Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-09

ON .tlH
T1t tr1ng tntSDas9Hgear we had the horse
not ", the cattle show, the flower show,
Bdog show and the innumerable doll
low, but all of them meant one thing.
!. Ebu are inclined to think that the horse
Mhow is meant to incite the breeding of
FINER horses, the flower show to make
81 orchids more wonderful and chrysan-
d fhemums bigger, the dog show to induce
khe bringing forth OF smarter puppies
Rnd the doll show to make popular hand
work and charity. But that's all mis-
lake. They are for nothing OF the sort
tThey are all for one cause.-the encour-
fgement OF woman. You get a horsy, or
p fiowery, or doggy, or many color
led background to bring out her and her
fbest gown. Nobody can deny that she
Irules the court, the camp, the grove,
probably most Of the men below,
Y though | rather doubt her having to do
Hnything with the saints above. she is
fhe acme of self possession and parades
{around the tambark, the soft dirt or the
r linen cover and invites ali the world to
come and look at her. Sometimes she
is very well worth it, sometimes she
ISL L. OCSdSiOiAaiiy AAiS oNN' - M "
ing very elaborate in her getup and, in
stead of looking like a gentlewoman,
suggests lady, of the lake again, she'll
\ aim at picturesduene5s and achieve
dowdiness. but sometimes she gains her
end and then she is SO overfowing
with pride that one wonders she doss
not burst.
It is a very funny thing, but there
orc davs in New York when you see
nothing, but pretty women, and there
are DAYS when you could, with GER
taintv. bet your luck penny without
fear of losing it that you wouldn't meet
single good looking woman on the
etreet New York has queer regula-
lions made bv nobody knows who, but
obeyed Inv the world of women. One is,
tbat woman who counts herself OF
anv Importance is never seen on i3road-
1rav EXCEPT as she crosses it to go to
some other street, except on Saturday
afternoon. Then she possesses 1t.
yo,, see her starting for the matinee,
a,ris;n,r herself with sweets and with
riolets. picking UP her chum, ana later
-rJben the matinee is over, you see
~. o,,f for a walk. You see her II she
- - not been to the matinee. You see
ber bowing to this man and TO mat
Van while all the gay world IS surg
80 nm and down and you are beng
.,n,ched to lock at this one and 70
stare at that one Of the many ceieor-
ties. Rio blonde laugh
inc. NAV Irwin. She is dressed II d
nandsorAs dark gown and wearing
hinge chinAhilla collar and a NAT COY ,.
cred with pslmes. She is as magnenc
~ ere, The streeAas on the stage, and you
on on, &c as # YOU Must stare at her as long
a - che is in sighS. Then, looking IKE
- , salI in a picture book or one OF
a : ,, nymphsS in a Worth troek,
ZINES Lillian RUSSELL, in Town ror enc
49, aor and drawn by fhrce of hapiI 10 Ihe
uss .+; nee, Saturday afternoon: der
, llla, blond hair shows against her
n pea tome of purple velvet, and her
Tlch toqas s,,nle one of cloth, fits her as
e no king OF tailors had mae ~, w shns
her feet and hands are petieciy sii'N
and gloyedA u-hya por are try
DELI rat over the intoxicatlon OF her
Ing - ,ooEs. comes fascinating Sadie
COCO ~, ~ by the bye, how Old IS
ElaItiiooS o,tinot? Has she found the
foun.,, agnificent sables, ana your eyes
SOM s,ar,, her to that lily-lke loohlns
go L., Mrs. Burke Roehe, VINO rolls
wonian,h her fathers carriage as some
by IN n as YOU remarks that she IS