The Wasp — 1889 — page 201: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains five separate articles/sections rather than cartoons: 1. **"At Cheyenne"** — A satirical story about Young Lochinvar meeting a woman named Mariana, with Eugene Field credited as author. 2. **"Some Points of Etiquette"** — Advice column satirizing Victorian social conventions (not whistling, not discussing engagements, proper conduct toward ladies). 3. **"A Perplex Predicament"** — Story involving Jenkinson Wipedunks and Felicity McGinnis, apparently satirizing social awkwardness. 4. **"Three Kinds of Liars"** — Classification essay about liars: ornamental, terrestrial/celestial, and honest liars, with anecdotes. 5. **"A Kiss in the Dark"** and **"Christening a Caller"** — Brief humorous stories about social situations. The page is primarily text-based satire mocking Victorian etiquette and social pretension rather than visual cartooning.