The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-14
FASHIONS FOLLIES.
-ouE OF THE THINGS OF INTEREST
TO THE FEMALE SEX.

ralk Among Women Folks-The
re1k About Eats and Hosiery
ether Matters That Occupy the At
tention of the World of Women.
A short time ago a fashionable bank on
rif,h avenue, New York, needed a new
resident, the old one having accepted 8
5osition in a larger establishment down.
,,wn saws Clara Belle in the Republic.
The uptown bank is one where woman
sbounds in her most luxurious and hand
.one form. There is always a string of
..owy carriages drawn UP before the door
drring the morning hours, and inside the
hank it is all flutter of silks and ginghams
and brilliant with gentle feminine faces.
We'll. a new president was required, and
vben an old, white-haired director rose in
meeting and said, 1.-THE president of this
hank must be handsome man"
the remainder of the board seemed
,urprsed, but nevertheless raised
no objection to the remark. And
the new president proved to be decidedly
handsome. He is tall, finely proportioned
man in the prime of life. His hair is inter-
estluglg sioy 20 g A0ot IN "a ~ ust0one
:etaihS l's "a H'D,, 20. " A'' inO.e
over, enoroGgny sSy haa. ,nan, noe only
hA0ltuaily wearing sne oeSs ot cloenes' put
also e4ulDi'lne 1ne nu e' U0See III us Ae"
the bank its former prosperity has been
even more emphatic, and now q visit there
F of a bright morning is as charming an ex-
perleIhce as ooools so.uon oaiJ "ouiu
De. Ii 10 ioiin4 n"cAe' NO. ~" seu-
erauy IeoeSsaJ ~ !" Aot Suo 4au T1 " oalS
pTlVaSeiy WIN 'ns Tug lasVer
has cnai ming Hln0e, wntcu 40 no' seps-
Tate1 rom puo.o 1 81 uUln{ . Eus al
7ldea ron Tue sensraa oar oy .nlcS glsSS
WINDOWS IL was on IecenU "arh inorh-
ing tna N, =. ~ spi JoNns iauy ~ a
tnlu pun ~. Iso Su - ,is az
the ooor Oh sne 'an .o Snu Seo19 wisnln axe
sunbeam; ue -esoluUoiy ~ tue
center Oh Iue Lnot DIe uool toI hoinene,
looking ~ many u.s oo'ioIS, ou. prlhcIPaily
toWar9 'no sasI onn 'no pieoiIene
couio 70 Soon UHinns WIN wv "onnen' her
apparent inueeISion was ooserseo py tne
man IA unitom VA" Se. saan'oi aooue Inc
uan1 90 J0-i-oo " 49, go @uI SIis ~
aVluuai aPpto3oneu nor anu aSAeo "naC
sue Tequhou
~, "ane " VI 10" q nVole noney, salu sue
suppose nau pss1el aee ene presiuens
jue payiIs ,'eher wiz casn cneck Ior
you, resPonue9 INC Janl.o5' 4ne pfesl-
ueL Ix, 10 en- saseu ~ plooenO .u
1es, salo 'H9 YOUNG iaoy, ou1 1 InlnK
Will see 1iIn. ~ wall lou see' want
10 ara" icVie money.
one SonliaIea 70 ssAe 'urougn ene glass
ol VIC PieSluehCs oilce, aau Inc Jhhi1or
sloileu a"aY, noS wishing 70 interfere
iuTvher. Alter Few moments tne Two
!I L VIZ meie VIII nne PresluenC LOOK
lneiF ueparCure: 1mnieolateiy mere was e
Du' 1ue sIll Id tne ping dress was tne mrs.
10 81. tnele, anu ner loVely race hao its
oLLeoS up 'D Une PLe'iueno' as Us ooWeo Tue
WV luGIoS ~. ue oo"ou tue pretty ne"-
cllnei III oIu tuIneo " her Win most
"i'ii .L sliille ue HeaOneI was com tIlen1eo
VI, quo Pioepeos u warm summer was
spoAon u, anu 'ue oiuSnlng Erl RAISED tne
10" Ioses sue carFleu III ner
manu- manu- 70 ner lace ana nnaly
i II seo tne plesluenI Cnas sne wisheo 10
u ooat; Soo, as sue was GOING shopping. ne
e eoA 70 s,nile wl1SoIeIy; ana assisted
i .oL ~ ~ peI anu InA anu Diank cnecA, say
i nIsi SaaT sne paying VeiIer wouiq Do very
glad 10 mana ner the money. he was
t paeA pr esIuent, ana ms !inie was Valuapie,
uuT n5 n1Ueu sue oeautllui curve OF the
t smoI cx 80 % anu Suroa' anu was VIKING 70
I "a n ~ .ne tiesnuess ot ner roses: ms
Iou W pret'y CHAT aoout mowers, anu WneD
d. IDS. Vne young laoy too9 her leave mere
bo1J 81 upon Clis
nanHSoIne PreSioehss oes4. ana an ola
On, "uO nao oeen PolIng over oooks
na. Slnoe ne was Iau, peeleu over ms
'o'o.o.oS az vue pLeSSy ns.ueu Us she
rn nr so - ,io sre ginsate oitcs, anu re-
t 4n NTu W coiipanion .uae III was oeCter
s w ne oUnn sUou-iooHins U1an sooo lnatn-
Sn"t.i.n II oue "@nUeu W SnAhe Id 'ne
OAAAlns ouSlneSS'
York Sun, finds in this seasons modes It's
full accomplishment. So MANY are its
quaint designs that it is a wise maiden who
knows her own GOATS neriod. or of which
monarch's garment it is a copv. But the
first Louis. the thirteenth of the name who
reixned in France. TO be- chosen BY fashion
as the king of the mode. were a Jacket cut
into battlements all around.
And the king who reioned after him had
his coat cut long. with the BASQUE in one
and long and resnlendent vaistcoat or a
boufPant plastron Gathered into straight
gold band beneath the high faring collar
Of the coat.
And when I,ouis XIV was crovned ba
had a coat with revers to the BASQUE turn
ing away from the middle of the bach and
front below the waist onlv To exnose the
rich waistcoat.
With Louis XVI cams in tho alI-round
BASQUE. with a mncb sbortar wa,stcoat re-
yers, cuffs and fat nacLats
Henry III or wora Are t;obt coat with
the verv full skirt almost l;Sa fr;lI the
slashed woke and s,aave nufPs co axtranoeIv
pretty on slight Young qirls which must