The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-30

bestowing this good gift, and we must dc
the best we can TO make articles that shall
act as half-gods, giving what the true god:
have denied. A magic preparation toi
keeping frizzes sin" is found IN mixing
equal parts Of glycsrine and rose weter. and
amounting the hair freely with II before
curling; or an equally good mixture is
made OF perfumed olive oil with beeSwax
Dissolved therein. Either OF these does
nicely, and the young woman who tries
them is warranted not 70 without, as 70
her curls, on a rai0y day.
Up and away. the best thing for washing
the hair is hard soap, procured from the
kitchen. Make strong suds, rub 1t quickly
on the hair and just as quickly WASH
it of again, This removes superfiuous oil
and leaves the hair in good condition for e
! general rubbing and shampooing with
warm water and perfumed toilet soap.
| Soap-suds thickened with glycerine and
I the white of an egg are responsible for the
lovely satiny gloss to be seen in the back
coils of so many OF our pretty society
! lassies.
Indoor tennis is one Of the popular win
! ter sports. 10 has been discovered that
nothing builds up the figure like handling a
racket, hence all the girls are playing ten
mis- fit to kill" in both rain and shiue.
The costume for indoor tennis is more
abbreviated than was possible for outdoor
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down as the waist, and copIous Jersey
flannel shirt, with all wool stockings and
cork soled shoes, are worn for this glorious
indoor pastime. The costume is made
somewhat warmer, 10 induce perspiration, as
that is the best factor in predicting q good
complexion.
Mrs. Langtry seems to be having a COR
geous time every day in the week. She is
i'll no end OF trouble with managers and an
ex-husband, yet, with it all, she enjoys her
self with as much external care as If no
cares had ever chased themselves DER her
brow. At Brighton she drove out Sundays
and weekdays, wh9n on duty. attended by
as many cavaliers as her cart would hold,
and 1t is an Off occasion when she does not
have an escort of one or more men. She Is
coming to America soon.
There is a restaurant way down town
that Is Bohemian restaurant, and no mis-
take about it. Artists, newspaper men,
actors, aud all others who earn their living
precariously, daily do congregate there to
PICK noon-day meal. All nationalties can
be suited. There 10 spaghetti for the Span
lard, macaroni for tho Italian under-done
mutton for the Englishman, and turkey for
the American. Wines are cheap. A whole
bottle of burgundy can be purchased for 80
cents, and good glass OF claret at 10 cents,
also port and sherry for the same prices.
Few ladies venture to 20 here alone,
although they may do SO with perfect pro-
priety. One enterprising woman stalks in
daily, and eats of the fat OF the land all
unmolested by the Bohemian groups that
surround all the tables but her own solitary
one. If some day she should take notion
to. have fellow of her own she can easily
secure ono here, for there are gathered to-
geUher all nationalities and all varieties
And no one need go hence manless
At least that is what they say. Suppose,
girls, that we go there some day and try it
Tor ourselves CARRIE CARELESS.