idea seems TO be that city people see
nothing Of those swindIes at home. and
that when they set out in the country,
where the grass is green and the na-
lives pink, that they must get rid of
whatever innocence they have left and
help to cajol6 dollars out of the pockets
OF the village young men and anything
else in the shape OF q man that may -
idiot enough TO come when me is Inc
vted. There is in every small village
a social leader she is usually q great be-
lever i'm blood, and is happiest when
she is telling who her ancestors were.
Then. too. she is apt To- De the result 4
some famous failure. That is TO say.
sou VIII Do told, with ba-ei breath.
that Mr. BrOWn-BObiusOu went on
Wall street one day and just dropped
three millions of dollars. and THAI they
ere forced 90 give up their house no
Che city. and they came out here 10
livc and she is just TOO sweet for any
thing. This ls the way one of her
admirers talks. for naturally, She has
enemies. Every woman does who is %
boss and this type invariably is.
BAB'S Bazaar IMITATION
But 90 return t0 the bazaar. which mo-
body ever does who has any sense.
was invited t0 assist no the lemonade
table. I promptly declined The joy
O- giving ont the juice of the fiery UNI
tanned lemon is not uumNcd I'm the
first place YOU are apt TO spill 10 ON
your fr0ck. which means O. stain thick
with sugar and shy ON color, as acids
and colors do not harmonic Then TO
charge ten cents for O. small glass of
1---llull-.-- when the whole bowl fun
didn't cost fifty. is too much of q cheat
even for q city woman 90 give her
C0untenaDcC tO. Bazaar lemonade is
made after this fashion. To two gallons
o' water put the juice of five lemons.
the Jumps of two pounds of sugar and q
piece of ice rather larger than Mr..
Cleveland head. Then YOU beg am
the orange and lemon skins left over
from cakes and puddings. miDco and
circulate them through the fluid, and
ii is ready 90 De imbibed Every time
you Jake five glasses OF lemonade out
YOU put I'm five OF water. and so by Che
end of the evening the lemonade is I'M
nocu0us. i resigned in favor of % less
conscientious woman and said that
would like to- De % walking delegate.
and So De- able tO see the great fraud iI,
mn It's perfection.
Following an English fashion, in3ug-
urated by Lady Beehive the pre,lest
girl sold gridJle cakes which She made
90 order on gas stove, and sold as
only hot cakes can sell. These varied
in price Ten cents was demandet,f0r
an ordinary cake but i The amateur
cake-m3Eer put in a little extra butt
ter then -le price was fifteen and I'M
der mo- circumstances was change given.
"a rival tO the cake-maker was another
eirl who presided over a gas stove ON
which was "a kettle off boiling water.
For the moderate sum of nifty cents.
this attractive Young cheat would write
yOur name ON am egg and then drop
it i'm the water. where it would boj.
utl 81 was as hard as her heart and
then YOU could claim your property.
TIE MOST SENSIBLE TABLE
was tle bag one You could get O rub
ber bag for hot water or q brocade one
ro hold your opera glasses, YOU could
ge. q cotton bag for CI0thespins and @
rerfumed silk one for handkerchiels.
You could So, "a knitted string bag, a
machiue-made jelly bag. @ highly 0rna-
mental rag-bag made OF blue and white
tickine. and decorated with red W0rsJel
iu cwZy stitch. or you could set one Ct
those lovely ship bags. called property
enough c0mpacrgs. and which Viii
hold securely am the things you most
want Then there were bags with a.-
woud meal iu them for your bath. and
TINY bags filled with dried rose leaves.
n fact there was every sort of % bag.
clear up 90 one big enough to hold me
Doodle ot au alderman. andWMch had mo-
special use ascribed 90 To- advise
ANYBODY who wants to have sensible
tallc 10 fair to get mp this kind.
Then there was table which was
n very intellectual one, that Is 20 say
there were AN sorts and conditions OF
hmes Tor sale and for the sake OF The
knowledge you gained YOU paid three
-im.s the value of anything You bought
The claim was made THAI ON the white
manor used ior wrapping. there was
printed. I'm sold letters. % quotation m
harmony with the article inside. For
instance. "a dolls hat which brought o
DOLLAR. had for It's motto. "1line De the
.ti, of Durest white. while a hne