The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-16
THE AFFAIRS OF WOMEN.
EATERS OF PRIME IMPORTANCE
TO THE FAIR SEX.

Good Laugh on q Gilded Masher Of
v,enna-The Latest Fad in Lace Cur
+a,ns-A Very Useful House Dress
The STYLE" for China CloseS-Field
Msrshal Won Aoltke and an Ameri-
can Girl-A Stylish Hat-Something
for Red Noses.
c,,,a years ago a royal grandmamma
..nored the younger members OF the family
-;,b an invitation to dinner. Two roiiIck-
-. rt.le bows were OF the company. and
ros.,tlv one of them, very small but
t.~h s-irited youth, became so obstreper-
Us .hot after several vain admonitions,
O-S 15r,smma sternly desired him to GO
- underneath thu table until he could
h.bave properly. After some resistance he
ab.vad and remained there very quietly.
Touched by his submission, grandmamma
soon relented, and said;
Vow. lit lie boy, if you are good you
may come cut"
did come out, TO the intense amaze
rant and confusion of all the royal table,
| sor the little imp, with the IDEA, IL Is TO be
Dr9osad of furnishing grandmamma, had
s.!;1Ta1 himself perfectly bare during his
1921 retirement, ard now proceeded to
pc round the room, clad only in Adams
rs y defying all attempts to catch and
80 him Here let the curtain fall.
The hero of this little scene was Prince
George of Wales.
There is a good laugh going round the
c;rcIes of the jeltReSse doree at Vienna
ogainst one of their number, who recently
I'D a wager to the effect that either all the
raiters in the fashionable hotels aud
rastaurants should, within a given time,
.beve Off their mustaches, which gave
mirage to these gilded youths, as being
~ uncommonly like their own, or
+So nroposer himself, falling to
hiring tins to pass, should shave off
Iis own hirsute establishment.
Things went merrily enough at first. The
ronng masner interviewed hotel keeper
/ after hotel keeper, and made some progress
toward success. For short time the objec-
tionable mustaches disappeared from the
waters lips at the autocratlc bidding OF the
bulhed landlord, though he found his men
dropping ayay one by one, and had, of
course, TO supply their places from the
ran ks of the shavelings.
unfortunately for the noble masher his
sinnle proposal turned eventually into the
usual struggle between capital and labor.
The case YVES taken up by the Association
If Walters which threatened to expel from
tbe society any mem GER degrading himself
nv humoring aristocratic caprice in this
wav. So the mustaches are sprouting once
more on the waiting" lips, aud the owners
are waiting eagerly for the given time to
eapse when the bet will be lost, and by Its
terms their would-be dictator will have to
fubmit TO the same depilatory process which
be in vain attempted TO impose upon them.
Bray0, waiter.
Lace curtains formed entirely of gold
Ithread are among the most splendid of
modern draperies. Some Of these curtains
have recently been imported from Paris.
Dne consists Of Brussels lace of gold wire
bread. The border has beautiful floral
design, while tie body Of the curtain has a
nass of floral garlands, with a suspended
wal panel of ribbons and flowers, all
brought with gold thread on a ground of
I'D network, spotted at intervals with a
aper leaf of gold lace.
There seems to be a craze for si.verware
parlor ornaments. and in salon, music
pom, library and private apartments, salad
owls, teapotS ami even soup tureens and
asst racks are displayed along with cher
bed candlesticks and call bells In some
Dmes there are cabinets of silver in minia-
lsre, which ladies of leisure collect, and
aiO shops are rausac6ed and foreign age ats
ssleged for tea balls, fruit knives. card
SIS, pocket mirrors, medallons,
oD6onniers. vinaigrettas and many other
BIZ ious and valuable odds and ends. Mrs
cks-Lord has cabinet literally stocked
RItd art studies in sterling, representing
Fmall tableware, toilet goods and animated
nature, with monsters OF the deep and the
1rest in inch forms. Mrs. Irene Wilson
has II her salon small table laden with
fllveg live stock. every item of which is a
nas terpece.
The stylish hat is in ecru felt and the
Felvet BOWS are 10 a darker shade of null
Eberry, ami the beautiful feather trimming
whch enclrces the crown may harmonic
ether with the felt or the velvet, or be
back Or you might vary the arrange
&nelt as follows: Let your felt and velvet
Zoe IN seal brown and the feathers in black.
Silver grays and pearl grays arc very popu-
lar, and they may be garnitured with
gray and delicate pink velvet and flowers.
Home faces look very piquant
wUn felts turned smartlv up
ft the back; while the pointed
uroan' does better for others. These tur-
pans are often quite small, and call for re-
ned and tasteful trimming. Velvet, rib
on and feathe. S arc mucn used for them,
ne velvet beng dotted over with cut steel.
nave noticed some felts trimmed With
% ms IL two and even in TIRES colors.
Of instance, black Angola felt trimmed
.VA Sa6ln ribbon in three shades, moss
oeI, ezalea and corn color; or q brown
AZ, WIN tan, linden green and brown.
iVaongh this rough felt is more suitable
calldrens and misses hats, yet you see
II o1 older heads great deal, and they
"a Well TOO, especially when in brown or
'e9, trimmed with pink Or blue
A very pretty story about the great Field
ShaI Won Moltke and an American girl
ues from Berlin. One evening during the
71v festivities in his honor Won Moltke
p present at a regimental banquet in one
Ooe principal hotels in Berlin, and an
l7'l .dn lady, who with hec daughter
49, =, o'a, lHT at the hotel sent note TO the
fi'- al mclosing photograph of him
10 "--; ; she requested him 20 sign.
t1palned that that day vas
qanghters 18th birthday. and
V19 you g lady would treasure the
Siaph more than all her other birthday
4laaSWer to the note came a request
we eifl to so TO the banqueting nail,
a'yA the LITTLE American found herself
'eI'tr Of brilliant company of Off
r,,-r On Sloltke spoke kindly to the
,. ' t aoas.ed maiden, questioned her
b uer lavo lite pursuits aud her studies,
,r a't not only siGned the photograph
Wy. oo IN 1t In English the words: 81
va, Ing anu now am Old, yet have
- seen Inc righteous forsaken."
o,y giy useful house dress, says the
mace as follows: The first