Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-29

may be only the antics of a fractions
wave, receding more rapidly than it
approached. But just now the extra"
bids you make mouths kissable, fiaunt
pretty, white arms in the face of your
escort, also bare, alabaster shoulders,
that he may feast upon their exquisite
outlines, if you'd be what monsieur the
artist calls the girl of the period
| 1t is worthy of comment that psychic
| science as love cure has been intro
| duced in Paris. Through the process
! employed the maiden of unrequitted at
| lection can be disillusioned. After d
| seance she will hate with the cordially
| Of an injured Indian.
| The master of applied psychics' comes
from out of the east. He claims he can
deliver any young person from the demon
! of love. Examples Of his work are salts
| factory to chaperons and distracted par
ents who have sought his Interference.
! There is talk of importing the valuable
| apostle. Mesmeric influence is responsible
| for the changed condition of mind.
| A victim relates the tale of woe. By
! simple hypnotic methods she is made to
see the faults and imperfections of the
! loved one. Presto, change! Love fees,
reason conquers, mesaillances are pre-
vented
| l cannot help thinking how profitable
such an institution would be if established
in our college towns. Young Fishes mar
riage might never have been "a tale of the
milliOnaires son and the washerwoman S
/ daughter had the promoter Of psychic
science as love cure" dwelt near by.
After ALL l don't believe we'd welcome
this unusual innovation in affairs of the
! heart.
| Secretly I've been delighted with this
! sentimental romance and its details. For
save of convention I've shrugged my
shoulders a Ia Lady Disdain when the
| boys have mentioned the subject. Al
such times 1 haven't been fair TO myself.
1 think Fiske clear grit and the dear old
daddy a trump. The Duchess couldn't
have spun a more enhancing imaginary
love yarn, though the ending would have
been long, lingering and exciting.
| Daddy Fiske forgaVe too soon. He pos
! sibly forgot his cue when he beheld the
fascinating little Irish lassle she who was
not sufficiently daring to jump a mud
hole, but bold enough to capture the rich
mans son. How complex the perforated
satanic majesty knows.
In direct contrast with this late we'd
ding is the coming one of Virgie Fair and
! young Willie X. Vanderbilt. The engage
ment of the latter pair has acted like a
I spring tonic on sluggish society. Every
body is feting them The young fledgling
quits his Harvard studies to rush madly
into business and matrimony almost sim
ultaneoUsly.
l don't wish to be dubbed inquisitive.
but l should like some one to tell me why
the Vanderbilts select for wives women
! older than themselves? Virgie Fair is five
and twenty. The man in the case has not
yet attained his majority.
Miss Fair is responsible for the autom-
obile fad reigning supreme al the moment.
All her calling and shopping are done in
one of the lightning geared vehicles
The blouse waist has taken a new
lease of life One of the most effective
models displayed is of satin foulard. Dark
blue and pale yellow are happily blended
in its construction. The sleeves and back
portions, made of navy blue foulard spot
ted in yellow, are particularly snug fit
| ting. Over the charmingly draped yellow
lace reaching from shoulder TO shoulder
outline a tucked yoke. 4 winged collar
knots of mousselane de sole suggesting
epaulettes and fluffy rosettes at the waist
line are three pleasing ideas developed by
the modiste.
Damson velvet is utilized for the vest
! and strappings of a modified Russian
| blouse. Cream guipure lace fitted over a
satin foundation pouches slightly in front
An insertion of velvet runs from shoulder
to belt. The slight ornamentation con-
s!sts of velvet tabs, stretched diagonally
across the left side, fastening with cut
steel buttons. 1t is finished off at the
neck by a high velvet collar adorned by
lace frillings arranged in crescent form.
A notable corsage treatment appears in
black silk muslin over cerise A deeper
yoke than any yet seen is fashioned of
cream lace. Mousuuetaire sleeves in con.