The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-04
GIDDY CARRIE CARELESS
Gives q Lesson in the Charming Art
of Hand baking.
(Copurioht)


New York, Jan. S--How few women
have learned the art of giving good hand
shake. They mince and daily with couple
of fingers, or extend limp, helpless hand to
be taken in its limpness and squeezed by the
shaker, or to be left dangling in another
hand that is just as lifeless. Let all those
who value minor mplishments, learn
the art of greeting.
| Give-if you give at all-the whole hand.
Take firm grip upon the shakers ha d,
aud then with u squeeze, slight squeeze,
| mind, be ready for further developments
! Should tue owner of the hand that is
clasped in your vise-like grip be partial to
| the pump handle motion, you will at once
detect 1t and fall into line, so to speak.
| Should you detect symptoms of a side to
side jerk, a lew yanks on your part will
stamp you forever as a woman of perceD-
| ito and dlScernmeDt. The rotary motion
! is not hard to initiate, nor is the quiet, firm,
forceful pressure hard to acquire.
Once iii the whole days wahderings, you
may Fl d a good hand-shaKer, and when
| you do, you won't need to make note of
him, for your memory will carry you
bodily over lapses of time and space. o,
the magic of a good shake hands. I'm
speao abel Indescribable! Indisputable!
Gloriousl Convincing! Satisfying
Self-feeding pens and self-feeding mucil-
age bottles are, like self-feedlng women, apt
to get cranky. But don't get out of
patience with them. Think what an i'm
provement they are upon The old, incon-
venieut styles.
When the first mentioned articles become
unbearable, one can get new supply for a
| paltry sum, but one must often struggle
and bear with the self-feeding woman,
though her lines of thought and action be
ever so dark and devious. Bear, prithee,
with the self-feeding woman. She has been
but recently to feed upon the meats and
heavy diet that her brother has lived upon
for years. What wonder if bIth head and
heart become hillary by a too sudden
change to heavy food.
Mrs. Ward McAllister, of whom one hears
SO little, is an extremely literary woman,
an iuce ssant reader of books, paper, maga-
zines and things. She fiatters herself and
Mr. McAliister fia1ters himself that the
twain can c1rry off the palm anywhere.
The one outshines all associates il elegance
of style and manner and the other Keeps
up her end charmi lgly in matters literare.
OF course, each shines with light reflected
from the glory of the other, so there is
nothing to be desired for the McAl.ister
combination.
Full dress at the opera is the rule now;
street gowns the exception. The old dis
covery that women looked as if they were
sitting up in bath tubs can be made anew
each evening that one chances to drop in
upon the play. AS little frock as possible,
and great quantity OF fan and ton of dia-
monds is the recipe for box beauty, fla
vored with geegaws to suit the taste. Serve
bubO ling.
Leather leggins that go all the way up to
the knee are to be had at the shops in re-
spouse to an order and five dollar bill
They may be put on over low shoes ard
rrh mr. han dfrar cf,- al
They must always be made to order upon
measurement, for the leathe- muss ft closely
unless it will wrinkle and sag. The incest
leggins are of glove kid. With these no