The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-15
GAY CARRIE CARELESS
-r1Is ABOUT a SUPPER OF AN Up
TOWN RIDING CLASS.

Marry John Jacob Astoria Few
words About Modesty as She is
eoen-Wbat the Sun God Would
uave Seen II the Roofs of New York
rzonses Could Suddenly Have Been
T,ned-W hat the Dickey Birds are
saving These Days.
Copyright. 1871
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-The girl who ca n
"a. horseback is the one who gets the fall
Tvs these keen, wintry days when the nip
-, air braces one on to exertion, and
Nom Jack Frost is 50 pretty in his glisten-
40 ubiteness that he invites one to come
nj and be bitten. An uptown riding class
ave a theater party one night last
week. with supper afterward at Fifth
sveuue restaurant
Reautiful menu cards were furnished. On
one side was the programme Of the play,
Nth the date aud day Of the week. Below
IN nretty script there was the legend Sup
,or at Tutti- Fruits" On the reverse Of the
card was the supper menu arranged within
: horse shoe. The fnvors were riding whips
Of cold with ruby set in the end.
Nr Tutti-Frutti did everything within
+ha scope of his art to make the supper a
ridinp one. There we're saddle rocks, boot
chops Qamb chops cut IN the shape of
boop, whipped cream, tongue Sandwiches,
and beaver (so-called) steaks. The ices
were in the form of top boots, saddles,
Jockey mats and riding Whips.
Among the most enthusiastic of New
York riders is Miss Sallie Hewitt, who goes
in for one with all the daSh'and daring that
ono might expect of an athlete.
Fnuestrianism has almost fallen off in
washington, where formerly riding parties
throye. But the many sad bereavements
that have come to the heads Of the admin
istration have made festivities seem like
hollow mockerles.
Miss Ava Willing, who by her marriage
with Mr.. Jack Aston, becomes the lady of
the future head of the house of Aston is re-
ported to be singularly unaffected in her
manner and speech. She has the character
istic accent of the Quaker city and she has
many of the pretty manners Of the Quaker
maideus. Despite the fact that sue has
made the most brilliant match of many
seasons. she seems all unconscious of the
greatness she has achieved and regards
SJackn as unaffactedly as if he were por-
tonless lawyer seeking his first brief and
she an humble little school teacher awaiting
the fame, fortune and future of her hopes
and desires.
Many OF the Aston jewels are to be reset
for the newest bride, and all the favors of
the house of Aston are laid at her feet. son
the other siden the engagement has created
almost as much sensation as it did here, and
the Queen, the leading society paper, de-
voted whole paragraph to it, in the same
column with royal announcements. OF
course they are going to Europe after a
brief sojourn at one of their country houses,
and, Of course, they will enjoy the royalty
of being sumptuouslY entertain ed.
God bless ladye and God bless groom
Is there anything quite as beautiful in all
the world as lovely woman as we find her.
What curves are hers! What delicacy of
tint Is upon her skin, and what grace of out
line is hers Critics may sheer and prudes
hide their affronted faces, but where is the
one who does not adoe the simple sweet
ness of womane
A lady should have beautifully white
hands and no mistake. If the skin be nat
urally white, very little care is required to
preserve it. A good soap, aided by pinch
or two of cracked oatmeal, may be used for
thorough cleansing twice day; and, if
needful to still further cleanse them, warm
water-not hot-wil do the necessary work.
Once week they should be rubbed front
and back between the tiugers and all with
slice of lemon.
If these exquisitely white hands are in
clined to chap, camphor ice may be applied
at night and white gloves worn to increase
the softening effect. The best camphor ice
is homemade preparation of pure white
wax melted and stirred to the consistency
OF cream, with the addition of several drops
of spirits Of camphor. Holes should always
be cut in the palms of tie gloves to allow
ventilation.
For distressingly red hands, equal parts
of glycerine, lemon juice and rose water
may be applied nightly under gloves. Daily
applications Of lemon juice are sure to pro-
duce whitening effect. Tight sleeves and
snugly fitting finger rings are frequent
source of red hands, and the only remedy
for this is TO remove the irritating cause.
Smooth white hands may be difficult to &C
qulre, but they are certainly within the
reach of all who care for them sufficiently
to make the effort required to secure them.
This is the way she looks The swagger
winter girl who is now in our midst. She
wears heavy cloth Newmarket all aspeck
with big dots of overshot work. On her
head Is one of those big sky scrapers which,
the boys say, are an invention of the evil
one, designed to keep a fellow half a rod
from his best girl. From under its coquet.
fish brim the lassie peeps cunningly and in
willingly, yet demurely. at passers by.
Around her neck is one of those great long
feather boas that are the sport of the idle
winds as the damsel promenades the favcrite
thoroughtareS. Jaunty days, thesel are
they not, when the girls, wearing the giddy
little Carrie capes, and carrying parasols
with Dresden handles, dance past us, giving
US stray gllmpseS Of allurlng ankles and be-
witching boots.
Women are doing all things within the
range of possibility to make themselves
charming as TO complexion. There is one
extreme of treatment into which few women
have been initiated. 1t is the daily sun bath.
A Wall street man conceived the idea that
bis wife could be benefited in looks if she
We're exposed for two hours each day to the
Denehcent rays of the warm, purifying sun.
de accordingly had constructed on the
south side of his mansion room with many
windows and glass roof. Into this each
DAY he persuaded his wife to go for a sun
nlng; and history relates that the lady S
SKIN grew fair, soft and lovely, and that it
was acceptable in the eyes of her lord.
One vlvacious evening my lord told the
story to an interested crowd of listeners at
The Union League Club and fired their am
bltlon to become the owners of women SO
seductively sweet For time there was a
perfect craze for building these sun bath
glass went up until GLACIERS and carpenters
were as scarce. as independent and as ex-
pensive as the most bowelless of plum ers.
When the glass rooms were completed and
tne ladies Of the Four Hundred seated in
them respectively, ye gods and little fishes,
what sight would have been there if the
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