The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-15
IN WOMAN'S WORLD.
COME OF TIE THINGS WHICH IN
TERESr THE FAIR SEX.

Stories IQhb may AlLoE65I Juo many
Other Matters of More or Less I'm
portsnce.
Miss Harriet Pullman, says the Louisville
Truth, daughter of the palace car builder,
who is to be married in the spring. is as well
Known in New York, Paris and London as
,be is in Chicago, for she divides her time
between these cities. In appearance she is
tall. superbly formed, a typical American
viri independent, dashing. straight and
strong. She is not exactly beautiful, but
she has rather an intellectual face. She is
alinguist, musician, something of an art
ist and student of the drama. She dresses
with rare good taste. l saw her once in a
bankers Office in Paris where she had come
with letter OF credit. The bank clerk
eyed her for moment carefully, examined
her letter of credit and then timidly in
ouired: How will you have itg
I'm bills was the quick response.
"How much do you wantF'
Gan OF it."
"But it's for SIS ,OOOI'
81 know it. need it ALL have to pay
nv French dressmakers and milliners to-
morrow, before l return TO America
The clerk almost had fit, but he handed
the young lady the money, and she swept
out Of the Office.
some day she will be worth good many
millions. Her husband that is to be is
wealthy, too. Her wedding will be great
event. Her sister Florence is said to be en-
gagged to be married to a newspaper writer
Of this city.
have often thought, says writer 10 the
New York Press, what curious develop
xu,,nld ho xyioIAad
scientific investigator, like Herbert Spencer,
would set to work studying out the first
causes OF GOODNESS between man and wife
In many cases they would be found to be
ridiculously insignificant, but yet none tine
less effective. We know, or think we
know, why NapoleonI. divorced Josephine,
slut what curious disclosures would be made
II Henry VIII. had only left written state
ment of his reasons for changing wives so
often. Human affection is IA curious thing
Sometimes it will go through fire and fame
for It's object; then, again, a light word
tloughtlessly spoken, a sheer, or some ap-
parently insignificant act, will nip it in the
bud, destroy it absolutely, turn it into the
most complete indifference.
Bible students will remember how terri
bly, displeased David's wife was when he
danced under her window, and l knew of
such case in my day when a young wife
took deep and lasting dislike to her hus-
band because no attempted to waltz in the
presence of a large assembly.
A lawyer friend assures me that the dis
turbing causes of conjugal affection which
ultimately lead to divorce are oftentimes
the most trifing and absurd, such as inabil-
ity to spell correctly or disposition to over
eat. In one instance it was vulgar laugh
which had been carefully disguised by the
girl during courtship.
"By the saving Of candle ends and SIGH"
we are told. Miss Mehetible Green grew
exceedingly rich" However skeptical we
may feel, says the New York Tribune, as to
TO the possibility Of such desirable results
coming from candle-ends, it is nevertheless
true that thrift and constant care in petty
economies will accomplish wonders. One
has only to compute a little to realize what
really respectable proportions the simplest
savings consume when carefully managed.
very satisfactory account Of successful
frugalities is that of a German lady who
saved every scrap Of paper, and by
the means Of bags hung in divers piaces
prevailed upon the various members of
her family also to put every morsel of old
letters, etc, into the handy receptacles;
moreover, not only her family, but her
friends, were persuaded to keep and give
her all the bits and scraps Of paper which
would otherwise be thrown away. These
collections she sold. and for in frugal Ger
many these things are poSsible) with the
money derived in this manner she supported
an institute for benevolent purpose. This
Is an actual fact, and only goes to show how
much may be done in converting waste
material into sources of revenue.
There is something peculiarly distressing
In this decree OF science that kissing endan-
gers health, says q vivacious writer. 1t Is
painful TO reflect that henceforth we shall
not be able to read our favorite novellst's
description of his heroine's full, pouting
lips, parted in a smile, and showing two
rows Of perfect teeth without having I'M
comfortable cogitations about the microbes
that must be lying there in wait for any
unwary lover. Othellos agonized cry about
dying on kiss will have new and literal
meaning that will take all the poetry out of
1t. Under the circumstances longevity,
purchased at the loss Of kissing, may be
blessing, but in which way, we poor victims
81 the transition period cannot guess. But
would be certain then, as it is certain
pow, that the man who lives simply to
No'd death is taking large amount of I'M
Necessary trouble at great cost, and that
ne grave will be as surely waiting for him
his unlovely isolation as it is for US. Wise
Edwlns and Angelinas, however, will turn
\ 6 deaf ear to science, and kiss and kiss,
\ al be happy after the fashion of their
psclentlhc but not utterly miserable an
\ tStors.
The beginning of every season, says the
\ew York Sun, witnesses the spasmodc
orts OF glovers to foist upon a long-suffer-
\ public fancy novelties In startling
fors and bizarre designs because there is
pre TO be made in selling one pair of these
pm In three of the ordinary gloves Now
glove displays include brilliant purple
green tints, lemon yellow gloves, van
lhed In at the wrist with white or black,
e those of brilliant scarlet with black
lsts. A bright saleswoman answered
query as to what kind Of people pur-
fsed the gloves with the expressive
Fhch shrug Of the shoulders aud LAS
pcy as the glove, take it."
arls has gone wild over a kind of en-
piaered gauntlet tor visiting, but New
TX women find this jewel-wrought cuff
comfortable for wearing with the long
Ee sleeve of the mode
or morning wear gentility selects the
slsh dogskin glove, with Tapped seams
Dacks decorated only with raised welts
re KID, IN tans or the reddish-browns.
OF calling and theater wear the pearl
Pte glove, with heavy black stitching on
J. uaSK, Is the universal choice, no matter
severely tailor-made the gown may be.
fse gloves have large black or guilt but
r. ana probably more four button gloves
SOLD than any other.
lor evening wear the most popular So.
pom Is the dressed kid four button glove,
lCh comes uo1u in oil tha l;~bt apd dali-