The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-20

But, after all, this sermon on love is best
SUM up by quO,ing what clever man
said long ago 10y the by. how much clev-
erer things men say than women-that is,
how much better worth remembering are
the things they say: "a woman by whom
we are loved is vanity; woman whom
we love is religion"
HOW WISE WOMEN KEEP WELL.
There was one reason why the smart New
! York woman looked well on Easter Sun
day-she was thoroughly and beautifully
clean. For four days before, at one time or
another, at one bath or another, she had
been scrubbed and rubbed, showered and
| sprayed, and came out feeling herself like a
new sort OF flower prepar ed to look its best
on Easter Sunday. l see the usual wall
about the society woman breaking
down Is going through the newspapers,
and it is as absolutely untrue as that the
farmers wife leads an idyllic life.
The woman of the world is as we'll
taken care Of as thoroughbred horse. She
is rubbed until her satiny skin glows, takes
her beef tea when she comes in at night, in
the place OF @ warm mash, and while she
enjoys good dinner, she dOssn'G allow her
self to eat too much or too often. She Is too
wise to devour quantities of sweets and ices,
and while she is very often the wit, she is
just as often the wisdom Of an afternoon
tea, and she is the woman who is going to
look well when she is 50 or 90, because she
does understand
THE ART OF TAKING CARE OF HERSELF.
The Russian bath is her greatest help in
this, and once a week sees her religiousy
going through the ceremony, making desh
into the plunge, being sprayed until she
CLOVIS, bundled up in blankets until she is
| thoroughly warm, then rubbed dry, and out
she comes looking as bright as new dollar,
feeling as II she had cast off garment OF
dirt and was in her ght mind. Ride. Not
a bit of it. She has learned from the south
ern women and the dogs that after her
bath she wants to walk on the sunny side
of the street, and if the sun does put a
freckle or two on her face it will make her
eyes clear and her skin healthy-looking.
The extremely athletic young woman isn't
as as wise as this one, for hanging on bars
and trapezes and doing all sorts Of things
that they do at the circus are not exercises
calculated to make women beautiful in form:
they make them muscular and little bit
masculine; but you are not particularly
anxious to have your daughter that way,
are yous
A UNIQUE EASTER LUNCHEON.
There were some pretty Easter souvenirs
at a luncheon the other day that all pointed
moral. A party of ten women resolved to
make over their last spring bonnets for
Easter. and give the money for the new to
DOQleI
Easter day would mean perfect delight A
man who heard of this gave them lunch
con, and the souvenirs we're in the shape of
willow hats guided and filed with hyacnths
and jack roses, while the broad white rib
bon loops had the name and date in gold
upon one and on the other this twisting
around OF an old quotation, "She did good
by stealth, and blushed to find it fame
These girls were perfectly delighted at the
thong of the man. You know it is
very nice to do good and then have some-
body find it out.
HOW TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE.
In fact, all of US would be q great deal
gooder il we were encouraged more.
What kind of encouragement
There is an Immense amount Of encour-
agement III a pleasant greetiug-a greeting
that means you're here, and Pm here, and it
is happy world.
There is an immense amount of encour-
agement in two or three loving words-the
little atfectionate words that don't count
for so much, apparently, but that make cold
ones and stern ones easier to bear.
There's an immense amount of encourage
ment in q few written lines of hopetulness.
it's giving drink OF cold water to some
body who is perishing.
There's an Immense amount Of encourage
Inent in look or pressure Of the baud
that means, II know your trouble and
sympathize with you" but people so often
forget this.
There isan immense amount of encourage
rnent to be given by you and me every
twenty-four hours of the day given to men,
women and children. Let's do it this way.
There are twenty-four hours of the day and
you and may resolve to say the positive
word, the judicial word or the cross word,
but we can stop for one minute in the
twenty-four hours and change our minds
and say the pleasant and the sympathetic
one. Change our mindsl Why, of course
we can. It's the privilege of every woman
all over the world 1t is your privilege, and
it is also the privilege of BAB,