Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-28

Sat1HS anu an
cne Yfripps and fTlpptries, but here 1t
is demanded that girl must be pref
ty. If she has three white wash
dresses-that is to say, two at the
laundress, while she is wearing the
third, yet looks pretty-she is sue
cess.
There is one girl here from Rich
mond who claims that she can man
age to have more solid enjoyment in
"a hours than the average girl does in
"a days. This is her method: In
the morning her colored maid helps
her dress in white pique gown, with
plain skirt, jacket bodice, white
leather belt and null tie, with a big
fiaring bow nesting under her chin
that seems to say to each and every
young man, Don't you wish you
were as near this dimpe as | am?"
Her hat is a smart looking sailor,
with band showing the Stuart
plaid, while her gloves, displaying no
rings under them, are of white cham
ois.
At the Pier a chaperon is not ne
cessary, so my pretty girl trots off to
the casino with big Jack Gordon. If
you ask her anything about it, she will
say in tones as soft as her heart:
"Oh, he's all right. He and my faith
er are second cousins, and his mother
when they were girls they were great
and my mother are third cousins, and
friends. Even now when they meet
they talk about what the gentlemen
did for them-rode horses up stair
cases, jumped high fences and did
marvels to prove just how much
each of them loved his lady. 1t is
really a great deal better and might
ly more effective than sending flow
ers or buying candies" After rat
tlingoff this the lady looked scorn at
her escort, who pulled his mustache,
hoping to increase its growth, and
wished that women's mothers did not
remember so much and put such ideas
into girls heads.
These two had a very light break
fast-some strong coffee, bit OF toast
and an egg eaten directly from the
shell. Then she anu Jack had stroll
and Jack whispered all sorts OF moth
ings to her-pretty nothings-whlle
she. woman1ike, wondered II Celestlne
had dressed her properly, or II that
was her petticoat that was slipping
when home was reached, home being
the barnlike hotel, there came the
great event of the day-the bathing
Nobody who is anybody batnes at
Long Branch, because where the bath
ing is good it is dangerous. Nobody
who is anybody battles at Newport
hecause it is not good style, but eve
rvbody. from the small boy dressed in
an airy nothing up to his grandma
ther. literally swathed in dairy fan
mel. Frances and jumps in the water
and feels how good it is to be alive
and TO be the next best thing to q
mermaid.
Nature has been very kind to the
Richmond girl and given her hair tha
curls naturally; consequently rubber
cans and closely plated braids were
not necessary to this sweet maid, as
wearing a long cloak of white serg'
that covers her from head to foot ant
accompanied by her dark maid, sh'
Joins the group of men waiting TO
Y her. The cloak is removed, and sh'
\stands a symphony in white and vel
NV that would have delighted Whist
\cdest? Oh, her dress is modest
1t is plated skirt owe
IS and a bodice that shows
istcoat OF yellow, while o
Is white cap, from under
flows all her yellow, cuI
" other girl Is furicu
= won't stand thih BY
" lfattL ito =