The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-11
BABIES FASHIONABLE.
SMART YOUNG WOMEN PROUD TO
BE MOTHERS.

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How Fashionable Babies Are dressed.
Toe Art of Keeping Young New
York Club Men Are Drinking MIX.
The Woman With a Headache.
What Drives Some Women Insane.
The Social Sets of New York-The
Literary Set Of the Metropolis-Wha
Women Should Wish for.
Copyright 1917
NEW YORK, Jan. ia much mooted
question just now is. SIS it fashionable to be
a motherp and 1t may be most emphatically
answered In the affirmative. The smsrtest
of the young fashionable women in New
York are never SO proud as when they are
accompanied in their drives by handsome
baby-prouder and happier il they happen
to have twins; and the whole lot of them
were as envious as they could be when one
Of their set presented, on Christmas day, 30
her happy husband, two Of the sweetest girl
babies you ever saw. And what Is more,
these very fashionable babies are very
simply dressed, but With every thought
given to their comfort Beautiful, fine
fabrics are used for their little frocks, but
lace and embroidery are counted as unde-
sirable, though no end of fine sewing BY
hand is permitted.
EDITH KINGDOM HAPPY MOTHER.
One Of the happiest looking mothers in
New York Is Mrs. George Gould, prettier
now than she ever was; and with one of the
handsomest three-year-Old boys, she looks
as il she was 30 glad she was In the world,
ana 40 glad shs had her boy, that it 1s an
absolute delight to watch her face. At the
doll carnival her dolby the by. it took a
prize-was dressed exactly as she does her
little boy when he goes out to take the air.
1t wore long undressed kid leggings,
warm flannel skirt, over 1t
SKIRT SKIRT and ts Ee gown b sa Gpt sas
simply made Of linen lawn. Its coat was
q white one, with a cape to IL, and the hat
q wnits silk shirrei oae that tied down
over the little ears to keep them warm.
The hands were covered with brown gloves,
and a little ermine muR on q cord was
swung about the neck so it couldn't be lost
even if 1t wanted to. Its coat collar was
fastened with little bar pin on which was
engraved, Little Jay" so Jay, Jr., was
duplicated in a doll.
MATERNITY NOT OUT OF FASHION.
Pretty Mrs. Burke-Roche is seldom seen
| in the daytime without her little group
about her, the twin boys and the demure
little maiden named Cynthia, while IL you
go a-visitipg down where the hunting
set mostly COLLECT, you will find that
in each country house the nursery is full
and that the little people ore thought Of
with great pride. 1t has only been among
vulgar, new rich set of people that IL is
limited that maternity is out of fashion.
That woman's life is never quite complete
who lie not wife aud a mother; and, my
friend, when you hear some young woman
laugh aud say shs wouldn't be bothered
| nth hahU Hpatk holiarra
hasn't seen tit TO make her a mother aud the
bravado With which she talks Ia rs sorrow
full as If she had put her grief into words.
Every normal woman wants to be a mother,
and when she doesn't there is something
wrong about her, something wicked, and
she can never be either a good friend or a
good wife unless she has this desire We
may only have bread and cheese to offer,
but you know II they are spiced with kisses,
they have q favor that the finest sweets,
the richest OF game and the most delicate
fruits do not possess.
HOW WOMEN CAN KEEP YOUNG.
Have you had any instruction In the art
Of keeping yourself young foreveri This Is
the method. Ii ia strongly recommended
that every woman who can 20 to bad three
days IL the month, sleep as much as posi-
BILE sRd think and eat es little. II she can
stand it, glass of milk and viohy at Morn
ing and night will DO quite enough for her.
II abe finds hersolf faint, an egg beaten up
in the milk will soon straighten her up.
There is no doubt about 1t that little fast
Ing is a good thing. and the woman who has
the courage to do this will work better live
longer and look better than the woman who
hasa't the courage TO seek the seclusion OF
of her bed fpr three days. Ress, and enough
of it, is what the American woman wants !;
no matter what she Is doing, her nerves are
drawn like the strings of hddle, aRd they
are bound to break either ali at once or one
at a time.
She is inclined TO eat good bit of non
sense, and so her stomach demands its rest
as well as her nerves. and 1t gets it If the
three days are adhered TO.
CLUBMEN ARE DRINKING MILK.
By the by, there has never been so much
| vogue given to milk as there Is lust now.
In fact, there are hundreds of clubmen who
have never seen as much since they went
frem one bottle to another. You are asked
to have glass of hot milk and vichy, Just
as you are asked to have cup of tea or
some creme de nsenthe. In a out-glass
goblet, standing on bright-hued plate, the
| milk and vichy Is particularly appetizng,
and IL is marvellous how much OF il the men
drink. Now, this isn't the result of preach
log a temperance sermon. Ii is the result
Of offering q simple drink in an attractive
manner. Service in this world means so
much, and really 1t seems to be more
appreciated by men than by women.
A boiled potato aud piece of
. beefsteak on hot plate, with a
glittering silver fork and bright steel
! knife, with the butter in a dainty little pat,
and the bread in a smooth cut piece. with
the whitest of napery, is more appetizing
. than dinner Of twenty courses served in a
careless fashion. When women learn that
, q man not only wants his stomach. but his
, eyes, catered to, there will be fewer labor
! riots, fewer men to dine away from home,
|, aud fewer clubs that depend on married
; men for their support.
: THE WOMAN WITH A HEADACHE.
/ INVADED through one column Of closely
printed matter headed, "Do you ever have
i a headachep only to discover, when
reached the tail end Of it, that it was an adj
q vertisement for patsnt medicine; but il
got me to thinking about headaches, their
causes and their effects. ! have no SYM
uathy With q headache that results from
5 overeating, aud which appears ia the
4 morning at the breakfast table with wet
baudage tied firmly about its fore
3 head, decidedly cross expression
: on its face, and which, by its pecul.
Q isrities, causes the entire family to fee
blue. That.kind is best put out by beating
q with sticks and double dose OF charcoal /;
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