The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-07

curious combination of curves and round
oIe that Helen took when she fas-
cinated Paris. The tailors ara
becoming great adopts in the
liberal use OF the light curled hair that
rounds hips, fills in angles, and makes the
scrawny girl merely slender round one.
To be too fat, or to suggest fat, is very bad
form; one wants 10 be Just rounded, and
when the artist says that-the artist in
frocks, mean-in his complimentary tone,
you may consider yourself the most compli-
mented OF any woman that has been near
him.
THE HIGHEST FORM OF ART.
Narragansett has developed the knee.
That is to say, | don't suppose people
meaning women-were without knees be-
fore. but it remains in this case 10 make
more prominent the fact that lovely woman
had a rounded and white one. She shows
1t literally in the bath; she sgims in some
mysterious way, so that only one side of her
is up, and the leg bare from the knee down.
with a foot as pink as baby's, battles
against the waves in such a way that all the
elderly gentlemen put up their double eye
glasses, and the younger ones strain their
eyes untilft would seem as il 1t would be
necessary TO get such glasses as Popping
Tom" used for them. With close-fitting
skirt on the swell girl walks so that her
I round, dmpled knee actually makes an inn
preston on the cloth, and mankind gazes at
her as If the highest form Of art had at LAST
been reached.
woMAN'S DIVINE FIGURE.
Men are great on form Good form. It's
funny how they insist on their own wives
and daughters being quiet, subdued, rather
underdressed, and satisfied with the digni-
fled life of Newport, tecause tdat's good
form, while they go over to Narragansett,
frsk around with a sylph who dances ON
| the waves in black jersey and short
| skirts, and then, later on, gets beautifully
| and mysteriously loud over bottle Of
champagne; they tell her that she's such
good form. Beauty and good form must bed
| the result OF climate aud association.
CHICAGO GIRLS TRIUMPH.
Nice girls3 Yes, there are some nice girls
| here, but the Moe girls don't look as if they
we're having good time, aud tie un-nicsl
| girls do. Some beautiful pranks have been
carried on--not the least being that at a
larky supper party, where each young.
woman put her left slipper on the table-f
don't mean with her foot In ito compare
sizes; and, curiously enough, the Chicago
girls was the smallest. All Of the other
women could have eaten her, with sauce
| piquant, for existing, but she smiled sweetly,
and said she didn't know that anybody ever
wore a shoe over number one-that 10, any
body who is anybody. lnasmuch as the
money for those clippers came directly from
the machine that takes pig and makes il
into a sausage, you could not but admire
| her ease of manner and composure, which
was perfect. But the west brings forth
great wonders, and not the least of these is
| the women.
'BAB'sn ESSAY ON CHILDREN.
The children here have a most elegsnt
time-wading and bathing aud digging
away, as II the fate of nations depended on
| the erection of forts they were engineering.
Somebody said to me: do you like chill.
drens" and l said: YES, | do, when they
are good, no matter whether they are big
or little.n And by good children / mean
children who do not scream for everything
they see, whether they ought TO have it or
not.
Children who do not ask impertinent
| questions or give irsolent answers.
| Children who are not absorbed by the
| love of tinery, nor already beginning to
consider the world according DO its money
| ratio.
Children who can sit at the table and
speak when they are spoken to. aud then
| only
| Children who, when they are big boys, do
| not fall victims to the charms of a chorus
| girl or the painted face Of perfect lady.
| Children who, when they are big girls,
| don't devote themselves to confectionery
! and novels, or think that the man who talks
the most knows the most. These are the
kind Of children | like. Are you on the
| list7 BAB.