The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-07

manu- III OsOdQ rutf1e.
A lovely yellow brown French cballie
was trimmed with black lace. A ruffie of
the lace fell over the knuckles to the depth
OF i've or six inches, and a side plating of
she same was put on the waist outlining
spanish jacket. Around the basque was
IAN OF lace nearly half yard deep extend
Ing nearly to the knees. The waist was
given coat-like effect by Louis Quatorzs
CUTS and long coattails.
The English Newmarket Jacket is coming
INTO favor. 1t is long, reaching half way
70 the knees, with lapelS turning back from
vest OF different material. Two straps
or couple of fancy buttons secure it at the
waist The cuffs are deep and fiaring.
A beautiful Newmarket jacket recently
seen was OF corn-h ,wer shade of smooth
Cloth 1t was edged around the cuffs, collar,
iapels, and bottom with gold cord. The
vest was OF white duck lined with primrose
surah. The vest was adjustable and could
he fitted to the jacket or taken out and sup
plled with new one at will.
Gray corduroy is to be fashionable ma
rerlal both for the house and fox street
wear. A very dressy gown of it was cut
upon the Princess style. 1t was laced up the
back of the bodice The front of the bodice
mad walStcoat of ecru brocade with gray
ground. Epaulettes of the corduroy were
edged with silver and bronze tinted galIoon.
W. Apo VI Ono HdilOOil extended down The
sides OF the skirt. The entira suit was a
model in taste and skill, the fit being perfect
and the style adapted to the tall blonde who
was TO wear it,
Some Of the new stockings have verv
pecull patterns. says the Pail Mall Bud0et.
One, for instance, is striped with all
the colors of the rainbow, another has a sort
OF dice pattern III black aud white, third
has corrugated surface, and a fourth is
parti-colored. There are lots Of other odd
patterns, but 1 think those Just men
toned are about the QueeresJ | saw.
Stockings of fine cashmere or Isle
thread for day wear are mostly en-
broidered with floral designs or
streaKed with alternate lines of yellow and
green. gold and pink or chocolate and blue.
Stockings in a soft shade OF Russia leather.
with open-work fronts, look pretty worn
with shoes made of that material. 1t would
be impossible to say which are the favorite
colors for evening wear The best make of
silk stockings are as transparent as the finest
gauze. They generally have as much lace
as silk in their composition, and cost IS to
So 25 pair.
1t is always interesting TO know, says the
Sun, what colors are used or selected by
royal families as being their very own. To
England, the only royal family of modern
times which has selected it, belongs scarlet,
aud it must be confessed that it is a mo
effective color. The royal households of
Portugal, Prussia, Sweden, and Of most of
the German princes wear blue; Russia
chooses dark green; Austria delights in
black and yellow. According to the
usual belief scarlet as the royal household
color of England was chosen because of the
red rose of the Plautagenets; but this is not
true; it was taken from the field gules of
the royal standard and from Henry's adop-
ton of the scarlet dress of the yeomen of
the guard. In days gone by it was the
privilege of the aldermen's wives to wear
scarlet gowns, but EnglishmeR having
announced in song and story that they
never will be slaves, the general English
woman of to-day is never so happy as when
she has an entire red gown, or coat. or some
touch of the glowing color about her.
For several months, says the Sun, the
choicest girls in England have devoted their
best energies to balancing, swaylng, twist
ing and bounding, according TO rule and
line Lefty Lind, the great Gaiety girl, is
said to have earned more in the past year in
London giving private lessons to titled
women than during two seasons on the
boards 1t is well known that over here
young and brilliant graduate of the first
dancing school in this country has already
closed with fiattering offers made her to
coach large classes at Newport, Bar Harbor
and Narragansett. In fact, the youthful
teacher studied with this sole end in view.
Liberal pat was guaranteed from
high places if she would perfect herself ia
the art and then sell her knowledge
to private pupils before making a
formal debut on the stage. The new
professor says that when her young ladies
appear the veriest prude will find nothing to
object to in their dancing. In the first
place, their skirts, though made after the
regulation fuluess and laciness of stage
draperieS, will be longer. with no exposure
possible above the modest curve OF the in
step. Absolute hexibility and smooth sway
ing motions of the body, with graceful and
elaborate movements of upper and neither
limbs, will be the chief characteristics of the
society dancers In modified form they will
reproduce the exact effects achieved by pro-
feSsi 0DalS, and succeed, SO their instructor
asserts, in removing every objection to the
new accomplishment.
1t has been remarked that the most ardent
students of skirt dancing in high life are
who have suffered severe reproaches for
their amazonian proclivities and are now
eager to redeem themselves in the eyes of
admirers.
Crowds of comedy women filed the halls,
parlors and reception rooms OF the Richie
lieu Yesterday morning. says the Chicago
Times At noon one could hardly pass
through the main corridor, so dense was the
throng. About 10 o'clock a prepossessing
young woman sent her card to the apart
ments of Lionel Sartoris, a brother-in-law
of Nellie Grant Sartoris. He is one of the
wealthy young Englishmen who are largely
interested in cattle in Wyoming. He re-
ceived the young woman in the reception
room.
is this Mr.. Sartoris| she asked.
Eyes. madame
"Well, l would like to go to Wyoming
and keep house for you." If the young
foreigner had been asked to stand on his
head he would not have been SO surprised.
"What do you mean" he exclaimed.
81 want to be your housekeeper."
"Well, you can't. / know this is queer
country, but when young fellow wants to
get married surely he can pick his choice.
Pardon me, but will say good morning"
The poor woman's color was lobsteresque
and she darted out of the room. Mr.. Sar-
toris started for the cafe, but was halted at
the foot of the stairs by large, dark-eyed
woman.
This is Mr.. Sartorisp she asked"
eyes"
81 would like to go to Wyoming"
"Well, for goodness sake go"
"But would like to go With YOU"