The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-21

wore in liking Solomon's Mines This is
outside the vest 4 large overcoat agd q
Z psir # bic checked trousers. dTab and green
I II hue, and stovepipe, complete the equip
ment.
Mrs Marquita Hewitt, a New York lady,
/ ia doing a remarkable thin gin thea rical cir
( Giles. Sne has written three plays OF widely
{ varying character, a society play, comedy
and tragedy. Thee sill be produced at
single matinee about Christmas tine at
the Star the ter by actors prominent In
theatrical life.
The Fsilowcraft Club had a most delight
full series Of ar receptions, al which they
were so 70 tn ate as to secure the attend
ance OF Mrs. Grover Cleveland and Mrs.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox r chsrd Watson
Glider Is president of the clu". Is 1t gsner-
ally known that Ma Cleveland aud Mrs.
| Glider are CO 1sinsf
I. D. Witt Talmage is about to take
trip through the vest. II ever preacher
was adored by the newspaper fraternity, 1t
Is d.. TalEage. He seldom taxes pay for
small literary ser gices, and never refuses
him-elf u reporters, male or female. Poor
fellow" be Will say when one of tae former
is nagging him for an interview, "P or fell
low, LEI him in. He is probably struggling
along 10 earn living. | will let him quiz
Inc fer few minutes"
One immense rose is the fashion nova
stock, with yard or two or stem dangling,
or it may be worn high in the belt, so that
the rose comes just under the chin. bunch
is not permissible. IL must be 1ugt one
rOs', or none at all.
There are many snowbirds abroad in the
land, or young women VINO dress so much
like them that they may be called by tue
title. White stuff frocks, white fur capes,
tan gloves and tan and white has are the
fashionable equipment for Indies who go out
to make New Year calls.
Mrs. James g. Blaine, Jr., is described az
having the handsome { hands and feet of
any woman in New York. They are per-
feet, and have escaped emaciation from the
long illness taat their owner has suffered.
Bustlss are again fashionable for house
dresses, though they are very small, scarcely
more than the suggestion Of a protuberance.
Net sleeves are worn in the house all winter,
taking the place Of plushes and brocadei for
sleeve materials. A large, loose surah sash
Is knotted about the waist and hangs down
in big Fl fly loops.
The Ada Rshan dog collar Is a thing Of
beauty for canine lovers and owners. Three
Ii tie leather straps go around the bod j.,
one around the neck and Two more az suit
able intervals Of doGgy's anatomy. TO the
top OF each OF these straps a small harness.
like arrangement is fastened so that doggys
mistress can lift him, little paws and all
over muddy crossings. She can also elevate
him above the attentions, both friendly and
warlike, Of otCer puppies. IL doggy's mis-
tress has more gold spoons than che can
count, she SELLS q few Of them and gets
few briiliants set in the leather harness and
has a z I'D handle made for it, The collar
is set with jewels, and is itself solid silver
or gold.
Gotham Is fairly teeming with nasty. un-
savory divorce and separation suits. If you
are nice and clean and decent, ejJice in the
fact with great rejoicing.
indianapolis is having treat Mrs. Har-
rison has been visiting Mrs. Mckee, as the
society Iapers have told US, but they did
not toll us that the presidents wife TOOK her
gray satin inaugural gown with her, her
first reception dress and her celebrated lat
home" frocks. One exceedingly bee ming
garniture of Mrs. Harrison's is gold passe-
menterie fastened to the bodice with dia-
mond pins.
All the reading world has been electrified
by the announcement that Elizabeth Stu
art Phelps Ward has written an erotic
novel People could not at first believe it.
They must buy the afflicted book, ana
peruse its pnlsing pages for them elves. But
they are red-hot and no mistake. There is
the same old-time kissful clinging that we
learned to know aud love In Amelie Rives
pages. the same yearning sinuouSi les that
held us spelibound 10 Laura Daintry, and
the some coy Let Ne Go hold me fast at
Effectiveness that has held us through thick
and thin to Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Oh, Eliza
BETH Elizabeth How could you have
written Come ForthT Was it your fault
or Herbert'sl WhenI read your burning
pages, IN which you seek to glorify uncon-
yentionallties and improprieties, and when
think Of the soathing criticisms you have
been casting upsn the ways of modern So
ciety, an at a loss | am puzzled How
can you, how do you reconcile the two
widely conflicting ideasa 1t is beyond me.
When try TO puzzle 1t all out, | can say
with the immortal wheel, II am 80 tired
CARRIE CARELESS.