The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-19


Daifodil yellow viii be the color OF ne
dress. and a bunch Of dafodls VIII On
pinned to the front Of her corsage- foI
evening. the floral girl affects timer, Lnor'
delicate, more sentimental nl"eT' "a III
the galaxy of blooms from W. cA 10 choose
the iily-of-the-valley is the season favor
lite. and right well doth the saratoga glI
know how to get herself up IN tae AIy-ot'
the-valley style. Her hair IS drawn closely
on the top Of ner head, ara mo t1e Illu
die Of The coil over the forehead Is fastened
y bunch Of lilies with several the broad
leaves. all standing straight upright as II
,bav- we're con { Ulurues. y OuId the upper
nsrt Of each bare ar % is tied broad, green
rriLbor ard into th4 lHw knot IS fastened
srotbar hunch OF lilies aud lily leaves. A
chain Of the leaves caught toy ther IN the
oId.fashiorei daisy CT ain style extends
over the shoulders Another chain borders
the front d tack ~ the waist, ana IS met
on the breast with huge bunch Of the III
les be skirt is caught here and there
with festoons Of lilies and an enormous
/ bunch of the same Is carried in one hand as
the floral girl taxes her evening pro nenade
Another fad OF tie summer CIR! Is to get
herself uU IN all her sweet simplicity. rot
a level nor an ornament anywhere IS visi-
be. gave for the friendship bracelet which
every woman wears locked upon her arm.
When the summer girl gets herself up IN
this way she mus, display all the taste OF
which she is p ssessed, or, instead Of look
ing pretty, Rrtless aud simple, she will look
like a guy. ard no woman wants to look
like this rhe first step in the simplicity
costume is 70 arrange the hair SO that it
appears not only as the GROWING glory Of
the gill, but as her one aud only glory
that which makes her thing Of beauty
and a charm, without any O:her attrac-
tons
10 bring about this glorious state Of her
tTesseS she first washes them eu1 hen d IS
them, brushing them AID letting them grow
fluffy until it is almost. + not quite. lmpJs-
siole TO do anything with them. Then the
merry, wicked little c eature, gathers her
locks together all IN one hand, and gives
them a loose French twist on the
back Of Ter head, securing the twist with
great, twisted gold pins. On the top she
lets the hair coil or lie loosely,
just as it will and sticks in pins here, there
and every where, until her entire bead IS a
mass Of curls, coils, puts. frIZzes and gold
pins Then, with the indispensable curling
tongs, she goes all over her head, or leLs her
maid do it for her, giving twist to all re-
lelnous locks, and leavinEa beautiful curly
fringe all around the face and at the back
of the neck A tiny fluff Of powder dashed
off, keeps the hair in curl and gives ght
pretty appearance to the general effect. BY
way Of a dress, the simplicity girl wears
muslin, or, if she is very much on the
aesthetic order, she goes in for crepe, and she
makes the dress after recipe of that high
priestess of Delsarte fashion, Mrs. Henrietta
Russell.
First of all, she cuts the material in two
pieces, and then runs the breadths together,
leaving just hole for her head. After the
dress is on few stitches will catch it under
the arms, and when q couple OF silver
girdles have bean fastened around her waist
she is ready to walk forth as the type of
and Bssheticism. This is the sort
of gown Mrs Russell wore when Whistler
put her in one Of his wa.ercolor gems, over
in Paris, the other day.
Why will women always seek to peer into
the futurei il is such a pity to do so, when
the future Is sure to come, SO quickly of
itself, il left alone. Yet, women can never
wait for the unraveling of the years which
are sure to bring them all the things which
a woman does not want. Everywhere, in
every little SPOT where blade Of grass can
grow or patch Of verdure finds its way
above brown old N lther earth, the summer
girl Is seen, stretched upon the ground,
resting her head upon her hands, anxiously
four-leaf clover. When she has once found
it, she puts it to any Of half a dozen mystic
uses. IL she wishes TO be belle and gen
eral favorite with everybody, she pins the
clover upon the right side Of her dress and
wears 1t as proclamation to all WHO may
chance to see it, that one woman has been
80 fortunate as TO secure tho talisinan which
brings success to Ter and her social under
takings
If she Is superstitious girl and does not
want any evil to befall her, she tucks the
slower IN the top Of her left shoe, aud goes
% her way trying to think no more about
It.
II size is a love-lora maiden, a love-sick
maiden and a disa pointed maiden, from
whom some other summer girl has taken
The object OF her affection and Solicitude.
she places the clover on the left side lust
over her heart. and sews it neatly with a
thread Of true blue silk, upon the dainty
SILK underwear with which the summer girl
makes herself lovely.
Ii she has not met the object of her affec-
lions and does not know who he is, she
places the clover in her right shoe and starts
out to walk, pla the right foot for
ward, secure in the thought that she will
meet him whom she seeks. Shonld the sum
mer girl find couple of four-leaved clovers,
she twista them together with piece OF
hooks the stems under her belt,
and rejoices because she has found that
which secures to her the largest number of
partners for the season.
One other use for the clover. II it is laid
In under the yellow garter which the modish
girl wears upon her left lg, 1t means an
autumn wedding, with lots of presents,
plenty of flowers. Worth dress, eight
bridesmaids, an English best man, two
maids OF honor, and everybody there to see.
CARRIE CARELESS.