Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

considered one OF the summers best
catches is said 10 have invented a new
sweater. It is of two-slded cotton and
wool. The inside is white cotton, the
outside of colOred wool. The cotton
keeps away the creepy feeling OF the
sweater and provided wool for warmth
and absorption The best color, to be
in the fashion. IS a poppy red with a
touch of the white lining showing under
the chin. Pale lilac. sweaters are worn
for full dress"
FULL DRESS SWEATERS.
In these days of bicycling the young
man who wheels from town TO town TO
attend an evening entertainment must
be provided with a way of being dressy
and showing proper respect to his hos
tess. With the thermometer at 80 and
the air at humiditys excess point, he
cannot wheel in d laundered shirt The
sweater must be worn. And for these
occasions lilac, mauve, shrimp, cerise
and turquoise blue are provided. The
material is very fine and the garment
very becoming.
The Kaiser Wilhelm has been aston
ish.ng Summer-Germany with his
lOunging and yachting suits, and,
though reluctantly, the shops are begin
ming 10 show copies of them. That they
are good" none of the great houses
that are dress authorities can deny.
One of these lounging suits was a
fawn color, with shirt Of blush yellow,
and tie 10 match. Out of the pocket
stuck a bright yellow silk handkerchief.
The band upon the straw hat was bright
yellow and the hat almost fawn shade.
When Watching for pleasure the En-
perOr wore'a greenish blue yachting
suit, a white cap and tan shoes. An
Alpine hat of snow white he wore with
a suit OF grey linen duck.
The Duke of Marlborough is respon-
sibla for a new style this summer. This
Is the undressed kid glove. He wears
them in a new shade called coffee yell
low, which is reallya red brown. 1t is
the color OF cOii-e when it comes out Of
the pot a rich. strong, red brown. The
seams Of these gloves are heavily stitch
ed in a self color and the stitching up
on the back is OF the same. The Duke
wears no others, nor does his friend,
the young Duke of Manchester, who
comes to America soon.
THE CYCLE SHOE. z
The high shoe is but little worn by
men cyclers. The low shoe. fitted with
elastic at the sides and tall at front and
back, is liked by men with well-shaped
feet. But. as the majority of masculin-
ity are a little sensitive about their in
steps, and as the shape increases the
number Of inches from heel to toe, the
low tie IS liked better. There is a
buckled tie which gives the foot grace
iul look and a plain tie which makes it
a trifie stubby, buj IS very comfortable.
The fancier the stockings the better,
and if black stockings are insisted upon,
for any reason, like uneven calves, then
the tops may bloom like 4 rose, every
color being combined.
KnicEers are not quite so full as they
were, but are baggier at the knees.
Their bottoms are very broad.
It is said that Ii Hung Chang has
written ahead 70 a New York tailor to
have certain dress and promenade suits
ready for him upon his arrival, and that
the tailor is torn between conflicting
emotions. Shall we have the clothes in
The Insight of style, or shall he consult
LIS complexion and probable taste?
One of the suits is pear yellow, almost
green.
To originate a fashion is the height Of