The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-02
SOME SOCIETY STORIES.
THEY WERE AFLoAT NEW YORK
AND PICKED UP By "5AB."


Women Who Try to Get Into Society.
cutting" a Woman You 10 Not
Rnow-stories Told of New York
Women-Soses That Bloom Unseen.
Eow She Wore Mourning-Mrs.
Kendars New Frocks and Her
Pretty Daughter-New York's Com.
ing Doll Show.
(coppIqated.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The most conspic-
uous woman in New York at present is the
one who is determined to get into society.
THE Grace TO GET INTO SOCIETY.
Nine times out of ten, if she is clever at
all, she went abroad five or six years ago.
and now comes back bringing with her a
pretty daughter. through whose aid she
expects to enter the portals sacred to the
Four Hundred. Sometimes she succeeds,
sometimes not Her mentor tells her, You
must have something special to which
you can invite people" An opera box Is
suggested and this is smiled at, for, be-
tween you and me, Invitations to the Ger
man opera go begging much oftener than is
supposed. Teen series of dinner parties
Is limited at and the instructress in social
them hnt Won must have Somstbincr H.
beside y The hssr sor,a, hine- als, La.;Ss =; y
vacht-a vscht HE, a1onyh ~ taIa 1919 -, !,
down ro Rsrnauda ond hsck 20 IL p .La.,e
dehgbtfnI utt,e tr,ns xvbanavsr IL ,,ex, 800,
annronriate and rnala svarvhoJv 49, 9e'A =
good time sailing the ocean blue; but even
a steam yacht isn't always successful.
IT DOESN'T PAY TO CUT A WOMAN.
heard how woman who yearned for
hlgher sasslety, to use vulgarism, bit off
ner nose 10 spite her race, the other day.
ooe nad, someho" or otner, gotten we'll ac-
qualhted with the people who owned line
Oh steamships, ana when they were going to
give trial trip party she managed to be
Ihe one VINO was selected Tor chaperon. In
iooking over the hst OF names or women
ihVioeo' sne saw Two VINO were unknown to
ner, whlch, Oh course, argued to her mind
that they were therefore not worth cult
waiting. Because their gowns hadn't been
.h '0eu IN ne"sPapels, because
dial ahont them sba corolmda5 tba.
thew didn't omount 10 ar~,,hino
and go MARRIED tho, off bar hooks Whs,t
she didn't know was this that tho t,vo
women aforesaid had zach Saclined tbs in
vitation as thew yvouldp,t 90 anv,,Sa-a
III der the hannsr of vulgari,v .nd III
breeding Also ,yhat che d;dn,t 49,. =,
thar these woman ,horgh thay bed,,,. 49,
wealth of Crcesus were bluer b,oodad thar
the Guelnhs a 4 both Of rbam ba = The
eptree into a set that wonld NOT For ono
r,inuta recoon;ga har Gu arora1 -
cause thew hsnnansd 10 ba roor "a $500, Usa
thav wers CLEVER anonyn to cam thair H.,
inos With brush o- nan thst 80 IA
nothing to ret from them and tharafora
thew conId ne;rhar roaLs nor ,,n,n.Ss,
her How littla she tneVand bov i;,tia
she saw into the futurei I. ese women
have told the story of their snubbing to the
| most exclusive set in New York. and when
Mrs. Sharp-Pebble makes an effort 70 know
the Van Renssalaers, the Schuylers. the
Kanes, or any of tie old people here she
will be- frozen out until even she -ecog.
nizes the mistake she has made. TIE moral
of this little story is, never cut woman
simply because she is unknown TO you-she
may be the best friend you ever had or con.
stitute herself the worst enemy.
SHE pAsspn ruporrcu rrDU .,-,,s,, r,,r,>
A-.o,,a, :, .,.,.;.o go,
aI ~. =. ~ osoihss e1oie are soule iuhn
| known societv wo,nan wbose Mann ;s ~
| historical one, and who is the authoress of a
| most charming book That, in its white and
| gold cover, has made great hit. She Il
very enthusiastic. aud not long ago at {
dinner party sad: "Men in this country
don't know how to love- II you want e
see real love you must go to Russia; there
a man says: BE mine or YOU will die, -
| Spoken dramatically and with her eyei
| flashing, everybody looked immensely in
| terested, until courtIy old gentleman ros,
| up from his chair aud bowling most gra
ciou ly responded: 80 mada 9, how tina X
| full we are chat you came back to this coun
try alive"
ROSES THAT BLOOM UNSEEN.
Another Is, that after an elaborate dinner
party, ana when the ladies' we're alone in
tne draw room, she said. with an air OF
| agony, -, dear, how my roses stick init
me-" A little woman near her said, "Bu;
you are not wearing roses" 20, yes, am,
answed the gifted 10, Il always wear then
IN my garterS, don't you" The rest of thu
| party looked unhelieving, but the cleve
| poseuse raised her skirt and showed, caugh
In the gold buckle caught IN each garter
| punch OF fresh rosebuds with their leave
and stems; then she added, "Celise forge
to take the thorns OF and lU has made me
uncomfortable al! evening""
NEW YORK woMAN's MOURNING
Still enotbar oraa,. ,,arforp,.,oo .;...,
| in her annearing at a iadias; inno,4 aso'
oownad In tho most rahio ,,,..ls..
RELATION whom sha deSnisad had s,,s+ a.
and she was ohiiged ~ mt on Suvo u,ou
| tarv mourn,no f3r a month IT, a., ~.
verv stormy hut 70 tho srrnr;e w te'
Isdias assambIad Chr drove ~, ~ W.
CARRIAGE hoIdino a largo wbita rah III.