Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-09
= DAY WITH Bah.
Correctness Of Style the Proper Caper-~1he
\ Right AND Wrong Of Inaninate Things.

one of the American girls who present
ed her English husband with twin
sons.
Bowling to this fashionable woman
and to that one is John Drew-John
Drew, who, without a single feature, is
counted the most distinguished looking
man in New York. Perfectly dressed,
he wears his clothes as il they were
part Of him and as if to them he never
gave a thought.
A contrast in appearance is the
young statesman, Perry Belmont
rather small, with keen, dark eyes,
slight must2che and dark hair He
locks as ii he ordered his tailor to make
his clothes and after that gave no
thought TO them
A slender, quiet looking girl in a
dark brown dress, a brown jacket and
a brown cloth hat. one at whom you
scarcely look and who walks by quick
ly as if she wished to pass unobserved,
is pretty little Maude Adams, who to-
day BY her good acting and wonderful
magnetism is packing theatre. With
her and talking in the most earnest
way is the creator of Gallagher" that
most fascinating of young pickles,
perfectly dressed, he has to perfection
that air OF Indifference which, among
q certain set OF young men, is counted
especially good form.
A tall, dark slender woman, whose
gown is marvel Of coed taste and per-
feet fit, is Elsie de Wolfe, at once the
woman of society and the actress, the
Wittiest talller Oil the stage and the best
ntCc ,N,, T,,~sL ba
small part she plays in "A Marriage OF
convenience" she is doing bit OF fine
work-fne because she MAKES the char
acter OF waiting maid not only per-
fectly correct, but absolutely OF it's
time in the picture as the profess
sional would say Following her and
bringing out her good points by con-
trast is loudly dressed woman, a well
known dancer, who wears across the
front of her jacket her stage name
wrought in brilliants.
Here is Herman Oelrichs big, blond
and We'll gro0med; Willard, the Eng
lish actor picturesque, Irvinglike and
utterly unconscious of the looks that
are being given him. Talking as if
he were interested to his charming
Wife, Virginia Harmed, is young
IL. = dIScllOU
in the way we call him young Soth-
ern," for | do not believe that there is
an actor to-day whose audiences are
as loyal as are those that gladly listen
and eagerly applaud his efforts.
So they come along, worker ard
ider, those on the mimic and those on
the real stage, and you and [ as we
drift in TO get a cup of tea conclude
chat Saturday on Broadway-this Sat
urday, at least-is the day for good
looking people.
1t is odd how one thing viii be abso-
lutely correct aid another one so I'M
desirable that it would Damn with
large D anything to which it was at
tached.
Did you ever stop to think of the
right and wrons OF inanimate things?
Did you ever stop 10 think that what
one person can do with success an
other one is sure to blunder over?
That the we'll turned compliment paid
By the man VINO understands The art
of conversation IS = delight. While the
attempt at il made % a nan who is ?
fool is worse than a nluuder t is
cause for defamation of character?
One woman can be tender and af-
fectionate to all mankind and charm
them, while a different type of woman
following this example is spoken OF as
fast aud found bore. You have got
to learn your meter and then fit your
self in dress and manner to that which
nature intended you to be, and thesu