The morning news., 1891-03-02

chAtelaine with pincushion and pair of
scissors, and 81 vsr-mOuated emery bsg
and q asilver-backed needle-b ok as an ev.d-
ence Of your Industry The best sewing class
in New York is the one that is held in the
evening; the men come 20 thread the needles
stitching being afterward given to women
who are well paid for it The money for
this comes from the dues paid not only
by the girls, but by the men who
are invited. and, as they are tOlerably
heavy, there is usually a small sum left
over. which is divided among the women
who have done the work in proportion to
their need for it. The matrimonisly boom
generally rises during Lent, when q man
has an opportunity tp see a girl sew. She
mayn't sew well-indeed, she may sew very
badly, but the sharp-pointed needle is a
favorite weapon Of Cupid's, and more times
than be can count IL has pierced heart and
blinded eyes TO all cha ms save those of one
woman. So you see the smart girl fully
understands the value of the sewing circle,
and as it Is the rule. in the best ones, not TO
permit any gossip. the nasty, ill-natursd lit
Tie things that women are so prone to say
are not heard, and the average man thinks
the girl Of his heart crea iure most too
bright and good for anything else except to
belong to him.
THIS YEARS EASTER BoNNETs.
The quaintest of little hats are being
shown for Easter day. They are small and
fiat, have a wreath of flowers under the
brim. are tied on in a pretty fashion, and
altogether make the wearer of them look as
if she had stepped o1t of the very old fash
ion plate. A remarkably pretty one is to
be worn with a black cloth gown, over
which is o Marquiss coat of black brocaded
with gold and trimmed with gold braid and
gold lace. This hat Ia of flna black straw
and has nothing on top except few hoops
of black velvet ribbon, but underneath,
resting on the hair, is a thick wreath OF
yellow cowslips; black velvet ribbons tie
this under the chil
OVER PRETTY woMAN'S HANDS.
Speaking of the fashions, the continued
announcement that one-buttOn gloves are
to be worn is again announced. They are
not in vogue except for one style of sleeve,
and that is the one which shapes in very
close to the arm below the elbow, fits very
close at the wrist, and comes down in a
long point over the hand, reaching quite to
the knuckes. The one-button glove worn
wit1 this is, however, a longer one than the
one-button glove of olden times, and though
1t Is short, yet does not permit the line Of
flesh TO show any place. With a short
sleeve that would permit glove going up
u"der it, such a fdur pas as wearing a one
kAO'O "Oulu bIdllD ODo ho
being very ignorant
SOME sELF-DENIALs DURING LENT.
What are you going to deny yourself dur
ing Lents Are you going to give up evil
speaking and evil thinkings That's good
resolve.
Are you going to give up too much eating
and too much drinkingl It's just as well
not to make a god of your stomach.
Are you going to give up slang and sweet
meatsl Neither Of them add very much to
yourself personally.
Are you going to give up fault-findins
and ugly wordsl Both Of them ruin the
shape Of your mouth.
Are you going to give up undesirable
books and undesii able peoplel Neither Of
them are good companions
Are you going to give up all the mean lit
tie pettinesses of life ami look out for the
great and good acts9 Well, we will all try
to anyhow, and the trial Is the first step
toward SUCCESS, isn't it, BAB.